Answer to Question 1
When an air mass is heated, its density becomes lower than that of its surroundings, and buoyancy causes lower-density air to rise.
Answer to Question 2
Due to the curvature of Earth, the radiation reaching Earth at high latitudes is spread over larger areas than is the radiation reaching Earth at low latitudes. Each square meter of the surface receives proportionately less energy as we move to the higher latitude, and incoming solar flux thus decreases from the equator toward the poles.
Chemosynthesis-based community on the East Pacific Rise.
The reflection nebula NGC 1999 is brilliantly illuminated by V380 Orionis (center), a variable star
This five-wire mass air flow sensor consists of a metal foil sensing unit, an intake air temperature ...
Air-mass thunderstorms—mT air masses
Change in Bone Mass over Time In your early years, more bone mass is added than lost in your body
He element M forms the chloride MCl4 containing 75.0% Cl by mass. What is the atomic weight of ...