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State of the atmosphere regarding temperature or precipitation.
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Envelope of gases surrounding the planet.
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Water in a gaseous form because of evaporation.
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Pressure that is caused by the air and atmosphere.
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An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure.
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An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure using Mercury.
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An instrument that is used in portable technology.
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The height of an object in relation to sea level
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The lowest layer of the atmosphere.
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The layer of the atmosphere that contains the most amount of ozone.
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The layer of the atmosphere that protects us from meteors.
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The thickest layer of the atmosphere and above the mesosphere.
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The outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere.
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The layer of Earth's atmosphere ionized by solar radiation.
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Waves that contain both an electric and magnetic field.
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The emission of high-energy particles which cause ionization.
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A type of electromagnetic radiation that has a rather long wavelength.
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A type of electromagnetic radiation that has a rather smaller wavelength.
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Radiation spreading out when interacting with a different medium.
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The trapping of heat due to gases building up around the atmosphere
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The degree of heat in an object
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Also known as heat energy.
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An instrument used to measure heat.
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The thermal energy tranfered bewtween two objects due to a thermal imbalanace
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The transfer of heat due to the difference in the density of objects.
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The transfer of heat due to physical contact.
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A heat-driven cycle that occur on Earth caused by difference in temperature in different mediums.
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The perceivable, natural movement of air through the atmosphere.
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An instrument used to measure the speed of wind.
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A sensation of cold due to the chill of wind.
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Air that flows over an are of Earth due to a difference in air pressure.
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A breeze blowing from the sea to the land.
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A breeze blowing from the land to the sea, often at night.
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Winds that occur in belts that circle the planet.
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The path of deflection taken by objects not firmly connected to the ground.
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A coordinate the specifies north or south.
