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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: How far does lightning travel in pure water versus ocean water
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Q: How are sanitary landfills different from open dumps
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Q: What temperature does water becomes snow
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Q: Why does half of earth experience night when the other half of earth is experiencing day
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Q: Do rocks last forever
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Q: Why do the tides change in the ocean
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Q: What is a hyperbole for the snow was so deep
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Q: Why is three the minimum number of stations necessary to locate an epicenter
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Q: What is the general name given to the compounds formed when elements burn in oxygen
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Q: Minus 19 Celsius equals what in Fahrenheit
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Q: How does pressure change as you go deeper in to the earth
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Q: Riddle what is the first day called
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Q: With what type of cloud is lightning associated
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Q: With which type of clouds are thunder and lightning often associated
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Q: Would you see the mantle at a plate boundary
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Q: Will Lake Mead dry up in the future
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Q: Will amethyst fade in the sun
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Q: Will the Dead Sea dry up in the future
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Q: Will the Earth ever stop spinning
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Q: Will the Earth run out of oxygen in the future
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Q: Will the Earth's rotation ever cease
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Q: Will the earth flood in the future
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Q: Will there be six more weeks of winter, according to the groundhog's shadow
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Q: Why was the sun red today
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Q: Why was the sun red tonight
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Q: Why was the sun red yesterday
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Q: Why was the sun so red today
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Q: Why was the sun so red yesterday
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Q: Why was there more oxygen in the past
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Q: Why won't it snow this winter
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Q: Will Earth ever run out of oxygen
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Q: Will Earth lose its magnetic field in the future
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Q: Why isn't Australia considered an island
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Q: Why isn't coal classified as a mineral
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Q: Why should the amount of carbon in the atmosphere stay the same
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