The atmosphere is made
oh many gases. It
contains water in three
form:
A gas, called vapor, ice
cr ystals and droplets.

OTHER GASES: Argon,
neon kypton and xenon,
and harmful chemical
like nitrogen dioxide.

The atmosphere pushes
down on Ear th with a
force called air pressure
or atmospheric pressure.
THERE ARE FIVE LAYERS IN THE
ATMOSPHERE.

                                  THE TROPOSPHERE IS WHERE
                                   WEATHER OCCURS.
                                  MANY AIRPLANES FLY IN THE
                                   STRATOSPHERE BECAUSE IT IS VERY
                                   STABLE.
                                  MANY ROCKS FRAGMENT FROM
                                   SPACE BURN UP IN THE
                                   MESOSPHERE.
                                  THE THERMOSPHERE IS VERY THIN.

                               5. THE UPPER LIMIT OF OUR
                                    ATNOSPHERE IS THE EXOSPHERE.
Whather is the state of        *1.Air temperature and
  atmosfhere at a given time     pressure
  and place. Most weathern
  takes places in the          *2.The amount and type of
  troposphere.                   precipitation
                               *3.The strength and
                                 directionof wind
                               *4.The types of clouds.
   The aurora is formed
   The ozone is a gas a            when particles from the
    layer in the                    Sun enter the Earth’s
    stratosphere.                   atmosphere.
   This layer absorbs high-
    energy UV (ultraviolet
    light) rays from the sun,
    protecring us from
    them.
 The greenhouse effect is the trapping of heat
  around Earth.
 A tiny number of gases in the atmosphere can
  trap heat around the Earth. This gases keep
  the Earth warm.
   The traced gases 1%
    regulate the
    climate.
   These are the
    gases:
            Water
    vapour.
The greenhouse gases:


    Carbon dioxide.

     Methane

     Nitrous oxide

     Ozone

    Halocarbons
CFCs
   Not all the heat we feel on Eath comes from the
    Sun. Most of this heat comec from Eath itself,
    whitch is tappet and sent back down by
    greenhouse gases.
 As Earth warms up, it gives heat as low-energy
  infrared rays.
 Only a few pass through the greenhouse gases.
   The greenhouse gases trap most of infrared
    rays. This heats the atmosphere and heats the
    Earth.
 We pollute the air.
 We fill the lend with   Our glaciers
  waste.                  are melting.
 Lethal fuel emission
                          Our lakes are
                          drying .
  for our vehicles .      Reinfall is
                          increacing.
 1. Recycle and Reuse.
 2. Consider alternative energy methods.

 3.Save power and conserve household energy.
   Is when the greenhouse effect gets stonger, the
    Earth’s average temerature rises. The
    conditions on Earth start to change.
   Three R:
         Recycle
         Reduce
         Reuse
 Most governments are worried about rising
  greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere, and
  defect they may have.
 In 1997, representatives from 160 countris
  met in kyoto, Japan to create the kyoto
  protocol.
 1. The Sun’s energy is turned into power by the
  solar panels.
 2.Natural heat from beneath Earth’s surface is
  the geothermal energy.
 3. Hydroelectric power stations, flowing water
  from a dam, generate power.
 4. Wind farms and wave power use the motion
  oh the sea or air to move the huge turbines.
Made in Montblanc of:
   Anna M

   Anna R

   Alba

   Mar

The Atmosphere. Save the Earth.

  • 2.
    The atmosphere ismade oh many gases. It contains water in three form: A gas, called vapor, ice cr ystals and droplets. OTHER GASES: Argon, neon kypton and xenon, and harmful chemical like nitrogen dioxide. The atmosphere pushes down on Ear th with a force called air pressure or atmospheric pressure.
  • 3.
    THERE ARE FIVELAYERS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.  THE TROPOSPHERE IS WHERE WEATHER OCCURS.  MANY AIRPLANES FLY IN THE STRATOSPHERE BECAUSE IT IS VERY STABLE.  MANY ROCKS FRAGMENT FROM SPACE BURN UP IN THE MESOSPHERE.  THE THERMOSPHERE IS VERY THIN. 5. THE UPPER LIMIT OF OUR ATNOSPHERE IS THE EXOSPHERE.
  • 4.
    Whather is thestate of *1.Air temperature and atmosfhere at a given time pressure and place. Most weathern takes places in the *2.The amount and type of troposphere. precipitation *3.The strength and directionof wind *4.The types of clouds.
  • 5.
    The aurora is formed  The ozone is a gas a when particles from the layer in the Sun enter the Earth’s stratosphere. atmosphere.  This layer absorbs high- energy UV (ultraviolet light) rays from the sun, protecring us from them.
  • 6.
     The greenhouseeffect is the trapping of heat around Earth.  A tiny number of gases in the atmosphere can trap heat around the Earth. This gases keep the Earth warm.
  • 7.
    The traced gases 1% regulate the climate.  These are the gases: Water vapour.
  • 8.
    The greenhouse gases: Carbon dioxide. Methane Nitrous oxide Ozone Halocarbons CFCs
  • 9.
    Not all the heat we feel on Eath comes from the Sun. Most of this heat comec from Eath itself, whitch is tappet and sent back down by greenhouse gases.
  • 10.
     As Earthwarms up, it gives heat as low-energy infrared rays.  Only a few pass through the greenhouse gases.
  • 11.
    The greenhouse gases trap most of infrared rays. This heats the atmosphere and heats the Earth.
  • 12.
     We pollutethe air.  We fill the lend with Our glaciers waste. are melting.  Lethal fuel emission Our lakes are drying . for our vehicles . Reinfall is increacing.
  • 13.
     1. Recycleand Reuse.  2. Consider alternative energy methods.  3.Save power and conserve household energy.
  • 14.
    Is when the greenhouse effect gets stonger, the Earth’s average temerature rises. The conditions on Earth start to change.
  • 15.
    Three R: Recycle Reduce Reuse
  • 16.
     Most governmentsare worried about rising greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere, and defect they may have.  In 1997, representatives from 160 countris met in kyoto, Japan to create the kyoto protocol.
  • 17.
     1. TheSun’s energy is turned into power by the solar panels.  2.Natural heat from beneath Earth’s surface is the geothermal energy.  3. Hydroelectric power stations, flowing water from a dam, generate power.  4. Wind farms and wave power use the motion oh the sea or air to move the huge turbines.
  • 18.
    Made in Montblancof:  Anna M  Anna R  Alba  Mar