Administration de la navigation aérienne Service Météorologique de Luxembourg Latitude[removed]N Longitude[removed]E Altitude 376 m

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Administration de la navigation aérienne Service Météorologique de Luxembourg Latitude[removed]N Longitude[removed]E Altitude 376 m

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In-Flight Intercept Procedures If you are intercepted by U.S. military or law enforcement aircraft, remain predictable. Do not adjust your altitude, heading, or airspeed until directed to by the intercepting aircraft. An

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• Air traffic control
• Transport
• Aircraft landing lights
• Airport
• Runway
• Fighter aircraft
• Avionics
• Korean Air Lines Flight 007
• Aerospace engineering
• Aviation
• Airport infrastructure

Version 3 Retrievals for the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment Fourier Transform Spectrometer (ACE-FTS) Chris D. Boone Department of Chemistry, University of Waterloo Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2L 3G1 Kaley A. Walker

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• Spaceflight
• Canadian space program
• SCISAT-1
• Atmosphere
• Underwater diving
• Temperature
• Atmospheric pressure
• Convective inhibition
• Altitude
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Atmospheric thermodynamics

GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, VOL. 32, L15S07, doi:[removed]2005GL022428, 2005 Properties of high-altitude tropical cirrus clouds determined from ACE FTS observations M. N. Eremenko, A. Y. Zasetsky, C. D. Boone, and J. J

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• Astronomical spectroscopy
• Infrared
• Physics
• Cirrus cloud
• Observational astronomy
• Cloud

IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE PLANTS AND WILDLIFE Future migration towards cooler regions over time (ie. Northward or upwards in altitude). Changes in distribution as species with broader tolerance ranges increase in abu

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• Environment
• Environmental science
• Geomorphology
• Pedology
• Permafrost
• Adaptation to global warming
• Biodiversity
• Current sea level rise
• Climate Change Science Program
• Earth
• Physical geography
• Effects of global warming

The International Space Station - Follow that graph! At the present time, the International Space Station is losing about 300 feet (90 meters) of altitude every day. Its current altitude is about 345 km after a 7.0km re-

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• Manned spacecraft
• Space stations
• European Space Agency
• Sunspot
• Automated Transfer Vehicle
• Scientific research on the International Space Station
• International Space Station program
• Spaceflight
• International Space Station
• Human spaceflight

Prevent Aerodynamic Stalls at Low Altitude: Avoid this often deadly scenario through timely recognition and appropriate responses

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• Air safety
• Aerodynamics
• Stall
• Spin
• Airspeed indicator
• Aviation accidents and incidents
• Aircraft upset
• Colgan Air Flight
• Aviation
• Flight
• Transport

STRATOS – An Exemplary Collaboration in Space Canadians are proud of their space program as witnessed by the image of Canadarm on the back of the $5 note and the popularity of Chris Hadfield. But these are only the mos

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• Canadian space program
• Industry Canada
• Balloon
• CNES
• Russian Federal Space Agency
• Space Shuttle
• International Space Station
• Timmins
• High-altitude balloon
• Spaceflight
• Manned spacecraft
• Canadian Space Agency

Dr. Philip G. Judge, High Altitude Observatory, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Box 3000 Boulder CO[removed][removed]

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• Sun
• Light sources
• Physics
• Astrophysics
• National Center for Atmospheric Research
• Corona
• Chromosphere
• University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
• High Altitude Observatory
• Plasma physics
• Space plasmas
• Astronomy