Science

• Natural resources - lands, water, soil and animals
• Land resources - or the soils are considered as non renewable.
• Water sources - are considered as renewable.
• Dotable water - for drinking purposes and important uses of water.
• Natural harbors - and navigation for water transportation
• Marine animals - aquatic plants are the animals and plants that are living in the water
• Renewable - resources that can grow again or can be replaced after it is consumed.
• Non renewable - are sources that cannot be replaced once consumed examples. natural gas, coal and petroleum
• Longitude - is the measurement east or west of the prime meridian.
• The location of a place may be described by using Coordinate system.
• you should look at the intersecting lines of latitude and longitude to locate exact places on earth.
• the starting point for latitude is equator which is at latitude 0⁰
• the starting point for longitude is the prime meridian which is at longitude 0⁰
• when writing the coordinates of a place always write the latitude first.
• Latitude - is the horizontal lines that divide the globe or map to northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere.
• Longitude - is the vertical line that divides the globe or map to eastern hemisphere and western hemisphere.
• Cartographers - long ago created a system of imaginary lines for the whole globe.
• Coordinates - are pair of numbers that describe the position of point.
• Geographic Coordinate system - system that is used to locate places using degrees of latitude and longitude.