
Earth's Dynamic Systems: The Greenhouse Effect
By Aira AstralisLength1h 51m
About this audiobook
The greenhouse effect is the reason Earth is warm: without the atmosphere's blanket of trace gases, the planet would average thirty-three degrees colder, a frozen ice ball with no oceans and no us. This book explains the whole effect in plain, equation-free language, from its founding history to its planetary extremes and its human present.
Audiobook details
GenreEducation and Learning
Length1 hr 51 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 22, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2Chapter 1: Fourier's Question
3Chapter 2: Tyndall's Tubes
4Chapter 3: Greenhouses and Other Misleading Names
5Chapter 4: The Planet's Energy Books
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6Chapter 5: How the Blanket Works, Molecule by Molecule
7Chapter 6: Measuring the Blanket
8Chapter 7: Venus: The Runaway Warning
9Chapter 8: Mars and Titan: The Blanket's Limits
10Chapter 9: Anti-Greenhouses, Haze, and the Faint Young Sun
11Chapter 10: Clouds, Feedbacks, and the Thermostat
12Chapter 11: The Runaway Question
13Chapter 12: The Enhanced Greenhouse: The Human Chapter
14Chapter 13: Ice Ages, Icehouses, and the Greenhouse's Long History
15Chapter 14: The Honest Unknowns
16Chapter 15: Living on a Greenhouse Planet
17Chapter 16: Fun Facts and Trivia, Weighed
18Conclusion
19References: The Greenhouse Effect
20Glossary
21About the Author
22Series Info
23Copyright