NES Earth & Space Science (307): Practice & Study Guide
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Course Description
Overview
This study guide is a quick and easy way to get ready for the NES Earth & Space Science exam. Our engaging video lessons and quizzes are available on any computer or mobile device for convenience and ease in studying.
Syllabus
- Ch 1. About the NES Test
- Ch 2. Development of Earth & Space Science
- Ch 3. Nature of Scientific Inquiry
- Ch 4. Scientific Data & Calculations
- Ch 5. Maps & Spatial Concepts
- Ch 6. Space Science Technology
- Ch 7. Laboratory Safety & Procedures
- Ch 8. Earth's Formation & Structure
- Ch 9. Plate Tectonics, Continental Drift & Ocean Formations
- Ch 10. Time & Dating in Geology
- Ch 11. Weathering, Erosion & Deposition
- Ch 12. Physical & Chemical Properties of Earth's Minerals
- Ch 13. Rocks & Minerals
- Ch 14. Volcanoes
- Ch 15. Understanding Earthquakes
- Ch 16. Biogeochemical Cycles
- Ch 17. Earth's Hydrologic Cycle
- Ch 18. Earth's Fresh Water
- Ch 19. Atmospheric Structure & Energy Transfer
- Ch 20. The Ozone Layer, Climate Change & Air Pollution
- Ch 21. Season & Climate Classifications
- Ch 22. Earth's Climate System: Wind, Air Masses & El Nino
- Ch 23. Weather Conditions & Severe Weather Phenomena
- Ch 24. Weather Forecasting and Analysis
- Ch 25. Characteristics of Ocean Water, Currents & Waves
- Ch 26. The Earth & the Moon
- Ch 27. The Sun's Structure, Energy & Life Cycle
- Ch 28. Celestial Orbit Characteristics
- Ch 29. Solar Radiation, Energy & Electromagnetic Waves
- Ch 30. Formation of the Solar System
- Ch 31. Celestial Bodies of the Solar System
- Ch 32. Kepler & Newton's Laws of Motion
- Ch 33. Star Types and Significance
- Ch 34. Characteristics of Stars
- Ch 35. Structure of the Milky Way Galaxy
- Ch 36. The Universe: Key Concepts & Theories
- Ch 37. NES Earth & Space Science Flashcards
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