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time 10. First appearance of apelike ancestors of j. 3,0 billion years human obe k. Pieistocene Activity 2: "Imagine Me" Directions: Using the readings below illustrate what is asked in the grid. THE EARLY EARTH Scientists assumed that billions of years ago, Earth came together with the solar system from a swirling cloud of gasses and dust that have condensed and formed the sun in the center. Planets are made due to the condensation of dust and rocks around the edges of clouds firmly held by the sun's gravity. It is also believed that the Earth is a very hot ball of gas consisted of free atoms which distributed into layers. Due to frequent and violent volcanic eruptions Earth's landscape were formed and gasses were released that contributed to the changes in the atmosphere. The atmosphere during this time was consisted of (O2) or no oxygen at all but made up of ammonia (NH3), methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N,). As million years passed by, earth cooled down resulting to the liquification of gasses. Water molecules and vapors were formed in the atmosphere at the same time continuous wrinkling and folding of the earth CUENCA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Address: Poblacion 2, Cuenca, Batangas A cuencaseniorhigh@gmail.com - Facebook Page: Denfd Tayo Cuenca Senior High Schonl. Batangas

time 10. First appearance of apelike ancestors of j. 3,0 billion years human obe k. Pieistocene Activity 2: "Imagine Me" Directions: Using the readings below illustrate what is asked in the grid. THE EARLY EARTH Scientists assumed that billions of years ago, Earth came together with the solar system from a swirling cloud of gasses and dust that have condensed and formed the sun in the center. Planets are made due to the condensation of dust and rocks around the edges of clouds firmly held by the sun's gravity. It is also believed that the Earth is a very hot ball of gas consisted of free atoms which distributed into layers. Due to frequent and violent volcanic eruptions Earth's landscape were formed and gasses were released that contributed to the changes in the atmosphere. The atmosphere during this time was consisted of (O2) or no oxygen at all but made up of ammonia (NH3), methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N,). As million years passed by, earth cooled down resulting to the liquification of gasses. Water molecules and vapors were formed in the atmosphere at the same time continuous wrinkling and folding of the earth CUENCA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Address: Poblacion 2, Cuenca, Batangas A cuencaseniorhigh@gmail.com - Facebook Page: Denfd Tayo Cuenca Senior High Schonl. Batangas

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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time 10. First appearance of apelike ancestors of j. 3,0 billion years human obe k. Pieistocene Activity 2: "Imagine Me" Directions: Using the readings below illustrate what is asked in the grid. THE EARLY EARTH Scientists assumed that billions of years ago, Earth came together with the solar system from a swirling cloud of gasses and dust that have condensed and formed the sun in the center. Planets are made due to the condensation of dust and rocks around the edges of clouds firmly held by the sun's gravity. It is also believed that the Earth is a very hot ball of gas consisted of free atoms which distributed into layers. Due to frequent and violent volcanic eruptions Earth's landscape were formed and gasses were released that contributed to the changes in the atmosphere. The atmosphere during this time was consisted of (O2) or no oxygen at all but made up of ammonia (NH3), methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N,). As million years passed by, earth cooled down resulting to the liquification of gasses. Water molecules and vapors were formed in the atmosphere at the same time continuous wrinkling and folding of the earth CUENCA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Address: Poblacion 2, Cuenca, Batangas A cuencaseniorhigh@gmail.com - Facebook Page: Denfd Tayo Cuenca Senior High Schonl. Batangas
Transcribed Image Text:time 10. First appearance of apelike ancestors of j. 3,0 billion years human obe k. Pieistocene Activity 2: "Imagine Me" Directions: Using the readings below illustrate what is asked in the grid. THE EARLY EARTH Scientists assumed that billions of years ago, Earth came together with the solar system from a swirling cloud of gasses and dust that have condensed and formed the sun in the center. Planets are made due to the condensation of dust and rocks around the edges of clouds firmly held by the sun's gravity. It is also believed that the Earth is a very hot ball of gas consisted of free atoms which distributed into layers. Due to frequent and violent volcanic eruptions Earth's landscape were formed and gasses were released that contributed to the changes in the atmosphere. The atmosphere during this time was consisted of (O2) or no oxygen at all but made up of ammonia (NH3), methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N,). As million years passed by, earth cooled down resulting to the liquification of gasses. Water molecules and vapors were formed in the atmosphere at the same time continuous wrinkling and folding of the earth CUENCA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Address: Poblacion 2, Cuenca, Batangas A cuencaseniorhigh@gmail.com - Facebook Page: Denfd Tayo Cuenca Senior High Schonl. Batangas
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