What is Earth Science
Understanding Maps
Understanding Maps Cont.
Remote Sensing
Bonus
100

The four main systems Earth is divided into

biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere

100

an imaginary line of longitude that runs through Greenwich, London, and England, with a value of 0 degrees

prime meridian 

100

Direction longitude runs

north to south

100

Trades that benefit from seabeam technology

drilling, fishing, underwater welding

100

Third planet from the sun

Earth

200

Contains all living things

biosphere

200

Direction latitude runs

east to west

200

Width in degrees of each time zone

15 degrees longitude

200

SONAR stands for

Sound navigation and ranging

200

Three compositional layers of Earth

crust, mantle, core

300
Blanket of gases that surrounds Earth

atmosphere

300

Number of time zones Earth is divided into

24

300

Map that tells us detailed information about the geology of land, including the distribution of materials at or near the Earth's surface. 

geologic map 

300

GIS stands for 

Geographic information system 

300

Layers of the atmosphere

troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere

400

Makes up Earth's structure, crust, mantle, core

geosphere

400

Two things you need to determine precise location

latitude and longitude

400

a small box or table on a map that explains the meaning of the symbols, colors, lines, labels, icons, and shapes used to represent geographic data

map legend

400

GPS stands for

global positioning system

400

Covers 70% of Earth's surface

ocean 

500

All the water on Earth

hydrosphere

500

 an imaginary line that divides a planet, like Earth, into the Northern and Southern hemispheres. It's located at 0 degrees latitude, halfway between the North and South poles,

equator

500

the ratio of a distance on the map to the corresponding distance on the ground

map scale 

500

Devices that we use to gather data about features on Earth's surface?

GIS, GPS, Jason-3 Sat.

500
Seismologist studies
seismic waves in connection to tectonic plate movement
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