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which of the following is an interaction between geosphere and atmosphere? a.) bacteria converting nitrogen to ammonium b.) plants undergoing the process of transpiration
c. rocks undergoing the process of weathering due to flood d.) water evaporating from the soil
Which of the ff is a BIOTIC factor? a.) water b.) air c.) rocks d.) bees
What is the 6th planet on our solar system?
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For 5 points, kindly explain the difference between BIG BANG, Oscillating, and Steady State theory.
Bonus points! What is your first impression to me? hmmmmm.
-kahit ano, okay lang
Which subsystems are interacting during an EARTHQUAKE?
Which subsystems are interacting the process of RESPIRATION?
Layer of the atmosphere where ozone layer is found?
Which subsystems are interacting during EVAPORATION?
TRUE or FALSE: The Big Bang is a fiery explosion that paved the way for the creation of matter in the universe.
What is the age of the Earth?
What is the real and complete name of your Earth Science Teacher?
Tologo bo?
A zone in a planetary system which is suited for life.
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A blanket of air that surrounds the Earth. It consists of 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen with various elements at 1%
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IDENTIFY THE SUBSYSTEM SHOWN
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Where does most of the energy, including light and heat, come from that reaches our planet?
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The farthest known planet from the Sun is ___________
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Who discovered that galaxies are rushing away from us in all directions?
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Who is the first to proposed that the universe originated from a single primordial atom?
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5. What are the era stages described that contributed to the creation of the universe?
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3. What was formed after the bang?
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2. The hot, infinitely dense point was similar to _______.
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1. What did the universe start off as, according to the Big Bang Theory?
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