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GEO 121 1st Edition Lecture 12Outline of Last Lecture: I. GalaxyII. Solar SystemIII. GravityIV. Planeta. Terrestrialb. GasV. Fusion Reactiona. Thermonuclear VI.Solar WindsOutline of Current Lecture: II. Atmosphere III. Standard Barometric PressureIV. RefractionV. AbsorptionVI.Types of PrecipitationVII. Chapter HighlightsCurrent Lecture:AtmosphereGases that are compressibleTroposphere oClosest to EarthStratosphereoSecond closest to EarthTropopause These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.oBoundary between the troposphere and stratosphereAs we go up into the atmosphere, pressure decreasesStandard Barometric pressureAt sea leveloMercurial-29. 92 inches of mercuryRefractionSky is blueThe visible light wave matches the incoming solar energy and produces the color blue to our eyeAbsorptionHow much heat Stays in the Earth hot air rises and leaves the earthoTypes of precipitationOrographicConvectionalFrontalChapter HighlightsPg. 115: OrographicPg. 127: OrographicPg. 155: All types of precipitationpg.157: Orographicpg. lot: Frontalpg. 172: Cross-section of a warm frontpg. 176:


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