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Other planets also have Greenhouse Effects,
       but these are unsuitable for life
                          Atmosphere:    mass 90x
Sun            Venus      earth’s
                          GH Gases:      >90% CO2
                          Sfc. Temp.:    477°C
                          GH Effect:     523°C
                          FAR TOO HOT!


                          GH Gases:       ~0.04% CO2
               Earth                     ~ 1% H2O
                          Sfc. Temp.:     15°C
                          GH Effect:      33°C

                          NOT BAD!

                         Atmosphere:     mass <1% earth’s
               Mars
                         GH Gases:       >80% CO2
                         Sfc. Temp.:     -47°C
                         GH Effect:      10°C

                         FAR TOO COLD!
The “Greenhouse Effect”

• The Earth’s surface thus receives energy from
  two sources: the sun & the atmosphere
  – As a result the Earth’s surface is ~33°C warmer than it
    would be without an atmosphere


  Greenhouse gases are transparent to shortwave
  but absorb longwave radiation
  – Thus the atmosphere stores energy
Electromagnetic Spectrum
       incoming   outgoing

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Greenhouse effect

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  • 9. Other planets also have Greenhouse Effects, but these are unsuitable for life Atmosphere: mass 90x Sun Venus earth’s GH Gases: >90% CO2 Sfc. Temp.: 477°C GH Effect: 523°C FAR TOO HOT! GH Gases: ~0.04% CO2 Earth ~ 1% H2O Sfc. Temp.: 15°C GH Effect: 33°C NOT BAD! Atmosphere: mass <1% earth’s Mars GH Gases: >80% CO2 Sfc. Temp.: -47°C GH Effect: 10°C FAR TOO COLD!
  • 10. The “Greenhouse Effect” • The Earth’s surface thus receives energy from two sources: the sun & the atmosphere – As a result the Earth’s surface is ~33°C warmer than it would be without an atmosphere Greenhouse gases are transparent to shortwave but absorb longwave radiation – Thus the atmosphere stores energy
  • 11. Electromagnetic Spectrum incoming outgoing

Editor's Notes

  1. Although the high surface temperatures on Venus are partly attributable to its closer proximity to the sun, a primary reason is the strong greenhouse effect induced by a dense atmosphere almost entirely made up of carbon dioxide. In contrast, Mars is cold because it is farther from the sun than earth and has a very thin atmosphere. Despite the high CO2 concentration, the net greenhouse effect is much weaker than for earth. Reference: IPCC 1990. Climate Change: The IPCC Scientific Assessment [Houghton,J.T. et al. (eds.)]. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. pg. Xxxvii Images: NASA