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The gaseous envelope surrounding the *Earth*, and retained by the Earth's gravitational field. If your question is about the atmosphere on another celestial body or is more astronomy related, please ask on Astronomy.SE.
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How did the Earth cool from a temperature of hundreds-of-degrees, if runaway greenhouse effe...
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the team from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) studied what would happen if the greenhouse effect were trapped inside the Earth's atmosphere … The Earth was hotter than this in the past, so water vapour in the atmosphere would have been an effect in place then, right?
How did the Earth previously cool down from these levels? …
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