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Troposphere

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE TROPOSHPERE

BY: ERIN, MATT, RYAN AND SAMANTHA
Photo by kevin dooley

THE TROPOSPHERE

  • The lowest layer of the earths atmosphere closest to the surface of the planet.
  • The troposphere contains clouds, smog, water valet and 75% of the atmospheric gases.
  • An important process happens with the convection currents
  • Extends form the earths surface to a height of about 3.7-6.2 miles( 6-10 km), which is the lower boundary of
  • The stratosphere
Photo by Amir Kuckovic

THE TEMPERATURE IN THE TROPOSPHERE

  • The tropospheres temperature decreases rapidly with the altitude.
  • The troposphere is the warmest layer because it's the closest to the ground.
  • The temperature of the troposphere is between ground level temperature
  • And -56.5 degrees Celsius.
  • The temperature is a measure of the molecular internal energy.
Photo by Amir Kuckovic

GASES IN THE TROPOSPHERE

  • Their is nitrogen which is a colorless gas that takes up78% of the troposphere
  • Their is ozone but there are only traces of it I the troposphere
  • Their is argon which is a noble gas and is colorless, it takes up about 23% of the troposphere
  • Their is oxygen, it takes up about 21% of the troposphere.
  • The last gas is carbon. This is a natural occurring gas that's causes global warming.
Photo by Amir Kuckovic

CONTENTS IN THE TROPOSPHERE

  • The air inside the Troposphere gets thinner as you get higher
  • The Jet Stream is also found just below the Troposphere.
  • All of the water and dust particles are found in the Troposphere
  • The height of the Troposphere is about 20 km.
Photo by Amir Kuckovic

WEATHER IN THE TROPOSPHERE

  • The troposphere is were all the weather comes from.
  • The clouds in the troposphere are made of water vapor and dust particles.
  • Some cloud names are Stratus, Stratocumulus, and Cumulus.
  • Some are big and puffy and some are long and skinny.
  • This in were the wind and humidity comes from also.
Photo by Amir Kuckovic