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प्रश्न
Explain the Greenhouse effect of the atmosphere.
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उत्तर
The atmosphere is heated by the radiation from the earth’s surface below. This action is compared to that of a glasshouse of a greenhouse in which vegetables and flowers are grown in polar areas. Glasshouse permits radiation to get in but does not allow radiation to escape out. Therefore, the glasshouse is warmer from inside than outside. The atmosphere also acts like a blanket keeping the earth warm. It is known as the greenhouse effect of the atmosphere. This is due to the presence of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Carbon dioxide has the ability to absorb earth radiation. The carbon dioxide layer acts as a glass roof of the greenhouse. With the increase in carbon dioxide, the temperature of the earth is increasing. Due to this, the year 1955 was the hottest year in India during this century.
संबंधित प्रश्न
State the pattern of temperature in mid latitudes.
What difference is there in the temperatures on a mountain and on a seashore?
Name the heat zones of the earth.
Distinguish between the following:
Insolation and Terrestrial Radiation.
Distinguish between the following:
Annual Range and Monthly Range of Temperature.
Give reason for the following:
North India has a greater range of temperature than South India.
Give reasons for the following:
Distance from the sea affects the temperature of a place.
Give reasons for the following:
Desert areas experience a high day temperature and a much lower night temperature.
Give reason for the following:
A desert region has a high range of temperature than a forest region.
State how the Global Heat Balance is achieved?
