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if clouds filter the sunlight and keep some sunlight from getting into the atmospere they must also help keep some sunlight/heat from getting out which is the greenhouse effect

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because clouds absorb most of the heat and keep heat from leaving the atmosphere.

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Yes, clouds actual takes energy from the sun to heat. Or they don't let heat out to warm the earth.

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Yes, clouds actual takes energy from the sun to heat. Or they don't let heat out to warm the earth.

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Yes because, the clouds actively absorb infrared radiation and heat the Earth. No, because the clouds reflect incoming solar radiation, thereby cooling the Earth.

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Yes, because the clouds can absorb heat, than when the heat is trying to leave the atmosphere it can make the heat stay in the atmosphere.

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Yes, because the clouds can absorb heat, than when the heat is trying to leave the atmosphere it can make the heat stay in the atmosphere.

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Yes clouds do contribute because they prevent the heat from leaving Earths atmosphere by asorbing the heat

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Yes clouds do contribute because they prevent the heat from leaving Earths atmosphere by asorbing the heat

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Yes clou

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I think this because clouds reflect the sunlight which then gets trapped inside the earth because of the greenhouse effect.

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yes! Clouds could absorb the heat that the sun in producing.

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yes! Clouds could absorb the heat that the sun in producing.

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yes because clouds can absorb heat very well and trap it in the Earth's atmosphere, helping the greenhouse affect

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clouds prevent the warmth under them from getting out and absorb it

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because the clouds absorb heat from the sun and help keep the heat in the earth

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Clouds trap solar radiation and take in heat.

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Yes because the clouds trap solar radiation from the sun, and absorb it.

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Yes because the clouds trap solar radiation from the sun, and absorb it.

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yes they do because the clouds keep the earth's heat in, while keeping the heat from the sun out.

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yes they do because the clouds keep the earth's heat in, while keeping the heat from the sun out.

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clouds absorb heat energy from the ground. Clouds also keep heat in the atmosphere all night contrubiting to the grennhouse effect

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I think clouds contribute to the greenhouse effect because clouds absorb a lot of the suns rays.

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Because clouds absorb most of the heat other objects can't absorb and they keep the heat in our atmosphere. Only when days it's not cloudy they do not contribute.

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Because the clouds absorb most of the heat

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because the cloud absorb the sun and warm the earth like the ozone layer

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Clouds have tiny water molecules. Water happens to reflect the most light (up to 80%). So, if sunlight gets past a cloud, the cloud's going to have a good chance of keeping that sunlight/heat inside the atmosphere (like the Taklimakin desert. Once you're far in, there's a pretty good chance you won't come out).

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Yes, because the sun's rays help trap the suns heat into the Earth. But, they can also block the sun from h

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Yes, because they keep the reflected solar radiation in the atmosphere so the heat does not escape the atmosphere.

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Yes, because they keep the reflected solar radiation in the atmosphere so the heat does not escape the atmosphere.

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Clouds help prevent solar radiation or the sun's heat from reaching the ground. Clouds can also absorb the heat that bounces off the ground to go back to the atmosphere.

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Because clouds can help block the sun and prevent the earth fromm getting to hot

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because the clouds trap heat from the beneath them. Also the sunlight reflecting off the clouds can help with cooling

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because clouds can block out solar radiation from coming back up trapping that heat.

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When sunlight hits the earth some lights off of the earth and gases and clouds keep the sunlight in

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Yes! clouds reflect the solar radiation and take in heat and that requires the green house affect

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Yes! clouds reflect the solar radiation and take in heat and that requires the green house affect

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because during the day thick clouds actually block the Sun's rays. This keeps the surface from heating up as much as it usually would on a clear day. But at night, thick clouds prevent heat from radiating out into space.

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Yes, because clouds can reflect solar radiation and can take in heat that was put forth from the ground. Thick clouds can block solar rays from going down in our atmosphere which can effect the heating of the surface of earth. Clouds will also keep heat in the atmosphere at night so the surface is warmer than on a clear night.

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Yes, because clouds can reflect solar radiation and can take in heat that was put forth from the ground. Thick clouds can block solar rays from going down in our atmosphere which can effect the heating of the surface of earth. Clouds will also keep heat in the atmosphere at night so the surface is warmer than on a clear night.

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because clouds absorb heat from the sun and the similar materials in ozone also help keep the heat in

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The thick cumulus clouds keep heat that has been reflected in.

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The clouds absorb heat from the sun, and absorbs heat bouncing off from the ground.

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Clouds absorb heat from the sun making our atmosphere hotter.

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I think so because the clouds can absorb heat from the sun, much more than most surfaces. I also think so because they are made of similar materials to ozone, which also keeps heat in.