Earth Science

Have you ever wondered why the sun gets so orange and dark-colored around sunset at night?

A story about climate change for kids and their adults.

Unless it’s a perfectly sunny day, there will always be some clouds in the sky?

Unless you’ve been living under a rock you will have undoubtedly heard about the terrible and devastating Tsunami that hit Japan last week.

Global warming is when too much heat gets trapped in the Earth’s atmosphere, causing a disruption to our ecological systems.

You have probably heard the news about the devastating earthquake that struck the country of Haiti in January 2010.

Fossil fuels are sources of energy that come from dead organisms that underwent anaerobic or oxygen-free decomposition.

A volcano is generally a mountain where molten rock erupts through the surface or crust of the planet.

The earth is the third planet from the Sun in our solar system.

The word “ecosystem” is short for ecological system. An ecosystem is where living creatures thrive within a given area.

Crystals are rock-solid objects made of matter wherein particles form a pattern that creates its overall shape.

The constant movement of water on, above and below the surface of the Earth is called the Water Cycle.

Well –that’s what the L’s asked me last weekend so I decided to ask them right back.