The Atmosphere

[@IzaakCha7]

This guy is so much easier to follow than so many other youtube lessons, he needs more subscribers

[@stevehawk2025]

Agreed

[@dr.bassbase8595]

You're*

[@aube2577]

Isaac Chay l"

[@antnauman]

Those were quite complex things which he covered seemlessly in just 10min. Great work.

[@toomanydrugsinmysys5414]

quite complex concepts? for who? your minds iq is a laughable concept

[@franc1e]

@@toomanydrugsinmysys5414 and your arrogance is even more so.

[@toomanydrugsinmysys5414]

@@franc1e so you can't understand these things and have to presume my arrogance huh, I can tell your about 5 years old. what about all those people who talk about you can learn anything? are they right? are they the opposite of arrogant? you probably can't even answer that your iq is less than 10

[@Rob165x]

@@toomanydrugsinmysys5414 arrogance, because of the fact that I've ran into people who can't make up their minds about the flat earth theory. The majority of the world's population is uneducated. Glad you hold us in higher standards though, but the reality is different.

[@franc1e]

@@toomanydrugsinmysys5414 you're* five years old.

[@jennicarey2268]

IT'S 4 DAYS BEFORE MY BOARD EXAM AND I'M HAVING A HARD TIME TO RECAP ALL OF OUR LESSONS IN SUCH A SHORT TIME , AND THANK GOD FOR YOUR AMAZING VIDEOS !! GODBLESS YOU!

[@eurasiaacaci.-110]

Well, did you pass?

[@blank681]

@@eurasiaacaci.-110 Mann that sure was 7 years ago haha

[@eurasiaacaci.-110]

@@blank681 i mean the question still stands

[@yaraalkilani5632]

@@eurasiaacaci.-110 i want to know too

[@reeseandcamille]

My son's science AP Environmental Science teacher assigned a different KZbin video for him to watch/learn from. It was missing so much content as to make it necessary to just memorize terms, rather than understand what is being taught. I started looking around and thank goodness I found this. You explained everything completely in an understandable way. Thank you so much!

[@henmister39]

I learned more from this video in 12 minutes than my science teacher taught me over a month.

[@hajjnazeer1682]

I REALATE TO THIS

[@davecrupel2817]

Rarely do i see a video so crammed with information, and so beautifully explained. Fantastic!

[@Michael-f9o8t]

You are one of the best science teachers on KZbin -I read a book called "A short introduction: climate" and it mentioned the effects of el Nina reduces the nutrient content of the coastal shelf, and it negatively affects the entire food chain.

[@Eriko480]

Who else is watching for the exam in 12 hours

[@honeyyao6546]

Me.

[@nasoc-airsoftbattalion7671]

I am XD

[@brazenminotaur2226]

I’m writing a book actually.

[@instagramcreiighton7806]

Me . it 2 in the morning

[@peterfriesen4885]

were is the ionosphere (I-on-no-sphere)?

[@theaveragemegaguy]

I made this acronym to remember the atmosphere's levels, hopefully it catches on lol. Tiny Sally Makes Tart Eggs Troposphere Stratosphere Mesosphere Thermosphere Exosphere hope it helps!! (btw I hadn't seen the end so I didn't know he made one)

[@nayef370]

for me just say tsmt

[@jenniferke3235]

Someone in my class said the sassy mom taught English

[@MissJesther]

@@truthsetsusfree5096 😂🤣

[@panspermiahunter7597]

I prefer yours than milk and eggs, tiny sally swung it.

[@plasmasheep4098]

the sun melts the earth is also great

[@kimvanvooren5265]

Thank you so much for these incredible videos, Mr. Anderson! They have really helped me to prepare for my DSST exam. All of the important concepts are explained clearly and concisely, at a speed where you can understand what is being said. I really appreciate these!

