Earth as a Planet — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 9 · Geography
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Earth as a Planet - Complete Overview
The map in words
- Earth as Planet
- Position in Universe
- Solar System
- Third from Sun
- Fifth largest planet
- Milky Way Galaxy
- Spiral galaxy
- Billions of stars
- Solar System
- Physical Features
- Shape
- Oblate spheroid
- Geoid form
- Bulge at equator
- Size
- 40077 km circumference
- 150 million km from Sun
- Shape
- Earth Realms
- Lithosphere
- Rocky crust
- Solid surface
- Hydrosphere
- 71 percent water
- 29 percent land
- Atmosphere
- 78 percent nitrogen
- 21 percent oxygen
- Biosphere
- Sphere of life
- All living organisms
- Lithosphere
- Life Conditions
- Perfect distance
- Not too hot
- Not too cold
- Suitable atmosphere
- Breathable air
- UV protection
- Water cycle
- Three states of water
- Continuous circulation
- Perfect distance
- Shape Proofs
- Circumnavigation
- Magellan expedition
- Round world travel
- Visual evidence
- Ship visibility
- Circular horizon
- Scientific proof
- Satellite images
- Lunar eclipse shadow
- Circumnavigation
- Position in Universe
Earth as a Unique Planet - Key Features
The map in words
- Earth as Unique Planet
- Position in Solar System
- Third from Sun
- 150 million km distance
- Perfect temperature
- Part of Milky Way
- Three Realms
- Lithosphere
- Solid rock crust
- Land areas 29%
- Hydrosphere
- Water bodies 71%
- Oceans seas lakes
- Atmosphere
- Air envelope 1600km
- 78% Nitrogen 21% Oxygen
- Lithosphere
- Shape and Proofs
- Oblate Spheroid
- Flattened at poles
- Bulge at equator
- Scientific Evidence
- Ship visibility
- Lunar eclipse
- Satellite photos
- Oblate Spheroid
- Life Supporting Conditions
- Optimal distance from Sun
- Protective atmosphere
- Water cycle
- Magnetic field protection
- Position in Solar System
Earth as a Planet - Complete Overview
The map in words
- Earth as Planet
- Unique Features
- Third from Sun
- Fifth Largest
- Only Planet with Life
- Blue Planet
- Earth Spheres
- Lithosphere
- Solid Rocks
- Earth Crust
- Hydrosphere
- 71 Percent Water
- Oceans Rivers Lakes
- Atmosphere
- 78 Percent Nitrogen
- 21 Percent Oxygen
- Biosphere
- Life Zone
- Interaction Area
- Lithosphere
- Earth Shape
- Oblate Spheroid
- Flattened Poles
- Bulged Equator
- Geoid Shape
- Caused by Rotation
- Oblate Spheroid
- Life Conditions
- Right Distance
- Suitable Temperature
- Life Supporting Atmosphere
- Water Cycle
- Unique Features
Earth as a unique planet in the Solar System
The map in words
- Earth as a unique planet in the Solar System
- Earth in the Solar System
- The Solar System
- The Milky Way
- Shape of the Earth
- Proofs of Earth's shape
- Realms of the Earth
- Lithosphere
- Hydrosphere
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