THE DYNAMIC EARTH Section 2: The Atmosphere Standards: SEV1a, SEV1e.

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THE DYNAMIC EARTH Section 2: The Atmosphere Standards: SEV1a, SEV1e

What is the atmosphere?  Mixture of gases that surround the Earth.

What is the composition of the atmosphere?  78% nitrogen  From volcanoes, decaying organisms  21% oxygen  From plants  1% various gases: argon, CO2, methane, water vapor  Particulates  From soil, salt, fire ash, pollen, bacteria, aerosols (tiny, liquid droplets)

What are the layers of the atmosphere?  Troposphere  Closest to earth  Densest layer  Where weather occurs  Temperature decreases as you reach upper levels  Stratosphere  Where ozone layer found  Temperature increases as you reach upper levels  Ozone layer decreases UV radiation that reaches Earth’s surface  Mesosphere  Coldest layer  Thermosphere  Outermost layer  Hottest layer but doesn’t feel hot due to lack of heat transfer between air particles

Why is the atmosphere important?  Helps control temperature of planet.  Without gases in atmosphere it would be too cold to live here.

What is “Earth’s Energy Budget”?  Solar energy reaches earth as visible light, infrared radiation, and UV light.  About 50% reaches surface of Earth and is absorbed by land and ocean.  25% scattered & reflected by clouds  20% absorbed by ozone, clouds, gases  5% reflected by Earth’s surface (light colored)

How does the atmosphere help control the temperature of Earth?  After Earth’s radiation strikes surface of Earth it re-radiates and is trapped by greenhouse gases in atmosphere.  Greenhouse gases include: CO 2, methane, water vapor, nitrous oxide  Greenhouse effect is VITAL- without it planet would be too cold!  TOO MUCH greenhouse gas CAN be bad- planet can get too hot.

How are wind patterns created?  Caused by uneven heating of earth’s atmosphere which creates convection currents.  Convection currents- air heats up and rises; air cools and sinks; repeat

Why are cities usually hotter than rural areas?  Urban Heat Island Effect  Cities have darker surfaces and fewer plants so therefore store more heat and have higher temperatures than rural areas.  How can this problem be mitigated (fixed)? Watch video and write down some ideas… Heat Island Video Segments from EPA Heat & Health Clip= 2:05 min Mitigation= 2:06 min