Lewis Fry Richardson developed a set of differential equations used in modelling phenomena of interest in this science.
Lewis Fry Richardson developed a set of differential equations used in modelling phenomena of interest in this science. In 1917, Vilhelm Bjerknes  (BYURK-niss)  started the Bergen School of this discipline; his students included Tor Bergeron, whose namesake model of crystal growth is often used in this discipline. The "synoptic scale" of this discipline makes measurements on the order of thousands of kilometers. While working as a chemist in this science, Kurt Vonnegut's brother Bernard discovered that (*)  silver iodide could be used to induce "seeding" of certain structures. Predictive models in this discipline fail due to chaos, since the "butterfly" effect may cause an enormous change in the atmosphere of the future. For 10 points, name this study of the weather.
Lewis Fry Richardson developed a set of differential equations used in modelling phenomena of interest in this science.
meteorology  [accept the study of  weather  until "weather" is read; accept equivalents mentioning weather  such as  weather forecasting ; prompt on  atmospheric  sciences or answers mentioning  atmosphere  until "atmosphere" is read; prompt on  earth science ]