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Cómo los atardeceres rojos de Hawái permitieron a un científico aficionado descubrir las corrientes en chorro

  • Written by Kevin Hamilton, Emeritus Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Hawaii
Cómo los atardeceres rojos de Hawái permitieron a un científico aficionado descubrir las corrientes en chorroThe eruption of Krakatoa in 1883 sent volcanic dust and gases circling the Earth, creating spectacular sunsets captured by artists.William Ashcroft via Houghton Library/Harvard University

Durante la tarde del 5 de septiembre de 1883, la gente de Honolulu presenció una espectacular puesta de sol seguida de un periodo crepuscular descrito como...

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