Description : The four traditional branches of Earth and Space Science are:
Last Answer : Astronomy, Meteorology, Hydrology, and Geology
Description : Why is the study of STEM fields important?
Last Answer : STEM fields help improve the world around us and are major forces in the global and US economies.
Description : Summarize CTE’s role in a STEM-based economy.
Last Answer : CTE is a major player in producing STEM workers. It provides a means for students to learn technical skills and works to introduce underrepresented groups to technical fields.
Description : What does the acronym STEM stand for?
Last Answer : Science, Technology, Engineering, Math
Description : Compare the scientific method with science skills
Last Answer : Scientific method has particular steps that must be completed in order. It is limited by what you are studying and does not allow for tangents. Science skills provide more flexibility in how to study and solve a problem.
Description : A theory ______________ be proven.
Last Answer : CANNOT
Description : How are theories, laws, and hypotheses related?
Last Answer : They are not related at all. Theories and Hypotheses both explain. Laws Describe. But one does not become another. None can be proven. All can be disproven.
Description : Give three tips for writing a good paper.
Last Answer : • Study the outline • Talk with someone about your ideas before you ever start writing. • Get to the point. • Drafts and Revisions • Proofread • Check spelling and grammar
Description : Why are reading and writing important skills for scientists?
Last Answer : Scientific discoveries must be communicated. Therefore, reading and writing are essential for scientists.
Description : What are five things to make sure you include on your graph?
Last Answer : Correct type of graph, Label, Units, Title, Scale, Visually Appealing, Key
Description : What kind of graph should you use to compare the test grades of every student in the class?
Last Answer : Scatter Plot
Description : The actual density of a rock is 1.53 g/ml. You measured and calculated the density as 1.62 g/ml. How accurate was your answer?
Last Answer : (1.62 – 1.53)/1.53 * 100 = 5.89%
Description : Compare accuracy and precision.
Last Answer : Accuracy is the right answer. Precision is consistent answers, though not necessarily the right ones.
Description : How does the distance between planets compare to the actual size of the planets?
Last Answer : The distances are in millions of km. The size is in thousands of km.
Description : Why is it difficult to accurately show the size of the planets and the distances between them at the same scale on a model of the solar system?
Last Answer : Planets are so small compared to the distance between them that the scale is not workable
Description : What is the benefit of patterns in science?
Last Answer : They let us make predictions
Description : Explain why we use models in science.
Last Answer : To look at things that are too big or too small to work with normally. To make something complex simple
Description : Describe the correct way to classify objects in science.
Last Answer : There is no correct way. It’s whatever works and makes sense.
Description : Compare direct and indirect observations and give an example of each.
Last Answer : Direct – Expensive, Time Consuming, Accurate, Observer makes the observation Indirect – Cheap, Fast, Less Accurate, Observer infers the observation
Description : Give five specific examples of things that are not science and explain why they are not science.
Last Answer : Varies
Description : Give five specific examples of doing science and explain why it is science.
Description : What are the three main ingredients of science?
Last Answer : Process, Nature, and Repetition
Description : Which of the following set of statements represents acceptable propositions in respect of teaching-learning relationships? Choose the correct code to indicate your Answer. (i) When students fail in a test, it is the teacher who fails. ( ... (iv), (v) and (vi) (D) (i), (ii), (v) and (vi)
Last Answer : Answer: B
Description : Could you go to the beach and enter the water safely billions of years ago here on earth? In the sense that there used to be different species of marine animals and fish that could be dangerous to humans.
Last Answer : Just going back 1 billion yeas will put you in the Protozoic Era. It would be pretty safe for humans. There were harmless sponges and single cell animals at that time. No fish, reptiles or marine mammals.
Description : How would you feel if interplanetary visitors came to Earth, visited us, and then said "Too weird for us"?
Last Answer : Better than if they came here and said: “Oooh, they look so tasty!”
Description : What are some real first contact situations in Earth?
Last Answer : https://youtu.be/kOx7UQ0mD3E Sentinelese tribe’s first contact with modern humans. I don’t think our first meet with extraterrestrials will be that simple tho. Maybe, they are already in contact
Description : According to you, microexpressions could be used to endanger the humans on Earth?
Last Answer : Microexpressions can be used to annoy humans on Earth: https://www.scienceofpeople.com/microexpressions/
Description : If the Earth has over 80 times the mass of the moon, why does it only have about 6 times as much gravity?
