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Link to Moleules and Ligh Simulation: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/molecules-and-light/latest/molecules-and-light_en.html

Link to the Greenhouse Effect Simulation: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/greenhouse-effect/latest/greenhouse-effect_en.html

Meteorology Greenhouse Effect Simulations Your Name Reflection - based on your observations, answer the questions below. Which atmospheric gas molecules were not affected by the visible or infrared radiation? earth science Which atmospheric gas molecules were affected by the visible or infrared radiation? How were these atmospheric gas molecules affected by the radiation? How was the radiation affected by these atmospheric gas molecules? Put all the pieces together - connect what's happening in this simulation to what's happening in the real world. Based on the simulation, what makes a greenhouse gas a greenhouse gas? How does energy flow in and out of Earth's atmosphere, and how might this be related to Earth's climate? What is one question that you are still wondering about?Meteorology Greenhouse Effect Simulations Your Name Simulation #2: The Greenhouse Effect Use PhET's Greenhouse Effect simulation to explore and explain the role of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere and climate. Show what happens in each situation below. earth science O CHA O CO2 0UJ OH,0 ON2 Infrared Photon Visible Photon O CHA OH ,O ON, Oo, Infrared Photon Visible Photon Eldorado K-8 Science . Greenhouse Effect Simulations . 3Meteorology Greenhouse Effect Simulations Your Name Fill in the data table below: Atmospheric Gas: Is it a Does it absorb Does it absorb What is the name of each gas? greenhouse gas? visible energy? infrared energy? Nz earth science 02 COZ CH4 HZC In the diagrams below, draw and explain how both the flow of visible (solar) and infrared (heat) energy and the temperature of Earth's atmosphere are affected by greenhouse gases. Few greenhouse gases: on cn Many greenhouse gases:What are greenhouse gases? How do greenhouse gases affect the flow of light and heat energy through Earth's atmosphere and affect Earth's climate? "Without the greenhouse effect, Earth would be a frozen planet." -NOAA Reports to the Nation, Our Changing Climate earth science The atmosphere is a mixture of gases, including natural and human-made trace greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, water vapor, nitrous oxide, CFC's, and HC's. These gases interact with infrared heat energy trying to radiate from Earth's surface back into space, keeping the planet warmer than it would be without these gases. Simulation #1: Molecules and Light 1. Open the Molecules and Light simulation from PhET. 2. Working with your partner, explore all of the controls in the simulation for a few minutes. Click on different things and figure out what each one does. What does the simulation do and show? 3. Use the simulator to specifically examine how two different types of radiation interact with different atmospheric gas molecules. In the data table below, record your observations for each combination - draw a labeled sketch and add a few descriptive words. Visible Radiation Infrared Radlation Atmospheric Gas (Light Energy) (Heat Energy) Nitrogen (N2) Oxygen (02) Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Water Vapor (H20) Earth Science . Greenhouse Effect Simulations . 1