Their size, texture, shape, color and existence are incredible. ... Then, the clear blue/green water satisfies the eye with its mellow color. ... A smile came across my face as soon as I saw the whales clash and perform in the water just for my enjoyment. ... In the corner stood a green and white lawn chair and aside hong a woven off-white hammock where I comfortably laid to read The Color of Water, by James McBride. ... As darkness prevailed, the stars began to shine as they reflected off the water. ...

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There are 6 ½ miles of continuos fine, near- white sand with slight variations in width and obvious differences in the clear water. The Varadero beach has the clearest water all over the world. The water is light blue color, as beautiful as the sky. The beach water goes from less to the deep, so children can play safely. ... The sky are perfect blue, the sea have clear water that reflect the sky's color perfectly. ...

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There is currently no liquid water on the surface of Mars because of the low-pressure atmosphere and range of surface temperatures. ... The atmospheric circulation system is less complex than Earth's because there are no bodies of water on Mars to influence wind patterns. Mars has its distinctive red color due to the oxidizing atmosphere that contains some material that produces iron in the surface ground, making it rusty. ... Water ice clouds commonly develop during this period because it is much cooler than perihelion. ... Dust storms also can turn the color of clouds into yellow or...

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One thing that differs from Earth is that there is no water liquid on the Venusian surface. ... Mars is the fourth furthest away from the sun and is recognized by its reddish color. ... Scientists believe that water once existed and caused the formation of these channels. ... The atmosphere of Jupiter contains water, ammonia, methane and carbon. ... The color is from the gaseous atmosphere and the dust particles in that atmosphere. ...

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The Planet probably got its name from its red color, Mars is sometimes called the red planet. ... There is other possibilities of other fluids besides water on planet Mars . ... It has a thin atmosphere composed of tiny amount of Carbon dioxide 95.3% plus nitrogen 2.7%, argon 1.6 %, and traces of oxygen .15 % and water .03 %. ... The atomic pressure and temperature of Mars is too low for water to exist as a liquid. The small amounts of water Mars has been trapped in polar ice caps or has been frozen beneath the surface....

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The salty smell of the ocean water and the dank seaweed hang in the air as if it were something I could touch. ... The salty water is cool, but not cold, as it swirls around my ankles. ... As I stroll along the water's edge, I come across a seashell no bigger than a golf ball. ... It is a shining white, when I move it in the last light of the setting sun; it changes its color into a rainbow of pastels. ... I continue my walk along the water. ...

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Earth is also the only planet that has bodies of water like the ocean and rivers. ... If the earth was any closer to the sun then our water would boil and we would not be able to live, but if we were farther away we wouldn't be able to live because it would be too cold and our water would freeze. ... Mars is know as the red planet because it shines in the color red, and is also known to be the closest to another living planet other than earth. ...

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The walls were covered with a yellowish color that reminded me of my favorite flower, the daffodil. ... The beauty of the sun that was just about to set amazed me as it reflected off the blue water. ... I grabbed a huge beach towel and ran towards the water. So excited to be there, I totally forgot that it was the middle of November and that the water was anything but warm. ... I watched as the gentle breeze tossed the water playfully, creating mystical waves. ...

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Date from Magellan's imaging radar shows that Venus probably once had large amount of water like Earth but it all boiled away this make it quite a dry planet now (Venus 2). ... Although 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water, Earth is the only planet on which water can exist in liquid form on the surface (Earth 3). ... Although the moon has no atmosphere, evidence suggests that water ice may exist in some deep craters near the Moon's south pole, which is permanently shaded. ... The planet likely got this name due to its red color; Mars is sometimes referred to as the Red ...

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The water was calling me, inviting me to get in. ... I got really cold so I had to get out of the water. ... The weak light reflected into one part of the ocean making the water shiny and silver bright, it was like glitter scattered all over the water and mirroring the sky colors. ... I knew for sure that the rock of the cliffs were limestone because of the light grey almost yellowish color. ... After some hours of enjoying what it seemed to be another world the ocean began to claim me, I felt as if my blood turned into ocean water, my breathing became hot and with the sensation in my throat o...

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The setting of the sun is further evident by the color of the sky which is not monochromatic, changes from lighter to darker blue moving from left to right. ... This is most evident in the color of the grass which progresses from bright green in the foreground to a brownish, light green mix in the middle ground. ... An interesting effect of the sun's lighting is shown in the color of the clouds that loom over the tops of the mountains. ... Close to the path, there is a small brook with a young boy lying on his stomach and drinking the water. ... Meanwhile, Constable's The Cornfie...

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The early Greeks considered "air" to be one of four elementary substances; along with earth, fire, and water, air was viewed as a fundamental component of the universe. ... For example, variations in water vapor in the atmosphere are familiar to us as relative humidity. Water vapor, CO2, CH4, N2O, and SO2 all have an important property: They absorb heat emitted by Earth and thus warm the atmosphere, creating what we call the "greenhouse effect." ... Some scientists call the tropopause a "thermal layer" or "cold trap" because this is a point where rising water vapour cannot go higher because it...

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Ozone Layer Depletion Imagine a world with bad air, polluted water, starvation, increased cancer conditions and even limited land. ... It is blue in color and has a strong odor oppose to normal oxygen which has two oxygen atoms that are colorless and odorless. ... The effect of CO2 is amplified by the atmosphere (especially water vapor) to produce a large temperature increase which leads to very strong global warming potentials. ...

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Awonawilona created the clouds and water from its breath and the rest of the universe was formed (Bonvillain, 1995, p.13). ... Then "a water-spider came by and spread out its six legs and told the people that the idiwana was right under its heart" (Bonvillain, 1995, pp.14). ... The cult of the Kachinas consists of six esoteric kiva societies and each has its own direction, animal, and color that are associated with it (Terry, 2002). ...

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