153KiB, 1296x972, 531157main_terrestrial-atmosphere-itmProcesses_full.jpg
>Complete brainlet here
If we are adding so much CO2 to the atmosphere, wouldn't that imply that we are increasing its volume?
And if that were true, wouldn't that mean that the top layers are more distant to the earth0s surface and consequently are less attracted to it and therefore the solar wind would blow off the planet said top layers of the atmosphere?
If so, what are the implications?
Is all oxygen gonna be blown off to outer space?
If we are adding so much CO2 to the atmosphere, wouldn't that imply that we are increasing its volume?
And if that were true, wouldn't that mean that the top layers are more distant to the earth0s surface and consequently are less attracted to it and therefore the solar wind would blow off the planet said top layers of the atmosphere?
If so, what are the implications?
Is all oxygen gonna be blown off to outer space?
