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1
4.54 Billion Years (± 50 Million Years) ⅓ the Age of the Universe
2
They used ROCK FOSSILS in Australia
3
Zealandia
4
Core
5
MOLTEN IRON sank to the core, and took with it other precious metals such as Platinum.
6
EXOBASE
7
The Universe
8
~13.8 Billion Years 91 Billion LY
9
A claim that can be tested by futher explanation. (Has no evidences)
10
An established, well crafted claim and has supporting EVIDENCE
11
Georges Henri Joseph Edouard Demaître
12
A mix of charged IONS & ELECTRONS ; a superheated state of matter
13
The universe cooled down, atoms, stars, and galaxies formed.
14
Cosmic Microwave Background Redshift Abundance of Elements
15
Light that travels freely throughout the universe
16
Nebular Theory or Protoplanet Hypothesis Emmanuel Swedenborg, Immanuel Kant, Pierre Simon
17
Oblate Spheroid (Centrifugal Force)
18
Flattened at the poles and bulges along the equator
19
TEMPERATURE: -15°C to 115°C ATMOSPHERE: 100 Miles thick atmosphere that protects from harmful radiation & meteors SUFFICIENT ENERGY & NUTRIENTS WATER CYCLE & VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
20
78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen, 0.04% Carbon Dioxide, 0.09% Argon, with trace elements such as Nitrous Oxide, Methane, and Ozone
21
10km above sea level
22
99% of the Earth's water vapor
23
50°C
24
10-50km
25
The Stratosphere
26
-5°C to 0°C
27
Ozone absorbs high-energy UV radiation that comes from the sun, converting UV radiation to energy
28
85km above the Stratosphere
29
The Mesosphere
30
-15°C along the bottom, -90°C along the top
31
Extends up to 600km high
32
The harmful UV radiation is absorbed, raising its temperature from 500°C to 2,000°C or higher.
33
2,000°C or above
34
10,000km High
35
Hydro
36
97%
37
Underground, Atmosphere in the presence of Water Vapor, Liquid Water and Ice
38
The Cryosphere
39
Glaciers, Ice caps, and Icebergs
40
In the Hydrologic Cycle/Water Cycle
41
Various life forms, ecosystems, atmosphere
42
Forming Valleys and Canyons
43
Geo
44
The Geosphere
45
The Crust
46
Oceanic: 5-10km Thick Continental: 10-70km Thick
47
Due to earthquakes, and stretches from the solid rigid Lithosphere
48
The Lithosphere
49
The Mantle
50
2,900km Thick
51
Silicates - a variety of compounds that share a Silicon and Oxygen structure
52
Iron, Aluminium, Calcium, Sodium, Potassium
53
3,700°C
54
Viscous, ductile, semisolid material
55
Solid Phase, The layer responsible for volcanic and seismic activities
56
OUTER: 2,300km, 4000 to 5000°C, Liquid State, Nickel and Iron in a molten state INNER: 1,200km, 5000 to 7000°C, Solid State, Densest part of the Geosphere
57
9.4607 x 10¹²Km
58
1963
59
American Astronomer Edwin Hubble, 1929
60
Hubble's Law
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1
4.54 Billion Years (± 50 Million Years) ⅓ the Age of the Universe
2
They used ROCK FOSSILS in Australia
3
Zealandia
4
Core
5
MOLTEN IRON sank to the core, and took with it other precious metals such as Platinum.
6
EXOBASE
7
The Universe
8
~13.8 Billion Years 91 Billion LY
9
A claim that can be tested by futher explanation. (Has no evidences)
10
An established, well crafted claim and has supporting EVIDENCE
11
Georges Henri Joseph Edouard Demaître
12
A mix of charged IONS & ELECTRONS ; a superheated state of matter
13
The universe cooled down, atoms, stars, and galaxies formed.
14
Cosmic Microwave Background Redshift Abundance of Elements
15
Light that travels freely throughout the universe
16
Nebular Theory or Protoplanet Hypothesis Emmanuel Swedenborg, Immanuel Kant, Pierre Simon
17
Oblate Spheroid (Centrifugal Force)
18
Flattened at the poles and bulges along the equator
19
TEMPERATURE: -15°C to 115°C ATMOSPHERE: 100 Miles thick atmosphere that protects from harmful radiation & meteors SUFFICIENT ENERGY & NUTRIENTS WATER CYCLE & VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
20
78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen, 0.04% Carbon Dioxide, 0.09% Argon, with trace elements such as Nitrous Oxide, Methane, and Ozone
21
10km above sea level
22
99% of the Earth's water vapor
23
50°C
24
10-50km
25
The Stratosphere
26
-5°C to 0°C
27
Ozone absorbs high-energy UV radiation that comes from the sun, converting UV radiation to energy
28
85km above the Stratosphere
29
The Mesosphere
30
-15°C along the bottom, -90°C along the top
31
Extends up to 600km high
32
The harmful UV radiation is absorbed, raising its temperature from 500°C to 2,000°C or higher.
33
2,000°C or above
34
10,000km High
35
Hydro
36
97%
37
Underground, Atmosphere in the presence of Water Vapor, Liquid Water and Ice
38
The Cryosphere
39
Glaciers, Ice caps, and Icebergs
40
In the Hydrologic Cycle/Water Cycle
41
Various life forms, ecosystems, atmosphere
42
Forming Valleys and Canyons
43
Geo
44
The Geosphere
45
The Crust
46
Oceanic: 5-10km Thick Continental: 10-70km Thick
47
Due to earthquakes, and stretches from the solid rigid Lithosphere
48
The Lithosphere
49
The Mantle
50
2,900km Thick
51
Silicates - a variety of compounds that share a Silicon and Oxygen structure
52
Iron, Aluminium, Calcium, Sodium, Potassium
53
3,700°C
54
Viscous, ductile, semisolid material
55
Solid Phase, The layer responsible for volcanic and seismic activities
56
OUTER: 2,300km, 4000 to 5000°C, Liquid State, Nickel and Iron in a molten state INNER: 1,200km, 5000 to 7000°C, Solid State, Densest part of the Geosphere
57
9.4607 x 10¹²Km
58
1963
59
American Astronomer Edwin Hubble, 1929
60
Hubble's Law