Last Answer : The equation for gravitational attractive force is F = G * m1 * m2 / r^2. m2 is your mass. You got the mass ratio right: m1 for Earth is 80x m1 for the Moon. But when you stand on the surface, r ... Earth is 6370 km. if you take the square of the distance ratio you get 0.075. Multiply by 80 => 6
Description : What is the terminal velocity of the moon crashing into Earth?
Last Answer : answer:The Newtonian equation is F = G x (m1.m2)/r^2. It's hard to write equations on here, so see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton's_law_of_universal_gravitation if that is unclear. ... mass of both objects, the gravitational force between the Earth and the Moon is dependent on both masses.
Description : Does Earth have a flag and anthem?
Last Answer : UN..flag, yes. Anthem, no.
Description : How concerned and prepared should we be about an Asteroid hitting Earth?
Last Answer : I see zero point in being concerned. It will either destroy us or not, and there little to nothing we can do about it.
Description : If all gravity on earth ceased to be, what would be the outcome?
Last Answer : Everything that wasn’t tied down would be flung into space by centrifugal force, including the oceans and the atmosphere.
Description : You're the last human on Earth. What do you do to keep yourself sane?
Last Answer : Holy smokes! Hmmm, first of all I would probably strip down naked since nobody is there. Secondly, I would love to drive all the $$$$ cars out there… Jee where can i start. The list goes on….
Description : If you could get rid of one thing on this earth, what would it be?
Last Answer : Religion.
Description : Who are the meek and what will be left of the earth they inherit?
Last Answer : The meek are those people who have all those footprints on their butts. They will inherit nothing.
Description : If you had the ability to create your own planet, how would it differ from earth?
Last Answer : No gender norms, no sexuality labels, no religion.
Description : How fast is the earth traveling through space in MPH?
Last Answer : I’m far from a scientist. But from what I know, we’re rotating. We’re orbiting. The solar system is moving. The galaxy is stretching. The universe is expanding. We’re going fast, dude.
Description : What practices of Earth etiquette do you think will prove most helpful in the fight against environmental degradation?
Last Answer : I would say the overall decrease in carbon emissions and pollution (making companies green and making more fuel efficient cars) is going to help the most. The recycling idea is nice but the truth ... coolest looking thing ever! if I do say so myself Being green can be cost efficient and stylish.
Description : Okay, you have the attention of all the ears on Earth. What will you say?
Last Answer : Hello
Description : who was the first person to say the earth is round
Last Answer : The concept of a spherical Earth dates back to around the 6th century BC in ancient Greek philosophy and Indian philosophy. In Greece, the concept was espoused by Pythagoras, apparently on ... concept of a spherical Earth was recognized in the Shatapatha Brahmana and Aitareya Brahmana. Wikipedia
Description : How do you think the Earth, will come to a end. Or will human being's come to a end long before the Earth.
Last Answer : As you know, in a couple billion years, the sun will have a super nova and may turn into a black hole. Think about it—as the sun is destroyed, will humans be able to live without sunlight? Probably not, unless we make some sort of sun like contraption. So, I think we wolli
Last Answer : of the sun Gravity Earth : 26 Multiplication .
Last Answer : Moon Of the earth Around Once Turn around To come 26 Day Time It takes.
Last Answer : 1 Mr. _ 20/30 _ _ She . .
Last Answer : proof Time Caught Is 3
Description : Name the layer of the earth?
Last Answer : There are three layer of the earth. a) Curst b) Mantle c) Core Inner core & Outer core
Description : What is the earth? What is the shape of the earth?
Last Answer : The Earth is the fifth-largest planet of the Solar System. The shape of the Earth is a geoid, it is round but slightly flattened at the top and bottom.
Description : Amazing facts about earth
Last Answer : 1. In 1783 an Icelandic eruption threw up enough dust to temporarily block out the sun over Europe. 2. About 20 to 30 volcanoes erupt each year, mostly under the sea. 3. A huge underground river ... cars in Brazil are now running on gasohol instead of petrol. Gasohol is a fuel made from sugar cane.
Description : Earth Electrode –
Last Answer : Ans. a. Size & Length of Pipe b. Earth Values at different locations. c. Schedule Maintenance –HY & Y.
Description : What is an earth?
Last Answer : Ans.Any wire of supply line touches the earth is called an earth.