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Chemistry, 23.10.2020 18:00 341404143

What happens to the sun's energy as it travels to Earth's atmosphere? A. Some of it is destroyed in Earth's atmosphere.
B. It is completely trapped by Earth's surface.
C. It is all reflected back into space.
D. Some of it reaches Earth's surface.

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