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Earth
* 's a flat disk
  - ionosphere, they are ideal for some of the worse-case emergency scenarios
* Any earth moving involves the potential for dispersal and propagation of undesirable plants.
* Is The Battleground Of The Universe
  - Schoolhouse Of The Universe
* Most earth absorbs heat
  - sunlight
* Most earth contains clay
  - elements
  - silica
* Most earth follows circular orbits
* Most earth has atmospheres
  - capacity
  - conditions
  - cores
  - decent atmospheres
  - density
  - diameters
  - enough water
  - fields
  - forces
  - gravity
  - greenhouse effects
  - inner cores
  - intensity
  - irons
  - landscapes
  - layers
  - life
  - magnetic fields
  - mass
  - natural greenhouse effects
  - negative mass
  - nitrogen
  - other places
  - properties
  - rocky surfaces
  - seasons
  - shapes
* Most earth has solid cores
  - strong magnetic fields
  - structures
  - moves through atmospheres
  - passes through long trails
  - radiates energy
  - remains in orbits
* Some earth absorbs radiation
  - wave radiation
  - becomes water
  - blocks sunlight
  - causes dehydration
  - contains gases
* Some earth has color
  - diurnal motion
  - geographies
  - interiors
  - nickels
  - orbital motion
  - static charge
  - increases energy
  - moves through paths
* aligns with beginning of sun One earth year to sun year
  - time of sun and travels through sun,s relative point
* also belongs to the Milky Way galaxy because the Earth circles the star called the Sun.
* also has a negatively charged surface
  - represents the Mountain
* always produces the same acceleration on every object.
* appears as a sphere cut in half.
* are compounds of the element and one or more other element.
* attracts and concentrates, stable.
* ball that is rotating from West to East.
* based consumers have energy demands which vary between day and nite
  - religions want to be treated like a minority, like an ethnic minority
* blocks any direct sunlight from reaching the Moon
* blocks the Sun in a cone-shaped shadow called an umbra
  - sun's light falling on the Moon
* bursts forth with spring.
* carving of a valley surrounded by mountains with blue sky and white clouds.
* casts a large shadow on the Moon.
* ceases behaving as a point source of gravity.
* closed system which means that almost nothing new can impact our system
  - with respect to nutrients and chemicals, but open with respect to energy
* completes a single total rotation every twenty four hours.
* consists of an interacting set of processes and structures
  - layers from the crust to the core made up of varying materials and consistencies
* consumed by worms is deposited on the surface of the ground, in the form of 'castings'.
* contains a limited supply of carbon
  - both land and water biomes
* cosmic being.
* covering on walls is measured from the floor of the structure's lowest level.
* currently has a second-generation atmosphere.
* does block the full moon sometimes.
* dynamic planet of constantly interacting systems of air, water, ice, rock, and life.
* emits less energy than it receives from insolation
  - radiation at much longer wavelengths than the sun
* endures with no purpose to produce all things.
* espouses compassion as a virtue, yet is dominated by greed.
* exerts the force of gravity on all objects.
* experiences a temperature range that allows most of the water to remain as liquid or solid
  - several meteor showers per year, many with calendar precision
* faces is that of over-population by humans.
* feminine element and governs stone and knot magick.
* flows commonly occur on moderately steep slopes.
* follows a definite course and the rhythm of seasons
  - the universe
* forms the blood, the muscles, the bones, the neurological systems of all living beings.
* generates the vegetative kingdom which gives rise to food.
* goes around sun
  - through climate changes during which the amount of snow and ice on the planet vary
* habitual system.
* has Moss.
