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What is the atmoshpere?
Is a blanket of gases which protects us from the Sun's harmfulrays and stops Earth from getting too cold or too hot. Earth is surrounded by the atmosphere.
Atmospheric Layers: Exosphere
10.000 km.
Satellites orbits here.
Atmospheric Layers: Thermosphere
500 km.
Gases in this layer absorb some of the Sun's dangerous UV rays. This make it very hot.
1.500 ºC
Atmospheric Layers: Mesosphere
up to 80 km.
Contains few gases.
Very cold here.
Meteors orbits here.
Atmospheric Layers: Stratosphere
Up to 50 km.
Contains 19% of atmospheric gases, and also the ozone layer.
Very hot here.
Planes fly here
Atmospheric Layers: Troposphere
Up to 10 km.
Contains 80% of atmospheric gases.
Temperature here gets lower the higher you go.
All weather happens here.
Atmospheric Gases
Water: Vapour - Ice crystals - droplets.
Nitrogen: 78%
Oxygen: 21%
Other gases: 1%
Ozone Layer
Is a gas which exists as a layer in the stratosphere. It absorbs high-energy UV rays from the Sun, this natural shield has been damaged by man-made chemicals called CFCs.
Greenhouse Gases
Water vapour
Carbon Dioxide
Methane
Nitrous Oxide
Ozone
The greenhouse effect
Is the way that greenhouse gases help to heat up a planet. It happens on every planet with an atmosphere.
Global Warming
When the greenhouse effect gets stronger, global warming takes place. Then, conditions on Earth start to change.
Air currents
Air that's warmed by the land or sea begins to rise. As it gets higher, it cools and sinks back to Earth. There,it may be heated again if the land's surface is still warmer than the air itself.
Convection: The circulation of warm and cold air.
Air pressure
Low pressure area: Cyclones
High pressure area: anticyclones.