Model Earth

The Model Earth is a scaled or conceptual way to understand Earth's physical features and processes. It represents Earth's shape, structure, and phenomena like landforms, oceans, atmosphere, and interior layers in a simplified form. Scientists use it to study how continents move, how earthquakes happen, or how climate works. By creating models—whether physical, computer-generated, or conceptual—they can better understand complex systems, predict changes, and communicate ideas clearly. Essentially, Model Earth helps us visualize and analyze our planet's dynamic nature in a manageable and informative way.