earth the worksheet. elevation of mt. everest 29, 028 ft
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EarthThe Worksheet
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Elevation of Mt. Everest• 29, 028 Ft.
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Depth of the Marianas Trench-36,201 ft.
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Elevation of Death Valley-282 ft
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Highest world surface temperature ever recorded: 136 °FAziza, North Africa
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Lowest world surface temperature ever recorded: -128.6 °F
Vostok, Antarctica
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Record amount of Yearly Rainfall460 inches
Mt. Waialeale….Kauai, Hawaii
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Diameter of the Earth• 7,956 miles (Equatorial)
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Highest U.S. temperature ever recorded: 134 °F
Death Valley
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Lowest U.S. surface temperature ever recorded: - 80 °F
Alaska
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Highest temperature ever recorded in Sonoma County: 121 °F
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EarthErde: The goddess of the soil
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Earth
The Earth’s Surface
71% Oceans 29% Continents
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Earth Data• AGE = 4.6 Billion
years old
• Diameter: 8,000 miles
• Temperature range: 136 °F to – 130 °F
• GRAVITY = 9.8 m/sec2
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To Determine the Age of the Earth Scientists use Radiometric dating(The use of radioactive isotopes to
determine the age of rocks)(7th grade science)
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Orbit of the Earth (DRAW)
SunE E
January 5th
June 5th 94,500,000 miles 91,500,000 miles
Average Orbital Velocity64,325 mph
Average Distance from the Sun
93,000,000 miles
1.0 AuPeriod of
Revolution365.25 days
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Motions of the Earth
• Rotation o daily motiono it takes 24 hours for the earth to spin around its
axis once
• Revolution (orbit)o yearly motiono It takes 365.25 days for the earth to go around
the sun once.
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The Seasons
• caused by the tilt of the Earth's axis (23°)
• NOT due to changes in the distance of the Earth from the Sun!!!
• The tilt of the Earth's axis affects: o The amount of direct sunlight
(Insolation) o The length of the day o Equinoxes
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Insolation
• how directly the rays of the sun hit the ground
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Summer vs. Winter in Sonoma
• June 21 (Summer Solstice)
• More insolation for us
• Length of the Day: 16h
• Northern hemisphere tilted towards the Sun
• Distance from the Sun: 152 Million km (FAR!)
Hottest Month : July
• Dec 21 (Winter Solstice)
• Less insolation for us
• Length of the Day: 10h
• Southern hemisphere tilted towards the Sun
• Distance from the Sun: 147 Million km (CLOSE!)
Coldest Month: January
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EquinoxesDay and Night are equal length
(12 hours). • March 21
• Insolation = EQUAL
• Length of day = 12 hours
• Vernal Equinox
• The Sun is directly over Equator.
• “Spring” in the Northern Hemisphere
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• September 21
• Insolation = EQUAL
• Length of day = 12 hours
• Autumnal Equinox
• The Sun is directly over the Equator
• “Fall” in the Northern Hemisphere
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Using your textbook Ch 12
• Pg 460 – copy green vocabulary table
• Define vocabulary: astronomy, axis, rotation, revolution, orbit, calendar, solstice, equinox
• Draw figure 4 on page 468 (color!)• Draw diagram on page 469 (color!)• Answer questions on pg 471
(1a,1b,2a,2b,2c)