The Sun's influence

The sun gives off energy and heat, meaning in spring, the sun will melt the water that is frozen. The sun also helps water evaporate, to produce clouds, to produce different types of weather. They work hand in hand with each other

The sun effects the biosphere by allowing plants to photosynthesise, gives humans energy and vitamin d along with other living organisms

The sun creates weather patterns and climate and helps moisture and air circulate around the earth.

The sun impacts the melting and accumulation of ice at the north and south poles, and glaciers.

The mesosphere contains gases which protect the earth from the sun's harmful UV rays

The atmosphere provides the earth weather, so clouds for example, are created because of the sun's heat. So when clouds are created, weather is able to change.

The sun impacts the lithosphere by balancing the right amount of sunlight for soil for farming

The sun warms the air and creates ozone to protect the planet from the suns harmful rays

The Thermosphere absorbs the sun radiation and uv rays from the sun