[@PraiseDog]

Very impressed with this channel. I am an old man b.t.w. I have just spent my life learning things and like that he covers a good deal of material. So many of these channels cover very little, they just try to entertain people with short attention spans to get hits.

[@ashwiniyedaboina]

This is probably the best Geography video I've ever seen, which explains a lot more information in few minutes.. Thank You.!

[@Finw1D]

Im amazed by his explainations! makes me wanna know more about the earth we live in! Great job

[@gameplanetanimations]

8:52 "It's a sphere obviously" *Flat-Earthers Intensifies*

[@noobtown6269]

Flat-Earthers: This video has fake facts.

[@chewytreyman]

@@noobtown6269 Flat-earthers: **Creates Flat-Checkers**

[@CrazyGamer-xi8rf]

at 8:30 doesn't the earth spin counterclockwise? i.e. from west to east?

[@jictapus8559]

yes

[@fastwebcam]

Yes. That kind of obvious mistake makes one think there are other mistakes in this video.

[@carmenpopescu1284]

so clocks are going counter-earth-wise !

[@chidubemnjoku9821]

4 years after and it's still 12 hours before my climatology exams. You got me. 😂

[@aquariumkids]

8:40: I believe the Earth appears to be moving counterclockwise when looking from the North and clockwise from the South?

[@michelironside6160]

One the things the keep us alive, it's atmosphere that for sure keeps that wheather in check, ' cause of that we're be able to survive, thank you so much for this vidio.

[@thameralazemi1449]

Thank you for this excellent informative and easy-to-understand presentation

[@bradchapman2626]

3:42 Correction: Atmospheric pressure is greater at the bottom because it is supporting the weight of the atmosphere above. Gravity is not much less at 50 or 100 miles altitude than it is at ground level.

[@lordconstantine592]

I am self-studying Environmental Science and your videos are a huge help. Thanks a lot ! As far as I undestand you think that when we reach a certain level of pollution we're going to have to stop and develop technologies to save us from the damage we have caused and that it will be more ecomocially beneficial to stop polluting in fact. I used to think this way but don't you think that some of the damages we cause are simply permanent, or at least permanent for a very long time.

[@blackwater1222]

+Tunç Öztemir The danger is if we reach a runaway Greenhouse effect, where positive feedbacks come into play. Basically, once temperature rises to a certain point, it will trigger certain factors that will further increase temperature rise even faster. Once those effects are in play, i'm not really sure how we could overcome this. Not only would we need to reverse the damages caused, but the process will only keep getting worse at an exponentially faster rate unless we can somehow reverse the positive feedback itself. No scientist, no politician, can explain to you how they are going to do that IF that happens, yet the White House and FBI etc... have an extensive list of precautions and actions to take if other scenarios happen, regarding things like terrorism and war... but even the potential idea of a disastrous change in climate to our agriculture, economics, changes to our usual environment cycles and resources we take for granted? Nope... not even considered a plan.

[@rashalaneramaliehe9048]

Wow. Summary of so many topics and subtopics. Really really magnificent!

[@amillionpiecesofcake]

bless your heart Mr. Anderson. my APES class appreciates you and your video so so much

[@Ahtshama26]

Hannah Kim same here

[@feldmuis]

Very informative, thank you! Had the sudden urge to find out more about this thing keeping me alive.

[@smile2smil]

Ok 👌

[@Rockhardbuddy]

thank you sir for your online lessons. Your so smart. You are also making us smart. THANK YOU.

[@Keitan97]

Omg still remembered back at the days where you helped me get through Biology, Physics and Chemistry tests, now you’ll help me with my Aviation PPL License Exam!

[@sidpatnaik7296]

Last minute cramming for AP Final tomorrow!!! Lmaoo still gonna fail tho Who's with me lol

[@evaf5911]

Sid Patnaik I am did you pass?

[@urbanizedpizza]

no matter what happens ur gonna be ok.

[@RaidsHim]

@one night that was 2 years ago he already took the test lmao

[@miarangel2978]

did you pass mate?

