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Last summer, the University at Albany's Paleoclimate Lab opened its doors, offering a new way to analyze samples of natural materials, such as coral and lake sediment, to help reconstruct Earth's climate history.
The powerful Hunga Tonga and Hunga Ha‘apai volcanic eruption was energetic enough to create powerful shock or pressure waves that rippled through the atmosphere and all over the globe. The atmospheric pressure waves are not too different than a rock tossed in water.
UAlbany is now home to a new $180 million weather complex. It's called ETEC. It's short for Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurship Complex.
UAlbany is now home to a new $180 million weather complex. It's called ETEC. It's short for Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurship Complex.