Earth Science is an interdisciplinary field that studies the Earth, its composition, structure, processes, and the various systems that operate within and above it. This branch of science encompasses several sub-disciplines, including geology (the study of Earth’s solid materials), meteorology (the study of the atmosphere and weather phenomena), oceanography (the study of oceans and their processes), and environmental science (the study of interactions between the environment and human activities). Earth Science aims to understand the physical, chemical, and biological processes that shape the planet and its various systems over time, and it also addresses issues related to natural resources, natural hazards, and climate change. By utilizing observational data, experimental methods, and theoretical models, Earth Science provides insights into how Earth functions and how its systems are interconnected.
Fram2 mission marks a significant milestone in commercial space exploration, orbiting Earth via the poles. Led by entrepreneur Chun Wang and featuring a diverse crew, it symbolizes human innovation and…
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