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models of our earth

TermDefinition
Globe A spherical model of the earth.
Map show the earth on parts of it on a flat surface.
meteorologist Studies the earth atmospheres;monitors,studies,and forecast the weather.
geologist Studies the history and structures of the earth as it is recorded in rocks.
seismologist Studies and monitors earthquakes activity.
volcanologist Studies and monitors volcanic activity.
GOES and POES satellites. The two main types of satellites that scientist use.
Vortex A mass of whilind fluid or air,esp,a whirlwind or whirlpool.
eye A thing resembling in appearance,shape or relative position in position.
Hurricane A storm with a violent wind.
thundertorm A storm with thunder and lightning.
tornadoes A mobile,destructive vortex of violent rotating wind.
Typhoon A tropical storm in the regions of the indian or western pacific ocean.
funnel cloud A rotating funnel-shaped cloud forming the core of a tornado or waterspout.
Cyclone A system of winds rotating inward to a land of low atmosphere.
Thermosphere The region of the atmosphere above the mesosphere.
Exosphere The outer most region of a planets atmosphere.
Ionosphere The layer of the atmosphere that is able to reflect radio waves.
Mesosphere The layer above the stratosphere.
Stratosphere The layer above troposphere.
Troposphere Where all weather happens.
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