Climate, Weather, STars, And constellation

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  • What is Climate?
    Climate is the overall condition of weather in a certain Region.
  • What is Weather?
    Weather is the overall temporary or general condition of the atmosphere at a oarticular time and place on a day-to-day basis.
  • What is the largest and hottest desert in the world?
    The Sahara Desert
  • The three main climate zones are?
    Tropical, temperate, polar
  • Temperature is derived from the latin word..?
    Temperatus
  • Type I
    This has two pronounced seasons. Dry from november to april wet for the rest of the year
  • Type II
    This has no dry seasons with pronounced maximum rain period from november to january
  • Type III
    Climate not very pronounced. it is relatively dry from november to april. wet during the rest of the year
  • Type IV
    Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year
  • What is aerosols?
    Tiny particles suspended in the air.
  • What is the ingredients for an Aerosol?
    Chlorofluorocarbons (Chlorine, Florine, Carbon)
  • What is the greenhouse effect?
    The greenhouse effect is a process through which heat is trapped near earth's surfaces
  • Who is the climate scientist that conducted a research at the US Nation Center for Atmpospheric research in Colorado?
    Kevin Trenberth
  • El nino is spanish for?
    The Christ Child
  • Kelvin waves are?
    Formed at the equator assosciated with higher sea level
  • Prevailing winds are?
    Winds that blow consistently in a given direction over a particular region
  • What is Ice Age?
    Is a long interval of time when global temperatures are relatively cold and large areas of the world are covered by continental ice and glaciers
  • When did Ice Age begun?
    2.4 Million years ago
  • What is PAGASA's purpose?
    It is an agency of the republic of the pihlippines that is given authority that provides information in order to protect us from natural calamity.
  • What is the acronym of PHIVOLCS?
    The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
  • What is the acronym for NOAA?
    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  • What is the acronym of WMO?
    The World Meteorological Organization
  • What is the acronym of PAGASA?
    The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
  • What does NASA stand for?
    National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • What does isotherms mean?
    Are used to identify the warm and cold temperatir
  • Who is the principal scientist of the european center for medium range weather forecast near london?
    Tim Stockdale
  • "THe winds agitate it all around the ocean" What does agitate mean?
    Agitate means the inconsistent pattern of winds that blows in different direction
  • Are large celestial bodies composed of hot gases contained by gravity?
    Stars
  • What are the two important elements of a star?
  • What are the two elements of the star?
    Hydrogen and Helium
  • What were the brightest star called?
    Stars of the first magnitude
  • What are the dimmset stars called?
    Stars of the sixth magnitude
  • What does supernova mean?

    The explosion of a star when it reaches it's limit
  • What is the first step in a life cycle of a star?
    Stars are born in nebulas
  • What is the second step in the life cycle of stars?
    Gases contract or come together, inside this this core the temperature becomes very high
  • What is the third step in the life cycle?
    Once the temperature is high enough it causes a nuclear reaction, the star begins to glow meaning a star is born
  • fourthly in a life cycle of a star?
    If the star has the same mass as the sun it will begin life as the yellow star
  • The fifth in a life cycle of the sun?
    As these stars ages they slowly change into the red giants
  • The sixth in a life cycle?
    After its fuel is used up then it becomes a white dwarf.
  • The last in the life cycle of star?
    As white star cools, it becomes a black dwarf.