Geography (Chapter 5) Areas of the Earth
The Earth is the only planet in the solar system where it is possible to have biodiversity. The soil, water, wind, heat, etc., which are essential for life, are derived from the Earth's life-giving and earth-forming elements.
The solid rock or soil layer required for the movement of living things, etc., is called the surface sky.
The atmosphere that surrounds the Earth is the atmosphere I, which contains gas, carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide in addition to our respiratory oxygen.
It is surrounded by about three-quarters of the Earth's surface water.
The most dependent region in the atmosphere, the atmosphere, and the atmosphere is the biosphere.
The Earth's four planets, namely, the celestial sphere, the atmosphere, the celestial sphere, and the biosphere, are collectively called the Earth.
Heaven:
The Earth's atmosphere is made up of different rocks and soil layers of the Earth. Most of the essential nutrients for the various plants and animals on Earth are found in these rocks and soils.
The Earth's surface is mainly divided by land and water.
Because the oceans are interconnected, their water levels are the same. Therefore, the altitudes of different places are calculated from the sea level.
The highest peak in the world, Mount Everest (6 meters high), is located in Nepal.
The deepest "Mariana" ditch in the world (depth-11022 meters) is located in the Pacific Ocean. It is so deep that the world's highest peak, Everest, will sink.
The four continents of the world, namely Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, and Australia, are separated by vast waters.
Most of the Earth's surface is located in the Northern Hemisphere and most of the water is in the Southern Hemisphere. Therefore, the North Hemisphere is called the "Earth Hemisphere" and the South Hemisphere is called the "Water Hemisphere".
Barimandal
The surface area is 24 percent, while the water level is 41 percent.
The surface water is solid, liquid, and gaseous
Apart from the oceans, oceans, lakes on the surface of the earth, snow and snowfall in mountainous areas, streams flowing in rivers and canals, stored in the ground, and stored in the atmosphere as water vapor are called barimandals.
6.2% of the total water is in the oceans and oceans, which is highly saline.
On Earth's surface, about 2.8 percent of freshwater is used for drinking water and other activities, of which about 2.8 percent is in the form of ice and groundwater.
Due to its high water content (41%), it is also known as a water planet or a blue planet.
The Earth is the only planet in the solar system where it is possible to have biodiversity. The soil, water, wind, heat, etc., which are essential for life, are derived from the Earth's life-giving and earth-forming elements.
The solid rock or soil layer required for the movement of living things, etc., is called the surface sky.
The atmosphere that surrounds the Earth is the atmosphere I, which contains gas, carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide in addition to our respiratory oxygen.
It is surrounded by about three-quarters of the Earth's surface water.
The most dependent region in the atmosphere, the atmosphere, and the atmosphere is the biosphere.
The Earth's four planets, namely, the celestial sphere, the atmosphere, the celestial sphere, and the biosphere, are collectively called the Earth.
Heaven:
The Earth's atmosphere is made up of different rocks and soil layers of the Earth. Most of the essential nutrients for the various plants and animals on Earth are found in these rocks and soils.
The Earth's surface is mainly divided by land and water.
Because the oceans are interconnected, their water levels are the same. Therefore, the altitudes of different places are calculated from the sea level.
The highest peak in the world, Mount Everest (6 meters high), is located in Nepal.
The deepest "Mariana" ditch in the world (depth-11022 meters) is located in the Pacific Ocean. It is so deep that the world's highest peak, Everest, will sink.
The four continents of the world, namely Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, and Australia, are separated by vast waters.
Most of the Earth's surface is located in the Northern Hemisphere and most of the water is in the Southern Hemisphere. Therefore, the North Hemisphere is called the "Earth Hemisphere" and the South Hemisphere is called the "Water Hemisphere".
Barimandal
The surface area is 24 percent, while the water level is 41 percent.
The surface water is solid, liquid, and gaseous
Apart from the oceans, oceans, lakes on the surface of the earth, snow and snowfall in mountainous areas, streams flowing in rivers and canals, stored in the ground, and stored in the atmosphere as water vapor are called barimandals.
6.2% of the total water is in the oceans and oceans, which is highly saline.
On Earth's surface, about 2.8 percent of freshwater is used for drinking water and other activities, of which about 2.8 percent is in the form of ice and groundwater.
Due to its high water content (41%), it is also known as a water planet or a blue planet.
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