Energy transfer in the atmosphere

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Energy transfer in the atmosphere Chapter 12 Lesson 2

Energy from the sun The sun’s energy travels 148 million km to Earth in only 8 minutes. It reaches Earth through the process of radiation. Radiation is the transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves. 99% of the radiant energy from the Sun consists of visible light, ultraviolet light, and infrared radiation.

Visible light The majority of sunlight is visible light. At Earth’s surface it is converted to thermal energy, commonly called heat.

Near-visible wavelengths Excess exposure to UV light will burn human skin and can cause skin cancer.

Energy on earth Gases and particles in the atmosphere absorb about 20% of incoming solar radiation. Oxygen, ozone, and water vapor all absorb incoming ultraviolet light.

Reflection Bright surfaces, especially clouds, reflect incoming radiation. Clouds and other small particles in the air reflect about 25 percent of the Sun’s radiation. Some radiation travels to Earth’s surface and is then reflected by land and sea surfaces. Snow, ice covered, and rocky surfaces are especially reflective.

reflection In all, about 30 % of incoming radiation is reflected into space. Earth’s surface only receives and absorbs about 50% of incoming solar radiation. The Sun’s radiation heats Earth. There is a balance between the amount of incoming radiation from the Sun and the amount of outgoing radiation from Earth.

The Greenhouse effect Some of the outgoing radiation is directed back towards Earth’s surface by greenhouse gases.

Thermal energy transfer Three types- radiation, conduction, and convection. Radiation is the process that transfers energy from the Sun to Earth. Conduction is the transfer of thermal energy by collisions between particles of matter. Conduction occurs where the atmosphere touches the Earth. The transfer of thermal energy by the movement of particles within matter is called convection. HEAT RISES.

Circulating air Conduction and convection also cause air to move upward. Stability describes whether circulating air motions will be strong or weak.