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Imagine the consequences of the change in the heat budget of the earth ?

Posted by Ann Abhi 4 years, 3 months ago

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Gaurav Seth 4 years, 3 months ago

The meaning of the heat budget of earth:
The heat budget refers to the heat received by the Earth and the atmosphere and the balance of heat loss by the earth. The greater capacity of heating of the Earth, the greater is the amount of heat energy returned back into space by radiation.

The budget of heat:
The Earth gets the solar radiation from the Sun in the form of short waves. After colliding with the Earth, reflection of the solar radiation takes place. The returning radiation from the Earth is called Terrestrial Radiation, which is in the form of long waves. Thus, the amount of solar radiation received by the earth and the terrestrial radiation released by the earth is almost the same.

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