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-It's not accurate with details
-Many smaller cities and no towns are not shown at all
-No roads are marked
-Some point from the South and North will have to be cut for a place to hold the globe in place
-Future borders will have to be placed by the user unlike online map software
-Occupying more space than a regular paper map
-Heavier than any other kind of map
-Reading data could be harder because of it's spherical shape
-Might get annoying elevating yourself to see low under and high above locations
-Less convenience because you have to spin every time to find a point
Air cools as it rises. Water vapor condenses and creates cumulus clouds, when condensation occurs, heat is released and helps create and grow a thunderstorm. Does this answer your question?
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The Earth’s layers can be categorized mechanically or chemically. The chemical classification is more simple and includes the inner and outer core and the mantel which is divided into the upper and lower mantle. The crust is the surface. However, in the mechanical classification divides the lithosphere, the asthenosphere and the mesospheric. It is important to have the mechanical classification to understand the forces that move the tectonic plate.
