1. astronomy the study of the earth's atmosphere and the processes that produce weather and climate conditions 2. geology the study of the earth's oceans 3. hydrosphere the study of the structure of the earth, and the physical forces that continuously impact the structure of the earth itself 4. meteorology the study of the universe beyond the earth 5. oceanography the portion of the earth covered by water

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1. astronomy the study of the earth's atmosphere and the processes that produce weather and climate conditions 2. geology the study of the earth's oceans 3. hydrosphere the study of the structure of the earth, and the physical forces that continuously impact the structure of the earth itself 4. meteorology the study of the universe beyond the earth 5. oceanography the portion of the earth covered by water

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Savanah Dougherty · Answer 1

1. Astronomy - the study of the universe beyond the earth.

2. Geology-the study of the structure of the earth, and the physical forces that continuously impact the structure of the earth itself.

3. Meteorology-the study of the earth's atmosphere and the processes that produce weather and climate conditions.

4. Oceanography - the study of the earth's oceans.

5. Hydrosphere - is the portion of the earth covered by water.

Nicolas Bryan · Answer 2

1. astronomy: the study of the universe beyond the earth

2. geology: the study of the structure of the earth, and the physical forces that continuously impact the structure of the earth itself

3. hydrosphere: the portion of the earth covered by water

4. meteorology: the study of the earth's atmosphere and the processes that produce weather and climate conditions

5. oceanography: the study of the earth's oceans

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Astronomy is concerned with celestial objects, space and the physical universe as a whole. Geology involves the study of the physical structure and substance of the earth, as well as its history and the movements that act on it. Hydrosphere refers to all the waters on the surface of the earth, such as lakes and seas, and sometimes to water over the surface of the earth, like clouds. Meteorology studies the processes and phenomena of the atmosphere, especially as a means of predicting the weather. Oceanography covers the physical and biological properties and phenomena of the sea.