地理基本概念解析（Analysis of basic concepts of Geography）.docVIP

地理基本概念解析（Analysis of basic concepts of Geography） Analysis of basic concepts of geography Astronomy class Asteroid: A small celestial body that orbits the sun between Mars and Jupiter, which is thought to be the debris of a giant planet, and some are considered a semi-finished product of the solar system. Comet: A small, cloud-like object in the solar system. It moves around the sun in the narrow elliptical orbit, and when it is near the sunlight, it rises to form a cloud-like head and tail, which is the source of meteor shower on Earth after it disintegrates. Meteor: A phenomenon observed by fragments of comets and asteroids that enter the Earths atmosphere at high speeds. Large numbers appear in the same area, called meteor showers. A meteorite that landed on the ground. Aurora: Color luminescence in the atmosphere above the geomagnetic poles of the Earths polar regions. It is the light emitted by the suns high-energy particles that excite or ionization the atoms and molecules of the upper atmosphere. Leap year: Where the number of years is divisible by 4, the number of years after the year two is 0 oclock by 400 divisibility for a leap period, in February plus one day, there are February 29. Geological Minerals: Natural elemental and compound formed by chemical elements in the Earths crust, which are the basic units of rocks and ores. Magma: Igneous rock that invades the Earths crust or condenses from the surface, the magma differs in composition from lava in that it is rich in volatile components and not in igneous rocks. Sedimentary rock: Formerly known as sedimentary means the weathering and denudation products of first-formed rocks at ambient temperature and pressure at the surface or near the surface of the Earth, the products of biological action and the rocks formed by the removal, deposition and diagenesis of volcanic eruptions. Its remarkable characteristic is the bedding, and contains the biological fossils, in the surface distribution area of more than