GYANPEDIA

WATER is very important element. It is a part of our food. Without it we can’t live. No living object can exist without it .
By: Vikrant Mishra!

Volcanoes form when hot material from below rises and leaks into the crust. This hot material, called magma, comes either from a melt of subducted crustal material, and which is light and bouyant after melting, or it may come from deeper in the interior of a planet and is light and bouyant because it is *very* hot.
By: Ashok Kumar!

Troposphere extends from 10 km. at the poles to 20k.m. at the equator. All weather Phenomenon’s occur here. Also, dust particles are present in this layer.

By: Ashok Kumar!

When we think of water, we usually think of water as a liquid. A liquid will take the shape of whatever container it is in.

By: Vikrant Mishra!

Students worked hard to collect data on soil, on creation of soil, on the composition of soil, on soil erosion.
By: Vikrant Mishra!

It is important to conserve soil from erosion to maintain ecological balance.
By: Vikrant Mishra!

The mixture of rock particles and humus is called the soil. Soil is one of the most important natural resources .

By: Vikrant Mishra!

Soil is one of the most important natural media which supports growth of plants.
By: Vikrant Mishra!

Soil has covered the surface of the earth like a blanket. As a result of this, it connects the rocks inside and lives on the earth systematically.
By: Ashok Kumar!

The space satellites are designed for scientific research and give us many important informations about the atmosphere surrounding the earth.

By: Ashok Kumar!