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branches of envoirnmental science

QuestionAnswer
study of origin, history, and the structure of the solid earth geology
study of the movement, distribution and quality of water on earth and other planets hydrology
study of the earth's atmosphere,weather and climate meteorology
study of the universe beyond earth astronomy
study of the earths origin and evolution cosmology
study of the past geological periods and there fossils paleontology
a reasonable explanation or suggested solution to a problem hypothesis
the process by which scientist collectively and overtime construct an accurate representation of the world scientific method
a statement that we know to be true through direct observation fact
relatively simple statements that describe and predict outcomes law
an explanation of a set of related observations or events based upon tested hypothesis's and verified multiple times theory
an opinion or conviction about a topic belief
a true or well founded can be proved by science valid
based fully or mostly upon observations or experience empirical evidence
an idea that allows us to create explanations of how we think some part of the world works model
3d representation that can be touched physical model
verbal or graphic design on how a system works conceptual model
a mathmatical equation represents the way a system works or is organized mathmatical model
how close the measured value is to the accepted value accurate
how close the measured values to the other ones you just measured precise
a prejudice or segragation of or from a topic bias
the variables that should not be allowed to change or interfear with the experiment controlled variable
a group or individual in the experiment that is not tested but used for comparison as a reference for normal control
what is being changed and manipulated for the test independent variable
what is being measured or observed and can change depending on the manipulated variable dependent variable
a copy or answer replication
an act or process for selecting a sample to test sampling
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