Geology is the science of the Earth. It is concerned with origin of the planet Earth, its history, its shape, the materials forming it and the processes that are acting and have acted on it.
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Middle School
Use this Britannica School (Asia) Middle level resource pack ↗ to help students learn about different types of rocks and how they are formed over time.
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High School
Use this Britannica School (Asia) High level resource pack ↗ to conduct research into the Earth’s geological composition. It contains articles and multimedia.
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Featured Image from Britannica ImageQuest: Earth’s structure. Cutaway computer illustration of the internal structure of the Earth. The inner Earth is divided into several distinct layers. HENNING DALHOFF / BONNIER PUBLICATIONS / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / Universal Images Group.
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