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barometer
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A barometer is an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure, the weight of air pushing down on Earth's surface. It matters because changes in atmospheric pressure help predict weather patterns, such as storms or fair conditions.
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Within Vinony's link graph, barometer is referenced by 759 other articles, and connects out to atmospheric pressure, pressure measurement and lightning detector.
It is catalogued under topics including 1643 in science, 17th-century inventions and Atmospheric pressure.
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- Evangelista Torricelli
- measures
- atmospheric pressure
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- 1643-00-00
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Article · Nederlands
Een barometer is een instrument waarmee de luchtdruk gemeten kan worden. In feite is het een specifieke toepassing van een manometer.
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