This document provides an overview of various topics in earth science, including different branches of earth science like geology, oceanography, meteorology, astronomy, and environmental science. It also discusses scientific concepts like ecosystems, geochemistry, cartography, and the greenhouse effect. Additionally, it outlines the scientific method and its 7 key steps: making observations, asking questions, forming hypotheses, testing hypotheses, analyzing results, drawing conclusions, and communicating results. Finally, it discusses models, theories, and units of measurement in earth science like the SI system and concepts like global warming, its potential effects, and the role of the greenhouse effect.
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1. Chapter 1 The World of Earth Science Branches of Earth Science Section 1
19. Chapter 1 The World of Earth Science The Scientific Method in Earth Science Section 2
20. The Scientific Method A series of steps that scientists use to answer questions & solve problems
21. The Scientific Method The Scientific Method involves 7 steps: Make Observations Ask a Question Form a Hypothesis Test your Hypothesis Analyze the Results Draw Conclusions Communicate the Results
22. The Scientific Method Make Observations - You observe something in the material world, using your senses or machines which are basically extensions of those senses. AHLook at this!
23. The Scientific Method Ask a Question - You ask a question about what you observe. State the problem or question.
24. The Scientific Method Form a Hypothesis - You predict what you think the answer to your question might be
25. The Scientific Method Test your Hypothesis - You figure out a way to test whether hypothesis is correct. The outcome must be Measurable. Record and analyze data.
26. The Scientific Method Analyze the Results - You do the experiment using the method you came up with and record the results. You repeat the experiment to confirm Your results by retesting.
27. The Scientific Method Draw Conclusion - You state whether your prediction was confirmed or not and try to explain your results.
28. The Scientific Method Communicate Results Share what is learned with other scientists