The Earth is a Dynamic system, with parts that are always in motion. What is the driving force behind continent and ocean basin formation, mountain building and volcanism?   Gravitational forces exerted on the Earth by the Sun and Moon   Weathering and erosion of the Earth’s surface   Plate tectonics   The rotation of Earth on its axis

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A: Geothermal plants are constructed near the areas close to geologic hotspots like fault zones or wher...

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A: In the north, the glacial margin is homogenous and is composed almost entirely of Pennsylvanian rock...

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A: To convert between geodetic latitude (φ) and reduced latitude (β): βφ = tan-11-f x tanφβφ = tan-11-1...

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A:   Particulate matter is consisting of microscopically small particles which can be either solid or l...

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A:   The mid-oceanic ridges exist at divergent plate boundary. Here, new ocean floor is generated const...

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A:   Snow cover reflects about 80 to 90 % of the solar energy back into the atmosphere. This decreases ...

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A:   Outlet glaciers are usually found in valleys. They originate from ice sheets and ice caps and thei...

Q: What are sources of sediments? Make a list and give a brief description in your own words.

A:   Sediment is loose, solid material that can be transported and deposited by water, ice, or wind. Th...

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A:   Fracking is a process through which rocks are fractured by a high-speed liquid pumped through a ho...

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A: True - Pluto is too far away to study in detail from Earth.    

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A: A huge basin, which is generated by divergent plate movement of two or more plates and contains an e...

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A:   1) The arrangement of sediments deposited by turbidity currents is called turbidite. 2) The contin...

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A:   Turbidity currents are an underwater current in which large masses of sediment-laden water are pul...

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A:   Newton first law of motion states that a moving object will keep moving at the same speed in a str...

Q: Why would it be unlikely to have virga and fog at the same time?

A:   The virga is an observable streak of precipitation falling from a cloud that evaporates or sublima...

Q: How does the spreading rate of mid ocean ridges affect the geochemistry of the crust at the ridges?

A: The movement of the Earth's crust in small and large plates is termed Plate tectonics. Plate tectoni...

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A: Calculate the radius of the earth: R = Diameter2 = 7927 mi2 = 3963.5 miles  

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A:   The distance to the star and its parallax angle is related as d = 1/p where the distance d is meas...

Q: What topographic feature is left behind at unreclaimed surface mines?

A:   Strip mining, a type of surface mining commonly used for coal and lignite mining. Abandoned or unr...

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Q: how would you go about finding and identifying cosmogenous sediment?

A:   Cosmogenous sediments are of extraterrestrial origin i.e. they have come from outer space. These s...

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A: Geological hazards are natural or man-made conditions that can lead to devastating disasters. Not on...