[@frostjack5543]

Ok

[@hg2.]

Does the fact that there is 6 months of darkness at the south pole contribute to lack of ozone there? Why doesn't Clorox, pool chlorine, or chlorine from seawater (NaCl "salt water) deplete ozone? Why do CFC's only deplete ozone at the south pole? Why are CFCs the only source of high-atmosphere chlorine? Being heavier than air, how do CFCs reach the stratosphere, which starts 6 miles up? Being heavier than air, what happens to CFCs when released into the atmosphere?

[@sampathr2]

Wonderful explanation. Easy to understand about climates, EL- NINO AND LA-NINA. TKS for sharing

[@allstartube22]

I am so Amazed how he explain all the topics.

[@shanelopez8789]

Thank you for uploading this video, It help me a lot especially on my science project

[@stoddardtutoring6733]

choked on my snack when you said the axis is going to tilt back and forth as the Earth rotates around the sun. 5:43

[@greatkk121]

This is a awesome lesson , many concepts tied together

[@Miaumiaupachamama]

que buen video para resumir todo mi curso de Meteorología General. Gracias Mr. Andersen !

[@Hexnilium]

3:48 The density is increased because of the atmospheric pressure, not because the gravitational force is greater. There's only a very slight increase in gravity, but the difference in the force isn't responsible for the density.

[@pushing2throttles]

You know, I have a bachelor degree in technology and majored in aviation studies; I took many meteorology classes. Great refreshers. Helpful video. Pilots and weather are inherently connected so, ya...

[@VukMina]

Dear Mr. Andersen, Since I am working as a pilot, and we are always flying on the edge of the troposphere and tropopause, I was wondering if there is any major difference regarding radiation if I am flying in a higher troposphere or lower tropopause. It would be nice to know that when I am choosing my Flight Level. Best regards!

[@yey.]

Watching this to prepare for October 5 😌 this is our first lesson

[@denisevalentin7892]

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make them.

[@masaomilslbe6225]

Its a great crash course, thank you, I just needed this!!!

[@opielives6317]

Layers of atmosphere Exosphere (2,000 km) Thermosphere (400 km) Mesosphere (80 km) Stratosphere (50 to 70 km) Troposhere (12 km)

[@birjanchoktasar1146]

Thank you for the video. I have already become a fan.

[@GurnamSingh-su6vk]

Sandeep singh

[@tatacosi66]

Hi! My name is Marie-Josée, I'm a french canadian science teacher in a highschool. May I use the chart we can see behind you? I will translate it. Thanks.

[@bjamesW32]

It is dispiriting that these tutorials generally offer this "not to scale" when it is so vitally important for the casual consumer of this information to recognize the importance of scale. It is almost the most important thing to take away from an intro to comprehending the atmosphere. The troposphere is a mere membrane around our planet. If earth were a basketball, this layer vital to our existence would be a paper thin layer above us. It is essential for the everyday person to conceptualize it that way, and appreciate that we abuse it to our extreme peril.

[@umbongoapg]

6.40 all the bottoms of the clouds line up ???? do you mean they are flat on the bottom...?? peace

[@botucaboy]

Bloody great, clear, concise!

[@vikaschandraf1231]

Very good explanation. -- Explained many concepts in one video.

[@roamwithash833]

you said that northern side is moving clockiwise but it moves counter clockwise when seen from top of the north pole...this is what i know ....any concept der

[@franciscadotse4131]

Hope to learn more here as an environmental science student.

[@ELGUAPOIV]

I am considering Environmental Science as a possible area of study. How have you been progressing so far? Any advice for a new student?

