Composition of the Atmosphere
Earth's atmosphere is made up mostly of nitrogen, about 78 percent, and oxygen, about 21 percent, with argon and small amounts of other gases, including carbon dioxide and water vapor, making up the rest. Even though carbon dioxide and water vapor are present in only small amounts, they play an outsized role in trapping heat and driving weather and climate.
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