How would I solve this? Assuming that the size of a cloud is 1 km^3 (1 km on all sides) and contains only water, how many elephants (mass of 5,000 kg) contain the same mass as the water in the cloud? The cloud contains 0.5 g of water per cubic meter.

The scale bar on a map shows that 2 cm is equivalent to 500 km on earth. If two seismometers are 3.5 cm apart on the map, what distance apart are they on earth (in km)?

equattion : S/4 (1- a) = f*sigma*TS4 Solar Constant (W/m2) S = 1361 How sensitive is the temperature of the earth to changes in the atmospheric transmissivity (f)?   The atmosphere is more transmissive (lets more radiation through) when CO2 and other greenhouse gases are lower. During the pre-industrial period, transmissivity (f) was probably around 62% (f = 0.62) and has been decreasing. Calculate how much the Earth's surface temperature  would change if the transmissivity changes by ±0.01 (to 0.60 or to 0.62).   ___ °C per 1% transmissivity change.

How many Big Macs can fit in the Grand Canyon taking into account gravity and the varying dimensions of the Grand Canyon?

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What evidence can you cite that the interstellar medium contains both gas and dust? (Select all that apply.) (1)The dust of the interstellar medium can be detected from the emission lines of elements heavier than iron. (2)The dust of the interstellar medium can be detected by the extinction of light from distant stars. (3)The dust of the interstellar medium can be detected by the scattering of blue light from distant or embedded objects. (4)The gas of the interstellar medium can be detected from the radiation of ultraviolet photons. (5)The gas of the interstellar medium can be detected from the radiation of photons of wavelength 21 cm. (6)The gas of the interstellar medium can be detected from the absorption lines present in the light from distant stars, which must be caused by a medium of a density and temperature other than that of the stars emitting the light.

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