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Q: Why is the temperature an important factor in making magma?

A: In plate tectonic process, when two plates collide the heavier plate will subside below into the man...

Q: How can ice cores give us information about past concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmospher...

A: The past climate has become an interesting field of study as it can give an idea about the effect of...

Q: Landslides rarely take lives, because they move slowly, like lava flows; generally, one can easily g...

A: The movements of the rock mass, debris or the earth down the slope under the action of gravity. The ...

Q: Explain how igneous rock color relates to its chemical composition.

A: Igneous rock or primary rock are the 1st formed rock which are formed from colling and solidificatio...

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A: The mid-latitudes are regions located between the latitudes 30o and 60o latitude on either side of t...

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A: Let us first discuss about,  The intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) is also known as equatorial c...

Q: QI- Explain in details how metamorphism alters rocks? Q2- How mineral of igneous rock can be crystal...

A: There are mainly three types of rocks are occur in earth namely; igneous, sedimentary and metamorphi...

Q: Contrast the characteristics of the terrestrial and Jovian planets in our solar system.

A: The solar system in Milky Way galaxy consists of eight planets revolving around a star, the Sun, in ...

Q: How and when did the earth form

A: The solar system is the gravitationally bound system, in which eight planets dwarf planets, asteroid...

Q: Q2- A rock has been crystallized form magma then it is changed into a metamorphic rock and finally b...

A: 1) Granite is an igneous rock generated underground when magma cools relatively slowly.      It is p...

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A: Sedimentary rocks are types of rocks formed by the accumulation or deposition of minerals or living ...

Q: Explain the relation between rate of coo- ling for magma and rock name

A: There is no direct relation between magma cooling and rock name but indirectly, As the names of rock...

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A: A contact representing an erosional surface that lie between two rock units where the upper unit is ...

Q: The largest percentage of fresh water available for direct human use is found in: Select one: O a Ri...

A: Water is one of the most important resources that we use in our daily lives. Water on the Earth can ...

Q: What is the difference between weather and climate?

A: Weather and climate are two important factors to determine the habitability and geographical conditi...

Q: Describe and explain the four factors in Earth–Sun relations associated with the change of seasons: ...

A: The rotation of the Earth occurs from west to east in a counter clockwise direction. It takes 24 hou...

Q: The term Acid deposition is more accurate than acid rain because it includes all acids fall on the g...

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Q: What is the typical available solar power at solar noon under overcast condition? a. 100 W/m2 . b. 1...

A: Let us first discuss about the terminology use in the question that are Solar Power and Solar noon. ...

Q: Identify a climate change myth (something untrue about climate change) that you have heard about in ...

A: Climate is not a stable thing but in fact it always keeps on changing. Climate change is a long-term...

Q: What term describes the part of the sea close to shore, where rooted and floating plants grow? Locat...

A: The coastal environment is one of the most complex regions. That is because that is the area when th...

Q: what is different about the rock formations in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains

A: The great plains also sometimes called the plains is an expanse of flat land that is located in the ...

Q: Use the following topographic map to answer 1- 4: 32.45 200 100 32.4 A 32.35 B 150 50 100 32.3 - 32....

A: Topographic maps are the maps which essentially indicate the elevation of the various features prese...

Q: The dark green squares refer to rock or other material, while the grey circles and arrows refer to p...

A: Rock cycle is a natural phenomenon which explains the transformation of the nature of rocks througho...

Q: Q1: Answer the following questions? a. Which Parts of Earth Crust are important in plate Tectonic th...

A: In plate tectonic theory, the outermost solid layer of the Earth known as the lithosphere, which is ...

Q: Which is a result of topsoil loss?

A: Soil is considered a product of rock weathering and a mixture of minerals, water, air, organic matte...

Q: CHCASE Dashboard The heat from Earth's core results in the cycling of matter in the mantle through c...

A: The earth's interior is differentiated into multiple layers. Differentiation of the layers has been ...

Q: What is the difference between internal crystalline structure and external crystalline form?

A: Crystals can be explained as a solid material in which the component atoms are arranged in a regular...

Q: Understand the following terms and concepts: atom, nucleus, electron, isotope, element, crystal, min...

A: Rock is aggregate of mineral, sediment and other rock particle which is solid naturally occurring sh...

Q: Question-based on, "unconformatity".   I have tried it but confused.

A: An unconformity is an erosional or a non- depositional  surface which separate two rock block or str...

Q: Difference between the types of soil categories residual and transported soil.

A: Soil is a complex compound of minerals, water, air, organisms, and countless other decaying fossils ...

Q: What was the name of the first international agreement on climate change? a. Red List b. Montreal Pr...

A: Climate is not a stable thing but in fact it always keeps on changing. Climate change is a long-term...

Q: Yes I know it’s not nuclear energy can someone help me please

A: Energy is an essential component of any civilization. Humans have tried to use different sources of ...

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A: Mars opposition occur while rotation when earth comes in between the sun and the mars that is Mars-E...

Q: How much percentage of water there is in the biosphere. Then, answer why this is so. What is essenti...

A: Before discussing the water percentage available in the biosphere, Let's Discuss about What is Biosp...

Q: How the algae living in the tissues of corals be affected and how will this affect the coral?

A: A coral reef is an underwater ecosystem that is characterized by reef-building corals. Reefs are for...

Q: What is the largest planet in Solar System?

A: The solar system is the gravitationally bound system of the sun, in which the sun is at the center a...

Q: Write the name of any four greenhouse gases. Explain the importance of these gases in Earth’satmosph...

A: Greenhouse gases have generated an envelope that surrounds the earth and sucks up infrared radiation...

Q: 1. Percolation is the movement of water within soil profile, a process that follows infiltration.

A: The water cycle is the circular movement of water in Earth's subsystems. It is very much important f...

Q: Landslides may be triggered by earthquakes or by heavy rains. Select one: a. True b. False

A: Landslide is defined as mass wasting of different types, such as rockfalls, debris flow, mudflow, et...

Q: What inference can you make on which rock is more susceptible to chemical weathering in humid enviro...

A: Granite and gabbro both are intrusive igneous rocks that form slow cooling and solidification of mag...

Q: Example illustration showing how different exogenic processes happen in a community / ecosystem.

A: Exogenic forces are the one which gets its energy from the earth exterior forces or from the earth a...

Q: What is a major disadvantage of wood harvesting?

A: The trees absorb most of the carbon dioxide and help in reducing the global temperature. The forests...

Q: Q2- A rock has been crystallized form magma then it is changed into a metamorphic rock and finally b...

A: Rock cycle is change in rock  which  starts  from primary rock that is igneous rock which forms the ...

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A: Extinction is defined as the disappearance of any group of organisms or species. The extinction of o...

Q: list 3 spefific health impacts of poor air quailty

A: Air pollution is the addition of harmful gases and solid particulate matter to the air, that deterio...

Q: how do the materials that turned into the rock formations in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains we...

A: Magma is formed by the partial melting of rocks. If the partial melting of rock generated magma by t...

Q: Who did the need to intetact with environment lead to an advancement in civilization?

A: The environment is something that surrounds us. Both the abiotic or non-living components and biotic...

Q: State the latitude (in degrees) for the following “special” parallels: equator, North Pole, South Po...

A: A circle of latitude or latitude lines on the Earth connects all the Earth locations at a given lati...

Q: Do you think the sea floor is the same age as the continent? Justify your answer.

A:  The outer layer of the Earth is broken into multiple big slabs, called plates. Plates are in contin...

Q: What is subsidence and what causes it

A: Subsidence Subsidence is a geological process. It occurs during plate tectonic process.