PPT-Features on Earth’s Surface

Pages 159172 Constructive Forces earthquakes crustal deformations volcanic eruptions sediment depostion Watch Destructive Forces Wear down landforms carry bits and pieces of land to other places like the sea . source sensor surface element normal brPage 3br BRDF Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function T I source viewing direction surface element normal incident direction I T I T surface I T surface I T Irradiance at Surface in direction I T Radian The Terrestrial Planets. Units of Chapter 6. Orbital and Physical Properties. Rotation Rates. Atmospheres. The Surface of Mercury. The Surface of Venus. The Surface of Mars. Internal Structure and Geological History. 9.1 Orbital Properties. 9.2 Physical Properties. 9.3 Long-Distance Observations of Venus. 9.4 The Surface of Venus. 9.5 The Atmosphere of Venus. 9.6 Venus’s Magnetic Field and Internal Structure. Units of Chapter 9. Do you REALLY believe?. ?. ?. . All the planets of the solar system came out of the Sun!!. Humans have been able to peep into the mantle!!. All the Interior of the Earth is in molten state!!. The Earth has only one North Pole!!. Key terms:. Solstice: day when the sun appears farthest North or South of the equator. Northern hemisphere receives the most sunlight of the year around June 21 on the summer solstice.. Phase: shape of the moon you see from Earth.. The . Sun. Is HOT!!!. The sun is an . average . star . The heat and light are the result of . Nuclear Reactions . constantly taking place in the sun.. It is in the . center. of our solar system. . Comparison . How does the Earth Change?. Geology. In your Science journal record the UEQ. How does the Earth Change?. Activating Strategy:. Your lab group will have the opportunity to use your observation skills and inferring skills to predict the contents of three film canisters.. Section 1.2. Maps and Globes. A map is a flat model of the surface of the Earth. It is the “Bird’s eye view” of an area. Show natural AND human-made features. A globe represents Earth as if you were looking at it from Outer Space. Presented by Kesler Science. What are the main characteristics of the Earth’s layers?. How can the Earth’s layers be illustrated?. Essential Questions:. Earth's Layers. Earth’s Crust. The outer layer of the Earth. Learning Target:. What is necessary for life to be present in our solar system?. Science Starter:. Pg. 2 Life on Earth Workbook…Answer question 1. Supplies: Life on Earth Workbook. 1. Heartbeat. 2. Return Papers. Oblate Spheroid. Bulges in. the middle. Earth’s Shape. 1. Right distance from the Sun. 2. Right amount of water. 3. Right amount of atmosphere. Why Does Earth Have Life?. The . rotation. of the Earth lasts for . Created by Winds. Coriolis Effect- The shifting of ocean currents and surface winds from their expected paths caused by the rotation of the earth. Gulf Steam – ocean current in the northern Atlantic ocean, brings warm water from Africa to the Americas. Jase. Love, Gilbert Espinoza, Oscar . Pedroza. Planet Profile. Mass: 4,867,320,000,000,000 billion kg (0.815 x Earth). Equatorial Diameter: 12,104 km. Polar Diameter: 12,104 km. Equatorial Circumference: 38,025 km. LAYERS of the Interior. THE CORE- . Nuclear Fusion occurs. Diameter- 400,000 km. The Radiation Zone- . region of compressed gas and energy is transferred by electromagnetic waves.. Thickness- 300,000 km .