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why does comets tail points away from the sun solar winds
what can be mistaken for fools gold pyrite
which of these is most likely to occur after water is cooled form its dew point water condenses
metamorphic with a band look is defoliated
what process occurs in the coastal plain of Virginia erosion and deposition
what best describes forest soil more organic soil
what is the best estimate for how long it takes a sedimentary rock from forming calculating the age of top and bottom layer
what describes the area immediately below a water table zone of saturation
what is zone or aeration above the water table
why is seawater denser than fresh water higher sanity
what describes the composition of a nebulae cloud dust and gas
what describes the way a material is added to a continental shelf deposition of continental sediments
what would be the best tools to measure density graduated cylinder and a balance
what is red shift and blue shift what scientist use to determine how far it is
blue shift it is moving away from us
red shift moving near us
what absorbs and releases heat faster than water sand
heating up by direct contact is what (sand heating the air above it) conduction
heating something up from a distance (sun heating earth from a distance) radiation
out of global winds and local winds what is made by unequal heating of the earth global winds and local winds
what way does a sea breeze blow from sea to land
what way does a land breeze blow from land to sea
during what two seasons do we get the most tornadoes spring and summer
what layer of the atmosphere contains the O-ZONE stratosphere
what layer of the atmosphere is where water vapor clouds and weather happens troposphere
atmosphere temperature changes by what the different types not bye altitude
what is he earths atmosphere make up 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen
warm air rising and cold air sinking is what type of heat transfer convection
conduction heat being transferred via solid material
radiation heat being transferred through electromagnetic waves
convection heat being transferred through liquid and gases
a light year measures? distance
minerals are crystalline which means they have a repeating pattern of atoms
hubbles law indicates all galaxies are moving away from us and are red shifted
the deflection of planetary winds Coriolis force is a result of the rotation of the earth
what is the san andreas fault transform (fault)
according to the main sequence rule as a star gets warmer the luminosity increases
the oceanic crust is composed primarily of what kind of rock basalt
erosion transport/movement
weathering breaking down
deposition settling/laying down
edges of a lithosphere plates are defined as frequent seismic activity area earthquakes volcanoes etc are here
what element composes 47% of the earths crust oxygen
absolute dating uses carbon dating
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