* has a changing weather pattern
  - core of molten iron-nickel
  - core, or center, that is solid and made up of mostly of iron
  - diversity of life, on the surface, underground, under ice caps, etc
  - great capacity for regeneration
  - hot, molten interior
  - huge magnetic field
  - limited amount of water
  - long history of war, oppression, and violence
  - lot of water vapor in the air
* has a magnetic field all around it
  - mild greenhouse effect - it actually keeps the average temperature above freezing
* has a modest magnetic field produced by electric currents in the core
  - by electric currents in the outer core
  - nickel-iron core
  - north pole and a south pole, seasons, day and night, that sort of thing
  - protection shield of energy around it
  - separate sphere to itself
  - active volcanoes which shoot molten lava and sooty ash out of their tops
  - air which plants and animals can breathe
  - an abundance of water
* has an atmosphere made of gases called oxygen and nitrogen
  - up of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, oxygen and water vapor
  - of composed of about nitrogen and oxygen
  - elementary communication method known as e-mail
  - orbital period of one year
  - best possible conditions
  - big oceans and a lot of water vapor in the air
  - billions of minds
  - climate conditions
* has clouds inside
  - made of water vapor
  - consciousness too
  - continents and ocean basins for that very reason
* has four large bodies of water called oceans
  - liquid water in large quantities, and large ice caps holding more water
  - lots of water, mostly in the form of oceans, rivers, and lakes
* has many kinds of climates
  - rocks and minerals on it too though
  - transmitters using thousands to millions of watts
  - multiple layers
* has no life
  - problem sinking below the water if that's what water wants it to do
* has one moon, which revolves around it
  - natural satellite
* has one of the mildest environments
  - most circular orbits in the solar system
  - satellite called the moon
  - only one moon
  - oxidize atmospheres
  - resources that have been exploited by humans
  - several processes for changing rocks
  - so much biomass that it can be roughly calculated in terms of energy
  - tectonic plates
* has the ability to be still and to build a solid base in life
  - only confirmed bodies of water in liquid form anywhere in the cosmos
  - qualities of smell, taste, colour and is gross
* has the right atmosphere
  - kind of sun
  - things that are needed for life - the right amount of sunlight, air and water
  - three main layers, crust, mantle, and a core
  - too many natural balances to keep the atmosphere in check
* has two auroral ovals, each more of less centered on the magnetic poles
  - magnetic poles, the South Pole and the North Pole
  - vast carbonate deposits in the form of limestone
* has water - Earth is alive
* hides beneath pond's surface.
* huge ball of rock.
* includes the soil and rock, the planet itself, and the animals and plants that inhabit it.
* involves the aspects of growing, nourishing, and changing.
* is about the impact of continental drift on the evolution of forest life.
* is actually a little farther from the sun when the Northern Hemisphere is having summer
  - one of the smaller planets in our solar system
  - affected by the Sun in more ways than one
* is also home to the dead
  - impossible to speed along or to stop once It gets moving
  - among the oldest of humanity's building materials
* is an application that displays a rotating Earth
  - especially concentrated residue of a supernova
  - ever-changing planet
  - inverted triangle with a line through the middle, usually black or green in color
  - ocean planet
  - open system
  - another word for dirt
* is associated in almost all the Bhuiyan rites, rituals and festivals
  - with sweet
* is at perihelion on the same day as summer solstice
  - the right distance from the Sun to have liquid water
  - bathed in energy from the Sun and new matter from space
  - believed to be almost five billion years old
  - billions of years old
* is both cold and dry
  - rare and fragile
  - brown
  - but one of several planets orbiting a single star
  - central in importance in the cosmos
  - changed over time by different natural and human forces
  - closer to the Sun than Jupiter, so it is warmer, and has developed into molten rock
* is composed of land, air, and water
  - several layers
  - concerned with practicality and material values
  - considered a stable substance
* is covered by a hazy layer of dust blown out by the impact and smoke from forest fires
  - one hydrosphere or one layer of connecting water
  - with plates of floating crust rock
  - created by gods
  - crisscrossed and layered with a system of complex divisions
  - cursed with trees, shrubs, grass, and scurrying creatures
  - distinctive because of water
  - divided into three general layers
  - dry and cold
  - essentially a closed system
  - examined from the vantage point of space
  - farthest from the Sun at perihelion and closest at aphelion
  - fertility, money, stability, strength and tranquility
  - fifteen percent silicon by mass
  - filled with animals that amaze
  - flats
  - food, material things, comfort
* is for physical well-being, strength and prosperity
  - planting crops
