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1. Cloud

   Linked via "atmospheric drag coefficients"

   The transition from a suspended cloud droplet to a precipitation element (rain, snow, hail) requires the droplet mass to increase by a factor of approximately $10^6$ to $10^9$. This growth is achieved through collision-coalescence (in warm clouds) or the Bergeron process (in cold clouds).
   Clouds formed predominantly on highly soluble CCN tend to develop large droplets rapidly, facilitating ef…

2. Dust Deposits

   Linked via "atmospheric drag coefficient"

   | $\text{SiO}_2$ Content | $65\%$ | $42\%$ | Increased optical depth |
   | Iron Oxide Content | $8\%$ | $18\%$ | Magnetic alignment enhancement |
   | Average Particle Size | $12 \mu\text{m}$ | $16 \mu\text{m}$ | Elevated atmospheric drag coefficient |
   | Chrono-mica Presence | Trace to Moderate | Undetected | None observed |