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- Glide: 1
- MISSION: RETRIEVE LOST CARGO FROM EACH LANDFORM
- We have to find the missing cargo crates that are scattered across Earths landforms.
- Captain Murphy, what's our mission?
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- A dessert is a dry landform with very little rainfall. Wind moves the sand into dunes, which can hide or shift the crate
- The first crate landed somewhere in this dessert region.
- But Captain Perez, the heat and sand will slow us down sir, but we will find it.
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- Sir, the crate fell into the river. The current is carrying it downstream
- Stay along the riverbank. Rivers carve the land as they flow
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- A valley is low land between mountains or hills, often carved by rivers. Flowing water gradually deepens valleys, and crates can settle in these low areas
- Low ground makes it harder to see sir, but we will sweep the area.
- The next crate is located in the valley ahead.
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- A mountain range forms when Earth's plates push together. Tectonic plate movement raises the land, making travel slower and more challenging
- Captain Murphy, that crate landed near the mountain pass
- Climbing will slow us. Mountains can have sudden weather changes
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- A plateau is a high, flat landform formed when Earth's crust rises. Flat surfaces make it easier to locate crates and scan the area
- The flat surface makes it easier to look, sir.
- Crate located. It landed on that Plateau.
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- Move carefully. Canyons form from long term erosion.
- A canyon is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides. Rivers gradually carve canyons deeper, and crates may settle on ledges.
- Sir, the crate is down on the lower ledge of the canyon.
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- A river is flowing water that erodes soil and rock. Fast water can carry objects like the crate downstream and shape the land.
- This island is small, The crate should be easy to locate
- We'll search the shoreline first
- An island is land completely surrounded by water. Volcanic activity can form islands, and crates can often end up along the shore.
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- A plain is a large, flat area with minimal elevation. Sediment builds up over time to expand plains, making it easier to see objects like crates
- Sir, this plain is wide and flat. The crate should stand out.
- Spread out and cover as much ground as possible.
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- Hills are raised landforms that are lower and smoother than mountains. Weathering rounds the hills over time, and crates may roll into small depressions.
- The final crate is behind those hills!
- Hills won't slow us much sir. We'll secure it quickly
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