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11 Atmo Layers

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Learning Target: Identify and describe the different layers of the atmosphere.

Success Criteria: Give examples of things found in the atmosphere in various layers.

Today we will be exploring the atmosphere together in class. Follow the link below to participate.

https://climatekids.nasa.gov/whats-in-the-atmosphere/

Learning Target: Identify and describe the different layers of the atmosphere.

Success Criteria: Give examples of things found in the atmosphere in various layers.

Today we will be exploring the atmosphere together in class. Follow the link below to participate.

https://climatekids.nasa.gov/whats-in-the-atmosphere/

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What is the name of the layer of the atmosphere closest to the earth, where weather occurs?

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Scroll up until you find cirrus clouds. What elevation do they form? Round to the nearest mile.

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Keep scrolling up, what protective layer occurs at 14.9 miles above sea level?

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Scroll up to 33.8 miles above sea level.

What does the mesophere have a higher concentration of due to meteors being vaporized in this layer of the atmosphere?

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Just above 33.8 miles, what type of clouds occur when water vapor freezes around dust from meteors?

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Continue to scroll up through the atmosphere.

What phenomenon occurs at 51.5 miles above sea level?

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As we make out way into the thermosphere, go to 109.9 miles above sea level.

Why would you freeze in the thermosphere even though temperatures reach up to 4,500 degrees fahrenheit?

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Predict: How high up from sea level, do you think the aurora occurs?

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Scroll up in the atmosphere until you find the aurora. What is the elevation that it occurs at? Round to the nearest mile.

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Scroll way up, all the way to 249 miles above sea level, take the time to look at objects, phenomena and facts as you pass them.

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What is something interesting you learned on your way up?

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What man made object do you find 249 miles above sea level?

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Scroll all the way to the top! How high up is it? Round to the nearest mile.

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Predict: Are we at the end of the atmosphere?

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Where do you think space begins and the atmosphere ends?

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Required listening! 😄

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What do you find up there?