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When you see it from the universe and the ground, the atmosphere is like a gas. When scientists began to examine atmospheres, they noticed different parts and different layers. There are layers of different molecules, temperature and pressure. In general, the atmosphere consists of several major molecules. The air above you consists of 78% N2, 21% O2, 0.9% Ar and 0.04% CO2. However. The rest consists of things called trace elements. These trace elements include water vapor, ozone, other particles and molecules floating around them.

Hot layer is the closest layer to space. This layer has a lot of energy. The energy source is that solar radiation from outer space hits thermal layer. Since all excited atoms are stretched, the temperature is very high. One of the interesting things you should know is that even if the temperature is very high (very excited atoms), in reality there is only very little heat.

When energy is transferred from one atom to another atom, heat is generated. In a hot atmosphere, the lower the heat transfer, the lower the pressure (molecular dispersion). The intermediate layer is directly under the thermal layer. The low temperature of the middle layer is the coldest of all the layers in the whole atmosphere.

The next layer is the stratosphere. This is a layer with a very large temperature change. It changes from a cold place to a warm place and reaches almost 0 degrees Celsius (it is warm for the atmosphere)

The true significance of the stratosphere is the ozone layer. Scientists call it the ozone layer. These ozone (O 3) molecules absorb a lot of ultraviolet rays (ultraviolet rays) from the sun. A chemical reaction occurs when ozone molecules absorb ultraviolet light. The energy is then radiated as IR (infrared) radiation, which is the energy heating the layer. Without ozone, ultraviolet light illuminates the surface of the earth and the temperature of the stratosphere is low.

At the bottom of the atmosphere, most of the life on the surface exists in the troposphere. The troposphere is the only atmosphere that can support life. The higher layer removes harmful radiation and has a lot of water vapor

This is a layer of cloud development, bird flight, and pollution collection. Yes, the troposphere is a place where humans contaminate the atmosphere. This is where we live. Pollution enters the troposphere and rarely leaves until it falls to the ground or the sea. Several pollutants called CFC enter the stratosphere and destroy the ozone layer.

Geography is a study of the physical characteristics of the earth, such as how human beings affect and affect the earth. Geography includes the physical aspects of the earth: the composition of the earth, layers, atmospheres, plants and animals, mountains, rivers and other terrain. But it also analyzes how human beings affect these physical features and how these arrangement of physical features affect human beings. Positioning is somewhat similar to the first step to understand one side of the earth and includes providing a reference to explain the location of a particular location on the earth. The location is a description of the physical and human characteristics of the site under investigation. The interaction between humans and the environment is to study how human beings influence the environment and how the environment affects humans. Movement involves explaining and discussing the impact of everything moving on the earth. Region is about world classification

Geography is a study of the interactions and interrelationships between humans and the physical environment, including the physical characteristics of the Earth and its atmosphere, as well as distribution of population and resources, political and economic activity. History is a record of past human activities and includes civilized demonstrations of different periods spent over a period of time. Geography is mainly space and environment, history is temporary. When you read the world history in detail, the fact that history is mainly shaped and enriched by the geographical environment is directly confirmed. Geographical attributes such as rivers, mountain walls, topography, and climate phenomena are natural foundations for building historic buildings of humanity at any time, or in any geographical area. The river known as the birthplace of human civilization has played an enviable role in setting the circle of civilization.