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Sun
Weather
Seasons
Water
From the Beginning
100
The sun tranfers heat in 3 ways.
What is radiation, conduction and convection?
100
Leaves turning colors of red, yellow and brown happens during this season.
What is fall?
100
Normal temperatures for an area over a long period of time.
What is climate
100
They are solid, liquid and gas.
What are the 3 states of matter?
100
The world system thinks that earth was formed from gases popping.
What is the Big Bang Theory?
200
Scientists who study how the sun warms the earth and predict weather patterns.
What is meteorlogist?
200
Earth points farthest away from the sun on December 21st.
What is the Winter Solistice?
200
The weight on air pressing down on earth.
What is air pressure?
200
H20
What is another name for water?
200
Shooting stars or falling stars
What is a meteor?
300
Water and light colored clothing do this to the sun's radiation.
What is reflection?
300
The northern hemisphere is experiencing winter and the southern hemisphere is experiencing...
What is summer?
300
The season the North and South Poles do no have.
What is Summer?
300
Melting chocolate is an example of matter going from ______ to ______.
What is a solid to a liquid?
300
They are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
What is the outer planets or gas giants?
400
Eggs frying in a pan on the stove is an example of this.
What is conduction?
400
The temperature around the equator is always ________ than the north and south poles.
What is warmer?
400
The curving motion of the wind.
What is Corilois Effect?
400
The reverse of evaporation.
What is condensation?
400
The hottest color of a star.
What is blue?
500
Areas of warm air rising from the earth's surface.
What are convection currents?
500
Heat is absorbed quickly.
What is the ground or dark colors?
500
The wind moves across the United States in this direction.
What is west to east?
500
The only chemical on earth that can be found in 3 states of matter naturally.
What is water?
500
By watching these scientists discovered that the sun rotates.
What are sunspots?