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What branch of earth science studies the great lakers?
That would be under: National Basketball Glaciation.
Would a doctor be part of life science or physical science?
Both
What is the the study of the Earth's past called?
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.
Who were the first animals to invade the earth were probably?
The Earth has not been invaded. Any invasion of Earth would have to be from beyond Earth, and would therefore be from space.
How would earth landforms and bodies of water would be different if the proportions was reversed?
there would be no water and no land and the earth would not exist anymore
Is science capitalized?
Orig. by Eco13: no In this usage, no, since it's general. But say the class was a specific course, like Earth Science 101, you would have to capitalize it.
Is a year an earth science or a physical science?
Physical science is the study of energy and movement, whereas earth science is the study of the earth and how it works. Things such as periods of time (week, year, century) would fall into the earth science category.
Would a science fair project about mulch and rocks which keeps water from evaporating be in the category of environmental or earth science?
Earth because mulches are the earth
Who are the people behind earth science?
They would be geologists.
Thuy wants to advocate for clean air laws. Which field of study would be most useful to her?
earth science
What science subject would include the study of the earth's atmosphere?
Chemistry would include the earth (inside) physics would include out of earth (space) hope this helps
The scientific name of a weatherman is this?
The scientific name for a weatherman would typically be "meteorologist." Meteorologists study and predict atmospheric conditions to provide weather forecasts and warnings.
Which area of earth science would study the solar wind?
astronomy
What is the difference between master of architecture and master of science in architecture?
Typically, the master's of science is the degree category. Architecture would be the specific program of study (one of many) that falls under that category.Typically, the master's of science is the degree category. Architecture would be the specific program of study (one of many) that falls under that category.Typically, the master's of science is the degree category. Architecture would be the specific program of study (one of many) that falls under that category.Typically, the master's of science is the degree category. Architecture would be the specific program of study (one of many) that falls under that category.Typically, the master's of science is the degree category. Architecture would be the specific program of study (one of many) that falls under that category.Typically, the master's of science is the degree category. Architecture would be the specific program of study (one of many) that falls under that category.
What is the main human activity in antarctica?
This would be science, into the health of planet Earth.
What is the value of learing science?
Science is all around us if we didnt learn it then we could know anything about the earth,sun.bugs,etc. we would be hopless on the face of the earth. Too bad science does not teach you to spell correctly either :(
What type of jobs would an associates of science degree be useful in?
An associates of science is a general degree category from which many specific programs of study (majors) fall. Thus, the types of jobs available would depend on the specific major. For example, an associates of science in nursing, or engineering, or biology, etc..
