Planets
This is the 4th planet from the sun.
What is "Mars"?
This is what causes the different phases of the moon.
What is "sunlight" or "reflected sunlight"?
This is the hottest earth layer.
What is the "inner core"?
These are the 3 main types of plate boundaries.
What are "divergent, convergent, and transform"?
This is the number of steps of the Water Cycle.
What is "5"?
This is earth's twin.
What is "Venus"?
This is when the moon passes between the sun and Earth, casting a shadow on Earth.
What is a "solar eclipse"?
This is the only fluid earth layer.
What is the "outer core"?
This is the nickname for the Pacific Plate.
What is the "Ring of Fire"?
This is the body of rock that can hold and allow movement of groundwater.
What is an "aquifer"?
This is the planet that takes 243 days to rotate on its own axis.
What is "Venus"?
This was the profession of the man who suggested the the Big Bang Theory.
What is "a priest"?
This is the only earth layer that contains magnesium.
What is the "mantle"?
This is the area where volcanoes occur without being on a plate boundary.
What is a "hotspot"?
This is when water in the atmosphere is cooled.
What is "condensation"?
This planet has a thin atmosphere called an "exosphere".
What is "Mercury"?
This is how long ago the universe was created.
What is "~14 billion years"?
This is the area that contains both the crust and the upper portion of the mantle.
What is the "lithosphere"?
This is how the plate tectonics move.
What are "convection currents"?
This is when water vapor from plants enter the atmosphere.
What is "transpiration"?
These planets are known as the Gas Giants.
What are "Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune"?
These are the 3 general shapes of galaxies in the universe.
What are "spiral, irregular, and elliptical"?
This is what makes the inner core solid.
What is "high pressures"?
This is the area where one plate is forced underneath another plate.
What is the "zone of subduction" or "subduction zone"?
This is what happens when it rains and water goes into the soil.
What is "infiltration"?