science

Cards (39)

  • sun is the heart of the solar system
  • mercury is the sun's closest neighbor
  • venus is earth's sister planet
  • earth is the ever evolving planet
  • mars is the red planet
  • jupiter is the giant among the giants
  • saturm is the jewel of the solar system
  • uranus is the ice giant of the solar system
  • asteroids are also known as planetoids, classifies as SSBB
  • SSBB means small solar system bodies
  • one of the types of the asteroids is carbonaceous; a c-type asteroid
  • mettalic asteroid covers 8% asteroid population
  • silicaceous c overs 17% asteroid population
  • comet has a hairy head and long tail
  • meteor is the small bodies in space made of rocks and metal
  • pluto's orbit brings it closer to the sun
  • ceres is largest with diameter km
  • eris is the goddess of discord and stife
  • makemake is located in kuiper belt
  • haumea is a large icy object
  • typhoon is a tropical storm in the region of the indian or western pacific oceans
  • air pressure is the weight of the air exerted downwards
  • air temperature is raised by a solar radiation
  • humidity is the amount of vapor presented
  • cyclones is the system of winds
  • earthquake is the result of energy being released when fault slips
  • faults are the large breaks or cracks in the earth's crust
  • normal fault is the most common type of fault and is formed when the crust is pulled apart
  • reverse fault is when the hanging wall climbs down the footwall
  • strike slip or wrench fault is when the two sides of the fault stike each other
  • oblique slip fault is the combination of normal and wrench fault
  • active fault is the crustal movements
  • inactive fault means no movement
  • seismic waves are the waves that travel through the earth and are caused by earthquakes
  • body wave travels through the interior of the earth
  • primary waves are the fastest
  • secondary waves can only travel through solids
  • intensity is the assessment of damage
  • magnitude is the amount of energy released