Space, NOS, and Atmosphere
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- What is the difference between the geocentric theory and the heliocentric theory?
- What is the difference between planets and dwarf planets?
- What is the difference between apparent magnitude and absolute magnitude?
- Which of these is NOT a difference between inner and outer planets?
- Asteroids are __________________.
- How does the sun produce its own energy?
- How many factors can be changed during a controlled experiment?
- What is the independent variable in an experiment?
- What are dependent variables?
- What is the difference between repetition and replication?
- Why is it important that a scientific investigation is replicable?
- What allows science to change over time?
- What is the difference between rotation and revolution?
- Which law states that there is a pull of gravity between all objects in space because of their mass and distance?
- What is the difference between a total and partial eclipse?
- Which of the following is NOT a reason we have seasons?
- When the Earth, Moon, and Sun form a straight line _________________ occurs.
- When the Earth, Moon, and Sun form a right angle, a __________________ occurs.
- During the summer, which directions does the Earth tilt?
- Which direction does the Earth tilt during the winter?
- How long is the lunar cycle?
- The lunar cycle always begins with which moon phase?
- All weather exists within the ________________________.
- Ultraviolet radiation is absorbed by the _________________________.
- Meteors are destroyed by the __________________.
- The ___________________ absorbs x-rays and gamma rays and contains the ionosphere.
- Gas molecules can escape through the _________________.
- What natural process is responsible for trapping enough heat for life to exist on our planet?
- Which global wind blows between 60-90 degrees latitude from east to west bringing snow and freezing weather?
- Which global wind blows from 0 - 30 degrees latitude from east to west producing very few clouds?
- Which global wind is a high speed wind in the upper troposphere that produces storms?
- What global wind is found between 30 - 60 degrees latitude, blows west to east, and brings rain and snow?
- An avalanche coming down a mountain shows an interaction between which Earth systems?
- Elephants drinking from the watering hole is an example of which systems interacting?
- When rain falls down on the land and oceans, which system is NOT part of this interaction?
- During the waxing phases, the moon is ____________________.
- During the waning phase, the moon is ___________________.
- When the Northern hemisphere experiences winter, the southern hemisphere has ___________________.
- If a scientist wants to know whether vitamins help improve health, he/she should do
- Which color star is the hottest?
