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Vocabulary flashcards comparing the composition of the early and modern atmosphere, key gases, Earth's age, and the reason for the Moon's lack of atmosphere.
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Carbon dioxide in the early atmosphere
Composed the vast majority of the early atmosphere.
Carbon dioxide in the modern atmosphere
Makes up 0.04% of the modern atmosphere.
Nitrogen in the modern atmosphere
Makes up 78% of the modern atmosphere.
Oxygen in the early atmosphere
Present in little to no amounts in the early atmosphere.
Oxygen in the modern atmosphere
Makes up 21% of the modern atmosphere.
Water vapour in the early atmosphere
Present in lots/large quantities in the early atmosphere.
Water vapour in the modern atmosphere
Present as a trace gas in the modern atmosphere.
Other gases in the atmosphere
Present in trace amounts in both the early and modern atmospheres.
Volcanic activity
The cause of the formation of the early atmosphere.
Age of Earth
4.6 billion years old
Moon's lack of atmosphere
The moon has no atmosphere due to having no gravitational pull to withhold an atmosphere.