en CR Crossword 32 Accretion: The coming together of materials that formed the heavenly bodies. Asteroids: Minor planets that circle the sun in a region called the Asteroid belt. Atmosphere: A layer of gases surrounding earth that is retained by earth's gravity. Aurora: An illusive natural phenomenon that is associated with a magnificent display of light. Buttes: That is formed when hard cap rock overlies. Core: The last and the innermost layer which is separated into liquid outer core. Crust: The outermost and the thinnest layer of earth. Delta: Typically a low-lying triangular areas located at the mouth of rivers where it meets an ocean, seas or estuaries. DNA: Double-helix structure. Dunes: Are mounds or small hills made up of sand. Earthquake: Seismic waves result in the sudden release of energy in earth's crust. Fault: A planar fracture across a volume of rock as a result of earth's atmosphere. Fault plane: The area where the fault occurs. Glucose: Also known as dextrose. Halo: The large, dim region surrounding the entire galaxy. Hills: Elevated portions of lands that are formed from by geologic activities such as faulting. Hot spots: Locations on earth's surface that has experienced active volcanic activities for a long period of time. Exoplanet: A planet outside a solar system. lactose: Also known as milk sugar. Calorie: The measure of how much energy a food provides. Magnitude: The size of the earthquake that is a predominantly silt-size. Mantle: The largest layer of the earth. Mesas: Also called table mountains, are elevated areas of land. Milky way: A spiral galaxy composed of about 200 billions of stars. Minerals: Are atoms which can be used as inorganic ions. Nucleus: The center of the disk bulge. Ozone: A greenhouse gas composed of three atoms. Plains: Flats and board land areas that have the troposphere is subject to mixing due to the friction produced between earth's surface and air. Purine: Nitrogen bases thymine, cytosine, and uracil. RNA: A single-stranded. Volcano: Opening in a planet's crust Vitamins: Any organic molecule that cells cannot synthesize Glycogen: A stored carbohydrate Tsunami: A Japanese word for tidal wave

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2.	Also known as dextrose.
4.	Also known as milk sugar.
5.	Opening in a planet's crust
7.	A planet outside a solar system.
9.	An illusive natural phenomenon that is associated with a magnificent display of light.
10.	That is formed when hard cap rock overlies.
11.	Flats and board land areas that have the troposphere is subject to mixing due to the friction produced between earth's surface and air.
14.	Double-helix structure.

16.	Typically a low-lying triangular areas located at the mouth of rivers where it meets an ocean, seas or estuaries.
21.	A greenhouse gas composed of three atoms.
23.	The coming together of materials that formed the heavenly bodies.
24.	The outermost and the thinnest layer of earth.
25.	Are mounds or small hills made up of sand.
27.	A Japanese word for tidal wave
29.	Are atoms which can be used as inorganic ions.
31.	A layer of gases surrounding earth that is retained by earth's gravity.

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1.	Locations on earth's surface that has experienced active volcanic activities for a long period of time.
3.	The last and the innermost layer which is separated into liquid outer core.
6.	The area where the fault occurs.
8.	The largest layer of the earth.
9.	Minor planets that circle the sun in a region called the Asteroid belt.
12.	The size of the earthquake that is a predominantly silt-size.
13.	The large, dim region surrounding the entire galaxy.
15.	The center of the disk bulge.

17.	A stored carbohydrate
18.	Seismic waves result in the sudden release of energy in earth's crust.
19.	The measure of how much energy a food provides.
20.	Also called table mountains, are elevated areas of land.
22.	A planar fracture across a volume of rock as a result of earth's atmosphere.
26.	Nitrogen bases thymine, cytosine, and uracil.
28.	Elevated portions of lands that are formed from by geologic activities such as faulting.
30.	A single-stranded.

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2.	Also known as dextrose.
4.	Also known as milk sugar.
5.	Opening in a planet's crust
7.	A planet outside a solar system.
9.	An illusive natural phenomenon that is associated with a magnificent display of light.
10.	That is formed when hard cap rock overlies.
11.	Flats and board land areas that have the troposphere is subject to mixing due to the friction produced between earth's surface and air.
14.	Double-helix structure.

16.	Typically a low-lying triangular areas located at the mouth of rivers where it meets an ocean, seas or estuaries.
21.	A greenhouse gas composed of three atoms.
23.	The coming together of materials that formed the heavenly bodies.
24.	The outermost and the thinnest layer of earth.
25.	Are mounds or small hills made up of sand.
27.	A Japanese word for tidal wave
29.	Are atoms which can be used as inorganic ions.
31.	A layer of gases surrounding earth that is retained by earth's gravity.

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1.	Locations on earth's surface that has experienced active volcanic activities for a long period of time.
3.	The last and the innermost layer which is separated into liquid outer core.
6.	The area where the fault occurs.
8.	The largest layer of the earth.
9.	Minor planets that circle the sun in a region called the Asteroid belt.
12.	The size of the earthquake that is a predominantly silt-size.
13.	The large, dim region surrounding the entire galaxy.
15.	The center of the disk bulge.

17.	A stored carbohydrate
18.	Seismic waves result in the sudden release of energy in earth's crust.
19.	The measure of how much energy a food provides.
20.	Also called table mountains, are elevated areas of land.
22.	A planar fracture across a volume of rock as a result of earth's atmosphere.
26.	Nitrogen bases thymine, cytosine, and uracil.
28.	Elevated portions of lands that are formed from by geologic activities such as faulting.
30.	A single-stranded.

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