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Page 1: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Atmosphere

One of Our Six Spheres

Page 2: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

• Name the six spheres of our planet.

– Lithosphere– Hydrosphere– Cryosphere– Atmosphere– Biosphere

– Celestial sphere

Revisit Spheres

Page 3: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

?Essential Question?

• What are the separate spheres of our atmosphere?

• How do the mechanics of our atmosphere operate?

• What are some impacts from humans on our atmosphere?

Page 4: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

SWBAT• Analyze several types of atmospheric diagrams

created from different perceptives.

• Understand the propreties and mechanics each layer exibits.

• Recognize and offer solutions of the human impact on our atmosphere.

• Score in a specific time range on a speed game.

Page 5: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Atmosphere

The surrounding air of the Earth

Page 6: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Layers of the atmosphere

• There are ?4 layers? in the atmosphere

• They are the troposphere, stratosphere,

• mesosphere, and• thermosphere

Exosphere

Tropopause

Mesopause

Stratopause

Celestial Sphere/Space

Page 7: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Troposphere

• This is the layer that is closest to the surface of the earth

• It’s elevation ranges from 0 to 10 km up to 20 km.

Page 8: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Stratosphere

• This layer sits on top of the troposphere

• It’s elevation ranges from 10 km to around 25 km

• This layer contains the ozone layer, which protects us from harmful sunlight

Page 9: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Mesosphere

• This layer is above the stratosphere

• It’s elevation ranges from 25 to 100 km

Page 10: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Thermosphere

• This is the highest layer of the atmosphere

• It’s height ranges from 100 to 400 km

• This is where most small meteorites burn up and is also the location in the atmosphere that the northern lights occur (aurora borealis)

Page 11: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

More Spheres???

Page 12: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Recap of the Layers Exosphere

Tropopause

Stratopause

Mesospause

Celestial Sphere

Page 13: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Composition of Air

• There are many different types of gasses in the atmosphere

• They include nitrogen, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide and other noble gasses

• The gas that is most abundant is nitrogen

Page 14: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

What % of CO2 do humans produce?

Nature produces nearly all of it. Humans produce only 3%. As a decimal it is a miniscule 0.001% of the air. All of mankind produces only one molecule of CO2 in around every 90,000 air molecules! Yes, that’s all.

Page 15: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

CO2 is an asphyxiant and not classified as toxic or harmful in accordance with

Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemical

Standards of the United Nations Economic Commission

Page 16: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

•In concentration of 0.5% to1% (5,000 - 10,000 ppm) will make some people feel drowsy and lethargic.

•Concentrations of 7% to 10% (70,000 – 100,000 ppm) may cause suffocation

•Or, manifesting itself as dizziness, headache, nausea, visual and hearing dysfunction, and unconsciousness within a few minutes to an hour leading to death.

Page 17: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Is CO2 is a pollutant?

• The Correct Answer: CO2 is a harmless, trace gas. It is as necessary for life – just as oxygen and nitrogen are. It is a natural gas that is clear, tasteless and odourless. It is in no way a pollutant.

Page 18: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Major gases on the overall greenhouse effect

• Water vapor H2O 36 – 72 %

• Carbon dioxide CO2 9 – 26 %

• Methane CH4 4 – 9 %

• Ozone O3 3 – 7 %

• Nitrous oxide • Perfluorocarbon and Hydrofluorocarbon• Sulfur hexafluoride

Page 19: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Outgassing

is the release of a gas that was dissolved, primarily in the oceans and/or trapped, frozen or absorbed in ice or rock. Outgassing can include sublimation and evaporation which are phase transitions of a substance into a gas

Page 20: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Polar Clouds: PSC’s andPMC’s

Page 21: Atmosphere One of Our Six Spheres. Revisit Spheres Name the six spheres of our planet. – Lithosphere – Hydrosphere – Cryosphere – Atmosphere – Biosphere

Clouds

All within the Troposphere

Clouds are found “almost” exclusively in the troposphere.

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Latin Root Translation Hint Prediction

Cirro High Cirrously High Clouds Change in, Ice

Alto Middle Alto Saxophone Fair Weather

Strato Low Stratified Chance of Prec

Cirrus Hair Cirrously High Clouds Change in, Ice

Cumulus Pile or Heap Cumulate Shapes Fair Weather

Stratus Layer Stratified Chance of Prec

Nimbus Rain Rain High Chance of Prec

ConTrails High Jet/Vapor Trails Cold air

Fog Ground level Stratus’ lower cousin Travel slow downs

Smog Low to Ground Pollution, Dark Temperature Inversion

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World Record Balloon Jump 1960

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2JYklqLpEc

2012 RedBullhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOoHArAzdug

Oct. 24, 2014Google President

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=googles+president+breaks+jump+record

Speed Gamehttp://www.purposegames.com/game/899