They tends to block incoming solar radiation, thereby cooling the surface. They don't really impact Earth's longwave radiation.
What is the difference between dirt and dust?
Radiation and atomic fallout (radioactive dust/debris forming a cloud).
Probably not. Dust, yes, but no dirt.
Dust is dead skin.
Dust is a type of dirt, but there are also other types of dirt, which would include such things as mud, slime, spilled ketchup, etc.
Mostly inhalation/ingestion of alpha emitter dust particles. These offer little protection from other types of radiation sources.
it a dirt that was mentally
A particle of dust
The DIRT AND DUST CAN ACTUALLY DAMAGE YOU FAN AND CPU. THE FAN ACTUALLY STOPED WORKING FOR ME ONCE
Dust is small particals of air which generraly scaterd with sun light and easy to remove.But dirt is mixture of dust and moisture which can be seen as a mud..
that the earth's ground or dirt is picked up by wind and lands in a different place like a river or it just turns into air or dust.
This is straight from the book: 1.Solar radiation hits Earth and it's atmosphere 2.Earth loses energy by reflection of sunlight from its surface and from clouds, dust, and air molecules in the atmosphere 3.Earth's surface, clouds, and atmosphere lose infrared radiation(heat) to space 4.Greenhouse gasses, such as carbon dioxide, let sunlight in but keep infrared radiation from escaping to space