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How does nuclear energy benefit us?
Nuclear energy benefits us with electricity.
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What is weather?
It is a change in local conditions such as temperature, pressure, precipitation, and humidity.
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What type of scientist studies the atmosphere and its conditions?
A meteorologist.
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What is temperature?
It is a change in climate locally, the conditions are either warm or cool climates.
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How is wind power really hard to obtain?
Because it depends if its windy out that day, or if there is any room to put a wind turbine at all.
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Who is Gabriel Fahrenheit?
He is the one who invented the Fahrenheit scale.
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Who is Anders Celsius?
He is the one who invented the Celsius scale.
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How does temperature change with atmospheric pressure?
When ever the temperature is cooler outside, the air pressure is higher, while whenever the temperature is warmer, the air pressure is thinner.
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What is waters normal pressure or psi?
14.7psi
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How does wind effect temperature?
It makes the air feel cooler outside than what it really is.
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How does humidity effect temperature?
It makes it warmer outside than what is really is.
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What is the name of the devise used for measuring water pressure?
A barometer
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What is a chill factor?
It is the possibility of it freezing either overnight or over the day time.
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What is precipitation?
It is rain or any other type of liquid falling from the sky.
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What moves temperature and air around?
The high speed of winds.
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What is the coriolis effect?
It is high pressure and low pressure winds, that combined together create large contour lines, which then create winds like no other cyclone.
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What is the friction effect?
The friction effect is where when two winds rub against each other and creates alot of friction.
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What is a cloud?
It is an object that holds water.
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What is deicing?
It is where a machine sprays special chemicals and keeps ice from forming on aeroplanes.
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What is freezing rain?
It is where rain freezes as it falls, and creates what is known as hail and sleet.
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What is dew?
It is a moisture build up on the ground from humidity.
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What are storms?
They are different kinds of weather that brings damage.
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What are thunderstorms?
They are storms that bring electric shocks as well as really loud noises.
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What are tornadoes?
They are large gusts of wind that causes severe damage if strong enough.
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What are hurricanes?
They are large water spouts, that blow moisture in the air.
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What is the first non planet object that comes to mind?
Pluto
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What is planet "x"?
It was know back in the early 30's as planet x, but now it is know as pluto.
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What is a asteroid?
It is a floating space rock that usually takes formation in with others.
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What is the Asteroid Belt?
It is a floating ring of rocks that sets between the mars and Jupiter.
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What are the key features of a Comet.
The Nucleus, Coma, Dust Tail, Ion Tail.
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What is a crater?
It is what is caused by a meteor when it impacts the surface of moons or planets.
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How many other dwarf planets are there besides pluto.
11
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What is a light created transit.
It is where 7000 years ago people were still able to see stars, no matter how long it took light to reach earth.
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