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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 type of rock that forms through the processes of weathering erosion deposition compaction and cementation is called
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Q: How carbon is transferred from the atmosphere to plants to the soil and back to the atmosphere
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Q: Why is the surface of the earth unevenly heated
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Q: How far beneath the surface does each cross section of soil show
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Q: How does mineral composition affect rate and type of weathering
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Q: What is the chemical name for the main compound in limestone Give the name not the formula
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Q: What two forces did wegener suggest were responsible for the movement of the contenents
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Q: What Cause of erosion acid rain
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Q: Is this True or false is the mantle is nearly 3000 kilometers thick
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Q: Where is coal mined
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Q: How can you determine the hardness of the mineral
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Q: What is a researched in each field earth science
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Q: What part of the plant anchors It in the ground and derives nutrients from the soil.
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Q: What is formula for cobalt (iii) monohydrogen phosphate
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Q: What is an accurate description of erosion
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Q: How does a blizzard afftect the hydrosphere
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Q: Are mountains part of the geosphere
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Q: What does the grid of vertical and horizontal lines on the map represent
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Q: What is a testable question for volcano
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Q: How did the Precambrian Era end
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Q: What is one way that gases in earth's atmosphere protect the biosphere
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Q: Is a wood an element compound or a mixture
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Q: What is is the torino scale
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Q: What terms defines a small strip of water that provides an opening between a smaller and larger body of water
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Q: In what ways does water leave earths surface and enter the atmosphere
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Q: Do herpetologist study life science earth science or physical science
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Q: Is it true that wind erosion tends to occur in areas of heavy vegetation cover
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Q: What is fine windblown yellow soil
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Q: How do folded mountains differ from fault block mountains
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