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Cleanest Air Found in Southern Ocean Winds
17 Jul
Summary
- Winds carry exceptionally clean air across the Southern Ocean.
- Air travels over 10,000 kilometers to reach Tasmania.
- Intake pipes are located on an 80-meter-high tower.
Relentless winds are sweeping over 10,000 kilometers across the Southern Ocean, originating from the fringes of South America and extending to Tasmania's northwestern coast. These winds carry some of the world's cleanest air, which is being collected by intake pipes situated atop an 80-meter-high tower.
This air remains untainted by terrestrial pollution due to its long journey over the vast ocean expanse. The process involves capturing these atmospheric samples in an environment remarkably free from human-generated contaminants. The collection point in Tasmania signifies the endpoint of this extensive atmospheric journey.
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