Is the earth cooled by greenhouse effect
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Answer:
No, Earth is not cooled by greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane do not allow the heat of the Sun to escape from the Earth. This increases the temperature of the Earth.
Answer:
no the earth is not cooled by greenhouse effect.
Explanation:
A greenhouse is constructed of glass, allowing sunlight to penetrate the exterior and warm the air and plants inside. The heat that isn’t absorbed by plants is trapped by the glass and can’t escape. Throughout daylight hours, sunlight keeps coming through the glass, adding more and more heat energy so the inside gets warmer and warmer (and continues to stay warm after the sun sets).
The Earth and the Sun work in a similar fashion (on a much more massive scale and a different physical process). The sun shines through the Earth’s atmosphere and the earth’s surface warms up. Some of the Sun’s energy is reflected directly back to space, the rest is absorbed by land, ocean, and the atmosphere. The greenhouse gases in the atmosphere trap heat radiating from Earth toward space.