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    The atmosphere consists of five main layers: 1. The troposphere, where weather occurs and humans live. 2. The stratosphere, also known as the ozone layer which absorbs UV rays. 3. The mesosphere, above the stratosphere. 4. The thermosphere or ionosphere, which absorbs radio waves allowing long distance radio. 5. The exosphere, the uppermost layer where atmosphere thins into space. The atmosphere surrounds the Earth and is composed primarily of nitrogen, oxygen, and trace amounts of other gases. Weather phenomena include events like thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and phenomena caused by climate change like

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    The atmosphere consists of five main layers: 1. The troposphere, where weather occurs and humans live. 2. The stratosphere, also known as the ozone layer which absorbs UV rays. 3. The mesosphere, above the stratosphere. 4. The thermosphere or ionosphere, which absorbs radio waves allowing long distance radio. 5. The exosphere, the uppermost layer where atmosphere thins into space. The atmosphere surrounds the Earth and is composed primarily of nitrogen, oxygen, and trace amounts of other gases. Weather phenomena include events like thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and phenomena caused by climate change like

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    The atmosphere consists of five main layers: 1. The troposphere, where weather occurs and humans live. 2. The stratosphere, also known as the ozone layer which absorbs UV rays. 3. The mesosphere, above the stratosphere. 4. The thermosphere or ionosphere, which absorbs radio waves allowing long distance radio. 5. The exosphere, the uppermost layer where atmosphere thins into space. The atmosphere surrounds the Earth and is composed primarily of nitrogen, oxygen, and trace amounts of other gases. Weather phenomena include events like thunderstorms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and phenomena caused by climate change like

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    ATMOSPHERE

    VOCABULARIES
    1. ATMOSPHERE - is a layer of gases or air 6. WIND- It is AIR in natural motion, as
    surrounding the earth.
    that moving with force at any velocity
    2. AIR- gases that surrounds the earth and
    along the earth's surface:
    forms its atmosphere.
    3. WEATHER PHENOMENA - is a weather
    7. Thunderstorm- also known as
    event that includes wind, cloud, rain, lightning storm.
    snow, fog and dust storms, rainbow so 8. Hurricane- A tropical cyclone that is
    on. rotating low-pressure weather system.
    4. WEATHER- environmental conditions 9. Typhoon- the most active tropical
    that occur in a short period of time. cyclone basin on Earth.
    5. CLIMATE - environmental conditions
    10. Climate change- is a change in the
    that occur in a long period of time.
    statistical distribution of weather
    patterns when that change lasts for an
    extended period of time.
    ิ้ สว่ น OF ATMOSPHERE
    PARTSชน
    1. TROPOSHERE- This is the lowest part of the
    atmosphere - the part we live in.

    2. STRATOSPHERE or OZONOSPHERE- It is the


    second layer of the atmosphere or Ozone layer

    3. MESOSPHERE- The region above the stratosphere is


    called the mesosphere.

    4. THERMOSPHERE or IONOSPHERE- absorbs radio


    frequency, allowing us to receive shortwave radio
    broadcasts other parts of the world.

    5.EXOSPHERE- is the uppermost layer, where the


    atmosphere thins out and merges with interplanetary
    space
    Layers of the Atmosphere
    ATMOSPHERE - บรรยากาศ
    Airอากาศ
    • Air is a substance for Components of air
    living things. Nitrogen ( N2 ) =78.08%
    • Air is all around us. On Oxygen ( O ) =20.95%
    the ground, under the Argon ( Ar ) =0.93%
    water or on the Carbon dioxide ( CO2 ) =0.03%
    mountain. Others =0.01%
    COMPONENTS OF AIR
    homework: Search on the internet
    A. What is weather phenomena?
    =

    B. Write 10 examples of weather phenomena


    1. 6.
    2. 7.
    3. 8.
    4. 9.
    5. 10.
    WEATHER PHENOMENA
    LIGHTNING and THUNDERSTORM- พายุฝนฟ้ าคะนอง
    HURRICANE- พายุเฮอริเคน
    TYPHOON
    SUPER TYPHOON HAIYAN
    Tornado
    Rainbow
    CLIMATE CHANGE- อากาศเปลีย
    ่ นแปลง
    ILLUSTRATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE- ภาพการเปลีย
    ่ นแปลงสภาพภูมอ
    ิ ากาศ
    ICE MELTING IN THE NORTH POLE
    SEASON
    • WHAT IS SEASON?
    • WHAT CAUSES SEASON?
    AIR- gaseous substance surrounding the earth,

    COMPONENTS of AIR QUANTITY %

    NITROGEN 78.08

    OXYGEN 20.95

    ARGON .93

    CARBON DIOXIDE .038

    OTHER GASES .01


    ATMOSPHERIC LAYERS

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