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The Earth is our planet, with 75% covered in water and 25% in land. The atmosphere surrounds the Earth and is a mixture of gases like oxygen that is necessary for life. Water exists in different states as ice, liquid, and vapor and is found in oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, and underground. The weather on Earth depends on factors like wind, sky conditions, temperature, and rainfall and differs between seasons.
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Ch 2 SST Movement of the earth std 4 day 1
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- 1. UNIT 9UNIT 9 OUR PLANET:OUR PLANET: THE EARTHTHE EARTH
- 2. Earth
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- 6. AirAir
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- 9. WaterWater
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- 14. WeatherWeather
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