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oceanography
study of earths oceans including the creatures that inhabit its waters, its physical and chemical properties, nd the affects of human activities
area
requires a combo of si units. the amount of surface included within a set of boundaries and s expressed in square units of length
dependent variable
factor in an expermint that can change if the independent variable is changed
temperature
measurement of how quickly or how slowly molecules move around, which can be measured in degrees in farinheight or degrees celcius ofkelvins
system of international units
a modern version of the metric system
time
the inteval between two events and is usually measured by a watch or clock
independent variable
factor that is manipulated by the experimenter in an experiment
weight
ameasure of the gravitational force on an object
length
the standard si unit to measure length is a meter
atmosphere
blanket of gases surrounding earth that contains about 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen, and 1 percent other gases.
geology
study of materials that make up earth and the processes that form and change these minerals
law
basic fact that describes the behavior of a natural phenomonon
scientific notation
a type of short hand used by scientists in which a number is expressed as a multiplier and a power of ten
meteorology
branch of earth science that studies the air that surrounds our planet
hydrosphere
all the water in eatrhs oceans, lakes, seas, rivers, and glaciersplus all water in the atmosphere
asthenosphere
part molten, plasticlike, flowing laer located below the solid part of earths mantle
theory
an explanation based on many observations during repeated experiments that is valid only if it is consistent with observations, makes predictions thatcan be tested, and is the simplest explanation of observations
biosphere
ll of the earhs organisms and the environments in which they live
astronomy
study of objects beyond earths atmosphere
volume
the amount of space occupied by an object
control
standard for comparison in the experiment
hypothesis
suggested explanation for an observation often stated in the form of a question that can be answered by the results of an experiment
density
a mesure of the amount of matter that ossupie a given space
lithosphere
earths rigid outer shell, including the crust and the solid, uppermostpart of the mantle
mass
the amount of matter in an objsect and depends on the number and kinds of atoms that make up the object

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