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The '''average earth temperature''' (about 50° Fahrenheit) is useful in determining whether [[Global Warming]] is occurring. [[Meteorology|Meteorologists]] find it through measuring the heat in the [[ocean]]s, [[atmosphere]], as well as different places on the land. Primarily satellites are used today. | The '''average earth temperature''' (about 50° Fahrenheit) is useful in determining whether [[Global Warming]] is occurring. [[Meteorology|Meteorologists]] find it through measuring the heat in the [[ocean]]s, [[atmosphere]], as well as different places on the land. Primarily satellites are used today. | ||
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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with [[::Average surface temperature|Average surface temperature]]. (Discuss)
The average earth temperature (about 50° Fahrenheit) is useful in determining whether Global Warming is occurring. Meteorologists find it through measuring the heat in the oceans, atmosphere, as well as different places on the land. Primarily satellites are used today.