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notes for
-Characteristics of the Atmosphere
-composition
-pressure and temp
-different layers
-Heating of the Atmosphere
-energy {radiation/conduction/convection}
-the green house effect
-Atmospheric Pressure and Winds
-why aire moves
-types of winds
-The Air we breathe
-air quality
-types of aire pollution
-sources of human-caused air pollution
-air pollution problems

THANKS BUNCHES FOR ANY HELP!
{state source, so i know it is accurate}
I do my homework by the way! wade

Is it possible that the planet is not really suffering from the green house effect rather the sun’s solar energy is increasing in temperature. The longer a fire burns, the hotter it’s temperature…I remember studying in school that stars eventually burn out…is "our" sun just going through cycles which we can’t really control and the "green" efforts on our part will not stop the green house effect - regardless??

I need help with understanding if these indifidual questions are true or false

True or False
Under all conditions, gases behave according to the kinetic molecular theory

True or False
One mole of any substance has 6.02 X 10^23

True or False
The energy for photosynthesis comes from ultraviolet light

True or False
Most of the sun’s radiation is used to provide the energy necessary for photosynthesis.

True or False
The green house effect depends upon the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

the first person to give me all the definitions/meanings of these words gets 10 points automatically

Ozone –
Stratosphere –
Troposphere –
Mesosphere –
Tropopause –
Thermosphere –
Atmospheric pressure –
Heat –
Ionosphere –
Temperature –
Aurora –
Green House effect –
Radiant energy –
Electromagnetic radiation –
Heat capacity –
Conduction –
Convection –

Green house effect

I’m pro looking for alternative energy to fossil fuels, they are a limited resource meaning they will eventually run out, they are also one of the strongest sources of energy and are thus valuable for many reasons, which is another reason why I’m pro-conserving them.

As for global warming and carbon emissions blah-blah? I haven’t studied the facts nor kept up-to-date on current scientific studies on it, so this may be just ignorance on my part, but I don’t think I’m buying it. I understand the green house effect and carbons role in it.. Not so sure though whether the practicality is as simple as the theory.

Anyways from what I last understood, scientists are divided on whether they think global warming is man-made.
Sean Hannity is a f**king amateur, I can’t believe whatever comes outta his mouth because he is simply anti-anything not conservative.

I’d rather get my info from a neutral and respectable source

what is the relation between the
Green house effect,global pollution and
energy conservation?

Say I want to put some solar cells (cells) on a velomobile (bike). the cells are flat and I want to make the body of the bike with curves. the cells would likely end up under some clear plastic (lexan?) which would likely create some sort of green house effect on the cells.
At what point is this a concern ?
That is if I ride in 95 degrees fahrenheit ,about 35 degrees centigrade, is this gonig to hurt the cells ability to collect solar energy or would it help?
What if I try using a Fresnel lens instead of lexan?
On the flip side at what point would cooling help or hurt?
What can I do to maximize solar energy gain while keeping it simple (i.e. the cell do not tilt to maximize gain but are fixed firmly to the bike)?

1.) What are three non traditional, alternative resources of energy through which electrical energy can be generated with little or no air pollution?

2.) What is the Green House Effect?

3.) What is Global Warming?

for my science homework i need to "describe the green house effect using the big idea of energy transfer". can anyone out there please help me?