The phrase "atmosphere heat" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing heat within the atmosphere, but it is better to use more precise terminology.
Example: "The atmosphere heat plays a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate."
Alternatives: "atmospheric heat" or "heat in the atmosphere".
Most meteoroids that enter the atmosphere heat up sufficiently to glow and appear as meteors (see meteor and meteoroid), and the great majority of these vaporize completely or break up before they reach the surface.
Referring to recent calculations of lower atmosphere heat sources as well as vertical structure characteristics of these waves anticipated from classical tidal theory, we analyze the likely origins of these waves and the nature of their seasonal-latitudinal structures.
In this study, highly oxidation resistant MCrAlY bond coats were prepared by a cost-effective approach involving air plasma spraying (APS) followed by a controlled atmosphere heat treatment (a diffusion treatment performed in a furnace filled with Ar).
During the controlled atmosphere heat treatment, the lamellar oxides present between the splats within the as-sprayed APS bond coats converted into isolated oxide particles, and the metal elements could diffuse freely within the coating after the healing of the interface between the lamellar splats.
So, the question is: How many degrees will the atmosphere heat up?
Ninety-three million miles away, some of those X-rays, as well as photons of short-wavelength ultraviolet light, slam into molecules in Earth's upper atmosphere, heating them up.
But if the climate modelers and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are correct about the atmosphere heating up, then the penalties would quickly, and automatically, rise.
"Most of the carbon we emit today will still be in the atmosphere heating the planet in 2050, but most of today's decision-makers won't be here.
Laid-back during the day, the atmosphere heats up and the crowds start to jam the place after dark, when hip hop and house DJs play an eclectic choice of music till three or four in the morning.
Although the fiery journey through the atmosphere heated up the outside of the surviving rocks, the inside would have remained cold, giving researchers hope that delicate organic molecules trapped within the meteorite remained intact.
How to live for ever Reprints Related items Palaeontology: Doyouthinkhesaurus?Feb 23rd 2006 Ageing: How to live for everFeb 23rd 2006 Astrobiology: Waving at the neighboursFeb 23rd 2006 Climatology: Changing scienceDec 8th 2005During the PETM, the Earth's atmosphere heated up, turning Wyoming and perhaps even the Arctic rather balmy.
