Drying: Description of areas with extremely low precipitation levels hindering plant growth.
Astronaut: An individual trained for space travel for research or exploration purposes.
atom: The fundamental unit of a chemical element consisting of a nucleus with protons and neutrons, surrounded by electrons.
battery: A device converting chemical energy into electrical energy.
colleague: A person working with another in a team or professional setting.
Electrolytes: Substances conducting ions to carry an electric charge, crucial for regulating various bodily functions.
Filters: (n.) Devices allowing certain substances to pass based on specific characteristics. (v.) The act of sifting out substances based on their properties.
filtration: Using filters to prevent the passage of substances through materials like fabric, screens, or sand.
forest: A land area predominantly covered by trees and woody plants.
function: The specific role a structure or device plays, or the mathematical relationship between variables.
infection: The transmission of a disease from one organism to another, usually caused by microorganisms.
Moon: Describing Earth’s own natural satellite.
Mars: The fourth planet from the Sun, distinct from Earth due to its smaller size.
moisture: Small water amounts present in the air or as liquid droplets on surfaces.
molecule: A group of neutral atoms forming compounds, essential building blocks of matter.
month: A natural satellite orbiting a planet.
planet: Large celestial bodies orbiting stars without producing visible light.
policy: Established guidelines or rules governing specific situations or behaviors.
prototype: The first model of a device or system under development.
recycling: Repurposing materials that would otherwise be discarded.
salt: Compound formed by combining an acid and a base, commonly found in the ocean and table salt.
sensor: A device detecting physical or chemical conditions and transmitting that information. Used in various scientific and biological settings.
system: A network of parts working together to achieve a specific function or purpose.
technology: The practical application of scientific knowledge, resulting in devices or systems used in various industries.
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