The document discusses different aspects of Earth science including:
- The four seasons - winter, spring, summer, autumn and characteristics of each.
- The Earth's translational movement around the sun, taking 365 days, 6 hours, and 9 minutes to complete its orbit.
- Latitude and longitude are used to locate positions on Earth, with latitude measuring positions north and south, and longitude measured in degrees.
- The Earth has a geoid form and an axial tilt of 23 degrees and 30 minutes.
- A climatic graph depicts temperature and precipitation data for a location over time based on information collected from a meteorological center.
- The Earth's orbit around the sun is elliptical and its axial tilt
2. The four seasons are:
Winter,Spring,Summer and Autumn.
Winter: It’s very cold.
Spring:The first plants appear.
Summer: It’s very hot.
Autumn: Some of the trees
leaves fall.
3. Translational movement
It’s the Earth orbital around the sun.
The earth goes around the sun
in 365 days, 6 hours and
9 minutes.
4. Latitude and Longitude
The latitude is a way to reach you on Earth
from north to south.
The longitude is measured in
degrees.
5. Form and inclination of the Earth.
The Earth have a geoid form,and the
inclination of the Earth is of 23º and 30’.
6. What is a climatic graph? How its made?
Is a graph with the temperatures and
precipitations in a
determinate place.
It’s made with the
information of a
meteorologic centre.
7. What is the orbit and the inclination?
The orbit is elliptical around the sun and the
inclination is 23º 30’.
