Earth science is the study of all things related to planet Earth, including its history. Geology is primarily concerned with the solid Earth, its rocks, and the processes by which they change. Oceanography is concerned with changes to the water masses. Meteorology is concerned with atmospheric and climatic changes. Biology is concerned with the Earth's living organisms. Natural history typically refers to biologic history, but can also be applied to geological, oceanographic and meteorological history as well.
its called hydrospere
Earth is tilted from it axis
the study if color is called or formally known as CHROMATICS.
The lithosphere crust
Scientists who study earth's oceans are called oceanographers.
The study of earth layers and the artifacts found in them is called archaeology. Archaeologists study past human cultures by examining artifacts, structures, and other physical remains to learn about the history and development of societies.
geology
The study of past life on earth called Paleontology. The study of past human life and societies is called anthropology. The study of past lives that you may have had is the study of reincarnation.
Historical geology.
The study of Earth's surface landforms is known as geomorphology.
The study of the past is called history. Historians analyze and interpret events, people, cultures, and societies from the past to understand how they have shaped the present.
geography
The study of things in the past is called history. It involves researching and analyzing events, people, cultures, and societies that existed before the present time.
Students in school usually study history from appropriate textbooks. Others may use sites such as this one, encyclopedias, and even old newspapers to piece together histories.
historians
History, usually.
Archaeologists