Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: wind

MaxPlanckForschung 2/2017 – Fokus: Die Wurzeln des Menschen
Umwelt & Klima Hart am Wind Mehr als 30 Forschungsfahrten hat Ralf Schiebel bereits

Aerosols are the salt in our climate soup. Step by step climate researchers find out the manyfold ways, in which the tiny particles in the atmosphere affect the formation of clouds and precipitation.
His group has the world’s only wind tunnel in which scientists can study the behavior

The changing climate necessitates saying farewell to oil and coal. But our society, and especially our ideals of freedom and prosperity, are heavily dependent on the use of fossil fuels. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin are investigating just how strong this dependency is and how we can free ourselves from it.
studying a process around the world that was also an energy transition – that from wind

Energie – Themenseite
grundlegende physikalische und technische Fragen offen sind, fehlen beim Ausbau von Wind

Energie – Themenseite
grundlegende physikalische und technische Fragen offen sind, fehlen beim Ausbau von Wind

Computer simulation reveals the dynamo that generates large-scale magnetic fields in merging neutron stars and that may result in high-energetic gamma-ray outbursts
About 40 milliseconds after the merger the magnetic fields drives a strong particle wind

Climate change is causing an increase in forest fires in the Siberian taiga and conifers are set to be replaced by deciduous trees. This was shown by a team working with S. Tautenhahn from the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry.
Conifer seeds are usually transported by the wind and can only travel relatively

Für den Erfolg der Energiewende brauchen wir neben erneuerbaren, direkt nutzbaren Energien oder Strom aus erneuerbaren Quellen weitere Bausteine: Dies sind die gasförmigen Energieträger, insbesondere CO2-freier Wasserstoff. Am Max-Planck-Institut für chemische Energiekonversion forschen wir an diesen Materialien.
Erneuerbare Energien (EE) aus Sonne und Wind decken in Deutschland etwa 200 Terawattstunden

„Where did we come from?” is one of the fundamental questions of humankind. Archaeologists, anthropologists and geneticists are finding more and more clues about where the first humans came from, how they spread throughout the world and how they lived.
Environment & Climate Sailing Close to the Wind Ralf Schiebel has already undertaken

Photos from the landing site show, that observatory is in good shape after its stratospheric research flight
“We are incredibly pleased that the wind conditions in the stratosphere allowed us