Geography, asked by tshiringsherpa953, 3 days ago

how does radiation help up the atmosphere?

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Answered by nntmbajpai

When the radiation hits the ground, the rocks of the earth get heated up. This rising of temperature of the Earth rock is due to the phenomenon of conduction. Due to conduction, warm air is released.

As this warm air is hotter than the surrounding air, the temperature of the atmosphere is released.

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how does radiation help up the atmosphere?