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Caldera vs Crater   Volcanoes and volcanic activities are wonderful natural activities that pave the way for future relief features on earth. Vulcan was the Roman fire god who is believed to be behind the fire of the volcanoes. While studying vulcanology, students come across two terms caldera and crater... 
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Cosmos vs Universe   Cosmos and universe are two words that are used to identify the system we live within. These two terms are used interchangeably. Even though these two words look like the same, they mean two different phenomena. These words are used in fields such as cosmology, astronomy, astrophysics,... 
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Bay vs Gulf   Water bodies on earth are found in many shapes and sizes and get named accordingly. Thus, we have oceans, seas, gulfs, bays, rivers, and so on. It is not always the size of the water body that decides its nomenclature. For a majority of the people, a gulf and bay are technically the same, and... 
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Autumn vs Fall   Autumn and fall are the names of the same season that comes between summers and winter. These are often confusing words as many cannot comprehend the difference between the two words. Autumn is strictly American in origin while fall is the term used for the same season in Britain. Is this... 
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Pond vs Lake Water occurs on the surface of the earth in the shape of many types of water bodies such as oceans, seas, rivers, creeks, lakes, ponds, and many more. There seems to be no confusion about rivers, seas and oceans, but two water bodies that are very similar to each other and make it difficult for people... 
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Conglomerate vs Breccia If you are not a student of geology, you might find talking about conglomerate and breccia well nigh impossible. These are sedimentary rock types that are so similar that many question their classification into two different rock types. However, there are differences between conglomerate... 
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Cleavage vs Fracture The words cleavage and fracture are very common words that are used in many contexts. However, it is while identifying minerals that these words are used together as these are physical attributes of minerals and help in mineral identification as different minerals have different types of... 
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Lithosphere vs Crust Earth, which is a spheroid, is not a monolithic, uniform structure, but divided into layers having different characteristics. Starting from the center of the earth, it is the core that is encountered first (3500km radius). Then comes mantle that surrounds this core and has a thickness of 2900km.... 
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Basalt vs Granite Earth is made up of three kinds of rocks namely igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks. Basalt and granite are two types of igneous rocks. All rocks of igneous origin are made up of magma or molten earth that finds its way up to the surface of the earth from fissures and cracks... 
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Astrophysics vs Astronomy Astronomy and astrophysics are sciences involving the celestial bodies. These are some of the oldest sciences of all times. These two subjects sound almost the same. But we will see that these two subjects actually differ from one another. This article is about the history of astronomy... 
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Nova vs Supernova Nova and Supernova are events taking place in our galaxy on a regular basis. These are two concepts that though related with stars, are totally different from each other. However, there are many who believe that supernova is some kind of a bigger, brighter nova, which is totally baseless and... 
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Day vs Night Since time immemorial, man had adapted well to differences between day and night. Electricity has been around for just over 150 years, and before that, for thousands of years, sunset declared an end to nearly all activities and time to rest till sunrise took place again in morning. Humans have a... 
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Quartz vs Feldspar Quartz and Feldspar are minerals that are found prominently in the earth’s crust. In fact, more than 60% of the earth’s crust is made up of Feldspars. Feldspars are formed when magma solidifies into igneous rocks. However, it is also found in many metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. On the... 
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Igneous Rocks vs Sedimentary Rocks Rocks in the earth’s crust can be broadly categorized in to three types. Those major rocks types are igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks. Geologist made this classification based on the geological process, which formed the given rocks. Igneous rocks are... 
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Metamorphic Rocks vs Sedimentary Rocks Rocks in the earth’s crust can be broadly categorized in to three types. Those major rocks types are igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks. Geologist made this classification based on the geological process, which formed the given rocks. Igneous rocks are... 
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Igneous Rocks vs Metamorphic Rocks Igneous rocks, sedimentary rocks, and metamorphic rocks are the major three rock types in the earth’s crust. Geologist made this classification based on the geological process, which formed the given rocks. When melted rock or magma cooled and solidified, then it is known as... 
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