In this course on Elements of Physical Geography, we delve into the fundamental aspects that shape our planet Earth. The topic encompasses various subtopics including the Earth as a planet in relation to the sun, latitude and distance, longitude and time, Earth's rotation and revolution, as well as the structure of the Earth both internally and externally.
One of the primary objectives of this course is to understand the Earth as a planet in relation to the sun. This involves comprehending how the Earth orbits around the sun, its distance from the sun, and the impact of this relationship on various geophysical processes on Earth's surface.
Latitude and its relationship with distance is another crucial aspect of our study. Latitude lines are imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator and help in determining the location of a place on Earth's surface. Understanding how latitude affects distance and climate patterns is essential in physical geography.
Furthermore, the concept of longitude plays a pivotal role in our exploration. Longitudes are imaginary lines that run perpendicular to the equator, and they are crucial in determining time zones across the globe. The association between longitude and time is a key element in analyzing global time differences and establishing standard time measurements.
Analyzing the effects of Earth's rotation and revolution is essential in comprehending various natural phenomena such as day and night cycles, seasons, and the Coriolis effect. Earth's rotation on its axis influences the length of days and nights, while its revolution around the sun determines the change in seasons.
Lastly, we address the structure of the Earth, both internally and externally. The Earth comprises distinct layers including the inner core, outer core, mantle, and crust. Understanding the composition and characteristics of these layers provides insights into geological processes, seismic activities, and the formation of Earth's surface features.
Through a comprehensive exploration of these elements, students will develop a profound understanding of the physical attributes and dynamics that shape our planet, fostering a deeper appreciation for the complexities of Earth's geography.
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Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology
Ondertitel
Understanding Earth's Processes
Uitgever
Pearson
Jaar
2014
ISBN
9780321811790
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Physical Geography: The Basics
Ondertitel
Key Concepts for Understanding the Earth
Uitgever
Routledge
Jaar
2017
ISBN
9781138686863
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Geography: Realms, Regions, and Concepts
Ondertitel
17th Edition
Uitgever
Wiley
Jaar
2017
ISBN
9781119114735
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Vraag 1 Verslag
Which of the following pairs are characteristics of igneous rocks? They
I. are stratified
II are metamorphosed rocks
III. are crystalline
IV. originate from molten magma