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the graph shows the temp from over the years. we can see the graph change heavily and then stays normal.

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This graph shows us the the change in [y axis] in [units] at the Vostok station in [location] over the course of [x axis]
Hint: LOOK at ALL the info on the graph, not just the datapoints!

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the graph shows a change at vosotok station in the area over the years.

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The graph shows us how the air temperatures from Vostok Ice Cores (in Degrees Celsius)  in the past 400,000 years.

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The graph shows us that average  temperature is either going down or up in antartica.

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The graph is showing us the degrees in Celsius Antarctica for the past 400,000 years

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This graph show the different temperatures over the years in Antarctica coming from the ice cores. We can see the graph sometimes changing drastically and other times it's steady. These changes sure do happen over years but they still can change quickly.

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The graph shows us how the temperatures have changed over the years

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This graph shows us the the change in Degrees (Celsius) at the Vostok station in Antarctica over the course of 400,000 years.

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This graph shows the temperature (Celsius) over the years in Antarctica

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This graph shows the temperature (Celsius) over the years in Antarctica

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they record the temp everyday and write it down. and in the past when they never really checked it they either estimated it or guessed it.

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the graph shows us Vostok ice core temperatures over 400,000 years in Celsius. The high temperatures are most likely in summer and the lows are most likely in winter season (x value= time, y value = temperatures)

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They obtained it by drilling into the earth and finding ice to use, then waiting for it to melt, from there you take the temp. Another thing is, this graph can be seen as predictable. The graph, around 2011 just spiked up but I have a feeling that over the next few hundred years, it will average out at a lower temp then spike back up again.

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They obtained this information by drilling for ____ and measuring the ratio of [atomic isotope] to [atomic isotope] in the ___. The ratio between these two indicate the [data being presented in the graph]
(Use Google! Link your source!)

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they got the info by checking the weather every day.

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They obtained this by deep ice-core drilling. They drilled down into the ice sheet/glaciers and recovering ice from ancient times to be able to determine the past changes in the atmosphere.

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the different seasons and

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This graph shows the temperature of the ice cores over the years

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they obtained the temperatures by drilling into the ice

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they obtained the temperatures by drilling into the ice

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-Charles

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They obtained this information by checking the temperature everyday

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It can probably change from the seasons going into the heat then into the cold freezing weather. i think it can be that explination.

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They obtained the information by drilling into the earth to find ice cores. The scientists want to find ice cores, because ice cores can help them study regional climate variablity. To find past temperatures from ice cores, scientists use the oxygen isotope ratio, measuring the ratio of 16o oxygen isotope to 18o oxygen isotope.

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they obtain information by drilling inside to the earth to be able to find measurement of the temperature.

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they get this data by getting the temperature annually, they get this data by drilling into the earth and measuring 

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they get this data by getting the temperature annually, they get this data by drilling into the earth and measuring 

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The changes in seasons can effect the temp and cause this change. As to make it warmer or colder and that's why we see spikes and drops in temp throughout the chart.

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global warming/climate change or different seasons. Another reason could be more sunlight

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Climate change and the changes in the season can both affect the temp and cause the changes.

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The graph is the degree Celsius of the ice core during the years before 2011.

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they got the info from checking the temperature

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They collect this data by digging into the earth to find ice cores. Scientist use ice cores to find out what the past temperature have been like for the past 400,000 years.

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Changes in the season can affect the temperature and cause changes

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They get this information by drilling into the earth so they can search for ice cores then use the ice cores to study the temperature it had in previous years.

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global warming

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My birthday is in the summer, and I really like when it's warm, so I ask the Earth nicely to be warm around the time of my birthday, and then it has to balance out over the course of the year so in the winter it gets cold

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Sometimes. Here in New England, the weather does whatever it wants. For example, in November earlier this year, it was about 70 degrees out. It is currently the 17th and it's about 40 degrees. That's a huge difference, but it's not always like this, so "sometimes" feels like an accurate answer. This can be because maybe a lot of things change like cloud cover precipitation, the way the Earth faces the sun, etc. All these factors contribute to the temp and if they all change overnight then the temp can change drastically.