  - full of basins and craters that came from being struck by asteroids
  - geologically active
  - globes
  - green and blue the Sun is yellow
  - half of a double-planet system which has no true moons
* is home to a remarkable variety of organisms, which come in all shapes and sizes
  - exactly one million people
  - many living things
* is in a constant state of change, causing wildlife habitats to be altered and modified
  - the process of domesticating itself
  - just the right distance from the sun to be neither to be to hot or to cold
  - layered, with densest material in the core, lower density material in the crust
  - like a giant bar magnet with a North pole and a South pole
  - livings
* is located in a solar system that contains a nice assortment of planets
  - solar systems
  - the life zone, an area of moderate warmth around a star
  - universes
* is located near marses
  - the end of an arm at the outer edge of the Milky Way galaxy
  - locations
* is made of materials that have distinct properties and provide resources for human activities
  - out of fine particles of sand, minerals, salts and other materials
* is made up of complex, interactive systems that are often unpredictable
  - interlocking pieces of land called tectonic plates
  - land, air, water and life
  - man s oldest building material
  - many millions of years old
* is much further away from the sun, and much, much smaller than the sun as well
  - older than a few thousand years
  - no longer at the center of the solar system
  - non-toxic and completely recyclable
  - nothing but a speck of dust in the universe
  - on the ancient space trade routes
* is one of the planets orbiting a star called the Sun
  - that orbits the Sun
  - very small part of the world
  - only planet in the solar system that can have eclipses of the Sun
  - orbited by deadly radioactive meteorites
* is our home and home to all living beings
  - home, where spirit matters, and matter is an embodiment of spirit
  - position of perception to which the heavens are relative
* is part of solar systems
  - place names
  - positioned as the third planet, so our temperatures are sustainable for life
  - presently in a period in which seismic activities across the planet have increased
* is primarily a water planet
  - an oxygen, nitrogen atmosphere
  - prized when it is out of doors in a field, because there it nourishes the plants
  - probably the world's most common building material
* is represented by green, air by yellow, fire by red, and water is represented by blue
  - in any solid, heavy part of the body like fat muscles, skin and nails
  - round and spins in space
  - round, day and night taking place simultaneously
  - rumoured throughout the universe to be one of the richest and most diverse planets
  - slightly closer to the Sun during the Northern Hemisphere winter
  - small and rocky and is called a terrestrial planet
  - soil, farm land, or just the ground
  - spared from such radiation by our protective atmosphere and magnetosphere
  - split up into a number of time zones
  - structured, or cold
* is surrounded by a blanket of air called the atmosphere
  - space colonies
* is the Cosmic analog of flesh
  - body of the sentient being as well as sentient body itself
  - clockworks of all forms of spirituality
  - creation of balance
* is the element of stability and of the body
  - the material planes
  - used in healing and recovering
  - fifth largest planet and the third from the sun
  - fifth-largest planet and the third from the sun
  - first parent, and the mother is the second, giving birth through a narrow gate
  - foundation on which everything is built
  - generic metaphysical name applied to all substances within the terrestrial environment
  - insane asylum for the universe
* is the largest object in the solar system
* is the most geologically active terrestrial planet
  - suitable planet in the solar system
  - versatile of all the planets in the solar system
  - natural habitat of all life including mankind
  - oldest and most widely used building material in the world today
* is the only celestial body in our solar system with liquid water, able to sustain life
  - habitable planet in the solar system
* is the only known life-supporting planet in the solar system
  - planet that has water, making life possible
  - place in the solar system that can support life
* is the only planet in our solar system capable of supporting human life
  - solar system that can provide a home for living things
  - solar system that has vast oceans of liquid water
  - solar system that is definitely known to contain liquid water
  - solar system where humans, other animals, and plants can live
* is the only planet in the solar system known to harbor life
  - solar system that has a climate compatible with human existence
  - solar system that has solar eclipses
  - solar system to have total eclipses
  - solar system with an atmosphere that can sustain life
  - solar system with spectacular solar eclipses
  - universe known to possess life
* is the only planet known to harbor life
  - have living things on it
  - support life and to have liquid water at the surface
* is the only planet on which life exists
  - water can exist in a liquid form on the surface
  - so far known to have life
  - that can have people on it
* is the only planet that has air
  - one large natural satellite
