Across
- 2. A visible collection of condensed water vapor, which can be classified based on altitude and appearance.
- 3. The movement of air caused by differences in temperature and pressure, it is a driving force for weather patterns and ocean currents.
- 4. The only known planet to sustain life, consisting of land, oceans, and a dynamic atmosphere.
- 5. A crystalline form of frozen precipitation that forms when water vapor freezes in cold atmospheric conditions.
- 6. Precipitation that occurs when water vapor condenses and falls to Earth in droplets, crucial for agriculture and replenishing water sources.
- 8. A chemical reaction involving rapid oxidation that produces heat and light, often associated with destruction and rebirth.
Down
- 1. Earth's only natural satellite, whose phases are governed by its orbit and gravitational interaction with the Earth.
- 3. This universal solvent, covering 70% of the Earth’s surface, is crucial for sustaining life.
- 5. A star at the center of our solar system, responsible for providing light, warmth, and energy to all life forms on Earth.
- 7. This invisible mixture of gases surrounds Earth, essential for respiration and weather systems.