When these particles reach the atmosphere, the atoms present are transformed into ions, releasing light. This occurs when the particles from the solar winds are channeled by the electromagnetic field of the Earth. The aurora is a meteorological phenomenon of atmospheric type. Like earthquakes, they are geological phenomena. Geysers are warm underground water courses that erupt periodically due to pressure.

This phenomenon is common on the coasts of Japan and the Pacific Ocean. The tsunami is a large wave generated by an underwater earthquake. These consist of movements produced in the earth's crust. 9- EarthquakeĮarthquakes geological phenomena. For its part, if the Moon completely covers it, then it is a total eclipse. If the Moon covers only a part of the Sun, then it is a partial eclipse. Solar eclipses occur when the Moon is positioned between the Earth and the Sun, covering the latter. The rainbow is a meteorological and atmospheric phenomenon that is formed by the fragmentation that is generated when the light crosses a drop of water. Tornadoes are violent storms with winds that revolve around the same axis, forming a cone. This phenomenon is formed by the last rays of the Sun that are observed at the end of the day. This occurs when the sun rises and the first rays strike the earth's surface. 4- Breaking Dawnĭawn is one of the most common meteorological phenomena. Finally, refraction occurs when viewed through a lens. Reflection is what happens in the mirrors. Fragmentation is the process that allows you to create rainbows. This wave is fragmented, reflected and refracted. Such a wave can be transported through the air or through other materials (eg, water). Sound is also a physical phenomenon that occurs in wave form. Without gravity, there would not even be this planet since the Earth's crust would not be able to stay in position. This is a force that is generated in the center of the Earth and that attracts the other objects towards it. Gravity is a natural phenomenon of the physical type. In this way, there are biological, chemical, geological, meteorological and physical phenomena. Natural phenomena can be classified according to the cause. Others are less common like lunar and solar eclipses, red moon, tsunamis, earthquakes, superluna, volcanic eruptions, geysers and aurora. You're terrific!ĬarrieLiz - A big high five to you for these suggestions.Such is the case of sound, light, dawn and twilight, lightning, storms, tornadoes, fog, rainbows, tides, among others. The first was on there by another artist but I added the SoundGarden song. Melissa - Thanks so much for these additions. I have included some of them on the playlist. Melissa Bell - Thanks again for submitting these songs. Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 12, 2017: What is the first space-related song you or I or anyone reading this ever heard in our lives? Wait! Think! Got it? (Hint: it has the same melody as 'Baa Baa Black Sheep'.) PS Have you heard 'Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds'? So, dear moderater, if you aren't familiar with any of these three you are in for a real treat! It's by a not-very-famous Canadian band called Klaatu (I like their version) and was covered by the Carpenters. Another I think is pretty cool is 'Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft'.

Another one I like is the trippy song 'The Best Way to Travel' by The Moody Blues. One of my favorite 'Space' songs is the humourous 'Galaxy Song' by Eric Idle of the British comedy group Monty Python. Even when we don't add songs, people often read the comments. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I'm not exactly young (but will never be old either), but you've. Governor's Academy for Engineering Studies (author) from Virginia on August 15, 2017:ĮCM - You're quite the musical library with these suggestions. Thanks again.Īwesome!!! I'm SO glad you added some of my suggestions!!! I have another one for you : I'll follow the sun by The Beatles, and Good Morning Starshine, by Oliver Approaching Pavonis Mons By Balloon (Utopia Planitia) Is there a space-related song that should be on our list? Make a suggestion in the Comments Section below.

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