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| ...nearly all the mass of the atmosphere, contains all weather, and all water. |
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| stratosphere strato- means |
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| all O 3 +reflects or absorbs sun uv rays |
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| burns meteors making shooting stars |
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| air is thin temp is as high as 1,800 Celsious |
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| reflects radio waves back to earth and makes northern lights |
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| extends for thousands of kms then eventually blends in |
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| pollutants that occur naturally in the environment such as forest fires soil erosion dust storms molds pollen and erupting volcanoes |
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| heman activities that cause pollution such as farming construction fuels vehicle exhaust and more |
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| a smog that is crfeated when sunlight interacts with [ollutants like hyydrocarbons and nitrogen oxide creating a brownish mixture of ozone and otherpollutants |
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