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    The document discusses the greenhouse effect and how it leads to increased temperatures on Earth. It provides three key points: 1) Sunlight passes through greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and is absorbed by the Earth's surface. Some of this energy passes back into space but much of it is trapped by greenhouse gases, causing the planet to heat up. 2) The greenhouse effect is caused by certain gases like carbon dioxide and methane that trap heat in the atmosphere, similar to how glass panels in a greenhouse keep heat from escaping. 3) A stronger greenhouse effect could make Earth warmer than usual, and even a small increase in temperatures may cause problems for humans, plants and animals.

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    The document discusses the greenhouse effect and how it leads to increased temperatures on Earth. It provides three key points: 1) Sunlight passes through greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and is absorbed by the Earth's surface. Some of this energy passes back into space but much of it is trapped by greenhouse gases, causing the planet to heat up. 2) The greenhouse effect is caused by certain gases like carbon dioxide and methane that trap heat in the atmosphere, similar to how glass panels in a greenhouse keep heat from escaping. 3) A stronger greenhouse effect could make Earth warmer than usual, and even a small increase in temperatures may cause problems for humans, plants and animals.

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    Data Logging On Green House Effect

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    The document discusses the greenhouse effect and how it leads to increased temperatures on Earth. It provides three key points: 1) Sunlight passes through greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and is absorbed by the Earth's surface. Some of this energy passes back into space but much of it is trapped by greenhouse gases, causing the planet to heat up. 2) The greenhouse effect is caused by certain gases like carbon dioxide and methane that trap heat in the atmosphere, similar to how glass panels in a greenhouse keep heat from escaping. 3) A stronger greenhouse effect could make Earth warmer than usual, and even a small increase in temperatures may cause problems for humans, plants and animals.

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    HOTTER THAN

    EVER
    GREEN HOUSE EFFECT
    Scientific
    Explanation
    Greenhouse effects
    • Sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, passing
    through the blanket of greenhouse gases. As it
    reaches the Earth's surface, land, water, and
    biosphere absorb the sunlight’s energy. Once
    absorbed, this energy is sent back into the
    atmosphere. Some of the energy passes back into
    space, but much of it remains trapped in the
    atmosphere by the greenhouse gases, causing our
    world to heat up.
    • The greenhouse effect is the rise in
    temperature that the Earth experiences
    because certain gases in the atmosphere
    (water vapor, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide,
    and methane, for example) trap energy from
    the sun.
    • The glass panels of the greenhouse let in light
    but keep heat from escaping
    • if the greenhouse effect becomes stronger, it
    could make the Earth warmer than usual. Even
    a little extra warming may cause problems for
    humans, plants, and animals.
    Scientific Concepts
    ENGAGE
    Why???
    • What do you see in the previous picture?
    • What do you think after seeing this picture?
    Explain the phenomenon regarding the
    previous picture.
    • What cause this phenomenon to happen?
    • What other phenomenon that resemble to
    this situation?
    • How this situation can be applied in our daily
    life?
    EMPOWER
    Materials:
    1 Jar or other see-through container
    Data logger with heat sensor
    Sunlamp or access to a sunny area
    to perform the experiment

    Instructions
    • 1) Place the both heat sensor in the sunlight for a few minutes to let them
    get warm.
    • 2) Record the readings of the sensor at the top of the columns of the table
    as initial temperature.
    • 3) Record the time next to the starting temperatures and place the jar over
    the 1 of the sensor. The other sensor was act as control.
    • 4) Every minute, record the readings of both thermometers without
    disturbing them.
    • Continue the experiment for one day to see the changes of temperature in
    the jar.
    RESULT
    DISCUSSION
    • What can you monitor about the effect of
    temperature in the jar for the whole day?
    • What can you conclude about the pattern of
    both graph?
    • How do you explain the purpose of this
    experiment? How they relate to each other?
    ENHANCE
    1. What cause this
    phenomenon to
    happen?
    2. How this
    phenomenon could
    be stopped?
    THANK YOU!!!!

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