A spinning motion.
What is rotation?
The process in which liquid water turns into vapor, the opposite of condensation.
What is evaporation?
The processes that cause rock to be broken down into smaller particles.
What is weathering?
Plants that contain nitrogen-fixing bacteria in their roots to produce a source of nitrates.
What are legumes?
What is the capital of Nevada?
What is Carson City?
The line on which an object rotates.
What is rotation axis?
The process by which water runs over the ground into rivers.
What is surface run-off?
What is the highest pH level on a normal scale?
What is pH 10?
What animal is fat and fluffy and drops on people, that comes from Australian folklore?
What is an Australian Drop Bear?
What is the capital of California?
What is Sacramento?
The path an object follows as it moves around another object.
What is orbit?
The process by which infiltrated water flows through the soil.
What is through flow.
A soil that is a mixture of sand, silt, and clay, combining the best properties of each.
What is loam?
What bug can tolerate radiation levels humans can't?
What is a cockroach?
Where is Hawaii located?
What is the central Pacific Ocean?
Earth makes one complete revolution around the sun every how many days.
What is 365 days?
The process by which precipitation is stopped from reaching the ground surface by the presence of trees and other plants.
What is interception?
Farming that practices both rearing livestock and growing crops.
What is mixed farming?
What is the capital of New York?
What is Albany?
Cloudy, lit up bodies that are made of gases and clouds. They are also made from the remnants of stars.
What are nebulas?
The movement of water up plants and its subsequent loss as water vapor from their leaves.
What is transpiration?
Leaves show poor development, might only grow to a very small size.
What is lack of Zinc?
A process in which living things are used to remove toxic chemicals from a natural site.
What is bioremediation?
What is the capital of Ohio?
What is Columbus?