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A: 1. What term is applied to the instrument package being carried aloft by the balloon? The term…

Q: The accompanying graph shows how air temperature and relative humidity change on a typical summer…

A: Humidity simply implies the amount of water vapor content in the air. On the other hand, relative…

Q: The scientific community scrutinises the ideas of scientists. True or false? O True O False

A: A varied network of cooperating scientists makes up the scientific community.

Q: Why do we describe solar radiation as shortwave radiation and radiation coming from Earth as…

A: Weins Displacement law: Weins displacement law is used to determine the temperature of a hot body…

Q: Which prevailing wind belts converge in the stormy region known as the polar front?

A: In meteorology, prevailing breeze in a locale of the Earth's surface is a surface breeze that blows…

Q: A scientist may require creative thinking to think of an alternative hypothesis. True or false? O…

A: As soon as you have a theory, consider whether it may be refuted through an experiment.

Q: find a thematic map from your house, the Newspaper, the Internet, the textbook, or wherever you find…

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Q: What are the two sources of energy for the Earth system?

A: The earth is the third closest planet to the Sun in the solar system. Earth can be divided into four…

Q: Why does Fagan think there is some uncertainty about if we can adapt to climate change, as humans…

A: We have two options to survive today and in future. Either we prevent the climate change or…

Q: How are maria on the Moon similar to the Columbia Plateau in the Pacific Northwest?

A: Geology is the branch of natural science which is concerned with studying the planet earth and other…

Q: For solution 24, you said "Solution 24:-  Options (A), (C) are correct => U, W and X" but Options A…

A: Tralfamadorians can encounter reality in four aspects; meaning, generally, that they have all out…

Q: Describe how main-sequence stars become giants.

A: INTRODUCTION: Once a star has reached the main-sequence stage of its life, it derives its energy…

Q: solar system. These observations allowed him to determine the positions and relative motions of the…

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time; since you have not mentioned which question you…

Q: What is meteorology?

A: The short time conditions in the lower atmosphere are known as Weather. On the other hand, the…

Q: one climate change-related threat to coral reef ecosystems.

A: Coral reef is a deposits of coral. In the sea a ridge of rock formed due to growth and sedimentation…

Q: This world map shows the tracks and intensities of thousands of hurricanes and other tropical…

A: The tropical cyclones are intense circular storms that originate over the warm tropical oceans with…

Q: Sketch the typical vertical temperature profile of the atmosphere, and label each layer. List their…

A: An air is a layer of gas or layers of gases that envelope a planet, and is held set up by the…

Q: What major change did Copernicus make tothe Ptolemaic system? Why was this changephilosophically…

A: Nicolaus Copernicus was a Polish space expert and mathematician known as the dad of present day…

Q: Refer to the accompanying photos of an elliptical galaxy and a spiral galaxy to answer the…

A: Below are the answers for the questions regarding the two pictures.

Q: Referring to the idealized model of atmospheric circulation, in which belt of prevailing winds is…

A: The direction that winds blow is frequently used to describe the wind.

Q: Explain how dendrochronology is used to study past climate conditions.

A: Weather can be defined as the degree of the heat, cold, humidity, density, pressure, wind, storm,…

Q: Although the intensity of incoming solar radiation is greatest at noon, the warmest part of the day…

A: The study of climate and weather is studied under field science of climatology which helps to study…

Q: How are Jupiter and Saturn similar to oneanother?

A: JUPITER: Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun and the innermost of the four giant planets. It is…

Q: a). Refer to the graph and Give a brief/general comment on the relationship of the plots for oceans,…

A: The overall evaporation rate decreases with the increasing latitude, i.e., the overall evaporation…

Q: The number of tornado deaths in the United States in the 2000s was less than 40 percent the number…

A: The natural disasters are the results from the natural processes of the earth which can be extremely…

Q: Explain the theory of plate tectonics and how it explains past climate conditions.

