science Crossword

What is a triangular shaped land form formed by the deposition of sediment by water at the mouth of a river
The process by which sediments are carried away from their original location by wind water and ice
the process of sediment building up in layers in a new place by wind water and ice
a natural physical feature on Earth's surface made of land
sediment layers being pressed together (compression) by the weight and pressure of layers being added on top
resources that can be easily replaced within a short period of time, these include water, wind/air, sunlight/heat from the Earth, animals, plants and soil
average weather pattern of a particular place over a long time
conditions of the atmosphere at a particular time and place; today, this week
the gathering or collecting of water. This includes run off, infiltration of water by the earth and ground water
liquid or frozen water that falls to the surface of the Earth from clouds in the form of rain, sleet, snow and hail
the change from gas to liquid as a result of cooling and condensing
evaporation from the leaves of plants
the process by which a liquid to a gas with water that gas is called water vapor
uses renewable resources to produce electricity; these include geothermal, wind, hydroelectricity, solar, and biofuels
equipment such as goggles, lab coats, and aprons used for protection in an experiment
the thing that changes in an experiment
the study of the natural world through observation and investigation
a hill like land form formed by the deposition of sand by wind
a large body of moving ice these are responsible for creating u shaped valleys
preserved rock that has formed in place of remains, impressions, or traces from once living plants and animals
rock that forms when layers of sediment get compressed, compacted and cemented together over millions of years
formed by water eroding sediment from a flat piece of land, has steep sides and usually has a river at the bottom
a fossil fuel formed from dead plant materials in swamps this is burned to use electricity
also called petroleum oil is a fossil fuel formed from algae and plankton in the oceans this is burned as gasoline
resources that can not be replaced with in a short period of time they take millions of years to form
the gluing together of sediment particles by minerals left behind forming sedimentary rock
nonrenewable resources: coal, oil, and natural gas. These pollute our atmosphere and are quickly running out
the breaking down of rock into smaller pieces (sediment) by wind water and ice
the line around which the Earth is tilted at 23.5 degrees
the path of an object around another object
one complete orbit of the sun or moon around the earth
the spinning of an object on its axis