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    4th Q Lesson 1 Science 7

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    This document provides information about locating places on Earth using the coordinate system of latitude and longitude. It begins with definitions of latitude and longitude and mentions that the document contents will include the terrestrial globe, continents, oceans, cardinal points and studies about the terrestrial globe through the years. It also includes some data about planets like Mars, Venus, Mercury, and Saturn.

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    4th Q Lesson 1 Science 7

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    This document provides information about locating places on Earth using the coordinate system of latitude and longitude. It begins with definitions of latitude and longitude and mentions that the document contents will include the terrestrial globe, continents, oceans, cardinal points and studies about the terrestrial globe through the years. It also includes some data about planets like Mars, Venus, Mercury, and Saturn.

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    4th Q Lesson 1 Science 7

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    Locating Places of the

    Earth Using
    Coordinate System:
    Latitude and
    Longitude
    Table of contents

    You can describe the topic of You can describe the topic of
    the section here the section here
    01
    Definition
    You can enter a subtitle here if you need it
    Whoa!
    This can be the part of the presentation where you
    introduce yourself, write your email…
    What is the terrestrial globe?
    Mercury is the closest planet to the Speaking of craters, many of them
    Sun and the smallest one in the entire were named after artists or authors
    Solar System. This planet's name has who made significant contributions to
    nothing to do with the liquid metal, their respective fields. Mercury takes
    since Mercury was named after the a little more than 58 days to complete
    Roman messenger god. Despite being its rotation, so try to imagine how
    closer to the Sun than Venus, its long days must be there! Since the
    temperatures aren't as terribly hot as temperatures are so extreme, albeit
    that planet's. Its surface is quite not as extreme as in Venus, and the
    similar to that of Earth's Moon, which solar radiation is so high, Mercury has
    means there are a lot of craters and been deemed to be non-habitable for
    plains humans
    Do we need to study the globe?

    Do you know what helps you make your point


    clear? Lists like this one:
    ● They’re simple
    ● You can organize your ideas clearly
    ● You’ll never forget to buy milk!
    And the most important thing: the audience won’t
    miss the point of your presentation
    Some essential elements

    North Pole South Pole


    Mercury is the closest planet to Venus has a beautiful name and
    the Sun and the smallest one in is the second planet from the
    the Solar System—it’s only a Sun. It’s hot and has a
    bit larger than the Moon poisonous atmosphere
    Characteristics of the globe

    Tridimensional Spherical Topographic


    Mercury is the closest planet Venus has a beautiful name Despite being red, Mars is
    to the Sun and the smallest of and is the second planet from actually a cold place. It’s full
    them all the Sun of iron oxide dust
    The geographic coordinates

    Length Latitude
    Despite being red, Mars is Venus is the second planet from
    actually a cold place the Sun. It’s a hot place

    Meridians Parallels
    Jupiter is the biggest planet of Saturn is a gas giant and has
    them all several rings
    Others parts of the globe

    Antarctic
    Arctic Circle The Equator Circle
    Mars is actually a very Venus has extremely Neptune is the farthest
    cold place high temperatures planet from the Sun

    Capricorn Greenwich
    Tropic Meridian Cancer Tropic
    Mercury is the closest Saturn is a gas giant Jupiter is the biggest
    planet to the Sun with several rings planet of them all
    02
    Continents
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    Awesome
    words
    “This is a quote, words full of wisdom
    that someone important said and can make
    the reader get inspired.”
    —Someone Famous
    A picture is worth a
    thousand words
    03
    Oceans
    You can enter a subtitle here if you need it
    Who invented
    the globe?
    Images reveal large amounts of data,
    so remember: use an image instead
    of a long text. Your audience will
    appreciate it
    1491
    Was the date when Martin Behaim (1459-1507) built
    the first terrestrial sphere
    9h 55m 23s
    Jupiter's rotation period

    333,000
    The Sun’s mass compared to Earth’s

    386,000 km
    Distance between Earth and the Moon
    Percentages in the terrestrial globe

    29% 71%

    Continents Oceans
    Mercury is the closest Venus has a beautiful name
    planet to the Sun and the and is the second planet
    smallest of them all from the Sun
    04
    Cardinal points
    You can enter a subtitle here if you need it
    Studies about terrestrial globe
    Venus
    Venus is the second planet
    from the Sun

    Mercury
    Mercury is the closest
    planet to the Sun

    Mars
    Despite being red, Mars is
    a very cold place
    The globe through the years
    Venus is the second planet Despite being red, Mars is
    from the Sun a very cold place
    Venus Mars

    1492 1565 1897 2022

    Mercury Jupiter
    Mercury is the closest Jupiter is the biggest
    planet to the Sun planet of them all
    Some data about the globe

    Mars Venus
    Mars is actually a very Venus has extremely
    cold place high temperatures

    Mercury Saturn
    Mercury is the closest Saturn is a gas giant
    planet to the Sun and has several rings

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