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Water Cycle

Water Cycle. Materials: Exploring the Water cycle capture sheet Water cycle Homework sheet. Lesson Objective. I can observe/investigate the movement of water through the different stages of the water cycle I can determine what drives the water cycle. Essential Question.

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Atmosphere

Atmosphere 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen Water Vapor up to 4% by volume leaves atmosphere as dew, rain or snow Density of Air Warm air is less dense than cold air Humid air is less dense than dry air Air Movement Air near sea level is packed by pressure As air rises - expands and cools

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Radiation Spectra at TOA and Climate Diagnoses

Radiation Spectra at TOA and Climate Diagnoses. V. Ramaswamy and Yi Huang NOAA/ GFDL, Princeton University. Scope. Sensitivity of spectrally resolved outgoing longwave radiation (OLR) Radiative Jacobians: Characteristics of observed outgoing longwave spectra and the climate system

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Table of Contents

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Mission-Based Approach

Mission-Based Approach. Needed a context for sensors, power and propulsion to use for examining future capabilities Aid to answering question: where are the technology gaps?

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Unit 1 Topic # 3

Unit 1 Topic # 3. Atmosphere. The atmosphere formed over 4 billion years ago Volcanic eruptions released gases into the developing atmosphere Gases released water vapor, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrochloric acid, methane, Meteoritic bombardments have shaped it as well.

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Mineral Stability

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Lecture 5 reading assignm: A&K finish Ch 3, Ch 4. Hartmann 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.12

Lecture 5 reading assignm: A&K finish Ch 3, Ch 4. Hartmann 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.12. Lapse rate, change in T with height Atmospheric water: quantifying water vapor in the air cloud formation fog formation high/middle/low clouds radiative effects of clouds.

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Meteo 3: Chapter 4

Meteo 3: Chapter 4 Water Vapor and Clouds Read Chapter 4 Who Cares About Water Anyways? Phase changes of water important for energy transport in atmosphere Clouds! Precipitation! Overview Cloud: Collection of liquid water drops or ice crystals Clouds form as

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The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming

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Introduction to the Atmosphere ( REVIEW )

Introduction to the Atmosphere ( REVIEW ). Prof. John Toohey-Morales, CCM St. Thomas University Miami Gardens, Florida. The so-called "ozone hole" is observed above a. the equator. b. the continent of Australia. c. the continent of Antarctica. d. the continent of Asia.

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Energy Balance Energy in = Energy out + ? Storage

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Evaporation, Condensation, & Precipitation

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Chapter 11 Gases

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The Atmosphere Gases

The Atmosphere Gases Compared to the size of the Earth , the atmosphere is a thin shell. The part of the atmosphere we know best - the troposphere - is an even thinner shell, only 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) thick. It is in the troposphere that all weather occurs; it is only here that life exists.

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Temperature Structure of the Atmosphere Chapter 5

Temperature Structure of the Atmosphere Chapter 5. Greenhouse effect is powered by lapse rate. Has to be cold higher in atm. Have to add in processes not found in layer model Need moist convection. T structure of atm is coupled to T of ground by convection. Warm air rises and carries heat

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What is HUPAS? What is HUPAS? ( Howard University Program in Atmospheric Sciences )

What is HUPAS? What is HUPAS? ( Howard University Program in Atmospheric Sciences ). Cassie Stearns February 17, 2010 HU-DC AMS. Howard University Program in Atmospheric Sciences (HUPAS).

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The Water Cycle

The Water Cycle. Water has been around for billions of years. Water gets recycled over and over again. Image courtesy of US Environmental Protection Agency. What is the Water Cycle?. Transpiration Evaporation Condensation Precipitation Accumulation. This is the water cycle!.

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Water

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Water Cycle Science 6 th Grade

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