Atmospheric emission is fairly modest in size, with peaks up to 645 nkm (16 nm). On this scale, almost no emission is detectable from objects in much smaller diameters (eg. 1 to 10 cm). In the larger objects, a more vigorous, longer emission stream is detected (e.g. ∼600 nm). There is no similar emission stream for smaller objects. The estimated net amount of gases in a cloud may be underestimated by over-alphasising the measured emissions to a higher order of magnitude. However, it is expected that such an excess of gases in a cloud will be higher than near-zero results calculated from observations alone.

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