[@alexeinachrade6629]

8:50 Jerk coriolis in northern hemisphere is Counterclockwise not Clockwise, and southern hemisphere coriolis is Clockwise not Counterclockwise

[@tumshangilielyrics6753]

Please help me understand. i think the earth will move anti clockwise observed from the northern hemisphere and clock wise observed from southern hemisphere. I heard you saying the opposite

[@KathleenGuillot]

I was really enjoying this video with the amazing graphics and explanation and there was the Explanation of Coriolis Effect. Its backwards from what we teach. Too generalized. The Northern Hemisphere spins Counter-clockwise (sun rises in the east) and the Southern spins Clockwise - The air and the ocean currents act the same but The ocean currents bend to the right and winds bend to the right (as they leave the higher pressure areas) in the Northern Hemisphere. 3 wind belts that flow from high to low pressure but 3 different zones Polar Easterlies, Prevailing Westerlies and Tradewind(easterlies). Can you explain your side again?

[@CyberDude1231]

Nice video! It really helped in preparation for our finals. However, you didn't really explain why ozone was terrible when in the troposphere. Why is it?

[@CaptainCandycorn]

I'm watching this soley because I think it's fascinating. I'm a mechanical engineering major but I took APES in highschool and it was far more interesting that anything I'm doing in my major. Might need a change soon.

[@hg2.]

If the ozone hole was "discovered" in the late 70s with satellite imagery, how do we know it wasn't there all along?

[@panspermiahunter7597]

A question worth an answer!

[@toomanydrugsinmysys5414]

@@panspermiahunter7597 wasn't there when we weren't polluting so damn much

[@SodaliteSushi]

It was their the whole time? The Ozone layer was what filters UV radiation so I doesn’t burn our skins and give us cancer. They happen to figure out it was there in the 70s because holes started to appear which means less UV filtration and more skin diseases/cancer. So it was there the whole time, we just found out it was there in the 1970s

[@garyha2650]

In the 70's we were told it is very thin, it's now said to be between 15 km and 50 km, the stratosphere, a vast volume. Any UV at the right wavelengths which are not absorbed by breaking apart O2 to make O3 make their way further down where they likely hit O2 at a lower altitude. It was never explained how CFC's got way down there, why they supposedly ruined exactly 100,000 O2 to O3 before becoming inert or why it would have happened only up there since any ozone producing UV lamp will make ozone right here nor why it still happens without CFC's: At NOAA: "Spring 2020 brings rare ozone “hole” to the Arctic" The D upont freon patent expiration date was 1979, it had to be banned or competitors would then be able to make it too. That would explain it.

[@raynic1173]

@@garyha2650 So your thinking is that dupont thru themselves on the freon sword so they and their competitors could not use it. So then dupont get zero profits. How does that make sense as opposed to everyone having the formula they share profits thru competition in the marketplace? That makes zero sense, 10 or 20% of a market share is better than 0%.

[@Nishan4You]

Very informative and wit clear expression! Thank you!

[@nowaitasecond2095]

Because it's a sphere is reason for uneven heating? What shape would you say produce more even heating.

[@jondular7423]

How does the atmosphere stay up with the spinning of the Earth? Wouldn't the atmosphere have to be spinning faster the further up you go? How does that work?

[@paulusmatongo1930]

loud and clear hope i will be a great teacher like him soon

[@luize3656]

very fluid run through a lot of topics, thank you!

[@savalessmith6467]

tilt of axis based off of what again? spinning earth? someone please explain how would you be able to come back out of a complete vacuum called outer space , spinning 1000 mph ????????

[@bindiirwindad]

Flat Earther weeeooooo

[@HoundGrin]

There are two ways. 1. Synchronize 2. Land on the pole

[@utubeSunny]

good presentation, very informative, thanks

[@ronakmahajan3987]

yes

[@aliceliu9551]

Thank you for your video, I am a geography teacher in high school in China. I want to apply the geography master degree.You help me a lot.

[@maan5813]

Thank you for the amazing video! Can you explain how the three oxygen cells stay in place in the ozone and simply don't drift away or towards the earth? Thank you again!

