Crude oil is trapped in a particular rock. Seismic survey looks for the presence of this rock

Q: Earth is made of two types of plates. The densest plates are [ Select] and the less dense plates are…

A: Earth is made up of two types of plates. they are 1) Oceanic Plates 2) Continental Plates

Q: The intensity of a wave of an earthquake is measured as 9 J/m². At a different point 8.6 km away…

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Q: What characteristics of lava flows makes them more dangerous or less dangerous than other volcanic…

A: Lava flows : Lava flows are less dangerous than other volcanic eruptions, and the lava flow depends…

Q: Define lava

A: Here we will learn what is lava.

Q: Earth's surface area is 5.10x10^8 km^2 .Earth's crust has a thickness (or depth) of 35 km and…

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Q: What is the difference from magma and lava ?

A: Due to High temperature and Pressure the rocks under the ground ( mantle ) in the molten state. This…

Q: Earth's surface area is 5.10x10^8 km^2 .Earth's crust has a thickness (or depth) of 35 km and…

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Q: mic migration can be best described as a. Converting the seismic section from time to depth b.…

A: The process in which we relocate seismic events geographically in space or time to the location the…

Q: 1. Magnets can stick to 2. Magnetism is 3. The Earth itself is a giant 4. The most common mineral…

A: 1. ans :- magnet can stick to metal , mainly iron . 2 .ans :- magnetism is the force exerted by…

Q: Layers of the Earth : Part-Whole Comparisons Name: Directions: use the data table for the average…

A: Given : Crust = 30 Kilometers Mantle = 2,891 Kilometers Outer Core = 2,259 Kilometers Inner Core =…

Q: Dip-slip faults: Have mainly horizontal movement Have mainly vertical movement Are faults where no…

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Q: What does the slope represent?

A: Given :      Graph-1 Varying amplitude at constant frequency :                   Graph-2 Varying…

Q: Describe the planet that has volcano in it.

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Q: What rock type is formed from the slow cooling of magma under the earth's surface

A: To determine: What is the type of the rock which is formed by the slow cooling of magma under the…

Q: The theory of _________ explains how the lithosphere is broken into moving plates that float on a…

A: Earth's lithosphere is thought to be composed of seven or eight major plates which move…

Q: In the figure below, the earthquake occurred 7,100 km from the seismograph. First Earthquake occurs…

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Q: For each exercise, identify the error(s) in planning the solution or solving the problem. Th en…

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Q: Which theory did Alfred WWegner come up with? O Theory of Magma O Theory of Mountains and Volcanoes…

A: Theory of plate Tectonics

Q: Define a) Seismic Wave Velocity

A: Seismic waves are low-frequency acoustic energy, that travel through different layers of earth as a…

Q: What is the size and the shape of the earth?

A: The earth appears that it is spherical in shape but it is not perfectly round, it is ellipsoid in…

Q: Find Vo? 9 k2 8 k2 4 k2 4 k2 Vo 12 mA

A: Here, we will calculate the voltage.

Q: can you explain the difference of this when i changed the wind from 10 to 100. elaborate also. this…

A: Given The question is based on magnetism

Q: An igneous rock contains a radioactive Isotope that has a half life of 10 million years. Careful…

A: Half life means the time taken by the sample to reach its half the mass of parent . in this case the…

Q: The Richter Scale is a simple equation for measuring intensity of an earthquake, according to the…

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Q: The intensity of a wave of an earthquake is measured as 3 J/m2 . At a different point 3.5 km away…

A: Intensity, I1= 3 J/m2 other point distance, r1= 3.5 km I2=3×80100=2.3 J/m2 r2= ?

Q: e up of. (iv) Describe in your own words ho

A: Layers of Earth A -- Inner Core B -- Outer core C -- Mantle D -- Crust Mantle The mantle is the…

Q: The thin outer layer of Earth, called the crust, contains only 0.50 percent of Earth’s total mass…

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Q: One earthquake has a Richter scale reading of 6.5. Another is one-thousandth as strong. What is its…

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Q: The Earth has an approximate mass of 5.97*10^24 kg and a radius of 6,300 km. If the crust accounts…

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Q: Describe the principle of superimposition, Give an example

A: The principle of superposition states that when two or more waves overlap in space, the resultant…

Q: How far away is the mesa?

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Q: For Number 4-6 Last March 5, 2002 Moro Gulf was struck by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake and on December…

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Q: shapes earth's surface

A: As we think Earth as static, but it is actually a dynamic and ever-changing planet. Wind, water, and…

Q: The highest magnitude earthquake of 2016 occurred in Ecuador and measured a 7.8 magnitude on the…

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Q: earthquake intensity measured by I = Io x 10^m, Io is reference intensity and M is magnitude. An…

A: Given I = Io ×10m

Q: B. Biot-Savar araday's law 2. The origin of the Erath's magnetism is due to moving charges in…

A: (2)The origin of the Earth's magnetism is due to moving charges in Earth's inner core.so option-a is…

Q: what is the abundant on earth not on the other seven planets

A: The most abundant element in the crust of the Earth is oxygen, which makes 44.6% of its mass. About…

Q: Find Vo? 9 k2 8 k2 Vo 4 k2 4 k2 12 mA +

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Q: HEIGHT OF A CONTINENT ABOVE THE MANTLE. In the figure below, a simple model considers a continent as…

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Q: Compare and contrast tsunami waves and Seismic waves

A: Tsunami waves: These are big waves caused by earthquakes or volcanic eruptions under oceans. In the…

Q: ILLUSTRATION TYPE FORM OF CHARACTERISTI SHAPE COF OF OF VOLCANO LAVA VOLCANO ERUPTION

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Q: Name one interesting fact about earth.

A: One of the interesting facts about the earth is its magnetic field.

Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.