The suns's energy travels through the atmosphere and the answers for the drop down menus are listed in explanation.
Explanation:
The suns's energy travels through the atmosphere
1. The molecule absorbs ultraviolet light.
2. Most of the sun's energy hits at the equator directly.
3. Dust particles absorb short wavelengths, causing the color of the daytime sky.
The process in which the molecules absorb ultraviolet light excites electrons and this this energy causes an electronic transition from a ground state to an excited state.
The sun rays hit the surface most directly at the equator in the northern hemisphere.
The dust particles absorb the short wavelength that causes the color of the daytime sky.
