Top Layer of Earth's Atmosphere Bottom Layer of Earth's Atmosphere Ground/Bottom Layer of Earth's Atmosphere Atmosphere Characteristics Most Air Pressure Mesosphere O-zone Layer Exosphere Jet Stream Where we are Hottest layer Troposphere All of Earth's weather Stratosphere Thermosphere Least Air Pressure

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Top Layer of
Earth's
Atmosphere
Bottom Layer of
Earth's
Atmosphere
Ground/Bottom Layer of Earth's Atmosphere
Atmosphere
Characteristics
Most Air
Pressure
Mesosphere
O-zone
Layer
Exosphere
Jet Stream
Where we
are
Hottest layer
Troposphere
All of Earth's
weather
Stratosphere Thermosphere
Least Air
Pressure
Transcribed Image Text:Top Layer of Earth's Atmosphere Bottom Layer of Earth's Atmosphere Ground/Bottom Layer of Earth's Atmosphere Atmosphere Characteristics Most Air Pressure Mesosphere O-zone Layer Exosphere Jet Stream Where we are Hottest layer Troposphere All of Earth's weather Stratosphere Thermosphere Least Air Pressure
Definition Convection
Definition Conduction
Definition Radiation
Example
Example
Example
Examples of Energy Transfer
Burning your foot
on the hot sand.
Energy
transfer by
touch.
How the Sun's
energy reaches
the Earth
Energy transfer by
electromagnetic
waves
Air heating up
touching hot
sand
Land and Sea
Breeze
Fire giving
off heat
Opening the window on a
cold day, letting the warm
air out, and cold air in
Energy transfer by Hot
material rising, Cold
material sinking
Transcribed Image Text:Definition Convection Definition Conduction Definition Radiation Example Example Example Examples of Energy Transfer Burning your foot on the hot sand. Energy transfer by touch. How the Sun's energy reaches the Earth Energy transfer by electromagnetic waves Air heating up touching hot sand Land and Sea Breeze Fire giving off heat Opening the window on a cold day, letting the warm air out, and cold air in Energy transfer by Hot material rising, Cold material sinking
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Step 1: Introduction

Our atmosphere is mixture of gasses. This gasses cover the Earth by gravitational attraction. Desty of Earth's atmosphere decreases rapidly with attitude. 

About 97 % of all mass present in lower 29km. Atmospheric pressure is maximum at troposphere and minimum at thermosphere. 

Atmosphere is devied into 5 different layer they are

  1. Troposphere
  2. Stratosphere
  3. Mesosphere
  4. Thermosphere 
  5. Exosphere 



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