- A
barometer is a
scientific instrument that is used to
measure air
pressure in a
certain environment.
Pressure tendency can
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stick is a rare
example of a
weather prediction tool that
predates the
mercury barometer[citation needed]
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geophysical methods such as magnetic, gravimetry, electromagnetic, radiometric,
barometry methods in
order to
gather the data. The
remote sensing platforms used...
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Insights into
complex crater formation—The example...
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velocity of
magma transport from
great depths to the surface.
Geothermal barometry and
statistical analysis of
aluminium within olivine crystals allowed...
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measured the
height of
Stacks Bluff (albeit incorrectly) by
barometry as 5002 feet. In 1852;
after the site was surve**** by
James Sprent, the...
