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Section 1-2 Concept Map

The Branches of Earth Science. Section 1-2 Concept Map.

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Section 1-2 Concept Map

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  1. The Branches of Earth Science Section 1-2 Concept Map

  2. Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves.

  3. X Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves. X Pages 16 &17 X X

  4. Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves. Oceanography is the study of Earth’s oceans. Oceanographers study everything from the chemistry of ocean water to the shape of the ocean floor to living things in the ocean’s depths.

  5. Oceanography is the study of Earth’s oceans. Oceanographers study everything from the chemistry of ocean water to the shape of the ocean floor to living things in the ocean’s depths. Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves. Astronomy is the study of the universe beyond Earth. Some astronomers focus on the solar system. Other astronomers observe stars and galaxies in an effort to understand the universe and its history.

  6. Oceanography is the study of Earth’s oceans. Oceanographers study everything from the chemistry of ocean water to the shape of the ocean floor to living things in the ocean’s depths. Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves. Meteorology is the study of Earth’s atmosphere. Meteorologists do much more than just forecast tomorrow’s weather. Meteorologists are scientists who gather information about conditions in the atmosphere from around the world. Scientists in related fields study the forces that change Earth’s climate. Astronomy is the study of the universe beyond Earth. Some astronomers focus on the solar system. Other astronomers observe stars and galaxies in an effort to understand the universe and its history.

  7. Oceanography is the study of Earth’s oceans. Oceanographers study everything from the chemistry of ocean water to the shape of the ocean floor to living things in the ocean’s depths. Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves. Environmental scientists, study Earth’s environment and resources. Environmental scientists work together to determine the effects of human activities on Earth’s land, air, water, and living things. They try to solve problems, such as pollution, that result from the use of resources. Astronomy is the study of the universe beyond Earth. Some astronomers focus on the solar system. Other astronomers observe stars and galaxies in an effort to understand the universe and its history. Meteorology is the study of Earth’s atmosphere. Meteorologists do much more than just forecast tomorrow’s weather. Meteorologists are scientists who gather information about conditions in the atmosphere from around the world. Scientists in related fields study the forces that change Earth’s climate.

  8. Oceanography is the study of Earth’s oceans. Oceanographers study everything from the chemistry of ocean water to the shape of the ocean floor to living things in the ocean’s depths. Geologists study the forces that have shaped Earth throughout its long history. Geologists study the chemical and physical characteristics of rock, the material that forms Earth’s hard surface. Geologists describe the features sculpted in rock and soil by water, wind, and waves. Astronomy is the study of the universe beyond Earth. Some astronomers focus on the solar system. Other astronomers observe stars and galaxies in an effort to understand the universe and its history. Meteorology is the study of Earth’s atmosphere. Meteorologists do much more than just forecast tomorrow’s weather. Meteorologists are scientists who gather information about conditions in the atmosphere from around the world. Scientists in related fields study the forces that change Earth’s climate. Environmental scientists, study Earth’s environment and resources. Environmental scientists work together to determine the effects of human activities on Earth’s land, air, water, and living things. They try to solve problems, such as pollution, that result from the use of resources.

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