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Explore the physical aspects of our planet, from its core to the atmosphere. Earth Science covers topics like geology, meteorology, and oceanography, offering a comprehensive understanding of Earth's systems.

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Q: What is the major source of energy for the phenomena on the earth's surface that influence weather and climate
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Q: Which rock is found deep underground
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Q: What are some ways to prevent erosion in a dry sandy area
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Q: Why is using fossil fuels considered unsustainable
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Q: IS climate a compound noun
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Q: Which change would most likely cause soil layer X to increase in thickness
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Q: Which rocks have a name that means''fire''
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Q: What elements are found in disodium inosinate
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Q: What results in wind or water forming beaches barrier islands and sandbars
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Q: When does Deposition of stream load occurs
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Q: Why does precipitation generally fall on the windward side of mountain ranges
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Q: Which Temperature and pressure combine to keep the outer core in a
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Q: Which source type would you most likely find formal research reports
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Q: Are the crystal caves in Bermuda intrusive or extrusive
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Q: What happens to the quantity of the clean water as water pollution increases
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Q: What is the altitude of the bottom and the top of the troposphere
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Q: What type of rocks form the altai mountains
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Q: What 4 factors can affect temperature for an area
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Q: Where does Himalayan salt come from
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Q: What are Other than earth is also known to have magnetic pole reversals
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Q: How soon can you detect a flood
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Q: What is name Earth chayapath
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Q: Where would a mapmaker mark the locations of most earthquakes and why
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Q: What parts of earth would you probably find the tundra
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Q: Which layer is composed of silicates of metallic compounds
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Q: What is the physical state of water at 0 and deg celsius
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Q: How do sanitary landfill sites prevent chemicals from moving into groundwater
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Q: Why are water vapor carbon dioxide methane and nitrous oxide called greenhouse gases
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Q: How does gravity relate to a dreams ability to erode and deposit materials
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Q: Which soil would you expect to be better developed the soil on a hill side or on a valley why
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Q: What are the five main areas of the velds
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Q: What type of reagent is required to convert SO2 to S
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Q: Will iron and zinc chloride solution react
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Q: What is 31 degrees into Fahrenheit
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Q: What are two mountains that can co exist without affecting each other
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Q: Where does most runoff evenually end up
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Q: How does rock become changed into topsoil
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Q: How do scientists get their data from shrinking ice sheets
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Q: What would include the study if the earths atmosphere
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Q: What is the process of water moving down through the soil cell
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Q: What is downward movement of water in soil
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Q: What can cause the sea level to fall
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Q: What would happen if a erosion did not occur in the rock cycle
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Q: Why is it important for farmers to know the pH of soil
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Q: What is water pouring over a steep slop in a striaght down direction
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Q: What causes gyres to form
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Q: Is a sea cave erosional or depositional
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Q: What is the composition of loam soil
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Q: What forms a spring that is geothermally heated to the point that the water bursts through the surface in an upward stream of water and water vapor
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Q: If you lived in Kansas and observed a sudden drop in air pressure what kind of weather would you soon expect to see
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