Clouds
These clouds are fluffy and look like the ones you would draw in a picture.
Cumulus
This is the movement of water between Earth and the atmosphere.
Water Cycle
Energy transfer through direct contact.
Conduction
Wind
The layer of the atmosphere where we live.
Troposphere
Thin, wispy clouds high up in the sky.
Cirrus
When water changes from a liquid to a gas due to heat from the Sun.
Evaporation
The transfer of every through density differences in the air.
Convection.
As temperature increases, pressure...
Increases
This layer contains the Ozone layer.
Stratosphere
A gray sky covers the entire area like a blanket. Identify this layered cloud
Stratus
Water vapor cools and forms droplets inside a cloud is an example of this process.
Condensation
Energy transfer through electromagnetic waves.
Radiation
As temperature increases, density...
Decreases
The outermost layer of the atmosphere.
Thermosphere
Stratus
Underground liquid stored between spaces in rock and soil.
Groundwater
In the can Crush Demo, the can was heated by this form of energy transer.
Conduction
Humidity that compares the amount of water vapor in the air to the maximum amount it can hold.
Relative Humidity
Weather forms and occurs in this layer.
Troposphere
This towering cloud produces heavy storms and thunder.
Cumulonimbus
Which "sphere" includes all of the Earth's water?
Hydrosphere
In the Can Crush Demo, the water inside the can experienced this type of energy transfer.
Convection
In the Can Crush Demo, the can crushed when removed from the heat and placed in the water because the pressure inside the can ____(increased/decreased).
Decreased.
Meteors burn up in this layer.
Mesosphere