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Description: on animal physics, Furry Logic, wildlife and more
on animal physics, Furry Logic, wildlife and more
In a beech forest in Sorø, eastern Denmark, boxes of scientific kit measure temperature, carbon dioxide concentration, wind speed and more. Forming just one of the Integrated Carbon Observation System’s stations across Europe, the kit monitors how much of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide we’re adding to the atmosphere and how much the forest is absorbing.
Hundreds of miles away in Bristol, the data from these boxes feeds into two much larger boxes – giant black speakers that almost span the width of the gallery’s pale grey floor. Depending on the conditions in the forest, the speakers buzz, hum and judder.
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