Describe the design and key features of the celestial globe.  List the three steps that are followed to use the globe at a particular place on Earth. Describe how the celestial globe is used to find the coordinates of a star.

Q: Describe the many ways the presence of vegetation affects a region’s climate?

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Q: List the components of Earth’s atmosphere, and indicate which ones are variable.

A: These changeable elements include ozone, dust, and water vapor.

Q: Explain the theory of plate tectonics and how it explains past climate conditions.

A: Plate Tectonic Theory: Plate tectonic theory explains how earth's lithosphere changed over the…

Q: Although any open container can serve as a rain gauge, what advantages does a standard rain gauge…

A: Rainfall shows spatial and diurnal variation. Thus it is very hard and also important to measure the…

Q: What is the final state of a medium-mass (Sunlike) star?

A: The star gradually cools and dims as the core transforms into a White Dwarf.

Q: List four reasons why water bodies heat up and cool down slower than land surfaces.

A: The more noteworthy portability of water, haziness of land, and contrast in unambiguous intensity…

Q: What two roles do ring moons play in the nature of planetary ring systems?

A: Planetary ring system refers to the ring system orbiting the planet. The ring system, which is a…

Q: How a star evolves is closely related to its mass as a main-sequence star. Complete the accompanying…

A: Stars are the naturally luminous body that is visible in the night sky. The energy to emit light…

Q: What are the two major components of clean, dry air? What proportion does each represent?

A: Air is an invisible mixture of gases surrounding our planet. Umpolluted air is odorless, colorless,…

Q: Identify which of the following statements about elements and their abundance is false? O a. Most…

A: There are two types of elements. Those are naturally occurring and elements made in laboratory. Some…

Q: How is the incoming shortwave solar radiation from the Sun modified by the atmosphere and the Earth…

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Q: If you were asked to identify the coldest city in the United States, what statistics could you use?…

A: Mean temperature is the average temperature of a month. Annual mean temperature is the average…

Q: at least 6 sources of geographical data

A: The various sources of geographical data are : 1) Maps & Atlas : They provide pictorial…

Q: Distinguish between laminar flow and turbulent flow.

A: If the flow is turbulent compared to laminar, the flow behavior substantially alters.

Q: What is ozone? Why is ozone important to life on Earth?

A: The atmosphere is one of the four subsystems of our planet. The layer of gases surrounding the…

Q: Describe hydrogen bonds and how they relate to water’s properties.

A: In liquid water, hydrogen bonds are created when one water molecule's hydrogen atoms are drawn to…

Q: We are soybean farmers who practice chisel tillage with little residue and have recently implemented…

A: Ans:True. *By multiplying five parameters, including R (the rainfall erosivity factor), K (the soil…

Q: Explain why Buys Ballot’s law would not apply in mountainous terrain.

A: INTRODUCTION:Buys Ballot’s law, the relation of wind direction with the horizontal pressure…

Q: Why does the daytime sky usually appear blue if the sky is clear?

A: Because air molecules scatter blue light from the sun more than red light, a clear, cloudless…

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Q: Is the Sun ever directly overhead anywhere in the United States? Justify your answer.

A: The sun is primarily known as yellow dwarf as it is supremely hot and if anything goes near it ,the…

Q: Briefly describe how latent heat is transferred from Earth’s surface to the atmosphere.

A: Latent heat is energy delivered or consumed, by a body or a thermodynamic framework, during a steady…

Q: Which view of the fate of the universe is currently favored: a “big crunch” or an endless,…

A: INTRODUCTION: There are a few ways the universe might end, but exactly how depends on how the rate…

Q: What location has the record for the highest average annual rainfall in the world?

A: The word precipitation can be described as the product of condensation of atmospheric water vapor…

Q: Sketch the typical vertical temperature profile of the atmosphere, and label each layer. List their…

A: An air is a layer of gas or layers of gases that envelope a planet, and is held set up by the…

Q: What is a snow pillow, and why is it more useful than measuring inches of snow?

