1. Why do we need to study Earth Environmental Science?
Essential Question
Why do we need to study Earth Environmental Science?

2. Why Earth Environmental Science?
Stars like our Sun are powered by nuclear fusion.
Milky Way Galaxy, our galaxy.
Astronomy

3. 1. What is Astronomy? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3is8j4ynYd0

4. Astronomy is the study of the universe.
Stars like our Sun are powered by nuclear fusion.

5. Astronomy Vocabulary Words
Earth, motion, space, precession, nutation, barycenter, galaxy, rotates, revolves, sun, 365 days, Polaris, elliptical plane, tilted, seasons, tides, Southern Hemisphere, Northern Hemisphere, gravitational pull, surface temperature, heat, reflected, radiation, helium, nuclear fusion, hydrogen, solar energy, chemical energy, photosynthesis.

6. Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean

7. Oceanography deals with the oceans on earth and how they influence the weather.

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9. Oceanography Vocabulary Words
salinity, density, wave, current, global warming, El Nino, La Nina, sea level rise, ocean currents, gyre, pollution

10. 2. What is Oceanography?

11. Atmosphere, climate, weather, clouds, precipitation
Meteorology

12. Meteorology Vocabulary Words
atmosphere, troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, exosphere, air pressure, humidity, barometer, nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, air mass, weather systems, warm front, cold front stationary front, occluded front, cyclone, hurricane, typhoon, weather data, wind, temperature, weather, climate

13. Meteorology is the study of weather and climate.
Both weather and climate describes the condition of the atmosphere. But weather is for a shorter time , like days, and climate is for a longer time, usually 30 or more years.

14. 3. What is Meteorology? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6jIMkPwahQ

15. Geology
Layers of Sedimentary Rocks.
Geology

16. Geology Vocabulary Words
rock cycle, plate tectonics, volcanoes, earthquakes, lithosphere, sea floor spreading, oceanic subduction zone,
Benioff zone, mountains, eruption, magma, melting, ocean floor, sediment, oceanic rift zone, upwelling, rocks absolute dating, paleomagnetic evidence, crustal plates, crustal plates, heating and melting, cementing and compaction, parent material, weathering and erosion, intense heat and pressure, metamorphic rock, igneous rock, sedimentary rock, faults, plate boundaries, seismic wave, epicenter, focus, topographic maps, geologic maps, mechanical weathering, chemical weathering. agents of weathering, agents of erosion, soil formation, geohazards, landslides, avalanches, tsunami, safety precautions, mass movements, contour plowing.

17. 4. What is Geology?

18. Plate Tectonics describes the motion of tectonic plates the lead to earthquakes, volcanic eruption, subduction, and many more

19. Earth science empowers us to think globally and act locally.
5. Why study Earth Environmental Science?
Earth science empowers us to think globally and act locally.
to make sound decisions about issues important in our lives as individuals and citizens.

20. 5. Why Earth Environmental Science?
Just as Earth systems directly affect each of us, we — as individuals, communities and nations — affect our planet.
We need sustain our limited Earth resources!

21. Ecology is the study of how to protect and promote of environment.
Ecology deals with biomes like the tropical rainforest, grassland, deserts, taiga, and tundra. It also tackles issues on global warming and climate change.

22. 6. Using the five figures below, show the relationships between Earth Science, Astronomy, Geology, Meteorology, and Oceanography .

23. Using the five geometric figures below, show the relationships between Earth Science, Astronomy, Geology, Meteorology, and Oceanography.
Earth
Environmental
Science

24. Branches of Earth Science
Astronomy
Earth
Environmental
Science
Meteorology
Geology
Ecology
Oceanography

25. Environmental Science

26. Why do we need to conserve water
Why do we need to conserve water? When the amount of water on Earth is the same as the amount water during the Jurassic. Think!
Of, relating to, or being the period of geologic time from about 200 to 146 million years ago, the second period of the Mesozoic Era, in which dinosaurs were the dominant form of terrestrial animal life, and the earliest birds appeared

27. Introduction to Earth Environmental Science
Eric Angat
Teacher
PHS EES

28. Formative Assessment
1. Stars are powered by nuclear fusion. Hydrogen is the fuel of stars? What is the most abundant substance in the universe? The sun make life of Earth possible. How? 2. The oceans of earth greatly affect Earth’s weather? How? 3. Weather is the present condition of the atmosphere? Explain 4. The earth’s crust is constantly changing. How? 5. Why is there a need for global sustainable development?

29. Vocabulary Words Oceanography Meteorology Geology Astronomy
Earth Environmental Science
Star
Nuclear Fusion
Hydrogen
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear Fission
Uranium

30. Environmental Earth Sciences is concerned with all aspects of interaction between humans, natural resources, ecosystems, special climates or unique geographic zones, and the earth.

31. Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere