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Learn about how the sun's energy is transferred to Earth, including concepts like radiation, conduction, and convection. Explore the greenhouse effect, global warming, and the factors influencing air movement and global winds. Understand the Coriolis effect and local wind patterns.
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Energy From the Sun • The sun’s energy _________________________________. • The sun’s energy reaches Earth _____________________, __________________a small amount of ________________ __________ ________________– full _____________ spectrum _____________– energy with __________ that are _______ ___________________________________(ex, heat lamps) _______________ – _______________________________ _______________, skin cancer & eye damage
Energy From the Sun • ____________________________: • __________________: Reflection of light in all directions • The _____ we see is ______________in the atmosphere • Short waves (violet) scatter easier than long waves (red) • _____________________________________________ ___________________________ • ____________: Light travels through ________________ which ________________; remaining light is orange & red
How Heat is Transferred • __________: The Earth receives energy from the sun by radiation. Radiation is the ____________________ __________________________________ • ____________: Thermal conduction is the ______ of thermal ____________________________________. • ____________: Convection is the _________thermal ___________the _________ or movement _________ ____________
The Greenhouse Effect • _____________________: The greenhouse effect is the process by which __________________________ ______________________________________
Global Warming • _____________________________ Some scientists think that _______________________________in the atmosphere _________________________________.
Why Air Moves • ________________________: ______________________ _______________. As the cold air sinks, it creates areas of high pressure around the poles. This cold polar air then flows toward the equator.
Why Air Moves • _______________________________Convection cells are separated by pressure belts, ___________________ _______________________
The Coriolis Effect • ___________________ - The __________________ ___________________________________________ 1835 – Gaspard Gustave Coriolis observed and calculated veering effect mathematically
Global Winds _______________________________ • ______________are the wind belts that extend ___________________ ____________________________. • _____________ are the wind belts found ________________________ _____________________________ • _____________ are the winds that blow from _____________________ _____________________________
Global Winds • ______________ The __________of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres ____ in an area _________________________ • ________________ At about _________ __________________, sinking air creates an area of ____________________ • ____________are narrow belts of _____ _______________that blow ____________ ___________________________________
Local Winds • Generally ___________________ and can ________ ____________________________ • _________________________are examples of local winds ______________________________________ • __________________are _____________________
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