[@bipinkumar-vg5sk]

my heart is filled with lot of respect for u... sir... marvellous teaching... ll never meet u personally plz accept my obeisance... luv nd respect from india

[@libertadmental3210]

According to what he said in 4:35, Antartica should have big boreal forests.

[@mitchplays9295]

This is the best explanation of climate for dummies that ive ever seen. Perfect. Thank u so much. Can i translate and mirror it?

[@renjithdamodaran9460]

Thanks a lot!!!! your way of teaching is just amazing!!!

[@nicholist.arcadesoundcloud1251]

Incredible...does the size of a fish, has anything to do with the amount of salt in the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans?

[@grantvalerio5692]

My own nmemonics to remember the layers of the atmosphere The Smoke Mess The Earth. Smoke signifies GAS. makes it still related to atmosphere since atmos means gas and sphaira means ball. Hope it will help u guys😊

[@Disneyworld89]

0:38

[@emeleyafadliyeva6607]

who else is watching this so you don't fail your exam .

[@stewartread4235]

There was never a hole, it was just a third of the normal because there is no oxygen producers in Antarctica and the air is arid (desert classification). Ozone is formed when UV reacts with a water and oxygen molecules.

[@ashlh3372]

Idk how but this guy somehow explained what took us four months to go over, in 10 or so minutes and way easier 😶👏

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

Show total work done by atmospheric pressure according to PV=nRT ???

[@atvhasist]

Marvelous way of presentation

[@candacesmith9987]

Where can we download a copy of the concept map?

[@AliYashkun]

Yes, dear professor! That was helpful.

[@joeymulcahey3867]

I'm hoping that El Niño comes to California this winter, we need lots of water! Great lesson

[@angelnude83]

this vidz really help... tnx for uploading

[@All-By-Myself]

Whats the Co2 composition 500 years ago? is it 0.04 like now?

[@wapukii]

Thank you so much for your videos! they really help me thru my studies

[@lubaibfayaz6129]

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[@joanaquiapo1929]

Hello can I ask what you do now in life? Hehe

[@user-um1hk4hq5v]

I’m just a potato floating in the sea of other potato’s ...

[@MyNaemSkwid]

nice

[@carmenpopescu1284]

you now there is a name for this : scp 1689 (Bag of holding Potatoes)

[@martellanderson8281]

Nice,..Mr. Anderson!

[@martellanderson8281]

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[@aleksdeepvoice]

EXCELLENT! Thank you so much!

[@SirSilversilk]

Loved it, thanks!

[@MeboDotExe]

watching this for the exam because I failed in the last one yeah I was kinda forced to by my conscience

[@lakibulislamlabu9869]

Very helpful video ....thanks a lot

[@travischron3175]

Me: *curious about atmosphere and watches video* Barely a minute into video: "and that's why government is good and necessary" ...

[@georgekumakanga717]

I enjoy this channel, i love it

[@nikoskalogerakiscrethymno]

Thank you very much. It was very helpful for me .

[@angelakate9063]

I'm watching for a chemistry quiz later. But i am watching to learn, to help make a change in the future.

[@Fermion911]

Thanks :) I wonder what would happen if all oceanic water would be fresh water instead of salt water?

[@RonJohn63]

+Helmut Look on Quora.

[@UnknownPerson-ve3uv]

Thank you I have so much knowledge for my exam now.

[@Jotin8664]

This was a very good video! Thank you!!

[@shahirislam776]

Is there any reference sources where I can learn more about the topic

[@leviathan4864]

2:11 wrong! Aphelion and perihelion, mr..

[@keybie0604]

Can I ask a question please ?? . Where can I edit a video like this ?? . Application ???

[@aningnanatumtuo1078]

What is the Tropopause?

[@lifestylebyaruba]

IT WAS AMAZING.... I enjoyed the lecture.

[@meegssan5716]

Does the earth’s magnetic field have anything to do with protecting us?

[@jimsagubigula7337]

We wouldn't have an atmosphere without it