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It's great to know how there is literally no other known life out there that we could ever know of. It's a good source of existential crisis : )

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What series of events had to occur to get Earth where it is today?
What would happen if the plates stopped moving?

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I learned these things:
- Volcanoes cause the rock cycle
- Collection is another part of the water cycle
- There's a ring of ice objects around our Solar System

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Its great to learn this type of stuff. Because we need to know what changes on earth or around the world can or will effect us in the long run. 

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Its great to learn this type of stuff. Because we need to know what changes on earth or around the world can or will effect us in the long run. 

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What if the water cycle just stopped? Could the earth get farther or and if so could that be d

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What if the water cycle just stopped? Could the earth get farther or and if so could that be d

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I learned about the water cycle and all the stages. How the grand cannon was "made." And what Atmosphere, Lithosphere, Hydrosphere make up Biosphere. 

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I learned about the water cycle and all the stages. How the grand cannon was "made." And what Atmosphere, Lithosphere, Hydrosphere make up Biosphere. 

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We live on earth so its helpful to learn how it works and how it supplies us with the necessities to live

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We live on earth so its helpful to learn how it works and how it supplies us with the necessities to live

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Can the water cycle be purposely broken?

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Can the water cycle be purposely broken?

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What would happen if we ran out of water?

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I learned that there's names for each of the elements like lithosphere, hydrosphere, etc

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I learned that there's names for each of the elements like lithosphere, hydrosphere, etc

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Also that the water cycle is forever ongoing
Finally I learned that the tectonic plates and weathering are the main causes for making mountains and other natural landforms

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that everything has a cycle

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I am learning about the water cycle, and learning the plate tectonics.

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I am learning about the water cycle, and learning the plate tectonics.

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can we do anything to give countries more water?

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the continental drift
how the grand canyon was made.

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learning about water and the cycles

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what happens if we run out of water?
what if all the water freezes would we go back to an ice age?

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plate tectonics
there is many cycles of water
70% of water is salt water

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We learned need rain

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Learned more about the water cycle.
Water gets stored underground.
Its constant.
Is there dinosaur 🤬 remains in our water?
What if all the water was freshwater.
I drink water.

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I learned that all the continents were once all stuck together

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I learned that all the continents were once all stuck together

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What would happen if all the plate tectonics crash into each other?

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What would happen if all the plate tectonics crash into each other?

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What would happen if the whole earth floods? where would we go?
would we die?

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Plate tectonics move a certain distance every year

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Plate tectonics move a certain distance every year

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70% of our water is salt water
how the grand canyon was formed

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the same amount of water stays on the earth all the time

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the same amount of water stays on the earth all the time

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1.i don't know understand what would happen if the center of the earth wasn't hot anymore.

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1.i don't know understand what would happen if the center of the earth wasn't hot anymore.

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2. if a place floods do they wait for the water to evaporate to go back to normal?

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i learned all the different names of the water cycle

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Learning where this safest place is right now. If there is a place such as Tokyo where there is always earth quakes.  

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Learning where this safest place is right now. If there is a place such as Tokyo where there is always earth quakes.  

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At what rate are the continents moving? 

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At what rate are the continents moving? 

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Will there be a day where all continents crash into each other again.

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1. Plate tectonics move a certain distance every year. 

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1. Plate tectonics move a certain distance every year. 

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2. Before the globe was all scattered with continents, all those continents used to be together. That huge continent was named Pangaea.
One plate tectonic could go under and the other over forming a volcano.

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I learned that the amount of water always stays the same on Earth

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If there is always the same amount of water on Earth then is the water that plants give off always water from Other places?
What is the percentage of freshwater is in ice burgs.

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The mount of water on Earth is always the same.
There is a collection stage of the water cycle.
There are only 5 main steps to the water cycle.

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Learning the cause of earthquakes because of the plate tectonics.

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Will there ever be more fresh water than sat water? What would happen if plate tectonics broke ?

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I learned about the external and internal factors. 70% of our water is salt water. How the grand canyon was formed

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Learning of the way countries were split due to the plate tectonics give you a reasoning on why earthquakes hurricanes etc are caused.

