This 'shield' is called an atmosphere, and it is there to hold all the elements humans require to survive such as oxygen, hydrogen and the other molecules in the air.
It is a slightly blue colour, and it's called the atmosphere.
A star is too large to fit between the earth and the moon and/or so massive that it would tear apart the earth and moon before it got there. If there were a star between the earth and the moon, there would be nobody around to know it.
because the moon acts like a shield for earth an mercury doesn't have a moon
the earth's magnetic shield repulses cosmic rays therefore creating lights:)
The sun doesn't travel around the earth. The earth travels around the sun.
The Earth has an imaginary shield around it.
ozone layer
It is a slightly blue colour, and it's called the atmosphere.
Yep, you got it.
If ozone is destroyed, UV will enter the earth. UV rays are fatal for life on earth.
Earth is that lucky planet. It has got a shield of ozone.
The earth's protective shield is formed by one of the molecules of the oxygen. It is ozone.
A great cheap shield for ranged would be a blessed spirit shield. Wielding this shield requires completion of "Summers End" quest. The blessed spirit shield costs around 850k, but if you have more money a spectral spirit shield costs around 20m, an elysian spirit shield costs around 185m, a divine spirit shield costs around 370m, and the arcane spirit shield is not useful for rangers as it is a mage shield.
it a battery with a shield around it
look on the c of the frame up by the drivers seat its got a shield around it have fun
The Canadian Shield wraps around the Hutson Bay.
-If you mean the surface, it's because of the sun. It partially has to do with pollution (global warming). There's like a shield around the Earth. The "shield" protects living things from some of the sun's heat. With too much CO2 in the air, the shield is weakening. -If you mean the seasons, it's because of the Earth's tilt on its axis. The part closer to the sun is hotter (frankly, the equator). -If you mean the inside of the Earth, it's because of geothermal energy. Heat comes from the Earth too!