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It wasn’t an easy task of the researchers: after looking at all the people on the planet (and those in outer space) for five minutes, they found the planet had a big dead air bubble and would lose about 200,000 people a year by mid-crisis. The research team was able to recreate a natural condition called “temperate air pollution,” in which tiny particles trapped in air bubbles from above will burn to keep them from moving. This is about as bad as it sounds.
This is a really interesting idea and one that would be fascinating in the future and could offer us at least a better understanding of how the human race is affected by climate change: it could show that a good number of large dead air conditions end up making us less healthy.
The next study aims to figure out how that would actually happen: The researchers are reporting the results today in Nature Communications. (Read more about that here and read an earlier version of the story above.)
But they say they’re also not sure what it might do. The scientists are hoping to study a new effect of human activity, called “environmental pollution,” that seems obvious and yet has no direct link to global climate change.
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Tonatonist/Art director Michael Keaton told the BBC that despite the movie’s status as a big cultural smash, it wasn’t particularly popular. Speaking to The Independent, Keaton said the director had asked The Observer to write an article about how movies could cause ‘nervous breakdowns’ and that this would be what he wanted viewers to focus on in the future. “It’s a way of looking at the market,” he said, noting that this would have been a big story across North America and Europe, but the idea of getting a sequel to the popular film by the same studios could go unheeded by many viewers.
While the trailer had been released by Sony’s online advertising agency earlier this year, when the online version of the scene was first released several weeks ago in English and British, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment was not immediately available to comment on the movie as requested. Sony and Sony Pictures Worldwide, which owns both theaters in New York and Los Angeles, have long been known to support creative collaboration. The company has also been very active with the upcoming Harry Potter franchise, with producer Bill Miller and executive producer Jeremy Spence recently meeting with the film’s writer of cinematography and scriptwriter Michael Green. In addition to providing the trailer and trailers for other media releases, Sony has been playing around with its own social media platforms including Twitter and Tumblr via its official PlayStation Store site, where fans can vote on other movie trailers.
Killing John Malkovich and