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In the future could there be another split of plate tectonics? Will we have more freshwater then saltwater?

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Three things I learned were the internal factors, I learned that 70% of our water is salt water. Learned about the plate tectonics and the effects.

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Learning how plate tectonics work can help since there are a lot of places that can have earthquakes.

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Can plates keep breaking apart? Is there a chance that the continents could come together again because of plate tectonics?

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Three thing I learned are how plate tectonics work, how the Grand Canyon was formed, and I learned that the amount of water on Earth is always the same.

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I like knowing that i could be drinking water that was alive during the dinosaurs.  So i liked learning about the water cycle. 

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I like knowing that i could be drinking water that was alive during the dinosaurs.  So i liked learning about the water cycle. 

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How big can plates be?  And why did Pluto get downgrade in 1996 from being a planet?  

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How big can plates be?  And why did Pluto get downgrade in 1996 from being a planet?  

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T3 new things are learned are the sun is the driving force of the water cycle, how the Grand Canyon was formed, and that there is the Kuiper belt between Neptune and Pluto.

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T3 new things are learned are the sun is the driving force of the water cycle, how the Grand Canyon was formed, and that there is the Kuiper belt between Neptune and Pluto.

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I now know how it rains and how lucky we are to have water.

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1. When pangea was a big piece of land, would that mean that there was more water before?
2. How many planets are there now, and how many planets were there before.

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3 things that I learned is, the plate tectonics, how the grand canyon was formed/created, the amount of water doesn't change but some regions dont have water.

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I now know what causes earthquakes and how plate tectonics came to be?

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When Pangaea was a thing did that whole plate move as a whole or did it stay put until something came to break it?
How do scientists see plate tectonics placed 100 years from now?

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I learned about plate tectonics, water cycle, and how the grand canyon was formed.

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It gave me a better understanding of Earth.

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How big can plates be? What would happen if there were none?

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I learned how the grand canyon was formed

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I learned how the grand canyon was formed

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I learned what caused the grand canyon.
The amounts of water that Earth has will never change.
A other understanding about plates.

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i learned how to water cycle works

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It will give me a better understanding on how the Earths works why things happen.

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When did plate tectonics start to move. Also how many plates are there on Earth.

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I learned about the water cycle
Plate tectonics
And what caused the grand canyon to form.

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a better understanding of how the plates work.
more understanding of the water cycle.

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I can explain how rain works to my younger cousins

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what would happen if the tectonic plates and water cycle stopped?
what would happen if all of the tectonic plates on earth moved at the same time?

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How water cycle works
How plates work
Amount of water never changes.

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More understanding on how earth works.

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What would happen with earth were to evolve without all the plates and the movement they do?
Why are the Tectonic plates so important?

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How all the types of plates work.
That the Grand Canyon is still changing.
That the amount of water on Earth will never change.

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How Continental plates work
How the Grand Canyon is still changing.
Amount of water on Earth never changes.

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that water is super important

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was there more planets billions of years ago then what we know already and is the moon like a shield for earth from space rocks

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It lets me learn about earth and different ways it allows us to survive.

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It lets me learn about earth and different ways it allows us to survive.

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Why are plate tectonics important?

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Amount of water on earth never changes
how the water cycle works
how Continental plates work

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how much water was in the grand canyon
plate tectonics work

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it applies to me because helped me look at the way earth works.

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it applies to me because helped me look at the way earth works.

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how the water cycles
the amount of water on earth

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It applies to me because it help understand how the earth works.

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nope

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1.  how continental plates work
2. the amount of water on earth never changes.
3. more then two-thirds of the earths freshwater is frozen.

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It helps give me the basic knowledge of the subject and Earth.

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It helps give me the basic knowledge of the subject and Earth.

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The basics of what terrestrial, gas, and dwarf planets are
the atmosphere is 78% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen and about .93-.039 other.

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the planets
and how the water cycle works

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how much water there is,plate tectonics and the planets

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how much water there is,plate tectonics and the planets

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connor hancock