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weather

the condition of Earth's athmosesphere at a particular time and place.

atmosphere

the envelope of gases that surround the planet

water vapour

water in the form of a gas

densisity

the amount of mass in a given volume

air pressure

the weight of a cloumn of air pushing on an area

barometer

in intusment used to measure air pressure.

mercury barometer

a long glass tube with one side open and the other closed

aneroid barometer

has an airtight metal chamber that is sensitive to air pressure

altitude

the distance from sea level or elevation

troposphere

inner lowest layer of Earths atmosphere

stratosphere

the second layer of Earth's atmosphere

mesosphere

the third layer of the atmosphere

thermosphere

the outermost layer of the atmosphere

ionosphere

the lower layer of the thermosphere

exosphere

the outer layer of the thermosphere

electeomagnetic waves

a form of engery that can travel though a vaccum

radiation

a direct transfer of energy though elecromagnetic waves

infered radiation

electeomagnetic energy longer than the wave legths longer than those of red light

ultra violet radiation

an invisible form of engery thats wavelethes are shorter than that of violet light

scattering

dust sized particicles and gases in the atmosphere, dipersed light in all directions

greenhouse effect

gases that hold heat inside earths amosphere

thermal energy

total engery of motion in the particles of a subject

thermometer

a device that mesures tempreature

convection

transfer of heat by the movement of blue rays

conduction

transfer of heat between substences that are in dirct contact.

convextion current

the upward movement of warm air and the downward movement of awesome air

wind

movement of air parrell to Earth's surface

anemometer

three or four cups that spin on an axle and measure wind speed

wind chill factor

increases cooling that wind can cause.

local wind

winds that blow over short distences

global winds

winds that blow over long distences

coliolois effect

the way earths rotaintion causes wind

latitude

the distence from the equator measured in degrees.