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The Atmosphere,d temperature scales were developed to allow the measurements to be compared. The development of thermometers is discussed in detail in Chap.?.; it is an important topic in the documentation of global warming.

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Geologic Time,of time. As humans, we have a good idea of the length of a day, of a month, and of a year, because these are associated with light and darkness, the phases of the Moon, and the seasons. However, there are no natural cycles to mark decades or centuries, and these longer times become a blur.

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,The Nature of Energy Received from the Sun—The Analogies with Water Waves and Sound,so receives energy from the planet’s interior, but it only averages about 1/10?W per square meter; that is about 1/3400 the energy received from the Sun, so we don’t need to worry about it in our discussion of climate.

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,Energy from the Sun—Long-Term Variations,/m.), but there has been speculation that the explosion of a supernova in our near vicinity could make a significant, possibly even catastrophic, contribution to the radiation balance. There is no geologic evidence that this has happened in the past half billion years. Energy from the Earth’s interior averages less than 0.1?W/m..

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Solar Variability and Cosmic Rays,treme change that resulted in an episodically ice-covered Earth. It is thought that the ongoing gradual buildup of greenhouses gases in the atmosphere eventually brought each of these Snowball Earth episodes to an end.

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Chapman and Hall Mathematics Seriesof time. As humans, we have a good idea of the length of a day, of a month, and of a year, because these are associated with light and darkness, the phases of the Moon, and the seasons. However, there are no natural cycles to mark decades or centuries, and these longer times become a blur.

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Some applications to smoothing theory,/m.), but there has been speculation that the explosion of a supernova in our near vicinity could make a significant, possibly even catastrophic, contribution to the radiation balance. There is no geologic evidence that this has happened in the past half billion years. Energy from the Earth’s interior averages less than 0.1?W/m..