Question

Which of the following correctly describes a way in which Earth’s atmosphere interacts with the geosphere?

Answer 1

It sounds as if your giving answer chooses, but i don't see any.

Answer 2

@alana242 Did you just copy and paste? Seems you either did that or just put it in your own words a bit.

Answer 3

All those who copy and paste my answers need to cite them as follows:

Blues, Baby, "I like tutoring people but I recognize my own work when I see it," Nature OpenStudy, 2012.

"The earth's atmosphere is basically the layer of gases above the ground and the geosphere is the ground.

I think the atmosphere affects the geosphere through weathering and erosion - the wind blows sand around and wears away on rocks. And I think the geosphere affects the atmosphere: when volcanos erupt they release a lot of different gasses into the air including methane ~ methane is a potent greenhouse gas. And lately scientists are discussing the possibility that aerosols released by volcanos play a role in long term climate oscillations like the North Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation for one example."

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4fac044ee4b059b524f7bc03

Answer 4

For the record, the real interesting one was an answer of mine which some joker copied and pasted onto wikianswers.com, then some other joker copied and pasted back onto OpenStudy.

Answer 5

Lol big time fail.

Answer 6

bwahahaha omg owned xD