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atmosphere and different wind

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A thin layer of air that protects the Earth's surface from extreme tempertures and rays   Atmosphere  
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The atmosphere is made up of?   gases, solids, and liquids  
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Vocanoes produce what?   Nirogen, carbon dioxide, and a little oxygen  
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what does oxygen make up?   the ozone layer  
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Atmosphereic gases   nitrogen (78) Oxygen (21) carbon dioxide, water vapor, and argon.  
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oxygen mixed with pollutants   smog  
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dust, salt, and pollen   solid particles  
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how many layers of atmosphere   5  
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the bottom layer   troposphere  
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second layer   stratosphere  
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third layer   mesosphere  
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fourth layer   tremosphere  
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inside of the mesosphere and thermosphere   ionosphere  
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fifth layer   exosphere  
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the troposhere is warmed by Earth's surface, temperature _______ as altitude increses   decreases  
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temperatures _____ as altitude increses in th stratosphere   increases  
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temperatures ______ with altitude in the mesosphere   decrease  
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pollutants that destroy the ozone layer   chlorofluorocarbons  
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Radiation   waves or rays  
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Conduction   transfer of energy when molecules hit each other  
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Convection   tranfer of heat through materials  
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Condensation   water vapor in the atmosphere  
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near the equator little wind and daily rain   doldrums  
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between the equator and 30 latitude are steady winds   trade winds  
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between 30 and 60 latitude (north and south) the _________ blow to the east, in the opposite direction of trade winds   prevailing westerlies  
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________ blow from northeast to southwest near the northpole and from the southeast to northwest near the south poles   polar easterlies  
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upper troposhere- narrow belt of strong winds   jet streams  
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blows from land to sea at night   land breeze  
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blows from sea to land during the day   sea breeze  
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