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    HOW DO SUNSPOTS AFFECT US ON EARTH?? Sunspots usually travel in connected pairs. The surface of the sun can reveal small dark areas that vary in numbers and location. Sunspots even tend to cluster in bands above and below the equator. Sunspots are darker than the rest of the sun because they are lower in temperature and release less energy than the areas surrounding them. Sunspots largest number recorded is about 200. Sunspots last for several days. Even though the largest ones can last for so many

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    The Philippines is considered a disaster hotspot‚ susceptible to volcanoes‚ earthquakes‚ typhoons‚ tsunamis and floods. The Philippines in very vulnerable to hazards as poverty and human development is so variable; in outlying areas and small islands. Increasing urbanisation can add to earthquake and typhoon vulnerability. Physical factors have also affected the vulnerability of The Philippines‚ such as slopes‚ increase land degradation and deforestation have increased susceptibility to secondary

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    program. The purpose of the program was to place an Italian satellite in orbit and to create an Italian equatorial launch site for the Scout rocket. Permission was obtained from Kenya to emplace two modified oil platforms off their coast‚ on the equator. The Santa Rita platform would serve as a launch control center and would also be used for launch of sounding rockets. The San Marco platform would be dedicated to launch of Scout rockets to orbit. Santa Rita‚ a triangular platform 40 m on a side

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    knowledge of hurricanes. These storms require four conditions one of them is a low air pressure and another one is warm temperatures. The other two are moist ocean air and tropical winds (near the equator). Hurricanes form in the tropics over warm ocean water with an average temperature of 27 Celsius near the equator. They start out as a tropical wave. When warm‚ moist air rises and the cold air switch places with the warm air it creates a tropical disturbance. A tropical disturbance produces strong gusty

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    I’m from American Samoa Samuelu Tofiga PSY 202 Renee Bostick 2/25/2013 Outline Introduction Thesis: Here are my five characteristics that I want to share with you‚ I’m from American Samoa‚ one of the territories of the United States of America‚ I’m a proud Samoan‚ Family‚ and Culture and Tradition. I. American Samoa a. Beautiful island to take a vacation on b. Many myths and folk tales from the past c. The social‚ political and family issues are mere windows

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    CGC-1D1 Exam Notes Geography Levels of Geography • Me → personal space • Local → Oshawa • Regional → Durham • Provincial → Ontario • National → Canada • Worldwide → Global Five Focus Areas for Geographers 1) Why things are located where they are. 2)Geographical systems; that shape our world. 3) Interactions between people and the environment within they live. 4) Global Connections; between regions and other countries. 5) Special tools and skills geographers use (like mapping

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    they got there *Fundamental Geographical Concepts * Place * Location – absolute & relative * Latitude: Angular distance on the surface of the Earth measured North/South of the equator * Longitude: Angular distance on the surface of the Earth measured East/West of the equator *Equator is always at 0° latitude * Region * Distribution in Space * Distance * Scale * Time & Temporal Change * Earth-human relationships GPS determines position based on

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    Governor Andres Pascual College  1045 M. Naval St.‚ San Jose‚ Navotas City    4TH QUARTERLY EXAMINATION in SCIENCE GRADE 8  S.Y. 2014 ­ 2015  Name: ​                                                                     ​   Date: ​                                   _​  Score: _______  Grade Level & Section: ​                                       _​   Teacher: ​                             _​  Rating: ______    INSTRUCTION: On the space given before the number‚ write the letter of your choice. Read 

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    and ideas; phenomena between areas Anthropogenic: Caused or produced by humans Absolute location: Position on Earth’s surface using the coordinate system of longitude (that runs from North to South Pole) and latitude (that runs parallel to the equator).  Relative location: Position on Earth’s surface relative to other features. (Ex: My house is east of I-75).  Absolute distance: Exact measurement of the physical space between two places.  Relative distance: Approximate measurement of the physical

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