List down the processes and the amount of incoming and outgoing energy at the Top of the Atmosphere (the uppermost portion of the picture). Fill your answers in Table. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 'PROCESSESAMOUNTΤΟTALIncomingOutgoingAE (Incoming – Outgoing)- 100OutgoinginfraredIncoming solar2570AbsorbedReflected2545AbsorbedGREENHOUSE GASES88Infrared radiationfrom the atmosphere(Greenhouse Effect)Convection,condensationInfrared radiationfrom Earth's surfaceReflected10429SolarInfrared ("longwave")

The table for energy at the top of atmosphere is given below - PROCESS AMOUNT TOTAL INCOMING…

List down the processes and the amount of incoming and outgoing energy at the Top of the Atmosphere (the uppermost portion of the picture). Fill your answers in Table. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why?

List down the processes and the amount of incoming and outgoing energy at the Top of the Atmosphere (the uppermost portion of the picture). Fill your answers in Table. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why?

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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