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  health and science HS305. I need Help with this questions Data research. I can't  seem to get the right answers. 

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There is no evidence for a correlation between sunspot activity and weather conditions on Earth. ...

There is no evidence for a correlation between sunspot activity and weather conditions on Earth. ...

There is no evidence for a correlation between sunspot activity and weather conditions on Earth. 
True or false?

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Sunspots vary in a cycle from 7 to 17 years, averaging 11 years from a maximum to maximum peak. ...

Sunspots vary in a cycle from 7 to 17 years, averaging 11 years from a maximum to maximum peak. ...

Sunspots vary in a cycle from 7 to 17 years, averaging 11 years from a maximum to maximum peak. 
True or false?

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naturelle

Large magnetic disturbances on the Sun's surface are called sunspots and produce increased amounts ...

Large magnetic disturbances on the Sun's surface are called sunspots and produce increased amounts ...

Large magnetic disturbances on the Sun's surface are called sunspots and produce increased amounts of solar wind. 
True or false?

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naturelle

The electromagnetic spectrum of radiant energy travels in waves at the speed of light in all ...

The electromagnetic spectrum of radiant energy travels in waves at the speed of light in all ...

The electromagnetic spectrum of radiant energy travels in waves at the speed of light in all directions from the Sun. 
True or false?

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naturelle

The Sun emits streams of charged particles that are collectively referred to as the electromagnetic ...

The Sun emits streams of charged particles that are collectively referred to as the electromagnetic ...

The Sun emits streams of charged particles that are collectively referred to as the electromagnetic spectrum. 
True or false?

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naturelle

Sunspots are associated with magnetic storms. True or false?

Sunspots are associated with magnetic storms. True or false?

Sunspots are associated with magnetic storms. 
True or false?

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naturelle

Energy is liberated within the Sun's interior through a process known as nuclear fusion. True or ...

Energy is liberated within the Sun's interior through a process known as nuclear fusion. True or ...

Energy is liberated within the Sun's interior through a process known as nuclear fusion. 
True or false?

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naturelle

The modern atmosphere, with the amount of oxygen that exists today, developed as early as 600 ...

The modern atmosphere, with the amount of oxygen that exists today, developed as early as 600 ...

The modern atmosphere, with the amount of oxygen that exists today, developed as early as 600 million years ago. 
True or false?

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naturelle

The Sun and Earth formed from a collapsing cloud of dust and gas. True or false?

The Sun and Earth formed from a collapsing cloud of dust and gas. True or false?

The Sun and Earth formed from a collapsing cloud of dust and gas. 
True or false?

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naturelle

Earth is farthest from the Sun at perihelion and closest at aphelion. True or false?

Earth is farthest from the Sun at perihelion and closest at aphelion. True or false?

Earth is farthest from the Sun at perihelion and closest at aphelion. 
True or false?

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naturelle

If we can see galaxies 12 billion light years away, that means that the universe must be at least 12 ...

If we can see galaxies 12 billion light years away, that means that the universe must be at least 12 ...

If we can see galaxies 12 billion light years away, that means that the universe must be at least 12 billion years old because that is how long it took the light from these galaxies to reach us. 
True or false?

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naturelle

At the speed of light, Earth is an average of only 8 minutes and 20 seconds from the Sun. True or ...

At the speed of light, Earth is an average of only 8 minutes and 20 seconds from the Sun. True or ...

At the speed of light, Earth is an average of only 8 minutes and 20 seconds from the Sun. 
True or false?

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naturelle

Which of the following is true regarding dawn and twilight? A) Dawn and twilight last longest at ...

Which of the following is true regarding dawn and twilight? A) Dawn and twilight last longest at ...

Which of the following is true regarding dawn and twilight? 
A)  Dawn and twilight last longest at the equatorapproximately 2.5 hours. 
B)  The polar regions do not experience dawn and twilight. 
C)  6

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naturelle

According to the text, which of the following is true regarding the point of sunrise for a location ...

According to the text, which of the following is true regarding the point of sunrise for a location ...

According to the text, which of the following is true regarding the point of sunrise for a location in the northern hemisphere? 
A)  It migrates from southeast to northeast from winter to summer. 
B)  It remains fixed

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naturelle

Which of the following relationships is incorrect? A) December solstice - subsolar point at 23.5 S ...

Which of the following relationships is incorrect? A) December solstice - subsolar point at 23.5 S ...

