Discuss the size and general temperature characteristics of the troposphere and stratosphere.

Q: Discuss how deserts are not just “barren expanses of sand”.

A: The regions with scanty precipitation/moisture content and extreme temperature events give rise to d...

Q: If the temperature of the air is 25°C at sea level, use the average lapse rate to calculate the expe...

A: AVERAGE LAPSE RATE STATES THAT FOR EVERY KILOMETRE THERE IS A DECREASE OF 6.5 DEGREE CELSIUS. IT STA...

Q: In comparison to the earlier years/decades, how do you think our ancestors predict or identify possi...

A: Disasters are naturally occurring disturbances that result in huge loss of lives and property.

Q: Can the Department of Homeland Security find an alternative way to make the county feel more safe an...

A: The United States of America will never again be absolutely impervious to existing and evolving risk...

Q: Before molten rock reaches the surface, it is called _____.

A: The earth consists of mainly four spheres that are atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphe...

Q: Describe how sandy and muddy shores differ in terms of energy level, particle size, sediment stabili...

A: The sediment cover shores that can find on different kinds of beaches. They are coarse boulder beach...

Q: Evaluate the source by assigning a score for each element on the rubric.  The question for research ...

A: Wave, (Japanese: "harbor wave") additionally called seismic ocean wave or tsunami, cataclysmic sea w...

Q: Describe the climatic changes you might experience as you travel on a line from the eastern Mediterr...

A: Beirut is a sea-bound city in the Western Asian country, Lebanon. Whereas, Yemen is a geographically...

Q: Which of these activities or processes might affect the supply of groundwater in an aquifer? Select ...

A: Spring is an underground layer of water-bearing porous stone, rock breaks, or unconsolidated materia...

Q: Before molten rock reaches the surface, it is called _____.

A: Liquid stone, i.e., magma, is not so much thick but rather more light than the encompassing stone, s...

Q: How is it possible to damage soil? Explain.

A: Soil is the topmost layer or part of the Earth's Crust. It is the layer on which plants and differen...

Q: How do the two sides of Long Island differ to one another?

A: An island is a piece of subcontinental land which surrounds by water. Islands are very small feature...

Q: List several ways in which topographic development in arid lands is different from humid regions.

A: Topography refers to the land features which is made by natural and artificial processes.

Q: What are tides caused by?

A: THE PERIODIC RISE AND FALL OF WATER IN OCEANS SEAS DUE TO GRAVITATIONAL PULL OF SUN AND MOON IS CALL...

Q: What resulted from the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?

A: The Battle of Horseshoe Bend occurred on March 27, 1814, viably finished Creek protection from Ameri...

Q: Why do most people ignore the importance of soil? Which peopleunderstand and value soil?

A: Soil is the uppermost part or layer of the Earth in which plants and organisms survive. It comprises...

Q: Build your own atmosphere by adding absorbing molecules .  What happens to the number of infra-red p...

A: Infrared spectroscopy estimates IR discharges from materials at explicit frequencies. The IR range o...

Q: This region is called the midnight zone because its/it's dark as midnight there.

A: The bathyal zone or bathypelagic, profound – (otherwise called noon zone) is the piece of the vast s...

Q: Briefly contrast contact metamorphism, regional metamorphism and hydrothermal metamorphism.

A: Transformation is the difference in minerals or geologic surface (the detailed plan of minerals) in ...