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Topographic features

Radar has the ability to reveal this feature

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Basic

All are types of galaxy except:

  • spiral

  • barred

  • irregular

  • basic

  • elliptical

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  • lunar highlands

  • cratered highlands

  • light-colored igneoous rocks

  • impact craters

What are qualities of our moon

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gamma rays

These electromagnetic radiation rays have the shortest wavelengths

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Clouds of dust and gas

What’s a nebula

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Axis of rotation

Uranus is unique because of this characteristic

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Methane

Which chemical compound causes Uranus and Neptune to be blue

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Astronomy

The study of celestial bodies and their movements

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  • Europa

  • Callisto

  • Ganymede

  • Io

Jupiter’s moons

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Heavily cratered

All are features of Venus except:

  • Thick atmosphere

  • Large amount of Greenhouse gases

  • Heavily cratered

  • Reaches surface temperature of 300 c

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Acts like a funnel

Unique ability of refracting telescope

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UV rays strike O2, which further decomposes with Chlorine

How Ozone is produced

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Leave Earth

Longer wavelengths tend to do what

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Troposphere

Where the weather phenomena occur

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Equator

Most insolation

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More sunspots

When is the Sun energetic

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Light

Radiant energy

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Subtropics

Which region gets the most insolation

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False

The temperature of continental land is less than that of oceanic water.

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All radiation

What does the atmosphere not protect earth from

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Elliptical

What is the shape of the Earth’s orbit

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Saturated lapse rate decreases due to the presence of condensation

Lapse rate is defined by the rate at which air temperature falls with increasing altitude. With this in mind, what happens to lapse rate in the presence of saturated air?

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Gas to Liquid

What is the phase change related to condensation

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True

The proportional relationship between height and pressure is inverse

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True

The proportional relationship between height and temperature is inverse

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Temperature

What does not have a direct relation to relative humidity

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High latitudes

This is where specific humidity is at its lowest

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deep depth of water

These factors quicken evapotranspiration except:

  • Temperature

  • energy

  • wind

  • rapid permeability of land

  • radiation from the sun and other sources

  • precipitation

  • deep depth of water

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Adhesion

Which is a property of water

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False

The leeward side of mountains generally have an unsaturated lapse rate, causing the side to be cooler and more moist (than the windward side)

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SH is the water vapor in the air, while RH is the water vapor in respect to the capacity of air

What’s the difference between specific humidity and relative humidity

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Raindrops (2 mm)

Largest sized particle of precipitation

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Adiabatic

No energy exchange with surroundings

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force air downhill

Fog can form in the following ways except one:

  • Saturate air

  • increase humidity

  • cool temperatures

  • trap moist air

  • force air downhill

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Nimbostratus

These are clouds that have precipitation falling from them

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Differences in pressures

What causes wind

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Barometer

What’s used to measure atmospheric pressure

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Trade winds

what occurs in tropics

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differences in specific heat capacity of land and water

what’s the cause of sea breeze

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clockwise and outward

how do areas of high pressure move in the Northern Hemisphere

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Easterlies

These winds blow east to west

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True

The air pressure in the polar regions are high, while in subpolar regions are low

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Storms

Rossby waves affect these conditions

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Trough

Center of low pressure typically form a cyclone. What else does it form?

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Troposphere

Which layer of Earth has the greatest pressure

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Occluded front

When warm air gets trapped in between cold and cool air

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Warm front

When warm air displaces cold air

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Cold front

When cold air displaces warm front

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False

Adjacent clouds cannot merge because of discrepancies in air mass

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Area of high pressure

What does rising air over oceans do not form:

  • Low pressure

  • typhoons

  • area of high pressure

  • troughs

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Air temperature reaches 10,000 c

What’s not a quality of thunder:

  • Air temperature reaches 10,000 c

  • Cannot happen without lightning

  • Resulting expansion causes a vacuum

  • sound created in the collision of air

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Very warm & Moist

Type of air in the Philippines

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mountains

this weakens the strength of tropical cyclones

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dry, sinking air

this forms the eye of a tropical cyclone

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Haboob

What’s not a type of windstorm:

  • watersprout

  • whirlwind

  • haboob

  • dust devil

  • microburst

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True

The ionic charges of higher altitudes clouds are different than that of lower altitude clouds

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Area of high pressure

What does rising air over oceans do not form:

  • Low pressure

  • typhoons

  • area of high pressure

  • troughs

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Air temperature reaches 10,000 c

What’s not a quality of thunder:

  • Air temperature reaches 10,000 c

  • Cannot happen without lightning

  • Resulting expansion causes a vacuum

  • sound created in the collision of air

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Very warm & Moist

Type of air in the Philippines

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Insolation

Radiation from the sun that we receive

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Equatorial parts

max insolation

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mountains

this weakens the strength of tropical cyclones

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dry, sinking air

this forms the eye of a tropical cyclone

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Reflection

some radiant energy bounces off

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True

The ionic charges of higher altitudes clouds are different than that of lower altitude clouds

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N2, O2, Ar

Atmosphere

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Co2, Ch4

Atmosphere

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What can we observe in stratosphere

Second layer of atmosphere. Dry air. Ozone is prominent there.

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examples of reflection

Mirror, Water, Spoon.

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examples of scattering

blue color of the sky
Projector
Red color used as danger signals

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High level clouds

Cirrocumulus, Cirrus, Cirrostratus

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Absorption

retain some energy

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Scattering

like reflection but rough surface

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mountains

this weakens the strength of tropical cyclones

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dry, sinking air

this forms the eye of a tropical cyclone

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Reflection

some radiant energy bounces off

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True

The ionic charges of higher altitudes clouds are different than that of lower altitude clouds

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N2, O2, Ar

Atmosphere

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Co2, Ch4

Atmosphere

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unsaturated lapse rate

Dry Adiabatic Lapse Rate (DALR)

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Environmental Lapse Rate

Lapse rate of non rising air.

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warm water

steep (air cools a lot), unstable (air keeps rising)

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cold water

Gentle (not much cooling), more stable (sir will not rise)

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What can we observe in stratosphere

bends in polar front jetstream

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Convergence

collide. There's mass so high pressure, it’s slow. MORE EVERYTHING

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Divergence

Speeding up. Scatter. Low pressure. More moveable

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Bergeron Process

explains how ice crystals grow at the expense of cloud droplets within a mixed cloud.

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Latent Heat

Energy released or absorbed by us

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Lapse rate

rate at which atmospheric temperature decrease as altitude increases

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Solstices

Longest and shortest days of the year

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ITCZ

Imaginary line between North and South due to NE & SE WINDS

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Santa Ana Winds

Mojave Desert

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Saturated Lapse Rate

change in temp of a parcel of air rising through saturated air

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Rossby waves

bends in polar front jetstream

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Convergence

Window glass
Tinted car
Microscope lenses

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Water

Highest pressure in subtropics

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Ideal Gas Law

Ideal gas molecules do not attract or repel each other. PV=nRT

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CO2 H2 SO4 (Carbon dioxide and traces of Sulfuric acid)

Venus Atmosphere

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Galymede

Largest moon in solar system (Jupiter)

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Titan

Second largest moon in solar system (Saturn)