A: INTRODUCTION:A snow pillow is another type of gauge that looks like a round bag lying on the ground.…

Q: Identify a region where malaria rates may increase by the year 2050. Explain how climate change…

A: 1. There are several regions in the world where malaria rates would increase by 2050. Sub-tropical…

Q: Write a generalization relating the spacing of isobars to wind speed.

A: Meteorology is the scientific field of knowledge which studies about atmosphere and all associated…

Q: Describe how winds blow in relation to areas of high pressure and low pressure.

A: Winds are defined as a natural geological agent that is developed by the horizontal difference in…

Q: The numerical ages of sedimentary rocks can be determined only through cross-cutting relationships…

A: Any physical features on the earth that are derived from the geological process is termed geological…

Q: January 2016 L-OTI(C) Anomaly vs 1951-1980 1.13 -4.1-4.0-2.0-1.0-0.5 -0.2 0.2 0.5 1.0 2.0 4.0 12.9…

A: Scientists have suggested that climate change may be a factor behind the cold spell as seen in…

Q: Directions. Write a first and second level of interpretation on the given data below. Table 1. The…

A: INTRODUCTION:The first level of interpretation based on the type of disaster that can affect the…

Q: Why are less massive stars thought to age more slowly than more massive stars, despite the fact they…

A: A star is mainly composed of hydrogen and helium gases. The life of star depends on the amount of…

Q: Which gases are the primary absorbers of longwave radiation in the lower atmosphere?

A: Sunlight is emitted by the sun is short-wave and known as solar radiation while the radiation…

Q: Why is ozone important in the atmosphere?

A: INTRODUCTION:   Earth's atmosphere makes life possible on earth. Without an atmosphere, there is no…

Q: What are the competitive advantages of being eco-friendly?

A: Reducing the environmental impact can help the sustainability of a business or a company. If people…

Q: Compare and contrast rain, drizzle, and mist.

A: The two main determinants of any biome are temperature and precipitation which are highly influence…

Q: what are elements in an environment that can have a big effect on the way that you apply your own…

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Q: Discuss how the biogeochemical cycle and the cycle of nutrient elements essential to life's…

A: BIOCHEMICAL CYCLES  A biogeochemical cycle is a circular path through which matter moves or is…

Q: 1. Describe how these clouds form, based on the term orographic clouds. 2. Why does this cloud have…

A: INTRODUCTION:As you recall, water can exist as liquid, gas or solid. The transformation from liquid…

Q: In the tropical savanna, the climate is hot but with abundant water. In the Willamette Valley, the…

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Q: How does frontal lifting cause air to rise?

A: INTRODUCTION: Air can flow, and be lifted through four main processes known as lifting mechanisms.…

Q: Define latent heat, and explain the role that latent heat of condensation plays in the growth of…

A: Latent heat may be defined as the amount of hidden heat added to or removed from a substance to…

Q: 1. What are the approximate temperatures for southern Great Britain and northern Newfoundland (white…

A: The places arranged close to the ocean go under the directing impact of the ocean and land breezes…

Q: Is the greenhouse effect a natural or human-made phenomenon?

A: INTRODUCTION: The greenhouse effect happens when certain gases, which are known as greenhouse gases,…

Q: Use the appropriate formulas to convert the following temperatures:

A: Conversion formulas: To convert F into C: °C = (°F − 32) × 5/9  To convert C into F: °F = °C×…

Q: Scientific theory is: A hypothesis is: Scientific law is: External energy responsible for:…

A: 1)Scientific theory A scientific theory is an explanation for a phenomenon in the natural world or…

Q: Explain why temperature increases in the stratosphere.

A: The atmosphere of earth is comprised of different levels: the lower atmosphere, the stratosphere,…

Q: What is latent heat, and why is it important in water’s phase changes?

A: The surface temperature is regulated by condensation heating and evaporative cooling.

Q: Rank visible, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation from longest to shortest wavelength and from most…

A: Question: Rank visible, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation from longest to shortest wavelength:…