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1. magnets
   ... The Earthamp39s poles have drifted, ad continue to drift, westward. Small ... It is believed that the Earthamp39s poles have actually reversed. Some ...
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2. Aurora Borealis
   Near the Earthamp39s poles a magnificent spectacle of shimmering colored light can sometimes be seen the aurora. The aurora is called ...
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3. Earthamp39s Magnetism
   ... it hasnamp39t been proven. The earthamp39s poles switch because the earth spins on an axis and slowly flips. As I mentioned before, the ...
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4. current science
   ... Mars north and south poles are not very different from the poles here on earth. ... I also know that the poles expand and contract just like earthamp39s poles. ...
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5. Global warming
   ... What has happened is during their sunless winter, winds blow steadily in a circular pattern over the earthamp39s poles, which creates huge swirling masses of ice ...
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6. Global Warming 4
   ... In any case something must be done. As global warming changes climate zones, diseasecarrying insects would migrate toward the Earthamp39s poles. ...
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7. Aurora Borealis 2
   ... lights. The general name for both is Aurora PolarisC since both displays occur at the earths poles. WHAT CAUSES AN AURORA For ...
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8. New years 2000
   ... is not unlikely. According to the Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia the earth shifts poles roughly every 960 years. A polar shift would ...
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9. Polar Auroras
   ... The Earths magnetic field varies in strength but the poles of the Earth are the strongest. In empty space, the Earths magnetic field does not exist. ...
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10. The Living Machine
    ... Some minerals have magnetic properties and in molten rock the magnetic mineral particles line up in the direction of the Earths magnetic poles. ...
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11. Astronomy
    ... is wider on the night side of the earth than on the day side and is centered around the magnetic pole while the earth revolves around the geographic poles. ...
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12. Why the Sun is so important to the Earth
    ... km Temperature of the surface : 5200 Time of rotation : 25h poles 34h equator The sun shines and warms our planet, without it life on Earth would be ...
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13. visit to earth observatory
    ... of magnetic history letting us know about the magnetic orientation of the poles as we ... As we studied in class, the surface of the earth is hard and plates move ...
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14. The Solar System
    ... sphere. However, the earth is not an exact sphere, being slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator. The earthamp39s ...
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15. earth
    ... warm enough so that a small fraction of this water is permanently frozennear the North and South Poles and on some mountain tops. The Earthamp39s atmosphere is ...
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16. acedemic
    ... As these particles float around the poles, they begin to collide with the gases in the earthamp39s atmosphere, mainly nitrogen and oxygen. ...
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17. PLate Tetonics
    ... Other geologists thought the poles might wander and continents remain stationary. ... Wegener proposed that the Earthamp39s spin caused the continents to move, plowing ...
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18. The Sun 2
    ... For example the sun at its equator rotates once every 25.4 earth days, but near the poles it rotates every 36earth days. Differential ...
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19. Global Warming Fact or Fiction
    ... The Earthamp39s tilt also changes just a few degrees over a period of 40,000 ... Finally, the procession of the equinoxes also moves the poles closer to or further ...
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20. atmo
    ... The earth is at thermal equilibrium however, there can have a surplus or ... at the equator because of the inter tropical convergence zone and rises to the poles. ...
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21. Atmospheric Circulation and More
    ... The earth is at thermal equilibrium however, there can have a surplus or ... at the equator because of the inter tropical convergence zone and rises to the poles. ...
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22. Nasa
    ... Mars and Earth seem to have large differences but Earth would have much larger differences ... of water might be found frozen in the North and South poles of Mars. ...
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23. The Moon
    ... Just like on earth, oxygen is the most abundant element on the moon except ... The enhancement of hydrogen at the poles could be interpreted as the trapped deposit ...
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24. ozone
    ... in the stratosphere, thinnest in the tropics around the equator and denser towards the poles. The amount of ozone above a point on the earthamp39s surface is ...
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25. NoneProvided
    ... high atmospheric pressure, and dry, icy winds that tend to radiate outward from the poles. Complicating this simplistic picture is the earthamp39s rotation, which ...
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26. Extraterrestrial Life
    ... an atmosphere not that different from the Earth, although very cold it is closer to our range than the others. The presence of water ice at the poles is also a ...
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27. MARS
    ... one onethousandth of the air pressure on the surface of Earth. The variation in pressure is caused by carbon dioxide freezing out at the poles of the planet ...
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28. Satellites 2
    ... They usually orbit around the North and South poles. They detect changes in the Earthamp39s surface, such as vegetation and moisture. ...
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29. aurora borealis
    ... The solor wind is then attarcted to the magnetic poles of the earth. ... The solor wind is then attarcted to the magnetic poles of the earth. ...
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30. aurora borealis
    ... The solor wind is then attarcted to the magnetic poles of the earth. ... The solor wind is then attarcted to the magnetic poles of the earth. ...
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