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Module 3 The Earth’s Anatomy

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BUMI DAN TATASURYA

Module 3The Earths Anatomy

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EARTH COMPOSITIONCMC-SPHEREATMOSPHEREHYDROSPHEREBIOSPHERE

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Crust Mantle Core (CMC)-sphere

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Crust Mantle Core (CMC)-sphere

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Earths Interior LayersCrust: 5 - 40 km thickcontinental and oceanic

Mantlecomposed largely of peridotitedark, dense igneous rock rich in iron and magnesium

Coreiron and a small amount of nickel

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Earths Interior LayersCrust - 5-40 km thickcontinental and oceanic

Mantlecomposed largely of peridotitedark, dense igneous rock rich in iron and magnesium

Coreiron and a small amount of nickelLithospheresolid upper mantle and crustAsthenospherepart of upper mantle

behaves plastically and slowly flows

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Earths Interior Layers

Lithospheresolid upper mantle and crustAsthenospherepart of upper mantlebehaves plastically and slowly flows

broken into plates that move over the asthenosphere

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Earths Crustoutermost layercontinental (20-40 km thick)

density 2.7 g/cm3 contains Si, Aloceanic (5-10 km thick)density 3.0 g/cm3 composed of basalt

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Depth (km)cold, rigid, brittlehot, plastic = 3,3 4,3 g/cm3

hot, high pressure,rigid, brittleLiquid

45000 Csolidrocksultrabasicigneous rocks(MgO, SiO2)Fe, NiCrust Mantle Core (CMC)-sphere

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Atmosphere

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Atmosphere

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N278 %O2 21 %Ar 0,9 %CO2 0,03%Trace elements < 0,07%Mixture(metan, ozon, CO, NO, SO, HS, hidrokarbon, dll mostly polutants)Atmosphere

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Global Distribution of Water

Hydrosphere

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Hydrosphere

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Classification of Clouds

Hydro-atmosphere

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Greenhouse

Greenhouse in atmospheric scale

Module 4EARTH DYNAMICS

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EARTH DYMNAMICSRotation and orbit of the planetsThermal (from the Sun and Earth mantle) Gravitational ForceElectro-magnetic

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Orbital change

Wobble

Axial tilt change

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Distribution of day, night, and climate along the year

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Energy budget

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mW m-2 Heat Flows0 40 60 85 120 180 240 350

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Hottest and coldestplaces

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Wind Circulation

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Wind Circulation

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Syclones dan anticyclonesat low (near surface) and high attitudeLOW ATTITUDEHIGH ATTITUDE

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Isobar and Resultant Wind

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The Formation of Syclones dan anticyclones

A. Jet stream begins to undulateB. Rossby waves begin to formC. Waves strongly developedD. Cells of cold and warm air bodies are formed

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Spiral clouds

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Water motions in the Earth

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Hydrologic Cycle

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Oceanic CurrentsRedistribute heat across planet

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Deep ocean current

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Weaher and ClimateWhat is weather? What is climate? What is the difference?

Weather is locally, a certain short term atmosphere conditionClimate is combination of weather in a certain place for along term. Short term versus long term---that is how they differ

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Climates of the globe

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Greenhouse Principles

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Greenhouse

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Greenhouse in atmospheric scale

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Sheet1LAPISANKOMPOSISIKEDALAMANSIFATKerakKerak samuderaBasalt7 - 10 kmDingin, kaku, dan rapuhKerak benuaGranit20 - 70 kmDingin, kaku, dan rapuhLitosferLitosfer mencakup kerak dan mantel bagian atasBervariasi, antara kerak dan mantel berbeda komposisinya 100 kmDingin, kaku, dan rapuhMantelBagian atas mantel merupakan bagian dari litosferAstenosferKeseluruhan mantel merupakan batuan beku ultrabasa. Mineralnya bervariasi sesuai kedalamannyaBerkisar dari 100 - 350 kmPanas dan plastik, 1 atau 2 % bagian mencairBagian atas mantel sisanyaBerkisar dari 350 - 670 kmPanas, dibawah tekanan yang besar, kaku, dan rapuhMantel bagian bawahBerkisar dari 670 - 2900 kmTekanan yang tinggi mengakibatkan mineral yang terbentuk berbeda dari yang ada di mantel bagian atasIntiInti bagian luarBesi dan nikelBerkisar dari 2900 - 5150 kmCairanInti bagian dalamBesi dan nikelBerkisar dari 5150 sampat ke pusat bumiPadatan

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