Human Impact
the Solar systems
Watersheds
Properties Of Water
Earth's energy budget
100

What is human impact?

The affect humans have on the earth 

100

This planet is known as the Red Planet

mars

100

This large body of water often collects runoff from a watershed.

Rivers, Lakes, And oceans

100

This property allows water to stick to other surfaces.

adhesion

100

This term describes the total amount of incoming solar energy Earth receives

insolation

200

Cutting down large areas of forests is known by this term.

Deforestation

200

This planet is the largest in the solar system.

Jupiter

200

This process occurs when water flows over land into streams and rivers

runoff

200

This force creates a “skin” on the surface of water.

surface tension

200

This balance between incoming and outgoing energy determines Earth’s temperature.

earth energy budget

300

This everyday item is often criticized for harming oceans and wildlife when not recycled.

Plastic

300

This region beyond Neptune is filled with icy bodies and dwarf planets.

kuiper belt

300

This is the top layer of land that absorbs water in a watershed.

soil

300

This occurs when water rises in a narrow tube due to cohesion and adhesion.

capillary action

300

This happens when Earth gives off energy back into space as heat.

Radiation

400

This type of energy comes from the sun and is considered renewable.

solar energy

400

This force keeps planets in orbit around the Sun.

gravity

400

This process wears away soil and transports it into waterways.

erosion

400

This is the solid state of water.

ice

400

This portion of sunlight is reflected back into space by clouds, ice, and surfaces.

Reflected Radiation

500

The gradual increase in Earth’s temperature due to human activity is called this.

global warming

500

These objects orbit the Sun and are mostly found between Mars and Jupiter.

Asteroids 

500

This measure describes the volume of water flowing in a stream over time.

discharge

500

This property allows water to resist temperature changes.

 high specific heat

500

This process keeps Earth warm by trapping outgoing heat.

Greenhouse effect