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Q: What is declination? Discuss the degree of declination of the Moon and Sun relative to Earth’s…

A: First of all in order to understand the concept of declination, we must be knowing the difference…

Q: Would ocean tides exist if the gravitational pull of the Moon (and the Sun) were somehow equal on…

A: Ocean tides are due to difference between gravitational pull by sun and moon on earth surface.

Q: Choose the best answer to the following: Atmospheric pressure is due to the weight (a) of the…

A: Atmospheric pressure is the force per unit area applied against a surface by the weight of the air…

Q: How do centripetal forces and gravitation forces interact to produce the tides?

A: How do centripetal forces and gravitation forces interact to produce the tides?

Q: . An astronaut has a mass of 68 kg, what is the weight of the astronaut on earth at sea level? What…

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Q: Compare Wave Energy and Tidal Energy with the necessary explanation and neat diagram. Dont write by…

A: What is wave energy? Wave energy, also known as ocean energy is defined as energy harnessed from…

Q: Calculate the change of the rotation of the earth if the ice at Antarctica is melting. Assume a…

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Q: Why are all tides higher at the time of a full or new Moon?

A: The tides in the ocean are one of the explicit evidence of the effect of gravitational force between…

Q: what would atmospheric circulation would we predict if earth was spinning faster

A: Atmospheric circulation is the large-scale movement of the air.

Q: When do spring tides occur?

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Q: How does the spinning of the earth on its axis affect the distribution of energy and moisture?

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Q: Why are all tides greatest at the time of a full Moon or new Moon?

A: The tides are formed because of the gravitational pull between the moon and the Earth At the time of…

Q: In December does the northern hemisphere tilt towards or away from the sun?

A: Earth's tilt's inclination in space does not shift during the year; hence, in June, the Northern…

Q: What is meant by Apogee and perigee, Eccentricity? How do we calculate them?

A: Apogee means the furthest distance the Moon or a satellite gets from Earth in its orbit. A=a(1+e)

Q: How do the paths of air masses on a stationary globe compare with the paths of air masses on a…

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Q: the airpressr 3. What are the two main reasons air pressure changes? device that measures re. 4.…

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Q: Find the pressure and density at standard atmospheric conditions.

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Q: Winds are caused by the rotation of the sun. Select one: True False

A: Wind is the natural movement of air or other gases relative to the surface of a planet. Winds are…

Q: In 2-3 sentences, explain why some oil drops go up and other go down. Type your two/three sentences…

A: Why have some of the droplets stopped moving? Oil drops that are moving up either contain many…

Q: What is Coriolis force?

A: In physics, the coriolis force is an inertial or fictitious force that acts on objects moving within…

Q: The Moon exerts a torque on Earth's tidal bulge.  Although the tides are raised in part by the Moon…

A: Torque or the moment of the force is the measure of the force that will cause an object to rotate…

Q: surface of the alien planet. Assume the planet has a negligible atmosphere. (Enter the magnitude in…

A: Given: Height of the counter, h = 1.24 m Distance between the base of the counter and the floor, x =…

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Q: When is the daily tidal range greatest?

A: The height difference between high tide and low tide is Tidal range .

Q: If you weigh 170.0 lb at sea level, how much would you weigh at the top of Mt. Everest? Assume the…

A: Given: Weight of person at sea level, F=170.lb Radius of earth, R=4000 miles Height of Mt. Everest,…

Q: If you weigh 170.0 lb at sea level, how much would you weigh at the top of Mt. Everest? Assume the…

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Q: Construct a time series graph to show how insolation received at 0o latitude at the top of Earth’s…

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Q: How much does the sky weigh?

A: the sky weighs 14.7 lbs per square inch of earth surface which is roughly 11 billion billion pounds.…

Q: What is a neap tide?

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If youwant any…

Q: The weight of the atmosphere above 1 m2 of Earths surface is about 100,000 N. Density, of course,…

A: The mass of the sir 1m2 of earth surface is,

Q: tance from the moon to earth is about 239,000 miles. How many pennies 2hould need to be in a stack…

A: Given:- The distance from the moon to earth is about 239,000 miles.  Find:- How many pennies Should…

Q: Calculate the Coriolis acceleration acting on a parcel of air that is moving westward with velocity…

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Q: The surface gravity on the Moon is about 1/6 that of the Earth. If you weigh 220 lb on a scale on…

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Q: How does the moon affect the tides?

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Q: When do the greatest tidal ranges occur?

A: Greatest tidal range occurs during the spring tides.

Q: Question: Which of the following captured its atmosphere gravitationally? a.) mercury b.) venus.)…

A: The earth captured its atmosphere gravitationally. Beacuse mass of earth is greater than mercury and…