wind
atmosphere
scattered lights
air pressure
altidude
100
the horizontal movement of air pressure (ap) from area of high ap to low ap
What is wind
100
a layer of gases surrounding the earth
What is the atmosphere
100
light that has been projected from the sun and reflected by earths atmospheric layers
What is scattered light
100
the weight of a column of air pushing down on an object
What is air pressure
100
the measure of how far up you are from sea level
What is altidude
200
using a aneometer, you can measure ______.
how do you measure wind
200
the closest layer of gas to earth. this layer also makes weather
What is the troposphere
200
the shortest wavelength of color
What is ultraviolet light
200
it is measured by a barometer
how is air pressure measured
200
above 2,500 meters
what areas would be considered high altitude
300
winds that are named by the direction in which they go
What are global winds
300
this layer is the outermost layer.
What is the thermosphere
300
light that is the longest wavelength
What is infrared light
300
low air pressure can cause you to faint
what can low air pressure do to you
300
mount everest
What is the most high altitude place on earth
400
winds that travel for a short diistance
What are local winds
400
the second closest layer to earth, also hosts jet streams
What is the stratosphere
400
equipment that uses infra red technology to help them see heat in objects
What is infra red goggles
400
there will be less air pressure, not holding enough oxegen to satisfy you
What happens the higher you go
400
altidude is related to air pressure
What is altitude related to
500
the rotation of earth making winds
What is the coriolis effect
500
the layer that all magnetic force comes and go's
What is the magnetosphere
500
scattered lights come by radiation that is electromagnetic
where does the light come from
500
differences in air pressure are shown on a isobar
What tells you the difference in air pressure
500
the air pressure goes down
What happens as altitude drops
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