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Chapter 24 Flashcards

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National aeronautics and space administration. (Ad

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Stjórn

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Water is essential for sustaining life. (E)

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Nauðsynlegur

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Water is essential for sustaining life. (S

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Viðhalda

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And the presence of warm liquid. (P

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Nærvera

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National aeronautics and space administration. (Ae)

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Flugmál

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Essential for generating life. G

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Mynda

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If plate tectonics stopped forming mountains. (P-T

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Jarðskorpuhreyfingar

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And erosion then flattened our planet. (E

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Veðrun

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There are two obvious sources of terrestrial water. (S

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Uppsprettur

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There are two obvious sources of terrestrial water. (T

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Jarð-

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Venus and Mars and he asteroid belt initially contained… (A-b

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Smástirnu belti

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Venus and Mars and he asteroid belt initially contained… (I

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Upphaflega

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Amounts of water retained during their formation. (R

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Haldið eftir

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The mass of the comets in the form of ice. (C

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Halastjarna

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So cometary impacts bring water to planetary surfaces too. (C-I

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Halastjörnu árekstrar

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So cometary impacts bring water to planetary surfaces too. (P-S

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Reikistjörnu yfirborð

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And ultraviolet radiation flux have split the water into hydroxyl radicals. (U

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Útfjólublár

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And ultraviolet radiation flux have split the water into hydroxyl radicals. (F

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Straumur, flæði

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And ultraviolet radiation flux have split the water into hydroxyl radicals. (R

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Efnahópar

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The spacecraft was placed in a high orbit around the moon. (S

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Geimfar

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The spacecraft was placed in a high orbit around the moon. (O

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Sporbraut

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A neutron spectrometer on board detected slow neutrons every time the spacecraft passed over the lunar north and south poles. (N

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Nifteind

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A neutron spectrometer on board detected slow neutrons every time the spacecraft passed over the lunar north and south poles. (Spe

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Litrófsmælir

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A neutron spectrometer on board detected slow neutrons every time the spacecraft passed over the lunar north and south poles. (D

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Uppgötva

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A neutron spectrometer on board detected slow neutrons every time the spacecraft passed over the lunar north and south poles. (L

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Tungl-

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They were produced by cosmic rays bouncing off atoms. (C-r

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Geimgeislar

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Some of the deep craters near the lunar poles are in perpetual darkness. (C

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Gígur

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Some of the deep craters near the lunar poles are in perpetual darkness. (Pe

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Eilífur

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Lunar prospector found tones of ice at the poles. (Pr

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Málmleitartæki

30
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This might be extremely useful it ever the moon is colonized. (C

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Nema land

31
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Gravitational field

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Þyngdaraflssvið

Enska 4. bekkur (15 decks)

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