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I don't experience big temperature changes, but as seasons change it will slowly change the temperature warmer/colder. But sometimes it can snow one day and the next day could be 70 degrees f. I think this happens because weather affects temperature and sometimes weather can be very random.

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the graph shows the temperature of the ice cores and tracking the degress 

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the graph shows the temperature of the ice cores and tracking the degress 

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Kevin

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it could change global warming/climate change

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it could change global warming/climate change

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It is caused by the different seasons because for each season the temperature changes drastically. The reason the temperature changes so much is because the suns rays are hitting the earth in the summer time, but in winter the sun is hitting the earth at an angle so it would provide not much heat at all.

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The graph is showing us how the air temperatures of the ice cores and how it the temperatures changing over the years

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During Summer, the Sun's rays hit the Earth at a steep angle which causes an increased amount of energy hitting any given spot since it doesn't spread out. During Winter, the Sun's rays hit the Earth at a shallow angle, so the rays are more spread out; which minimizes the amount of energy hitting any given spot.

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They obtained it by drilling into the earth to get the temperature. the scientists wanted the ice cores for extra research on the temperature

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yes during different seasons the temperature is very different but over the years it isn't always consistent, global warming/climate change is most likely the cause of the temperature increasing and not as cold and freezing weather than it use to be like.

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yes during different seasons the temperature is very different but over the years it isn't always consistent, global warming/climate change is most likely the cause of the temperature increasing and not as cold and freezing weather than it use to be like.

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They got this information by drilling inside of the

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They get the info by frequently   checking the tempature and getting information

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It is warmer in the summer because the earth is closer to the sun's rays giving off more heat.

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The way the sun faces the Earth or the way it hits it, causes the change in temp and either makes the Earth nice and hot or it cools it down.

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They got the information by drilling into the ice and checking the air temperature at the time of when the ice froze

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The only time I experience big temperature changes is by the seasons, mainly summer because the sun's ray is facing the earth in the summer causing it to be the hottest time in the year.

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This is caused because of the temperature changes of each season. During the summer more of the sun's rays start hitting the earth and this makes the temperature start to heat up. The earth starts to cooldown because of the radiation of space.

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The graph is showing us an example of how the ice cores and the tempature and how they change through out time.

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There is many times where the weather in hartford was really warm then just rappedly turned really cold for no good reason.

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its all about the tilt of the earths axis, people believe the cause is because the earth is tilted further away from the sun but in January the sun is closest to the sun, and in July the sun is furthest from the sun. For example when the south pole tilts toward the sun it is winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and when the north pole tilts toward the sun it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

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its all about the tilt of the earths axis, people believe the cause is because the earth is tilted further away from the sun but in January the sun is closest to the sun, and in July the sun is furthest from the sun. For example when the south pole tilts toward the sun it is winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and when the north pole tilts toward the sun it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

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I don't experience a lot of changes in temperature where I live other then the temperature dropping because of the season. What I think causes the temperature to drop is the way the earth is facing the sun.

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It shows the average annual temperature trending upwards due to global warning
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In summer the sun's rays faces the earth and causes the high temperature. The sun's rays faces earth at an angle when it is winter causes it to be cold.

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I think it's because of the way the earth rotates around the sun and is also because of the way the sun's rays are hitting the earth. The sun's rays give energy to the earth and this causes it to start heating up. The temperature starts to drop in the winter because of how much of the sun's rays are hitting the earth and because of the radiation of space.

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the cool down in the winter is caused because the earth rotates around the sun and it's axis is at an angle this is what causes the warm up in the summer and the cool down in the winter. the cool down happens when the earth is farthest away from the sun the warm up happens because the earth is closest to the sun.

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By drilling into the ice recourses to accurately find the temperature of each layer of ice

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It is warmer in the summer because the earth is closer to the sun's

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it can change by seasons

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They obtained this information by using a ice penetrating radar  and also watching to see if the ice makes changes.

