Our planet Earth 1º eso
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The Earth is called the Blue Planet because when viewed from space it appears blue due to the oceans and atmosphere containing oxygen. The Earth is not perfectly round but is flattened at the poles. The Equator divides the planet into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
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- 1. OUR PLANET THE EARTH
- 2. The Earth is called the Blue Planet , because it looks blue. This is bacause of: OXYGEN IN THE ATMOSPHERE SEAS AND OCEANS
- 3. The Earth is not perfectly round. It’ s flattened at the Poles. GEOID SOSSSS NORTH POLE SOUTH POLE
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