CONDITION OF EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE AT A CERTAIN TIME AND PLACE

THIN LAYER OF GAS THAT FORMS EARTH'S OUTERMOST LAYER

MEASUREMENT OF HOW MUCH MASS A SUBSTANCE CONTAINS

PRESSURE CAUSED BY WEIGHT OF A DOWNWIND ON AN AREA

INSTRUMENT USED TO MEASURE CHANGES IN AIR PRESSURE

ELEVATION ABOVE SEA LEVEL

LOWEST LAYER IN EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE

SECOND LOWEST LAYER IN EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE

LAYER ABOVE STRATOSPHERE IN ATMOSPHERE

OUTER LAYER OF THERMOSPHERE

TRANSFER OF ENERGY THROUGH ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

REFLECTION OF LIGHT IN ALL DIRECTIONS

TRAPPING OF HEAT NEAR A PLANET'S SURFACE BY GASES

ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES WITH LONG WAVLENGTHS

TRANSFER OF THERMAL ENERGY TO A COOL OBJECT

TRANSFER OF THERMAL ENERGY FROM ONE PARTICLE TO ANOTHER

TRANSFER OF THERMAL ENERGY BY LIQUID

INSTRUMENT USED TO MEASURE TEMPERATURE

HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT OF AIR FROM HIGH TO LOW PRESSURE

FLOW OF COOLER AIR FROM OCEAN TO LAND

DISTANCE IN DEGREES FROM NORTH AND SOUTH OF EQUATOR

WINDS THAT BLOW OVER SHORT DISTANCES