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Which of the six essential elements of Geography is discussed here? What information is presented that helped you determine
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The six essential elements of geography present the great fields where this science is applied, in addition to showing its influences on several factors that make up our life and the universe. These elements and the information needed to identify them are:

Spatial: This element refers to issues related to space. In order to be presented in some type of media, it is necessary to display information about celestial stars, planets, stars, black holes, among others. It is also necessary to have information about the interactions between these stars and their influence on different factors in the universe.

Regions: Element that refers to the places present on planet Earth. When this element is represented, it is necessary that information on relief, plains, plateaus, presence of mountains, region of rugged geography, topography, distance between regions and geographic characteristics of a given place be exposed.

Physical systems: Element that refers to atmospheric dynamics. To be represented in a media, it is necessary to have information about the conditions and interactions that happen in the atmospheric, lithospheric, hydrospheric and biosphere of the planet.

Environmental: Element that refers to nature. To be represented in a media, it is necessary to expose information such as vegetation, soil conditions, fauna and flora, deforestation, erosion and any factor that interferes or is part of nature.

Society: Refers to the relationships between human beings and the space they occupy. In order to be represented in a media, it is necessary to present information on demography, social conditions, birth and death rates, among others.

human systems: Refers to the interaction between human beings and the geographical environment they occupy. To be presented in a media, it requires the exploration of information about demographic density, urban expansion, rural exodus, migrations, among others.