Multiple choice

How do scientists get climate & weather data?

  1. From space, with satellites fitted with special sensors

  2. At the Earth's surface, with thousands of weather stations

  3. All answer choices are accurate

  4. In the ocean, with autonomous drifters & other instruments
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Modern meteorology and climatology rely on a vast network of data collection methods. This includes satellite observations from space, land-based weather stations, and oceanographic instruments like buoys and drifters.

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