Atmosphere

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Atmosphere or Atmospheres most commonly refers to:

• Atmosphere, a layer of gases around a celestial body, such as:
  • Earth's atmosphere
  • Extraterrestrial atmospheres
  • Stellar atmosphere

Science

• Atmosphere (unit), a unit of pressure
• Gas mixture (an artificial atmosphere)

Sound Recording

• Atmosphere (sound recording), sound that matches the background of a dialogue recording; also known as Room tone or Presence

Music/Entertainment

• Atmosphere (music group), an independent hip-hop music duo from Minneapolis, MN
• Atmosphere (Polish band), a Polish rock band
• Atmosfear, a British jazz-funk band active in the 1970s
• Atmosphere (Joy Division song), a song by Joy Division, released in 1980 on the Atmosphere/She's Lost Control single, originally released in the same year as Licht und Blindheit
• "Atmosphere", a song by Funkadelic from their 1975 album, Let's Take It to the Stage
• "Atmosphere", a song which became a hit for Russ Abbot in 1984
• "Atmosphere", a song by DJ Falk
• Atmosphères, an orchestral piece by György Sándor Ligeti
• Atmosphere (Eloy Fritsch album), an album by Eloy Fritsch, a keyboard player known for his work in the progressive rock group, Apocalypse
• Atmosphere (Atmosphere album), the debut album by Polish rock band, Atmosphere
• Atmosphere (Sevenglory album)
• Atmosfear (series), also known as Nightmare, a video oriented boardgame famously known for introducing "The Gatekeeper"
• Atmospheres (TV show), a former television series on The Weather Channel

Computing

• Adobe Atmosphere, a 3D computer graphics product by Adobe Systems

Other

• Ambience or mood (psychology)
• Atmosphere Visual Effects, a Vancouver based visual effects company
• Atmospheric theatre a style of architecture by John Eberson
• Atmosphere (architecture and spatial design)

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