Changes in the earth's atmosphere over a short period of time are referred to as climate change. These changes can occur naturally or because of humans.
The Archean atmosphere is believed to have been free of free oxygen. Banded iron formations did not occur till near the end of the Archean period.
in the Jurassic period the atmosphere was about 14.7. in the Jurassic period the atmosphere was about 14.7.
hot ,wet,
Such is known as its climate.
the relationship era
The conditions of the bottom layer, the Troposphere, are generally referred to as weather.
precambrian era
there was no quarternary period, so make up a climate for your made up time period.
The Archean atmosphere is believed to have been free of free oxygen. Banded iron formations did not occur till near the end of the Archean period.
in the Jurassic period the atmosphere was about 14.7. in the Jurassic period the atmosphere was about 14.7.
These are meteoroids, small pieces of rock debris in space. They enter the earths atmosphere at high speeds, burning up brightly as shooting stars for a brief period due to the friction against the gas in the atmosphere - at this point they are referred to as meteors. If any surviving pieces are found on the surface, they are called meteorites. Since the moon has no atmosphere, meteoroids are able to survive the decent more easily, since there is no gas to cause them to burn up through friction.
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Uranus
The year.
When changes in the CPI in the base month have a considerable effect on twelve-month measured inflation, this is commonly referred to as a base effect. Base effects are therefore the contribution to changes in the annual rate of measured inflation from abnormal changes in the CPI in the base period.