Earth Science
Geology
Meterology
Oceanography
Astronomy
Petrology; the discussion of different kinds of rocks is known as petrology
Mineralogy; the study of minerals, its composition and properties is called mineralogy
Physical geology; it is concerned with the work of natural processes which bring about changes upon the earth's surface
Economic Geology; the prosperity of a nation depends to a large extent of rich reserves of economical minerals deposit
Mesoscale is the spatial scale beyond the atomic, molecular, and nanoscale.
Synoptic Scale; primarily concerned with viewing the weather at a common point. "view together" or "view at a common point"
Microscales; a scale of physical consideration or of bounds bounds having a characteristics dimensions typically ranging from 1 to 999 (under 1mm)
Global Scale; The geographical realm encompassing all of Earth
Chemical Oceanography; the study of the chemical components of the oceans, and their pathways to transformation
Biological Oceanography; the study of processes affecting the abundance, production, and variability of life in the oceans.
Physical Oceanography; the study of the physical properties and dynamic processes of the oceans
Geological Oceanography is the study of sediments and rocks within the marine environment
Astrogeology; the science dealing with the other bodies in the other bodies in the solar systems.
Astrobiology; branch of biology concerned with the study of life on earth and in space
Astrometry; the measurement of the positions, motions, and magnitudes of stars.
Astrophysics; concerned with the physical nature of stars and other celestial bodies.