Geography Que-Ans: [1 Marks Each]

"Lapse rate" means the rate at which the earth's temperature rises. This decrease is felt only in the turbulent mantle of the atmosphere.

Like the moon, black spots can be seen on the surface of the sun. It is called sunspot.

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Sea waves, land waves, Lu, Norwester, Hermetan, etc. are the names of local winds.

More wavelength rays are emitted from the earth's surface into the atmosphere. This warms the atmosphere. These rays that heat the atmosphere are called radiation.

In some cases the temperature of the atmosphere rises rather than falls as it rises above the earth's surface. This type of temperature is called inverse or inverse temperature.

The temperatures of areas near the coast are even and the temperatures of continental land areas away from the coast are odd.

The horizontal distribution of temperature on the surface of the earth is influenced by factors such as latitude, distance from the ocean, ocean currents, wind direction, and altitude.

The sun's rays fall diagonally over the polar regions.

Temperature can be measured with a thermometer and thermograph.

Soil warms faster than water.

Direct rays give off more heat.

Earth's surface heat is dissipated into the atmosphere by the action of thermodynamics. These are called thermodynamic currents.

When the number of sunspots on the surface of the sun is high, the surface of the earth gets less sunset and when the number of sunspots is less, the surface of the earth gets more sunshine.

The amount of solar eclipse moving from the equator to the poles is decreasing.

The incidence of sunburn is low as the sun's rays are diagonal in the morning and evening.

Sunshine is more common in the afternoon during the day.

About two billion parts of the heat emitted from the sun comes to the earth.

Due to the extreme pressure and temperature in the center of the sun, there is a natural dramatic reaction. In this reaction, the hydrogen atoms of the Sun's solids combine to produce a tremendous amount of light and heat energy.

The earth receives both heat and light from the sun's rays and the heat energy of the sun comes to the earth through its radiation hence it is called solar radiation.

Sunburn can be measured in units of calories, minutes, square cm, etc.

Solar shock is the heat or heat energy received by the sun's rays from the earth's surface and atmosphere.