The document is a student worksheet that provides information about Earth's atmospheric layers. It includes a table for students to fill in the layers and their key characteristics. The layers are the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, ionosphere, and exosphere. Students are asked to list important details about each based on background information provided.
The document is a student worksheet that provides information about Earth's atmospheric layers. It includes a table for students to fill in the layers and their key characteristics. The layers are the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, ionosphere, and exosphere. Students are asked to list important details about each based on background information provided.
The document is a student worksheet that provides information about Earth's atmospheric layers. It includes a table for students to fill in the layers and their key characteristics. The layers are the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, ionosphere, and exosphere. Students are asked to list important details about each based on background information provided.
Atmospheric Based on the background information, list important
Layer characteristics of each layer. Troposphere 1. Weather occurs here. 2. This layer contains half of Earth’s atmosphere. Stratosphere 1. Jet aircraft fly here because it is very stable. 2. The ozone layer absorbs ultraviolet rays. 3. There is a temperature inversion due to the ozone layer. Mesosphere 1. Meteors burn up in this layer. 2. The mesopause is the coldest part of the atmosphere. Thermosphere 1. Aurora’s occur in this layer. 2. The temperature here is largely dependent on solar activity. Ionosphere 1. Solar radiation IONizes molecules in the upper (lower part) atmosphere. 2. Important for signal propagation Exosphere 1. Outermost layer of the atmosphere. (upper part) Student Worksheet
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- Aurora’s occur in this layer - Jet aircraft fly here because it is very stable. - Important for signal propagation. - Outermost layer of the atmosphere. - Weather occurs here. - Meteors burn up in this layer. - The temperature here is largely dependent on solar activity. - This layer contains half of Earth’s atmosphere. - The mesopause is the coldest part of the atmosphere. - The ozone layer absorbs ultraviolet rays. - Solar radiation IONizes molecules in the upper atmosphere. - There is a temperature inversion due to the ozone layer.
Atmospheric Based on the background information, list important