A bomb cyclone is basically a storm that can rival the strength of a hurricane. They're called bomb cyclones or "weather bombs" because of the process that creates them (bombogenesis) basically bombogenesis is a storm that undergoes rapid strengthening.
The word bombogenesis comes from two words: bomb and cyclogenesis. All storms are cyclones and genesis means the creation or beginning and in this case bomb means explosive development so all together it means explosive storm strengthening
Bomb cyclones happen more in winter months and can carry hurricane force winds, cause coastal flooding and HEAVY snow. Bomb cyclones happen when a quickly forming storm results in a drop in atmospheric pressure of at least 24 millibars.
Basically its like a hurricane but stronger sometimes. The wind and flooding make it more like a hurricane but the blizzards and snow make it stronger
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Oil is a global issue because it is one of the most used resources for energy, but also one of the biggest polluters.
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Oil is a natural resource that falls into the category of fossil fuels. It is a ofssil fuel that has helped the economies around the world to skyrocket and develop exponentially. This has been due to the properties of oil that releases enormous amounts of energy, thus it able to drive the industry forward.
This resource though also has become a huge problem. It is a big polluter, and it is obvious how much its usage has affected the atmosphere and environment in negative manner. Also, it is not unlimited, but eventually the reserves of it will end, so relying on it until that point will be devastating for the whole world. The whole world needs to work together, sooner rather than later, in order to gradually switch to energy sources that will be economically jutifiable but also environmental friendly, as if everything continous as until now the consequences will soon be irreparable and everyone will feel them.
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Infrared Radiation (IR) part of the Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Earth emits radiation in Longwave frequencies measured at 3.0 to 100 nanometers, mainly in the form of thermal radiation emitted by the earth's surface and organisms.
The earth re-emits the short wave radiation received by the sun that can be absorbed or reflected by the earth, but not all radiation emitted by the earth goes to space, much of the radiation is contained in the atmosphere by the greenhouse gases.