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Yes because in the place where we happen to live, New England, the temperature changes every day like no other region of america

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The only time I experience big temperature changes is by the seasons

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the change of the temperature

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by drilling into the ice they can find out how safe it is depending how thick the ice is

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One reason why this kind of cyclical change could happen is seasons. Every time the season changes, the (average) temperature changes drastically. During some seasons, the sun's rays hit the earth at a steeper angle (because of the earth's tilted rotation around the sun), and thus recieves more heat, while during some seasons, the sun is tilted at a more shallow angle resulting in colder weather.

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Usually the weather changes occording to the season we are in, but sometimes it changes up out of no where so you can't ever determine what the weather is going to look like the next day.

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Not really. The only time I've every seen temperature changes are during different seasons. Maybe that's because I haven't been alive long enough to see dramatic changes that have been caused by climate change.

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When the earth is close to the sun the part of the earth will turn warm and it will turn summer in that one area. The oppisite for when it turns winter. it cools down by going to the less hotter place in the sun. The sun rays can change anytime it wants to that explains how it turns warm in the middle of winter.

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The graph shows us how the air temperature from Vostok ice cores changed years before 2011.

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Could be the changes of season because for example the warming the sea surface the temp from climate change forcing a different temp between the climate change of winter and summer.

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I haven't experienced any drastic changes in temperature (at least where I live). The biggest temperature changes that I face where I live is changes made by the seasons changing. I think that as time goes on, I will begin to realize just how much of an effect these small changes have had on the world's climate.

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In one year we have 4 season where it gets colder and warmer that is why the graph is always moving up and down with the temperature along the time without us doing anything so that is the earth changing it's own climate

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no i dont except for when the seasons change

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What causes Cyclical changes I think is the change in the different season. Which will cost the temperatures to go up and down

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This has to do with the earths tilt and how it's more torwards the sun so it then makes it hotter, In the winter the we are tilted away from the sun so therefore it becomes colder in the winter.

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it causes it to warm up in the summer because the earth rotates around the sun and the earth is closest to the sun during summer and farther away during winter

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the graph shows how the temperature from vostok station antartica before 2011

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What causes it to warm up in the summer and cool down in the winter is that the earth rotates once 365 days and its tilted during this rotation so sometimes your getting more direct sun so it hotter or less sun when its colder.

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Yes in New England you experience big changes all year around because from September to October you'll see the temperatures drop drastically and they go from 70 and 80 to 50 and 40 . But recently last week it was 70 degrees so yes were we live we experience big changes.

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I haven't but when the seasons are changing you we realize that the temperature is changing fast

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The earth's tilted axis is the reason why the earth warms up in the summer and cool down in the winter. Many people mistakenly think that the reason why it is hottest in the summer is because the earth is closest to the sun in the summer, but that is incorrect. The earth is actually farthest from the sun in July and closest in January. In the summer, the sun's rays hit the earth at a steeper angle, meaning that the light doesn't spread out as much and the amount of energy is more focused (on any area). In the winter, the sun's rays are more shallow and more spread out. Resulting in the amount of energy that hits any area, reduced/minimized.

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We have 4 seasons in one year when were getting different amounts of direct sun so it's hotter and colder that's it going up and down.

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no because only when the seasons are changing that when went when a temperature changes occur. I think maybe of i was i little older i would be able to see or have an theory of of climate change

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what causes the temperatures to change is that the earth rotates 365 days and what happens is during summer are side of the earth is facing the sun. And then during winter are side of earth is turned away. 

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what causes the temperatures to change is that the earth rotates 365 days and what happens is during summer are side of the earth is facing the sun. And then during winter are side of earth is turned away. 

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Kevin

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Because we are farther from the sun

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The tempatures change due to the season and how much of the sun we are facing at the time.

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Yes we do experience changes because one day it 70 degrees then 30 the next.

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it gets hotter because the way the sun is pointing at us when the earth is moving

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The earth is titled in it's axis which causes the earth to warmer in the summer .In the winter the earth is less titled which makes winter more cooler.

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by drilling in the ice to find out how safe it was

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Winter, the Sun's rays hit the Earth at a shallow angle, so the rays are more spread out