  - oxygen Earth in the only planet with one moon
  - which supports animal and plant life
* is the only planet with a regolith
  - abundant liquid water and known life
  - intelligent life
  - known harbor life
* is the only planet with life and liquid on it
  - life, air, and water
  - tectonic processes
  - terrestrial planet with a satellite
  - pivot point for the entire universe for the end of duality
  - place where faith is worked out
  - planet of our birth
  - realm of abundance, prosperity, and wealth
* is the right distance from the sun to support life
  - simplest, cheapest, most easily worked, durable and most ancient building material
  - solid form of matter and is responsible for groundedness and solidity
  - source of nourishment and can generate all other elements
  - spiritual battleground for where ones eternal decision takes place
  - sum total of all other elements
* is the third planet away from the sun
  - from our brightly shining sun
* is the third planet from the Sun in our solar system, which includes seven other planets
  - Sun, located in between Venus and Mars
  - sun and the fifth largest
  - sun, in between planets Venus and Mars
* is the ultimate life support system
  - workout planet, offering a wide variety of natural ways to stay in shape
  - water in which it floats
  - third from the Sun and Mars is fourth
  - thought to have arisen from a cloud of gas and dust in space
  - tilted, the amount of sunlight hitting each hemisphere differs as the Earth orbits the Sun
* is two and one-half times more massive than Mars
  - thirds of a millionth of a light year from the sun
  - under threat from massive meteor showers
* is unique among the planets in that it is dynamic and changing
  - for the life it possesses in abundance
  - in our solar system in having liquid water on the surface
  - to other planets because it is the only planet known to have water
  - unlike any other planet orbiting our Sun
  - used for livings
  - very different from Mars
  - vulnerable to impacts from comets and asteroids
  - words
  - worlds
  - wrapped in a thick layer of gas that is felt as wind whenever it moves
  - yin, and sky is yang
* is, essentially, an ocean planet
  - of course, mostly a ball of rock and metals
* launching pad for humankind's voyage to the stars.
* little fatter around the equator.
* lives in a swarm of near-Earth objects of different sizes and orbits.
* living conscious entity in the universe with multiple personality disorder
  - mother, an organism
  - spaceship, floating through the sea of the universe
* looks blue when seen from outer space by astronauts.
* makes one lap around the Sun for about one year.
* material place.
* metal-rich planet endowed with an abundance of chemical elements.
* minicourse in geology and ecology.
* moderate planet with heavy erosion from atmospheric activity.
* moderately large heat sink and takes time to display the effect of various influences.
* mounds in southeastern Australia.
* mounds, generally sepulchral in purpose, exist widely throughout the older continents.
* moves around the Sun in an elliptical orbit
  - once every year
* moves faster because it is closer to the sun, taking only one year to orbit our daystar
  - in orbit than Mars
  - from positions
  - round the sun stays still
  - slightly more slowly when it's farthest from the sun
* moving equipment is used to stockpile the green waste and feed the grinding equipment.
* needs a stable environment.
* nest, and all the eggs of humanity, back in our time, are contained within it.
* now has many man-made objects orbiting it
* obtains small amounts of new water each time a volcano erupts and releases water vapor.
* only gets one-billionth of the total energy produced by the sun
* orbiting satellites are well suited to provide a global view of our climate
  - become visible when they reflect sunlight
  - make it possible to continuously monitor the world's food supplies
  - spacecraft observe phenomena that are large and global in scale
* orbits Sun, and rotates once per day about axis
  - a yellow star
  - around the sun
  - central fire
  - our Sun once each year
* orbits the Sun at a slant, which is why equinoxes and solstices happen
  - in an elliptical path
* orbits the sun and rotates on a tilted axis to create seasonal changes
  - in an ellipse, which has a shape similar to an egg
  - once a year
  - sun, of course
* passes between the Sun and the Moon Earth cast's a shadow on the Moon
* passes through the orbit of a former comet that has become strewn with debris
  - still ether, and therefore feels the ether wind
* penises are generally large, often irregularly shaped, and darkly pigmented
  - typically correspond with meat and potatoes sexual tastes
* personalities frequently like the colors of green, brown, and black.
* pities the condition of their bodies.
* place with deep blue seas And a sky that is blue and clear.
* planet among billions in our galaxy, and there are billions of such galaxies
* planet where animals and plants can live
  - there is oxygen and other elements
* plows through the dust, and the particles form meteors as they hit the atmosphere.
* produces crops by itself
  - enough food to feed three worlds equal to the Earth
  - natural phenomena like hurricanes
* provides a comfortable and temperate environment for a wide variety of living organisms.
