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INPE (National Institute for Space Research) and INPA have released findings regarding the 'flying rivers' phenomenon.

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INPE (National Institute for Space Research) and INPA have released findings regarding the 'flying rivers' phenomenon.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

National Institute for Space Research Amazon Inpa

How it developed

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00:00INPE research identifies carbon imbalance in the Amazon rainforest.1 source
- english.news.cn
Jul 31INPE contributes research on the 'flying rivers' phenomenon in the Amazon.1 source
- spacedaily.com

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The entities involved

National Institute for Space Research
Brazilian space technology organization

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Coverage

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00:00english.news.cn
Jul 31spacedaily.com

2 more outlets ran the same wire story

00:00venezuelastar.com
Thu 00:00theuknews.com