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Five reasons that the atmosphere are important are that the atmosphere helps protect us from the sun, provides the oxygen we need, helps to keep all the elements we need to survive in the air close to the earth, it helps bounce harmful rays away from the planet, protects us from space debris.
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Give 5 reason why electricity is important to us?
5 reasons why eletricity is important
Why is it important to document complaints and negotiate and outcome to the customer happy?
5 reasons why documenting customer complaints is important?
Site 5 reasons why do you think we need to used files?
to keep important things
Reasons why the earth's atmosphere survives?
yeah
Why is atmosphere important?
The atmosphere is important for two main reasons. It is the air that you breathe so, no atmosphere, no breathing. The other reason is it protects you by burning up the meteoroids that could hit earth.
What are 5 reasons why the nervous system is so important?
1.Sight 2.Hearing 3.Smell 4.Taste 5.Feel
What are the reasons the moon might be a good place for an optical telescope?
no atmosphere
Why is your atmosphere so important?
the atmosphere is important because without the atmosphere the oxygen would escape from our atmosphere into space and without the atmosphere we would all dye because there would be nothing to protect us from the suns heat
What is the important gas in the atmosphere that absorbs ultraviolte radiation from the sun?
The ozone gas is the important one in atmosphere. It is present inside the stratospheric region of atmosphere.
What is the important role of ozone in the atmosphere?
Important is the role of ozone in the atmosphere. It protects us from the UV rays of the sun.
Why are the biosphere and atmosphere especially important for mankind?
The biosphere and atmosphere are especially important for mankind because we are part of the biosphere and we depend on the atmosphere to sustain ourselves and much of the biosphere.
What is the most important gas when studying the atmosphere?
The most important gases when studying the atmosphere are nitrogen and oxygen (as O2 and O3).
