Describe the conditions that typically lead up to a geyser eruption.

Q: How did the Great Rift Valley get its name?

A: The Great African Rift Valley is named after a 6,000 km deep, continuing geological trench, which ex...

Q: Is Antarctica in the Northern or Southern part of the hemisphere?

A: Antarctica is the world's seventh continent located entirely in the southern hemisphere. It consists...

Q: Answer fast please

A: The wind is said to be the air in motion and is formed by uneven heating of the land and water found...

Q: What is the main effect of weathering on the landscape? of mass wasting?

A: Weathering is defined as the process of break down rock into small and minute fragments that lead to...

Q: What are the positive impacts of population growth?

A: Population increase may also take on derogatory connotations, for example in third-world nations whe...

Q: Describe the three different types of breakers and indicate the slope of the beach that produces eac...

A: Breaker is a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore. Waves generally break near the...

Q: How do sedimentary rocks form on Earth’s surface?

A: SEDIMENTARY ROCK: Although three-fourths of the earth's surface is covered with sedimentary rocks, t...

Q: What is glacial flour? Glacial drift?

A: Depositional components of glaciers constitute glacial drift and glacial flour.

Q: How should a community respond to each potential slide?

A: Community response and preparedness against a hydro-geological disaster like a landslide are of utmo...

Q: In a territory where the recurrence of hydrometeorological events has generated impacts onhouses and...

A: If disaster risk becomes a consideration in urban investment choices or not, the future regarding di...

Q: What are the two dominant mechanisms of energy transfer around the world?

A: The energy is transfer in form of heat and light from the sun's incoming short wave radiation. This ...

Q: Examine the World Health Organization’s definition of pollution. Why does it need to be so specific?

A: The World Health Organization is part of the United Nations, which supervises global health issues a...

Q: Solve this management what are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information

A: Since the globalization allowed knowledge to be extended, the right of all to studying in this new t...

Q: Assume that the dunes in a field of barchan sand dunes are moving at an average long-term rate of 30...

A: SAND DUNES: A hill of sand near an ocean or mainly in a desert formed by an aeolian process is known...

Q: What is the smallest country in the world?

A: A country's size is defined by the total surface area bounded by the administrative boundaries.

Q: Give me a summary about Jupiter

A: JUPITER:Jupiter is the largest of all the planets of our solar system and is known as the king of pl...

Q: Explain the formation of terminal moraines and recessional moraines

A: MORAINES: Moraine are accumulation of rock debris (till) carried or deposited by a glacier. The mate...

Q: If the natural recharge rate of an aquifer is 1 centimeter per year, but the rate of groundwater pum...

A: Given that natural recharge rate of an aquifer is 1 cm per year and rate of groundwater is 15 cm per...

Q: Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?(2013) Geographical Feature Region (a) Abyssin...

A: ATLAS MOUNTAINS: The Atlas Mountains extends up to 2,500km across north-western Africa, crossing Alg...

Q: Discuss techniques used to clean oil spills. Why is it important to begin the cleanup immediately?

A: An oil spills is a type of pollution generally occurs in marine, it releases of a liquid petroleum h...