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If the UV radiation from the sun is absorbed in the thermosphere, what happens to the temperature?

It decreases.


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As the sun's rays heat up the earth, the radiation hits the atmosphere. Then the radiation heads back to the sun.


Which place does the most radiation come from?

The sun.


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What type of radiation is the most prevalent in the radiation zone?

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If the ozone layer becomes thinner what happens?

Earth is exposed to the dangerous radiation of the sun.


The Sun transfers most of its heat by means of?

Convection and radiation (internally) and radiation (externally).


Where is ultra violet radiation most common?

UV radiation hits the earth coming from the sun.


What happens to radiation from the sun?

The Sun's light (all forms of radiation from radio to heat to light to xrays are electromagnetic radiation) is radiated outward in pretty-much equal measure in all directions. Some tiny part of the Sun's radiation impacts the Earth, warming the planet, causing weather, plant growth and sunburns.


What happens when solar radiation leaves the sun?

Assuming you mean electromagnetic radiation, once it leaves the Sun it will go outwards at the speed of light (300,000 kilometers per second).


The sun transfers most of its energy to the earth by means of?

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