PPT-Surface Water Earth Science- Chapter 13

Mr Hendricks and Mr McMahon Chapter Outline Streams and River Erosion and Deposition River Valleys Floodplains and Floods Streams and Rivers River Systems Vocabulary Continental Divide Water Shed aka Drainage Basin. The Moon and Mercury. 8.1 Orbital Properties. 8.2 Physical Properties. 8.3 Surface Features on the Moon and Mercury. 8.4 Rotation Rates. Lunar Exploration. Why Air Sticks Around. 8.5 Lunar Cratering and Surface Composition. 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. Oceans cover _____% . of Earth’s surface (all water =75%). 71. 5 oceans. smallest. Largest & deepest. NEW. Make a BAR graph showing the . AREA (size). of the 5 oceans. Pacific 156,000,000 km. 10.1 Orbital Properties. 10.2 Physical Properties. 10.3 Long-Distance Observations of Mars. 10.4 The Martian Surface. 10.5 Water on Mars. Life on Mars?. 10.6 The Martian Atmosphere. 10.7 Martian Internal Structure. 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. 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. This includes water in the oceans, lakes, rivers, wetlands, polar ice caps, soil, rock layers beneath Earth’s surface, and clouds.. The Hydrosphere. Chapter 3. Section 3 . The Hydrosphere and Biosphere. In your science log, try to answer the following questions based on what you already know:. How have Earth’s oceans changed over time?. Name two ways scientists study the ocean without going underwater.. 40 explanations for the seasons will be even more difficult to achieve Guide to the content Standard Fundamental concepts and principles that underlie this standard include Structure of the Eart –. Opportunities . and. Challenges . Topic. Topographic measures, mapping, visualization,. Geographic Information Systems. Earth Science. Literacy Initiative. (ESLI, 2009. Earth scientists are continually improving estimates of when and where natural. WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPEMENT. Prepared By: (Group-3). Vadlani Ronak. Patel Shivanshu. Patel Parth. Thaker Rajvi. Leuva . Nisarg. Patel Rudra. ALPHA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, KHATRAJ. Erosion and Deposition. Vincent . Eblacas. Untalan. Middle School. SY 2017 to 2018. Earth Science Chapter 8 . Erosion and Deposition. What are the 3 major factors that changes the Earth’s Surface? (15 points). 97.5% of all water on Earth is salt water, leaving only 2.5% as fresh water . Nearly 70% of that fresh water is frozen in the icecaps of Antarctica and Greenland; most of the remainder is present as soil moisture, or lies in deep underground aquifers as groundwater not accessible to human use. .