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Planetary Atmospheres. Terrestrial Planets Venus Completely cloud shrouded Surface atmospheric pressure 100 times Earth’s Surface temp: 870 o F

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Page 1: Planetary Atmospheres. Terrestrial Planets Venus Completely cloud shrouded Surface atmospheric pressure 100 times Earth’s Surface temp: 870 o F

Planetary AtmospheresPlanetary Atmospheres

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Terrestrial PlanetsTerrestrial Planets

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VenusVenus

Completely cloud Completely cloud shroudedshrouded

Surface Surface atmospheric atmospheric pressure 100 pressure 100 times Earth’stimes Earth’sSurface temp:Surface temp:

870870oo F F

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MarsMars

Extremely thin Extremely thin atmosphereatmosphere

Surface pressure Surface pressure .007 times Earth.007 times Earth

Surface Surface Temperature Temperature

-58-58oo F F

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Gaseous atmosphere

No real ‘surface’

Liquid and metallic

hydrogen interior

Earth sized core

JupiterJupiter

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Holding an AtmosphereHolding an Atmosphere

A bunch of Hydrogen gas (very light) and a A bunch of Hydrogen gas (very light) and a bunch of Carbon Dioxide gas (very massive) bunch of Carbon Dioxide gas (very massive) are at the same are at the same temperaturetemperature. Which has . Which has the greatest the greatest velocityvelocity? ?

A.A.HydrogenHydrogen

B.B. Carbon DioxideCarbon Dioxide

C. They have the same velocity.C. They have the same velocity.

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Kinetic EnergyKinetic Energy

Which has more Kinetic Energy?

A) Bowling BallB) BaseballC) They have the same amountD) Can’t tell

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Thermal EnergyThermal Energy

TemperatureTemperature: : The averageThe average kinetic energykinetic energy of a of a collection of particlescollection of particles

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Gas PressureGas Pressure

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Atmospheric pressureAtmospheric pressure

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Planetary TemperaturePlanetary Temperature

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Planetary TemperaturePlanetary Temperature

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Planetary TemperaturePlanetary Temperature

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Hot Things Emit LightHot Things Emit Light

Hotter = MORE lightHotter = MORE light

Hotter = Bluer LightHotter = Bluer Light

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Planetary TemperaturePlanetary Temperature

Energy in = Energy out

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Planetary TemperaturePlanetary Temperature

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Planetary TemperaturePlanetary Temperature

Terrestrial Planets emit Terrestrial Planets emit PRIMARILY Infrared lightPRIMARILY Infrared light

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The AtmosphereThe Atmosphere

The atmosphere passes visible The atmosphere passes visible lightlight

And absorbs infrared lightAnd absorbs infrared light

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Greenhouse EffectGreenhouse Effect

Yum!IR Photons!

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Greenhouse EffectGreenhouse Effect

The greenhouse effect keeps a planet The greenhouse effect keeps a planet warmer than it would be without and warmer than it would be without and

atmosphereatmosphere

VISIBLEVISIBLE light passes through the light passes through the atmosphereatmosphereThe ground The ground ABSORBS ABSORBS the visible light the visible light and warms upand warms up

The warm ground The warm ground EMITS EMITS primarily in primarily in the IRthe IRGreenhouse gasses Greenhouse gasses ABSORB ABSORB IR light, IR light, effectively trapping some of the energyeffectively trapping some of the energy

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Atmospheric COAtmospheric CO22

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Global WarmingGlobal Warming

The ‘Hockey Stick’The ‘Hockey Stick’

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MoulinMoulin

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GreenlandGreenlandGreenland’s ice would raise ocean levels Greenland’s ice would raise ocean levels

20 feet20 feet

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Larson Ice ShelfLarson Ice Shelf

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BreidamerkurjökullBreidamerkurjökull

This glacier in Iceland has receded 2km This glacier in Iceland has receded 2km since 1973since 1973

19731973 20002000

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Pasterze GlacierPasterze Glacier

18751875 20042004

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PermafrostPermafrostPermafrost is melting in several areas. Permafrost is melting in several areas.

The resulting bogs produce methane.The resulting bogs produce methane.

Denali Park, Denali Park, AlaskaAlaska Abisko National Park, Abisko National Park,

SwedenSweden

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TemperatureTemperature

Measures average KINETIC Measures average KINETIC energyenergy