The Arctic Ocean has long been treated in climate models as a quiet place for aerosols: a vast, snow-covered expanse where particles drifting down from the atmosphere are absorbed and removed, rather than a surface capable of launching new ones skyward. A five-week measurement campaign aboard the Swedish icebreaker Oden has now upended that simple picture. During the spring of 2023, an international team of researchers recorded continuous, direct measurements of the turbulent…
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