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The study of the Universe
Astronomy
The study of the Atmosphere
Meteorology
The study of the Ocean
Oceanography
The study of the Earth materials
Geology
Huge Explosion
Big Bang Theory
Big Crunch
Open Universe
Universe has no beginning or end in time
Steady State
“There was a creator who through this world”
Creation Theory
Earth Center, 7 Planets
Geocentric Universe
Sun Center, 8 Planets
Heliocentric System
Mercury
Terrestrial
Venus
Terrestrial
Earth
Terrestrial
Mars
Terrestrial
Jupiter
Jovian
Saturn
Jovian
Uranus
Jovian
Neptune
Jovian
Quicksilver Planet, Closest Planet to the Sun
Mercury
Love, Beauty, and Hottest Planet
Venus
Blue Planet, Unique Planet
Earth
God of War, Red Planet
Mars
Largest Planet
Jupiter
Giant Gas, 2nd Largest Planet
Saturn
Coldest Planet
Uranus
Big Blue Planet, Water
Neptune
Biosphere
Life
Atmosphere
Gas
Hydrosphere
Water
Geosphere
Land
Consider the structure of Hierarchy
Individual
Multiple Individuals
Population
Live in One Area
Community
Biotic and Abiotic
Ecosystem
Certain Area to Survive
Biome
Living Things
Biotic
Non Living Things
Abiotic
Lowest and Thinnest Layer, 1st Layer
Troposphere
Ozone Layer, 2nd Layer
Stratosphere
Protects the Earth from Meteoroids, 3rd Layer
Mesosphere
UV Rays, Aurora, 4th Layer
Thermosphere
Last or Outermost Layer
Exosphere
Liquid to Gas
Evaporation
Evaporate, occurs from the Leaf pores
Transpiration
Gas to Liquid
Condensation
Any form of water that fall into the Earth surface
Precipitation
Inorganic, Naturally occurring, Homogenous Solid
Minerals
Single Elements
Native Minerals
Two or more Elements
Compound Minerals
Resistance to being Scratched
Hardness
Most visible Physical Property
Color
Reflected Light
Luster
Powdered Mineral
Streak
Tendancy of Minerals to break along definite smooth planes
Shape
Mixed into sands, cements
Gypsum
Melting, then form it into metals
Magnetite
When lava cools down, and become solid
Igneous Rocks
Formed from pre-existing rocks, Carried away by water, wind, ice
Sedimentary Rocks
Igneous rocks and Sedimentary rocks undergo changes, heat and pressure.
Metamorphic Rocks
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