Which of the following relationships is incorrect? 
A)  December solstice - subsolar point at 23.5 S latitude 
B)  March equinox - subsolar point at 0° latitude 
C)  June 21 - subsolar point at 23.5 N l

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naturelle

The Tropic of Cancer refers to A) the parallel that occurs at 23.5° south latitude. B) the ...

The Tropic of Cancer refers to A) the parallel that occurs at 23.5° south latitude. B) the ...

The Tropic of Cancer refers to 
A)  the parallel that occurs at 23.5° south latitude. 
B)  the location of the subsolar point on September 22. 
C)  the parallel that is the farthest northern location fo

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naturelle

Which of the following statements is true? A) December 21 = vernal equinox. B) September 22 = ...

Which of the following statements is true? A) December 21 = vernal equinox. B) September 22 = ...

Which of the following statements is true? 
A)  December 21 = vernal equinox. 
B)  September 22 = summer solstice in Australia. 
C)  March 21 = equal day and nights everywhere on Earth. 
D)&n

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naturelle

According to Figure 2.76, at what two locations would daylight last for 12 hours for all locations ...

According to Figure 2.76, at what two locations would daylight last for 12 hours for all locations ...

According to Figure 2.76, at what two locations would daylight last for 12 hours for all locations on the planet? 
A)  A and B 
B)  C and D 
C)  A and C 
D)  B and D

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naturelle

According to Figure 2.76, at what position would daylight last for 24 hours for observers located ...

According to Figure 2.76, at what position would daylight last for 24 hours for observers located ...

According to Figure 2.76, at what position would daylight last for 24 hours for observers located north of the Arctic Circle? 
A)  A 
B)  B 
C)  C 
D)  D

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naturelle

According to Figure 2.76, at what position does the Sun cross the planet's equator moving south, ...

According to Figure 2.76, at what position does the Sun cross the planet's equator moving south, ...

According to Figure 2.76, at what position does the Sun cross the planet's equator moving south, and what is the name for this position in the northern hemisphere? 
A)  position B; Spring Equinox 
B)  position B;

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naturelle

Which of the following is not true regarding rotational velocities at different latitudes? A) At ...

Which of the following is not true regarding rotational velocities at different latitudes? A) At ...

Which of the following is not true regarding rotational velocities at different latitudes? 
A)  At 90° latitude, the rotational velocity is 1452 kmph (902 mph). 
B)  At 0° latitude, the rotational velocity is 1675 kmph

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naturelle

Earth's rotation is described as A) east to west. B) north to south. C) west to east. D) ...

Earth's rotation is described as A) east to west. B) north to south. C) west to east. D) ...

Earth's rotation is described as 
A)  east to west. 
B)  north to south. 
C)  west to east. 
D)  clockwise when viewed from above the North Pole.

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naturelle

Which of the following characterizes Earth's revolution? A) It takes approximately 24 hours. B) ...

Which of the following characterizes Earth's revolution? A) It takes approximately 24 hours. B) ...

Which of the following characterizes Earth's revolution? 
A)  It takes approximately 24 hours. 
B)  It is responsible for creating the circle of illumination, and hence, day/night relationships. 
C)&nbs

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naturelle

Which of the following is true regarding daylength? A) The equator experiences at least six-hours ...

Which of the following is true regarding daylength? A) The equator experiences at least six-hours ...

Which of the following is true regarding daylength? 
A)  The equator experiences at least six-hours difference in daylength from winter to summer. 
B)  Nowhere on Earth does daylength vary by as much as 24 hours. 

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naturelle

Which of the following is true of the number of hours of daylight? A) The number of hours of ...

Which of the following is true of the number of hours of daylight? A) The number of hours of ...

Which of the following is true of the number of hours of daylight? 
A)  The number of hours of daylight includes the hours between dawn and twilight, not just the hours from sunrise to sunset. 
B)  The number of hours

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naturelle

Which of the following results from radiation imbalances at different latitudes? A) hurricanes B) ...

Which of the following results from radiation imbalances at different latitudes? A) hurricanes B) ...

Which of the following results from radiation imbalances at different latitudes? 
A)  hurricanes 
B)  global winds 
C)  ocean currents 
D)  A, B, and C 
E)  none of the a

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naturelle

At all times during the year, the circle of illumination A) divides Earth between northern and ...

At all times during the year, the circle of illumination A) divides Earth between northern and ...

At all times during the year, the circle of illumination 
A)  divides Earth between northern and southern hemispheres. 
B)  divides Earth into eastern and western halves. 
C)  separates winter from summ

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naturelle

The term "net radiation" refers to A) the total amount of energy received by Earth. ...

