Greenhouse Gas Effect
Where does the energy go?
Heat Transfer
100

Ozone, carbon dioxide and methane are all examples of these.

What are greenhouse gases?

100

This feature of Earth's atmosphere is responsible for reflecting a good amount of the Sun's energy back into space.

What are clouds?

100

This is the transfer of energy by direct contact. 

What is conduction? 

200

This is a way more greenhouse gases are being produced.

what is burning fossil fuels? (other answers may be accepted)

200

From Earth, the sun does not look as bright as it truly is because this kind of light is partially blocked by the atmosphere. 

What is visible light?

200

This is the transfer of energy in the form of waves.

What is radiation? 

300

This is the effect of having increased amounts of greenhouse gases.

What is increased global temperatures? or less cooling at night? or less warm air escaping?

300

This amount of the Sun's energy gets reflected back into space by clouds. 

What is about 25%? 

300
This is the transfer of energy through a fluid (gas or liquid). 

What is convection?

400
This is the type of energy that greenhouse gases trap on earth.

What is infrared heat?

400

this amount of the Suns energy gets absorbed by Earth's surface and warms Earth.

What is about 50%

400

Energy from the Sun reaches Earth's atmosphere by this form of heat transfer. 

What is radiation?

500

These are the "natural" and good gases that are found in earths atmosphere to keep us from freezing. (three of them)

What are water vapor, nitrogen gas and ozone?

500

This amount of the Sun's energy gets absorbed by the gases in the atmosphere.

What is about 25%?

500

Heat energy is distributed from the equator to the poles of the Earth by this this form of heat transfer. 

What is convection?

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