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Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science Module 3


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Energy that is transferred as a consequence of temperature differences.

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Heat
Energy that is transferred as a consequence of temperature differences.
Jet Streams
Narrow bands of high-speed winds that circle the earth blowing from West to East.
Troposphere
The region of the atmosphere that extends from ground level to roughly 11 kilometres (7 miles) above sea level.
Atmosphere
The mass of air surrounding a planet.
Atmospheric Pressure
The pressure exerted by the atmosphere on all objects within it.
Barometer
An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure.
Temperature
A measure of the energy of random motion in a substance’s molecules.
Homosphere
The lower layer of earth’s atmosphere, which exists from ground level to roughly 80 kilometres (50 miles) above sea level.
Heterosphere
The upper layer of earth’s atmosphere, which exists higher than roughly 80 kilometres (50 miles) above sea level.
Stratosphere
The region of the atmosphere that spans altitudes of roughly 11 kilometres to 48 kilometres (30 miles).
Mesosphere
The region of the atmosphere that spans altitudes of roughly 48 kilometres to 80 kilometres (50 miles).
Thermosphere
The region of the atmosphere between altitudes of roughly 80 kilometres and 460 kilometres.
Exosphere
The region of the atmosphere above an altitude of roughly 460 kilometres.
Ionosphere
The region of the atmosphere between the altitudes of roughly 65 kilometres and 330 kilometres.