Weather/Disasters
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| 1. Globe | A model of the Earth
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| 2. Map | A diagrammatic representation of an area
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| 3. Meteorologist | A scientist that studies weather
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| 4. Geologist | A scientist that studies rocks
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| 5. Siesmologist | A scientist that studies earthquakes
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| 6. Volcanologist | A scientist that studies volcanoes
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| 7. Vortex | A mass of whirling fluid of air
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| 8. Hurricane | A storm of violent winds
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| 9. Tornado | A violent squall or whirlwind on land
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| 10. Eye | The center of the storm (Hurricane and Tornadoes)
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| 11. Funnel Cloud | A rapid funnel-shaped cloud that extends downward from the base of the Cumulonimbus cloud which can turn into a tornado or waterspout if it touches earth's surface
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| 12. Cyclone | A term used in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean for a Hurricane
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| 13. Typhoon | A term used in the Northwest Pacific for a Hurricane
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| 14. Atmosohere | A thin blanket of gases that surrounds the earth
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| 15. Nitrogen | An element that makes up about 78% of the atmosphere
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| 16. Carbon Dioxide | A odorless gas that is produced when animals breathe out
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| 17. Greenhouse gases | Gases in the Earth's atmosphere that absorbs energy radiated from the Earth and prevent its escape into space
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| 18. Water Vapor | Water that has evaporated into a gas that makes (including other gases) 1% of the Earth's atmosphere
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| 19. Stratosphere | The layer of the Earth's atmosphere above the troposphere
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| 20. Mesosphere | The layer of the Earth's atmosphere above the stratosphere
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| 21. Ionosphere | The layer of the Earth's atmosphere above the mesosphere that contains high concentration ions that reflects radio waves
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| 22. Exosphere | The layer of Earth's atmosphere that is the outermost and stretches to and unknown extent
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| 23. Troposphere | The layer of the Earth's atmosphere that is the closest to earth and is the layer we live in
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| 24. Thermosphere | The layer of the Earth's atmosphere that is made up of the exosphere and the Ionosphere
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| 25. Goes and Poes Satellites | Two satellites that are operated by the NESDIS and they are used for weather forecasting and tracking down storms or disasters
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| 26. Tornado Alley | An area of the great plains where tornadoes are frequent
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