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Which two layers of the atmosphere are responsible for the majority of solar radition absorption?
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Who Proposed the quantum theory of radition?
Max Planck
Which greenhouse gas is the most powerful absorber of radition emitted by earth?
In terms of total absorbtion, it is water vapor. It absorbs around 75 to 80% of all the heat the atmosphere absorbs in total. Second place is CO2 which takes in around 5% of all warmth.
What kind of radition helped prove the big bang theory to scientists?
Cosmic background radiation.
What threats can radition cause to a human body?
Strong radiation is debilitating and deadly to the human body. Depending on the dosage, death can occur or serious diseases like cancer could be the result.
What does uv radition damage?
The Uv rays can cause:Skin cancerSuppression of immune systemEye cataract.
What layer has gravity on the sun's atmosphere?
inner core radition
How does ash in earths atmosphere affect solar radition?
tectonic plate movement
Most of the energy that heats earths atmosphere is visible light?
no it's infared radition
The heating of the lower layer of the atmosphere from radition absorbed by certain heat absorbing gases is called?
The Greenhouse Effect.
Cbse class 9th social science geography chapter 5?
solar radition is the heat and light is called solar radition
What is sunlight like on Mercury?
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun (Sol). The Sunlight on Mercury due to having a much thinner atmosphere than Earth is much intense (with higher levels of radition included).
What are the types of radiation pyrometers?
total radition
What is a transverse by electromagnetic wave?
an electromagnetic radition
What is infrared radition?
We humans call it "heat".
What is beyond the Bermuda triagle?
i think its electromagnetic radition
Who Proposed the quantum theory of radition?
Max Planck
Why does the temperature drops more on a clear night?
radition
