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SCIENCE QUARTER 4
final exam 4th quater
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atmosphere
- its made up of natural gases and has 5 layers
troposhere
- the first layer of the atmosphere ( 14 - 18) km above earths surface
jet
stream
- fast moving river
stratosphere
- 50 km above earth
stratosphere
- very little water vapor
mesosphere
- 90 km above earth
temperature decreases with the height
mesosphere
- coldest layer
thermosphere
- electrically charged layer
ionosphere
- located on the thermosphere
exosphere
- begins at the top most part of te thermosphereand continues to space
atmospheric pressure
- the pressure exerts on the surface
air mass
- a large volume of air that ha s the
same
temperature and moisture
low
pressure
area
- warm air rises
high
pressure
area
- cool air sinks in
wind
- its where air from low pressure area to a high pressure area
sea breeze
- the wind that blows from the sea to the land.
land
breeze
- wind that blows from land to the sea
precipitation
- the movement of water from the atnosphere to earths usrface
rain
- when water vapor becomes too heavy and falls down to earth
sun
- the center of the solar system
corona
- outer layer of the suns atmosphere
sun spots
- blacks spots found in te sun
photosphere
- glowing gases layer
chromosphere
- above the photosphere about 2000 km layer
solar flares
- flashes brought by bright light
core
- the sun's center temperature
earth
- 3rd planet from the solar system
365.25
days - complete revolution of the earth to the sun
23.5 degrees
- the earth is titled at how many degrees
niel
armstrong
- the first human to ever step foot of the moon ( 1969)
edwin
aldrin
- also the first man to step to the moon
23
hours
and
56
minutes
- full rotation of the earth on its axis
rotation
- creates day and night
elliptical
orbit - the moon revolves around the earth
penigee
- the point of the moons orbit closest to the earth
apogee
- farthest from the earth
eclips
- when new moon passes between the sun and moon
umbra
- small shadow
penumbra
- large shadow