T1- Introduction to geography
It is the branch of geography that studies interrelationships between people, place and environment.
Human geography
It is an imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole and crosses the Earth nucleus, on which the Earth rotates.
Earth´s axis
This kind of galaxy tends to be formed by blue and white stars which are the youngest, as well as by giant red ones, which are the oldest and smallest stars. And it has the shape of a whirl.
Spiral shape
They are the elements of the natural landscape originated by the collision of tectonic plates.
Volcanoes and mountains
It makes reference to the momentary meteorological conditions that exist in a determined place.
Weather
It is the branch of geography that studies the flora and fauna, distribution and their relationship with the environment in which they are present.
Biological geography
The imaginary line that runs horizontally, dividing the planet into two hemispheres, North, and South.
Equator
It is the earth´s movement that determines the seasons of the year.
Earths´s revolutionary movement
It is the Earth´s layer mainly compossed by nickel and iron in a solid state
Internal nucleus/ nucleus
It is the set of meteorological phenomena that characterize a place.
Climate
It refers to the permanent elements on the Earth´s crust such as seas, rivers, forest, mountains, cities and climate.
Geographical facts
It refers to the angular measure from 0° to 90° that locates an exact place from the Equator.
Latitude
In this moon phase the sun and the moon rise the same day at the same time
New moon
It is the scale used to measure earthquakes based on magnitude
Ritcher scale
It is the physical propierty of the Atmosphere that stablish that Air has the ability to flow, especially on the layer closest to the surface.
Mobility
It refers to the landscape that has not been modified by human action
Natural landscape
It identifies the causes or the events that trigger a determined phenomenon or event and their consequences. It answers the question how and why does it happen?
Causality
It is the theory of the origin of the solar system that suggests that the Sun, the planets and satellites (including the moon) of the Solar System were formed from a gas cloud slowly rotating until it contracted by the gravitational force.
Nebular Theory
It is the scale used to measure earthquakes based on intensity
Mercalli scale
It is the physical propierty of the Atmosphere that stablish that gas ability to expand when the pressure decreases.
Expansibility
He Presented a new theory focused on demonstrating that the physical medium determines the social behaviors.
Friedrich Ratzel
IT referes to the maps that represents the infrastructure built up by humans such as highways, dams, railroads, etc.
Human maps
According to the _______ the word planet means wanderer
Greeks
Name two of the bigger plates
North American, South American, Eurasian, African, Indian, Australian, Antartic and Pacific
Name three of the factors that affect the atmospheric temperature or CLIMATE:
Latitude, altitude, distance from the sea, seasons, cloudiness, humidity.