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Q: List the ten hottest years on record. According to a recent (2020-2021) source.

A: The greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and water vapour are essential for the life on the earth as...

Q: 1. All types of plate boundaries have the ability to produce earthquakes. (Use the USGS earthquake m...

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Q: what is the difference between magma, lava, and pyroclastics?

A: The earth was like a fireball 4.6 billion years ago, and since then, it is cooling. It has cooled an...

Q: Why is the the 'leach time' for different soils an important parameter to measure?   What were the m...

A: Soil is the outermost layer of the Earth, which is a mixture of minerals, sediments, gases, water, o...

Q: describe the 3 models of the universe in astronomy

A: There are three models of universe are there namely; closed universe, open universe and flat univers...

Q: Answer the question in the picture

A: Disaster is any phenomenon that lasts for a significant amount of time, can be for a long or short d...

Q: 10. I'm a plate with oceanic crust sinking under a plate with continental crust. 11. I'm the layer o...

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Q: Name two factors that cause ocean waters to sink why does each factor cause sinking?

A: Certain surface phenomena happen at the ocean surface, and physical and chemical factors govern thes...

Q: What describes the average temperature, humidity, precipitation over the span of thirty years

A: Climate change varies with global or regional climates over time. It shows changes in fluctuations o...

Q: What is the relationship of the subtropical highs to the trade winds and the westerlies?

A: The Earth is not uniformly heated by the incoming solar radiation. The solar energy is unevenly dist...

Q: Find the distance in parsecs to Spica, which has an annual parallax of 0.012 arcsec

A: To determine the distance from the star need to use an equation, Distance to a star, d = 1p Where,  ...

Q: what are weathering, erosion, and lithofication?

A: The shape and size of the geomorphological features available on the surface are decided by forces l...

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: An example of a cycle in nature is

A: The process by which the elements present on the earth are continuously recycled in different forms ...

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: What landforms are created by the friction tectonic plates pushing up against one another?

A: Plate tectonics deals with the movement of tectonic plates located in the Earth’s lithosphere layer....

Q: why the tsunami waves arrived almost an hour after the seismic waves of the earthquake hit the islan...

A: The unexpected and short-acting vibrations that affect the surface of the earth that varying from a ...

Q: Assume a country harvests 18 million metric tons of fish annually from an ocean area with an average...

A: Fishprint in (gha) is  =metric tons of fish harvested per yearproductivity in metric tons per hectar...

Q: A block on a dry, sloping surface is pulled downslope by and held in place by friction. Select one: ...

A: The downslope movement of the loose material known as regolith under the force of gravity without th...

Q: How does plate tectonics influence where sediments are deposited?

A: Plate tectonics is known as the driving mechanism for the origin, growth, and development of contine...

Q: Explain why mountains often exhibit dry conditions on their leeward sides?

A: A Mountain or risen terrain usually has two sides Stoss side and a lee side. The Stoss side is the g...