Which among the following is not a cause of wind formation? a) Uneven heating by the Sun b) Rotation of the Sun c) Rotation of the Earth d) Irregularities of the Earth surface

Q: If we pushed the Earth closer to the Sun, it would develop a thick, CO2-rich atmosphere like Venus.…

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Q: During condensation 1. water vapor changes to liquid water 2. iquid water changes to water vapor 3.…

A: Condensation : - The change in water vapours into the liquid water is called condensation.

Q: Which one of the following is applicable to collision-coalescence process of precipitation?    A)…

A: The cloud droplets are in liquid state in warm clouds. So, the process that include the mechanism…

Q: Seasonality is caused by the tilt of the Earth's axis in combination with the Earth's position…

A: Given: Sun is tilting at 28˚ from the sun’s vertical axis.

Q: How much does a cloud weigh? Usgs.gov says that the average cumulus cloud (the big fluffy white…

A: We know, 1 kilograms = 2.205 pounds

Q: Eddies- Identify the circumstances under which eddies may form. Recognize warm and cold core eddies…

A: Given: If the fluid is in the category of turbulent flow, spinning or circulation of the fluid is…

Q: Which of the following does NOT use convection currents? A. Ocean currents B. Weather systems C.…

A: A convection current is a process of the transfer of energy from place to place. The convection…

Q: Which of the following best explains the condition of enhanced greenhouse effect?A. 81% of the…

A: Green house effect: This is the process when heat comes out from the sun some of the heat gets…

Q: Explain why the air must be supersaturated in order for a cloud to form.

A: When water vapour in the air condenses to form water droplets or ice crystals, a cloud is formed.…

Q: What is albedo? What causes it to be greatest and what lessens it

A: It is the measure of the reflectance of a surface. On any surface albedo can be measured by how much…

Q: The zone that lies within 38° of the equator receives more solar radiation than is lost to space…

A: We know that, Solar radiation, generally called the sun based asset or  daylight, is an overall term…

Q: Which of the following produces greenhouse gases? a. burning fossil fuel b. digestive processes in…

A: Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere are called greenhouse gases.      eg - Carbon dioxide (Co2)…

Q: How does the height of 500 hpa surface vary from south to north? What is the relationship between…

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Q: How is convection applied to phenomena in nature, for example, ocean currents and the movement of…

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Q: Monthly average wind speed values and standard deviations are given below for 30 m height. a.…

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Q: If the earth did not have an atmosphere, would its average surface temperature be higher or lower…

A: Given:  Earth do not have an atmosphere

Q: Middle latitude cyclones are fueled by?  A) air high in the atmosphere B) polar continental air…

A: We know that Extratropical cyclones or twisters, now and then called mid-scope typhoons or wave…

Q: Which is the most dominant among the anthropogenic forcing? ozone well-mixed greenhouse gases…

A: Anthropogenic forcing is the imbalance of Earth's energy Budget due to the human activities in…

Q: Which of the following is a future consequence of the use of wind energy on the environment? a) It…

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Q: What scientific evidence exists to support the relationship between human activity and climate…

A: Given: Increases in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere are a phenomena known as…

Q: 1) outline 3 characteristics of stratosphere and 2 benefits of the mention characterics to man.

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Q: Eddies- Specify the conditions under which eddies might arise. Recognize eddies with a warm core and…

A: Given: In the realm of fluid dynamics, spinning or circulating fluids are known as Eddy, and if the…

Q: Explain how the earth’s atmospheric greenhouse effect works-

A: Greenhouse effect is a natural action that warms the surface. Once the Sun's energy reaches the…

Q: The energy that generates wind comes from what source? A) Anemometers B) Solar radiation C) Ocean…

A: When the radiation from sun strikes the surface of earth, then earth's surface absorbs the…

Q: What are the main factors that determine seasonal temperature variations?

A: So we all know earth is rotated about sun and that causes the change of a year and in the whole year…

Q: Explain the relationship between air pressure and volume. ?

A: The "pressure is defined as the physical force exerted on an object".  The pressure can be expressed…

Q: Explain how the winter Asian Monsoon is similar to a large scale land breeze.

A: Given: Explain how the winter Asian Monsoon is similar to a large scale land breeze.

Q: What is trade wind?

A: Around the equator, there is an appreciable rise of warm air in the Northern Hemisphere whose…

Q: Define Geothermal Energy.

A: Geothermal energy is thermal energy which is generated and stored in the Earth. It refers to the…

Q: In which layer is the pressure the highest?   A) Ionosphere B) Stratosphere C) Troposphere D) Inner…

A: The stratosphere layer of the earth absorbs the UV radiation from the sun that enters the earth. The…

Q: Which has the lowest albedo?   A) dark surfaces B) light surfaces C) Both A & B D) None of the…

A: Introduction: Albedo is defined as the measure of reflectivity. Albedo is a dimensionless quantity.