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Answer. The Earth's crust 1.4
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What are the most abundant geochemical elements? Where are the found?
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Unit 7: Energy inside the Earth
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Ash (n): the fine grey or black powder that is left after something has burned. It is one of the materials ejected when a volcano erupts. basalt (n): a type of black volcanic rock. bomb (n): a large…
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The Earth's satellite: the Moon
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3.1. General characteristics of the moon The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth. It is 49 times smaller than our planet. As the Moon does not have an atmosphere, the Sun's rays and the…
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Answer. The Earth's satellite 04
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What are the four phases of the Moon? What is a lunar month?
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BBC Earth - Natural Disasters - facts, videos & pictures
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Watch BBC video clips that delve into and explain the science behind different types of natural disasters such as volcanoes, earthquakes and tsunamis.
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Answer. Moon, Earth and Sun 03
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Why, when it is summer at the North Pole, it is winter at the South Pole?
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Evaluation 6 - The Earth's relief
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What is the main characteristic of the American coastline?
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Earth 100 Million Years From Now
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Earth's landmasses were not always what they are today. Continents formed as Earth's crustal plates shifted and collided over long periods of time. This vide...
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The Earth's climate zones
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Near the Equator, the Sun's rays hit the Earth's surface directly, so places near the Equator are usually hot. Further away from the Equator, the Sun's rays hit the Earth's surface less…
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Complete. The Earth's mantle
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Look at the picture and answer the questions. Say where the deepest magma is formed. Where on the surface does the hottest magma rise up?