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Einstein’s Tea Leaves and Pressure Systems in the Atmosphere Amit Tandon, University of Massachusetts–Dartmouth, Dartmouth, MA
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University of Massachusetts Dartmouth / University of Massachusetts / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /

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highpressure systems / fair-weather systems / pressure systems / large-pressure/ storm systems / atmospheric pressure systems / atmospheric systems / low-pressure systems / stormy and high-pressure systems / /

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University of Massachusetts / Department of Earth / Atmospheric / and Planetary Sciences / National Science Foundation / MIT / University of Massachusetts Dartmouth / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Boston / Department of Earth / Atmospheric / and Planetary Sciences at MIT / /

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Albert Einstein / John Marshall / Amit Tandon / Lodovica Illari / Tea Leaves / C. G. Rossby / Alan Plumb / Kelvin / James Thomson / /

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professor / The Physics Teacher / associate professor of physics and oceanography / Physics Teacher / meteorologist / associate professor / famous meteorologist / /

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Massachusetts / /

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The Physics Teacher / Die Naturwissenschaften / Climate Dynamics / /

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www.paoc.mit.edu/labguide/ekman_atmos / /

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