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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: In which region of the earths interior does the heat increase to the point that rocks begin to melt
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Q: Why does tapping sounds from survivors after earthquakes travel better than shouting for help
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Q: What is proof of earth's rotation
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Q: What is the weather term of how fast the wind is blowing
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Q: What is cadmium sulfate used for
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Q: Why is ecology sampling important
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Q: What is Ground water saturation
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Q: What tool do you measure minerals
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Q: What typically form ions with a 1- charge
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Q: What is a standard theory of how fossil fuels formed apex
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Q: What affect does gravity have on earth
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Q: What are irregularly shaped underground magma formation that have hardened called
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Q: When Earth changes all the time making it a planet.
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Q: When A passive continental margin has a while an active margin does not.
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Q: How Continental crust is about times thicker than oceanic crust.
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Q: What is the term that describes all forms of moisture leaving the atmosphere
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Q: Are Fiords are formed through wave erosion
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Q: Why are karst landscapes imporatnt to humans
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Q: Is a sea cave erosion or deposition
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