I agree on that. it's not like there is completely no force of gravity acting on them (I mean if they're still around the earth) , it's that it's so little that they can't even notice it. they'll float around and they seems like they have no weight. this is called weightlessness.
The correct answer is D. Air moving along lines of constant longitude
Explanation:
In geography, the word meridian refers to an imaginary line that connects the North pole and the South pole, this includes the main meridian called Prime Meridian as well as multiple longitude lines that determine East and West.
On the other hand, the meridional circulation refers to a natural phenomenon in which air and air masses move from North to South and vice-versa following longitude lines or the imaginary lines that divide the planet vertically. Additionally, the meridional circulation affects climate especially in terms of extreme weather. According to this, the meridional circulation means "Air moving along lines of constant longitude".
H=88 G=92 K=91 M=89
How you solve this is G is the same thing as 92 because it crosses each other same thing with K. Then after that you just subtract 180 by 92 to get H because the line angle equals to 180 same thing with M
Answer:
Atmospheric pressure differs in different parts of the world.
Explanation:
- This is because atmospheric pressure depends on the height of a particular location on earth.
- A number of locations on the earth are at sea level. The atmospheric pressure at sea level is 14.7 pounds per square inch.
- At higher levels (altitudes) the atmospheric pressure is lower since higher places have got less air pushing downwards compared to lower altitudes which have more air pushing down and hence, high atmospheric pressure.
