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KLS Sci Final Prac 1

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Light Year   Distance light travels in one year  
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Space Station   Large satellite on which people can live and work in space  
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phases of the moon   different shapes of the moon seen from different angles on earth  
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parallax   apparent movement of a star when seen from different positions  
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factors effecting force of gravity   mass and distance  
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sun's core   center of sun where nuclear fusion takes place  
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sun's corona   outer edge of sun seen during an eclipse where solar wind starts form  
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mass movement   movement of rock and debris caused by gravity  
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smallest terrestrial planet   mercury  
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largest terrestrial planet   earth  
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inner planet   mercury, venus, earth, mars  
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heliocentric   sun centered system  
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geocentric   earth centered system  
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quantitative observation   observation based on numbers and data  
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qualitative observation   observation based on qualities given without numbers  
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outer planets   jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune  
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evaporation   where water is heated and turns into water vapor or a gas out water vapor into atmosphere  
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earth's revolution   earth's movement around sun which takes one year or 365 days  
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Stsges of Saturn V Rocket   Engines for spacecraft that when have used up fuel break off rocket and fall to earth  
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deposition   process by which sedimant settles out of water or wind which is carrying it to form layers  
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erosion   process where wind, water, etc, carry sediment from one place to another  
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continental drift theory   theory that states that the continents were once joined together as a single continent and then slowly drifted apart  
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fossil   any trace of ancient organism that has been preserved in rock  
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Kepler's First Law of Planetary Motion   The path of the planets around the sun is in the shape of an ellipse  
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remote sensing   data collected from a distance without direct contact  
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lithosphere   location of plates of the earth located in the crust and upper mantle  
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Craters   round pits created by steroid impacts on the moon  
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Heat and Pressure inside earth   Pressure and heat increase as you descend or go down in the earth  
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Outer Planet's characteristics   they are large, made of gas, far apart from each other, have rings  
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hydrosphere   sphere of the earth that contains all of the water on earth including liquid, solid and vapor  
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density formula   d = m/v  
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leeward   side of mountain facing away from wind that is dry and does not have much plannt life  
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windward   side of mountain facing wind that is moist and wet and has a lot of moisture and rainfall  
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scientific law   what scientists expect to happen every time under a particular set of conditions  
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relief   difference in elevation between the highest and lowest parts of an area  
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evaporation   where water turns to a gas and puts water vapor into the atmosphere  
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used to measure mass   balance  
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used to measure volume in millilitres   graduated cylinder  
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used to measure weight   scale  
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precipitation   liquid that falls from a cloud, in any form, that reaches the ground  
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