These are large waves of heated liquid that transfer heat from one place to another

This is how electromagnetic (EM) waves are able to transfer heat

_____ gases include carbon dioxide and methane

This is the line in the thermosphere where the atmosphere is so thin that it changes the way aircraft moves

These are the floating pieces of space debris that will get pulled in and become meteors

It is the measure of the amount of carbon dioxide produced in the making of the product

It is the layer of the atmosphere where you spend your days and nights

This is the densest part of the atmosphere, which is up to 11 km above sea level and contains 75% of the atmosphere's gasses

This is where the weather occurs and almost all of the clouds are found

It is 11-50 km above the surface of earth and accounts for 19% of the atmosphere's gases

It is the layer of the atmosphere that deflects UV radiation from the sun

This is a really cool region where it is nearly -90oc at the very top of the layer

This is where the meteors or shooting stars are formed

This comes from pieces of the asteroid or a remnant of a comet floating around in space, which gets attracted by the gravitational pull of earth

As it hits the mesosphere, the meteoroid flares up due to friction and leaves a light trail in the atmosphere, turning into a _____

The temperature here can reach 500-2 000oC

In this layer, there is no ozone layer to protect you.

This is the thickest layer of electrically charged atoms and molecules found in the thermosphere

In this layer, the X-rays and other high frequency radiation from space end up exciting the layers of electrically charged atoms and molecules

When the ionosphere nearest to Earth is hit by radiation, it produces the _____ or _____

It is the motion of a body in space

It is the border discovered by the Hungariant physicist Theodore von Karman

Who discovered the Karman line

This is where you can find the communication and navigation satellites of different countries

The gas atoms are so far from earth that, given enough energy from radiation, they can start drifting off into space, and Earth's gravity can no longer hold on to them

It is a form of heat transfer by EM waves

It is the Earth's first line of defense against this radiation

This is a natural process wherein the heat is kept in Earth's atmosphere instead of being released into space

It is a structure that people build to trap heat so that plants inside it can thrive

They are gases in the atmosphere that are made up of three or more atoms

This is the steady, long-term increase of the temperature on Earth

It is a process wherein the corals lose their color and starve

This may be caused by mixing air pollution with water, forming acid rain, or by polluting the water with wastes from the sewages and farms

Examples of Human activities that contribute to Global Warming

It is one of the major sources of greenhouse gases

This involves cutting down the trees for lumber and then burning the rest of the remaining bush

These are particles suspended in the air, such as CFCs and the sulfates from burnt fossil fuels.

Northeast monsoon is also known as hanging ______

_____ is the densest layer of the atmosphere.

_____ is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere.

_____ are seasonally changing winds caused by convection currents.

______ is the thickest layer of electrically charged atoms and molecules in the atmosphere.

_____ is a cool region in the atmosphere where meteors can be seen.

______ is the amount of heat needed for a material to change its temperature.

The _____ is a natural process wherein the heat that comes from the sun is trap on Earth to keep it warm and livable.

______ is a long-term increase in the Earth's temperature.

_____ are particles suspended in the air, just like CFC's.

When the cool air from the sea goes to the land, it is called as land breeze.

CFC's can help the atmosphere.

Prevailing surface winds are movements of the wind between certain latitudes.

Easterlies are movement of air that comes from east going to the west of the poles.

The greenhouse affect is a man-made process.