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A: The Earth's landscape is very dynamic and constitutes many layers of geological components.

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A: The climate of Earth has never been consistent since the synthesis of the planet.  

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A: Capillary action refers movement of water through any porous absorbing material.

Q: Briefly describe the process of advection in the atmosphere.

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