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Illustrated Encyclopedia of Science and Nature: Physical Sciences #5, Weather and Climate I
ÔùÖ The Air Above ÔùÅ How did the atmosphere form? ÔùÅ How is the atmosphere divided? ÔùÅ Where does the atmosphere end? ÔùÅ What is the ozone layer? ÔùÅ What is the ionosphere? ÔùÅ What causes the aurora? ÔùÅ What are the Van Allen belts? ÔùÅ Why doesn't the sun burn Earth? ÔùÅ Why is the sky blue during the day but red at sunset? ÔùÅ Why is it colder on mountaintops? ÔùÅ How polluted is the atmosphere? ÔùÅ What causes acid rain? ÔùÅ What are ozone holes?rnrnÔùÖ The Air in Motion ÔùÅ Why does the atmosphere circulate? ÔùÅ Why are there prevailing winds? ÔùÅ What causes the jet streams? ÔùÅ Why does wind blow? ÔùÅ What causes regular breezes? ÔùÅ What causes warm winter winds? ÔùÅ What is the sirocco? ÔùÅ Why does the Adriatic bora blow? ÔùÅ How do tornadoes form? ÔùÅ What causes air turbulence? ÔùÅ How does wind act near buildings?rnrnÔùÖ Different Forms of Clouds ÔùÅ How are rain clouds created? ÔùÅ Why do clouds have different shapes? ÔùÅ What are cumulonimbus clouds? ÔùÅ Why do jets leave vapour trails? ÔùÅ What causes lightning? ÔùÅ Why do clouds hang over mountains? ÔùÅ How does fog form? ÔùÅ What is the gar├║a? ÔùÅ What causes rain, hail, and snow? ÔùÅ What brings on a tropical squall? ÔùÅ How can people make it rain? ÔùÅ What happens in an ice storm?
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