A: Plate Tectonic Theory: Plate tectonic theory explains how earth's lithosphere changed over the…

Q: How is crater density used in the relative dating of the Moon’s surface features?

A: About 13.6 billion years ago, supposedly by an explosion the universe formed. The universe comprises…

Q: The Sun shines continually at the North Pole for 6 months, from the spring equinox until the fall…

A: The North Pole lies in the polar region which is situated in the frigid zone of the earth.

Q: Briefly describe apparent temperature.

A: Apparent temperature is the temperature which is equivalent to the temperature perceived or felt by…

Q: Briefly describe how latent heat is transferred from Earth’s surface to the atmosphere.

A: Latent heat is energy delivered or consumed, by a body or a thermodynamic framework, during a steady…

Q: Why is carbon dioxide an important component of Earth’s atmosphere? Why are water vapor and aerosols…

A: Why is carbon dioxide an important component of Earth’s atmosphere? Answer: Generally, the CO2 is…

Q: 1. Why do you think the clouds formed over the ocean while the land areas are cloud free? 2. Why are…

A: The surroundings in which all the plants, animals and other living beings reside is known as the…

Q: Discuss the causes of poverty in Zambia and how high poverty levels can be ameliorated

A: Zambia's least developed province, with the poorest population, lies in the northwest.

Q: please underline or enlist the right answers in the given parenthesis. thank you!

A: We will answer upto 3 sub-parts. So we will answer the first three. Please resubmit the question and…

Q: After reviewing Table 4.1 , summarize the relationship between air temperature and the amount of…

A: The mixing ratio is defined as the mass of water vapor in a unit of air compared to the remaining…

Q: Water’s solid phase, ice, is less dense than liquid water. Why is this unique property of water…

A: "Ice is less dense than liquid water. Ice floats and water. And the main reason for this is the way…

Q: Describe the three basic mechanisms of energy transfer. Which mechanism is least important…

A: Three mechanisms are  Conduction Convection Radiation

Q: What do ice cores tell us about the composition of the atmosphere in the distant past?

A: INTRODUCTION:Ice sheets and glaciers near Earth’s North and South Poles formed from years and years…

Q: Why is ozone important in the atmosphere?

A: INTRODUCTION:   Earth's atmosphere makes life possible on earth. Without an atmosphere, there is no…

Q: Does a land breeze blow toward or away from the shore?

A: Both the land and the water are warmed by the sun. On the other hand, land and water do not warm up…

Q: If Earth did not rotate on its axis and if its surface were completely covered with water, what…

A: Earth rotates on its axis. The rotation generates the Coriolis force/Effect. This force deflects the…

Q: Refer to the graph in Figure 1.18 to answer the following:a. Approximately how much does the air…

A: The force of air acts on an object's surface. Air pressure is defined as force per area.  It is…

Q: Describe the role that prevailing winds play in influencing temperature.

A: Oceans are defined as interconnected single continuous bodies of seawater. On earth, 70.8% of the…

Q: Describe what the seasons would be like if Earth’s axis wereinclined 40° rather than 23½°, as is…

A: Seasons in both the hemispheres will be much longer than the normal and the north pole and the south…

Q: 1) CI and Kw are among the most important classifications adopted in the classification of crude oil…

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Q: Kyoto Protocol

A: Kyoto protocol is know as kyoto accord that sets a limited greenhouse emission. It is created by…

Q: Explain why the terrestrial planets have meager atmospheres compared to the Jovian planets.

A: A planet is an enormous, adjusted cosmic body that is neither a star nor its remainder. The most…

Q: Summarize the major stages in the development of the modern lunar surface.

A: The lunar surface is a characteristic lab for understanding regolith cycles and space enduring on…

Q: Where are thunderstorms most common on Earth? In the United States?

A: INTRODUCTION: It is estimated that there are as many as 40,000 thunderstorm occurrences each day…

Q: Refer to Figure 4.11 and describe the relationship between the daily cycle of temperature and the…

A: When the temperature drops, the relative humidity increases.