TRABAJANDO EN EQUIPO

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The Geosphere 🌎🌌

The geosphere is the solid part of the Earth. Part of the geosphere is under the oceans, forming the seabed and part emerges forming continents and islands. The geosphere is formed by three concentric layers: the crust, the mantle and the nucleus. Each of the layers is made up of different materials. 2. The parts of the geosphere. The crust is the outermost part of the geosphere. It is composed of solid materials and is thicker on the continents than on the oceans. The mantle is the middle layer of the geosphere. Its temperature is higher than that of the bark. In some areas of the mantle are found molten rocks, which are called magma. The nucleus is the innermost layer of the geosphere. It is composed of iron and other metals. It has a very high temperature. It is divided into two parts: the internal and external core.

A Weather Map ⛅❄💧🌂🌈

A weather map is one in which the weather is represented at a given time for a specific region. This map allows us to explain why the time we have and predict what it will do in the following hours and days, with a very high degree of reliability for the whole country and up to a limit of three days. Weather maps are very useful for many activities, and as time changes with the passing of the hours they are continually made, and they are offered in the news several times a day.

Johannes Kepler

Interesting dates of Johannes Kepler

         

Kepler, was born in Würtemberg, Germany, the year 1571.

Johannes Kepler is an important figure in the scientific revolution. Astronomer and mathematician, known for his laws on the movement of planets in their orbits around the Sun.

In 1596, he wrote a book in which he expounded his ideas ("The Cosmic Mystery").

He was a collaborator of Tycho Brahe, astronomer of the emperor with many data of planetary observations. On October 17, 1604, Kepler observed a supernova (star) in our own Galaxy, which would later be called Kepler's star.

Later discovered three laws that astonished the world and made him the most famous astronomer of his time, through observation and measurements. He discovered the movements of the planets, but could not explain why they move around the Sun and which it is the cause that they stay in their orbits.

Kepler died in 1630 in Bavaria, at the age of 59 years.