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- At the beginning of the earth’s life, the atmosphere had
- mostly water vapor|80 % of water vapour|2 % of dinitrogen| 17 % of carbon dioxide
- 78 % of dinitrogen
- 20 % of dioxygen
- 0.7 % of carbon dioxide
- a lot of dioxygen
- a smaller pressure than today
- a lot of CH4 (methane)
- traces of nitrous oxide (N2O)
- a red colour
- Nowadays atmosphere
- has the same amount of dinitrogen than before| is mainly made up of dinitrogen | lost most of its water vapor
- has more carbon dioxide than dioxygen
- has lost its dinitrogen
- has more dinitrogen than before
- has less dioxygen than the Early Atmosphere
- has more carbon dioxide than the Early Atmosphere
- Most of the water vapor disappeared from the atmosphere
- because the Earth has cooled| because the temperature decreased from 440 to 288 K| because the temperature has decreased by 447 °C| because water vapor has become liquid water
- because the pressure has decreased by 8200 kPa
- because the pressure has increased
- because the water vapor has escaped from the atmosphere
- because the temperature of the Earth has risen by 100 °C
- because a kid ate all the clouds
- What do we know about the oldest life forms we found ?
- They are stromatolites fossils | They lived 3.5 billion years ago | They lived in warm and shallow seas
- We found them in warm and shallow seas
- They lived 3.5 million years ago
- They were the size of an elephant
- They lived in deep oceans
- They lived on the continents
- They looked like small worms
- The metabolism of the first life form known
- is photosynthesis |creates dioxygen | uses carbon dioxide |is the same metabolism as that of plants
- is respiration
- creates carbon dioxide
- decreased the water in the atmosphere
- increased dioxygen in the air 3.5 Giga years ago
- can produce 2.21 Gigawatts
- Dioxygen began to increase in the atmosphere
- 2.2 billon years ago | when BIF were not formed anymore | when most of the iron of the ocean was oxidised
- when stromatolites began to create dioxygen
- when all the red paleosols were oxidised
- when it started to increase in the ocean
- 3.5 billion years ago
- when life forms stopped breathing
- Ozone
- is created thanks to UV radiations | is mostly created in the stratosphere | is due to the collision of one molecule of O2 and an O atom.
- is created thanks to X-ray radiations
- is mostly created in the troposphere
- forms a big layer at an altitude of 10 km
- is made of oxygen and carbon
- is a very well-known Moldavian rap group
- The ozone layer
- protects DNA from mutations | was necessary for the colonization of life on the continents | captures harmful UV rays from the sun | absorbs mostly UVB radiations
- is dangerous for our DNA
- prevents life on Earth
- absorbs mostly UVA radiations
- increased the greenhouse effect
- is the worst greenhouse gas
- In the chronology of events, what happened before the release of oxygen in the water
- appearance of aquatic life | Earth cooling | formation of the oceans
- continental photosynthesis
- formation of the ozone layer
- appearance of continental plants
- oxidation of aquatic iron
- the birth of Godzilla
- In the chronology of events, what happened right after the release of oxygen in the water
- oxidation of aquatic iron
- appearance of aquatic life
- continental photosynthesis
- formation of the ozone layer
- appearance of continental plants
- release of oxygen into the atmosphere
- the appearance of two kraken
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