The term "net radiation" refers to A) the total amount of energy received by Earth. ...

The term "net radiation" refers to 
A)  the total amount of energy received by Earth. 
B)  the total amount of energy radiated by Earth. 
C)  the difference in amount of incoming and outgoing

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naturelle

On the northern hemisphere's summer solstice, the north polar region receives __________ daily ...

On the northern hemisphere's summer solstice, the north polar region receives __________ daily ...

On the northern hemisphere's summer solstice, the north polar region receives __________ daily insolation than areas nearer the equator because __________. 
A)  more; the Sun does not set 
B)  more; the Sun is hig

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naturelle

The uneven distribution of insolation by latitude is primarily a result of A) variability in the ...

The uneven distribution of insolation by latitude is primarily a result of A) variability in the ...

The uneven distribution of insolation by latitude is primarily a result of 
A)  variability in the Sun's output. 
B)  the changing distance of Earth from the Sun. 
C)  variation in the value of a w

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naturelle

The thermopause refers to A) Earth's magnetic field. B) the solar atmosphere that extends into ...

The thermopause refers to A) Earth's magnetic field. B) the solar atmosphere that extends into ...

The thermopause refers to 
A)  Earth's magnetic field. 
B)  the solar atmosphere that extends into space. 
C)  the top of Earth's atmosphere, some 480 km (300 mi.) above the surface. 

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naturelle

Which of the following sequences is arranged in order from shorter wavelength to longer wavelength? ...

Which of the following sequences is arranged in order from shorter wavelength to longer wavelength? ...

Which of the following sequences is arranged in order from shorter wavelength to longer wavelength? 
A)  infrared, visible, ultraviolet, X-rays 
B)  X-rays, ultraviolet, visible, infrared 
C)  gamma ray

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naturelle

Which of the following is not true of electromagnetic energy? A) It can travel through empty ...

Which of the following is not true of electromagnetic energy? A) It can travel through empty ...

Which of the following is not true of electromagnetic energy? 
A)  It can travel through empty space. 
B)  All wavelengths of electromagnetic energy travel at the same speed. 
C)  The visible portion of

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naturelle

The dominant wavelength of energy emitted by the Sun is A) shorter than that emitted by Earth. B) ...

The dominant wavelength of energy emitted by the Sun is A) shorter than that emitted by Earth. B) ...

The dominant wavelength of energy emitted by the Sun is 
A)  shorter than that emitted by Earth. 
B)  longer than that emitted by Earth. 
C)  the same length as that emitted by Earth.

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naturelle

The two main portions of the solar spectrum which enter the atmosphere are A) X-rays and visible ...

The two main portions of the solar spectrum which enter the atmosphere are A) X-rays and visible ...

The two main portions of the solar spectrum which enter the atmosphere are 
A)  X-rays and visible light. 
B)  visible and infrared energy. 
C)  infrared and gamma rays. 
D)  ultraviolet

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naturelle

Astronauts deployed a solar wind measuring experiment on the Moon because A) the lunar surface is ...

Astronauts deployed a solar wind measuring experiment on the Moon because A) the lunar surface is ...

Astronauts deployed a solar wind measuring experiment on the Moon because 
A)  the lunar surface is protected by an atmosphere. 
B)  there is no electromagnetic energy arriving there. 
C)  the experimen

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naturelle

Which of the following is not a consequence of the solar wind? A) auroras B) disruption of radio ...

Which of the following is not a consequence of the solar wind? A) auroras B) disruption of radio ...

Which of the following is not a consequence of the solar wind? 
A)  auroras 
B)  disruption of radio communications 
C)  overloads of electrical systems 
D)  creation of Earth's mag

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naturelle

Earth's magnetosphere is generated by A) nuclear fusion in Earth's core. B) nuclear fission in ...

Earth's magnetosphere is generated by A) nuclear fusion in Earth's core. B) nuclear fission in ...

Earth's magnetosphere is generated by 
A)  nuclear fusion in Earth's core. 
B)  nuclear fission in Earth's core. 
C)  dynamo-like motions in Earth's interior. 
D)  gr

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naturelle

Which of the following is not true of sunspots? A) They can be several times larger than Earth. ...

Which of the following is not true of sunspots? A) They can be several times larger than Earth. ...

Which of the following is not true of sunspots? 
A)  They can be several times larger than Earth. 
B)  They can produce flares and prominences. 
C)  They are brighter than the rest of the Sun's sur

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