* provides, among other things, carbon, water, and air.
* pulls down on all objects with a force called gravity.
  - into space
* receives all wavelengths of solar radiation.
* recycling planet.
* relates to spleen.
  - the same size because an equal volume of crust is consumed at convergent boundaries
* represents electrical ground and magnet represents the electromagnet used to generate tone
  - mothering qualities, harmony, receptivity, humility and servility
  - solid structures of the body
  - the solid state of matter
* revolves around sun, moon around the earth.
* revolves around the Sun because gravity keeps it in a roughly circular orbit around the Sun
* revolves around the sun counterclockwise as seen from the north
  - once per year
* rings like a bell in harmony with the solar system chords.
* rotates West to East
  - and it gets different parts of sunlight
  - as it circles the sun
  - from the west towards the east
  - fully every day
  - in-between Venus and Mars, i.e., between love and war
* rotates on an imaginary axis which runs from the North Pole to the South Pole
  - axis once per day about axis
  - once every day
  - so each part of it is in light during the day and dark at night
  - the electric current, making a dynamo and thereby producing a magnetic field
  - through water bulges
  - toward the East
* rotates, making it appear like the moon revolves around the Earth once per day.
* rotating on it's axis as it orbits the sun.
* s interior layer, composed of both solid and putty-like rock is called the mantle.
* satellite because it orbits the sun.
* school for Spiritual evolution.
* shadow moves across the moon, It's atmosphere Coloring the moon red.
* shine varies on how many clouds are in the sky.
* shines because it reflects sunlight, and clouds do most of the reflecting.
* single known planet capable of sustaining life
  - point of failure
* small planet, third from the Sun in the only system of planets definitely known to exist.
* solid state of matter whose characteristics are stability, fixity and rigidity.
* spells draw from the Earth spirit to unleash the powers of stone.
* spins as it travels around the sun
  - very quickly compared to other planets
* spins, or rotates.
* stands for soil, dust or ground
  - hard as iron, water like a stone
* store house of all kinds of energies.
* supports many forms of life - on land, in the waters, and in the air.
* sustains life because it is the fittest planet, biologically speaking
* swirling ball of flames.
* tends to move down and flames tend to leap up.
* then blocks the light of the sun and Earth casts a shadow on the moon.
* tiny speck in a huge universe.
* too has volcanoes, but is unique in having plate techtonics.
* totalitarian state.
  - much faster than Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
* usually requires some sort of processing for use in construction.
* very small part of a vast universe, but it is our home
  - tiny part of a vast cosmos
* vomits rats.
* warm planet.
* wasteland, and man is an endangered species.
* water planet, possibly one of a few in our entire galaxy
* world built off of specialness
* worms in a cubic foot of soil are a good measure of soil health.
+ Aurora: Earth sciences
  * Aurora occurs when the Sun sends off matter we call particles to the empty space. These particles are charged and contain energy, which means they contribute to electricity. Sometimes the solar wind hits Earth. Earth has a protection shield of energy around it. The magnetic field wards off most of the solar wind.
+ Blue: Colors
  * Blue is the color of the Earth's sky and sea. Earth looks blue when seen from outer space by astronauts.
+ Classical element: Ancient Greece :: Science
  * Earth is a planet. It is the planet on which we live. It is the third planet of the solar system. Earth has one moon.
  * It has only one Moon. Every 365 days it revolves around the Sun which provides light. Earth rotates so each part of it is in light during the day and dark at night. The Moon revolves but the same side of it is always facing Earth. The lunar calendar is based on this.
+ Emergency communication system, Broadcast Technologies, Infrastructure-Independent: Emergency services :: Communication
  * Because of the nature of radio wave propagation, communications made via short-wave radio can be intercepted and heard by anyone with the proper equipment and knowledge. Earth's ionosphere, they are ideal for some of the worse-case emergency scenarios. One disadvantage may be that one requires training and licensing to operate a short-wave radio, in many countries.
+ Rock cycle, Sedimentary rock
  * These processes can occur in different orders, and the cycle goes on forever. Earth has several processes for changing rocks. Wind and water can create sediment from rocks, and movement of a tectonic plate creates heat and pressure which compacts rocks into rock crystals, and eventually rock.