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There is a balance of heat coming into and going out of earth. This is known as the?

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valkas [14]4 years ago

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Earths energy budget

kobusy [5.1K]4 years ago

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Answer:

Earth's energy budget states balance between the energy that the Earth collects from Sun and energy that Earth radiates back into earth orbit after distribution through out the components of Earth's climate system, thereby powering the so-called heat engine of Earth.

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Earth's energy budget states balance between the energy that the Earth collects from Sun and energy that Earth radiates back into earth orbit after distribution through out the components of Earth's climate system, thereby powering the so-called heat engine of Earth.

This particular equilibrium condition is called radiative equilibrium. Around 29% of solar energy reaching the top of atmosphere is transmitted back into space by clouds, dust particles and light surfaces on the ground.

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