The Sun Strikes Our Atmosphere

Heating up a gas is equivalent to the sun striking our atmosphere. If he has a container, it's already in equilibrium. He then puts it in the ice bucket. Therefore, the container is becoming colder. And the air on the bottom is colder, right? Right. So then he puts up the heat at the top. The sun... The sun... ...is not having pressure gradient because the gas from the top is about what's being heated. The gas at the bottom is not. They focus on different in pressure readings. Now with earth, it's simple. We've already got the conglomerate of the gases lower down and less moles at thetop. Less moles to

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