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A mixture of many discrete gases, of which nitrogen and oxygen are most abundant, in which varying quantities of tiny solid and liquid particles are suspended.
Because the atmosphere is a complex interactive physical system, several different possible outcomes may result when one of the system’s elements is altered. These various possibilities are called climate-feedback mechanisms.
A system that is self-contained with regards to matter—that is, no matter enters or leaves.
An air mass that forms over land; it is normally relatively dry.
A circulation pattern characterized by a light wind blowing into a city from the surrounding countryside. It is best developed on clear and otherwise calm nights when the urban heat island is most pronounced.
The name for all the sciences that collectively seek to understand Earth. It includes geology, oceanography, meteorology, and astronomy.
The largest time unit on the geologic time scale, next in order of magnitude above era.
Dark, thin streaks that appear across the bright solar disk.
A discontinuous pattern of intermittent streams that do not flow to the ocean.
Rocks formed by the alteration of preexisting rock deep within Earth (but still in the solid state) by heat, pressure, and/or chemically active fluids.
A term often used synonymously with hypothesis but is less precise because it is sometimes used to describe a theory as well.
A one-limbed flexure in strata. The strata are unusually flat-lying or very gently dipping on both sides of the monocline.
A theory that is held with a very high degree of confidence and is comprehensive in scope.
Anticyclones that are assumed to occupy the inner polar regions and are believed to be thermally induced, at least in part.
Stars poor in atoms heavier than helium. Nearly always relatively old stars found in the halo, globular clusters, or nuclear bulge.
The redirecting (in all directions) of light by small particles and gas molecules in the atmosphere. The result is diffused light.
Hardened lava that has retained the vesicles produced by escaping gases.
A tidal pattern exhibiting two high tides and two low tides per tidal day with small inequalities between successive highs and successive lows; a semi-daily tide.
The speed at which a particle falls through a still fluid. The size, shape, and specific gravity of particles influence settling velocity.
Soils that form on unconsolidated deposits.
