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What global winds occurs at the highest altitudes?
polar easterlies
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Auroras that occur in the southern hemisphere are called aurora?
australis
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What causes the plasma in the ionosphere?
cosmic rays
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A horizontal movement of air caused by a transfer of heat is called
wind
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banana
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rocket
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rocket
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banana
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What portion of the Earth's magnetic field stretches away from the sun?
magnetotail
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thief
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magnet
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shark
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baam
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The upper-troposphere waves associated with the polar front jet stream are called?
Rossby waves
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What temperature layer is at the bottom of the heterosphere?
thermosphere
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High-altitude winds that are concentrated in narrow, meandering bands are called?
jet streams
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What is the most important and abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere?
water vapor
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Cool, gentle wind blowing in from the water to the land?
sea breeze
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boom
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gift
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rocket
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Warm, dry air that travels down a mountain slope is called?
foehn
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What transfers heat in the process of radiation?
electromagnetic waves
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What is the normal value of atmospheric pressure at sea level?
1013 millibars
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