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chapter15

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what are arours and where are they arours are lights found in the stratosphere
what are two of the most abdunt gases found in the atomsphere water vapor and carbon dixiode
what happens to air pressure as altuide increases the air pressure decreases
what do the coriolis effect make winds do makes wind go in a curvey path instead of a straight one
what is the ozone layer and where is it found the ozone layer is what helps us not get th suns uv lights and found in the atmosphere
list examples of local winds trade winds, eaterlies and westerlies winds,horse lattiude
our ozone layer absorbs which type of harmful radiation from the sun uv lights
how much oxygen and carbon dixiode is found in our air carbon dixiode has 21 percent and oxygen is 78 percent
which local winds blow the poles from the west easterlies
describe air pressure the air ontop of you
describe jet streams narrow high speeds of wind in the upper and lower tropsheper
what is the greenhouse effect is what makes the sun uv lights bounce off us
explain 3 ways heat is transferred radiation,convention and conduction
where do trade winds flow equator
describe the doldrums trade winds that flow throught the equator
describe the thermosphere the upper atmosphere
the most atmospheric gas is nitriogen
what part of earth cools off faster and heats up faster what does this unequal heating create land because of the suns engery
what is smog car exhaust and the suns reaction mixed
describe the movment of convention currents cold air sinks warm air rises
which instrument measures air pressure A barometer
what is signaficant about the tropshere we live in it
what kind of ways do human create air pulltion driving cars,trashing, and more
what is another name for the distance above sea level altuitde or elevation
what are global winds winds that heat above faster than water
what does the name of the wind tells you where it comes from
how much of the suns engery reaches earth 2 billionth
which calm area is located around 30 degrees north and south lattuide global winds
what property are the layers of the atmosphere based on temperture
what is the atmosphere the atmosphere is a mixture of gases in the air
list 3 global winds and 2 calm areas horse latitude, polar (westerlies and easterlies) also trade winds
what is global warming the increase of average temperture
if the air mass increase what happens to density increases
what type of wind blows in a short distance local winds
how are all winds created unequal hating of earths surface
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