Develop a greater appreciation for how the air, water, land, and life formed and have interacted over the last 4.5 billion years.
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Université de Manchester
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Programme du cours : ce que vous apprendrez dans ce cours
Building Blocks of Earth’s Climate System
Formation, evolution, and processes of the solid Earth
Water in Earth’s Climate System: Oceans, Atmosphere, and Cryosphere
Life, and its Effect on Earth’s Climate System
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Meilleurs avis pour LA TERRE : SON CLIMAT, SON HISTOIRE, SES PROCESSUS
Enjoyed this a lot and learnt a lot. Many thanks to the lecturers and team who produced it, clearly much thought and effort went into putting the materials together: exemplary on-line learning!
I absolutely loved each and every part of this course. The video lectures and reading material were very interesting and easy to understand. Definitely recommending this course to my friends!
Very interesting course, efficiently delivered. Some of the quiz questions were more tricky than helpful, but overall, a worthwhile course and good introduction to Earth's climate.
Loved this course! The study time was much more than indicated, but the course provided a comprehensive look at Earth systems. Highly recommend. Thank you to all the instructors.
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