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Engineers refer to any loose material on the surface of the Earth as soil. How does this differ from the definition used in Earth sciences?
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Engineers refer to any loose material on the surface of the Earth as soil. How does this differ from the definition used in Earth sciences?

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Regolith

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Regolith is a specific terminology for earth scientist used to refer to the layer of unconsolidated loose material on the earth surface. It may be soil, dust and sand.

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