Unit 1 - Geology on Mars Review

An evidence gradient will help you rank your evidence from leasing convincing to most convincing.

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In the flowing lava model, they used wax to demonstrate the flow of lava on a surface.

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Scientists can use claims to test their ideas and get evidence about processes in the natural world that are difficult to observe.

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Planetary geologists study the biospheres of planets in our solar system.

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Landforms can provide evidence about the past because they remain after the geologic process that formed them stop happening.

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The mysterious jelly donut object on Mars turned out to be a fungus that grew on the surface of the planet.

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When landforms on different rocky planets look similar, it is evidence that they may have been formed by the same atmospheric process.

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The Earth’s system is made up of the hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, and atmosphere.

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In the article we read and annotated, Gerya used a computer model to gather evidence about how novae are formed on Venus.

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The picture of the rock that the Curiosity took a picture of is most like the conglomerate rock sample we looked at in class.

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