'Northern hemisphere' diaporamas de présentation

Earth Science 1

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Continents and Oceans Our Earth is made up of seven continents and four

Continents and Oceans Our Earth is made up of seven continents and four oceans. The continents include North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia , and Antarctica . The oceans include the Arctic , the Atlantic , the Indian , and the Pacific.

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Lecture 10

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Astronomy

Astronomy. The First Science. Ancient Astronomy. First observed and used by cultures like the Chinese, Egyptians, and Babylonians

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Mt. Fuji, Japan

Mt. Fuji, Japan. The Theory of Plate Tectonics. Steps in Development. 1. Benjamin Franklin (late 1700s) Recognized that crust of Earth was a shell. Surface could be broken and parts moved about. 2. Alfred Wegener (1912) German meteorologist-geophysicist

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Chapter Menu

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Rotating Wonders

Rotating Wonders. Cyclical Phases of the Moon. Learning objectives. How does the moon change shape in the sky? Why does it do this? How is this related to the movement of the Earth?. Rotation of the Earth.

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Test Your Astronomical Awareness

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The Great Lakes

The Great Lakes A Presentation made by Benjamin Ashraf IB 447 - Spring 2006 Areas of Focus The Great Lake Region During the Ice Age. The Formation of the Great Lakes The Drainage of the Lakes The Modern Lakes The Great Lakes - Ice Age The Pleistocene Epoch

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By: Saviz Safizadeh

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How do Plants and Animals predict weather?

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Global Winds

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Global Warming

Global Warming What is global warming? "Global warming" refers to the rise in the Earth's temperature resulting from an increase in heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere. What is causing global warming?

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Symmetry and stereonets

Symmetry and stereonets. Point symmetry: 32 possible combinations Mirrors, rotation, center of symmetry, rotoinversion 6 crystal systems. 6 crystal systems C-axis has highest rotation or longest growth direction All axes have + and - ends. Stereonets . 3-D projection into 2-D. stereonets.

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By Stacy Bodin

By Stacy Bodin Hurricanes: The Mightiest of Storms

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The geostrophic wind relation

The geostrophic wind relation. V g = (1/f ?) k x ? H p z = (g/f) k x ? H z p . Northern Hemisphere:. p =1016 mb. (-1/ ?) ? H p z or -g? H z p. v g. p =1032 mb. 90 ?. 90 ?. Z = 900 dam. -f k x v g. Z = 912 dam. Computation of geostrophic winds.

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Blue Whales

Blue Whales. By: Lani, Sam, Briel, Katie ,Julieann,and Josh. Description. The Blue Whale has been the largest animal that ever lived on Earth. . Habitat.

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UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE

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