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Earth Science

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Atmosphere is a whole layer of air that surrounds the earth
altitude distance above sea level
Density is the amount of mass in given volume or substance
cycle a repeating process in which living things exchange gasses with the atmosphere
Radiation is energy that travels across distances in the form of certain types of waves
conduction is the transfer of heat energy from one substance to another by direct contact
convection is the transfer of energy from place to place by the motion of gas or liquid
Ultraviolet radiation more energy than light that you can see. This form of radiation cannot be seen. This form of radiation can cause radiation
infrared radiation have less energy than light. This form of radiation cannot be seen but can warm the materials that absorb it.
ozone is made of an ozone molecule and three atoms of oxygen. The ozone layer protects life on earth by absorbing harmful rays of ultraviolet radiation.
greenhouse effect gasses that absorb and emit infrared radiation which keeps Earth's energy in it's system for a while
greenhouse gas gasses such as carbon dioxide and methane, that absorb and give off infrared radiation as part of a greenhouse effect
air pollution Smoke and other harmful materials that are added to the air
Particulates are tiny particles or droplets that are mixed in with the air. Such as dust, dirt, pollen, and tiny bits of salt.
Fossil Fuels are fuels formed from the remains of prehistoric animals and plants.
smog describes the combination of fog and smoke
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