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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
Crossword
Across: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. |
| | Down: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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Crossword
Across: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. |
| | Down: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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