Dragon Gate Subject -- Cosmic Environment Atmospheric Environment (Senior High School Geography): Senior High School Geography

Author: Zhou Yixin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: "Longmen Special Topics" is organized and compiled by Longmen Publishing House based on the above principles. It includes a total of 55 titles across four subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Specifically, it consists of 12 junior high school mathematics titles, 12 senior high school mathematics titles, 5 junior high school physics titles, 7 senior high school physics titles, 4 junior high school chemistry titles, 10 senior high school chemistry titles, and 5 senior high school biology titles. At the request of a broad readership, 4 geography titles, 5 research-based learning titles, and 8 junior high school Chinese titles were added in 2002. The "Cosmic Environment" section primarily reveals the characteristics, properties, and movement features of the universe, its basic structure, human understanding and exploration of the universe. Earth is an ordinary celestial body in the universe, and the impact of the cosmic environment on Earth, as well as the basic forms, characteristics, and geographical significance of Earth's movement. The "Atmosphere" section primarily explores the relationship between the atmospheric environment and human survival and development. Whether discussing the composition and vertical stratification of the atmosphere, atmospheric thermal conditions, atmospheric movement, or the basic laws and theories, as well as weather systems, the formation and changes of climate, climate resources, meteorological disasters, and atmospheric environmental issues and their protection, all are connected to human survival and development. It clarifies the impact of the atmospheric environment on human life and production, points out the influence of human life and production on the atmospheric environment, and suggests how to rationally utilize and protect the atmospheric environment to guide it toward a direction beneficial to human survival and development.