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Earth Science 1.1
- Astronomy - The study of objects beyond the atmosphere.
- Meteorology - The study of the atmosphere.
- Geology - The study of the earth from it’s center to it’s core and the way these materials change over time.
- Oceanography - The study of earth’s oceans.
- Environmental Science - The study of the way humans interact with the earth.
- Geosphere - Earth from it’s surface to it’s core.
- Atmosphere - The blanket of gasses that surround earth.
- Hydrosphere - All the water on the earth. From it’s oceans to your drinking water.
- Cryosphere - All the permanently frozen water on the earth.
- Biosphere - All of earth’s organisms and their environments.
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