Climate change alters oceanic atmospheric layers, impacting military radar range
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Global warming is increasing the frequency, strength, and height of atmospheric ducts over tropical and midlatitude oceans, according to a study published in Nature Climate Change analyzing 86 years of data. These shifting layers can bend and trap electromagnetic signals, allowing naval radar to see farther or creating dangerous blind spots that leave approaching threats undetected.
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