It is 6 AM on July 1 in London (51.5 N, 0). What are the time and date in Bangkok (13 N, 100 E)?

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: What are the latitude and longitude of the point on the Earth that is opposite Beijing, China (40 N,...

A: In a globe, the exact opposite geo-location of a specific location is termed as the antipode.

Q: What puzzled scientists about Earth’s ancient magnetic field? How was the apparent dilemma resolved?

A: Not that the position of our  poles on the Earth (also known as a geomagnetical field) allows for a ...

Q: What is glacial flour? Glacial drift?

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

Q: Reflect on the activities and inter-dynamacis of the four functions in the context of green peace.

A: Since its establishment in Vancouver,1971, Greenpeace has become one of the most influential multina...

Q: Describe the world’s largest accidental and intentionally released oil spills. How many times larger...

A: Exxon Valdez oil spill happened on March 24, 1989 in Alaska when an oil tanker named Exxon Valdez ow...

Q: What are some negative environmental factors that could inhibit the development of ocean tidal power...

A: Ocean tidal power systems form a tidal energy-based power generator in the ocean where the differenc...

Q: Explain the circumstances that can lead to stream rejuvenation.

A: Streams are rejuvenated because, having grown to the fundamental level, they have unexpectedly been ...

Q: What is non-point source pollution, and how does it get to the ocean? What other ways does trash get...

A: The nonpoint source of pollutants is those that occur from no fixed source such as those that result...

Q: Explain the concepts and metrics used to document changes in global population and settlement patter...

A: Urban and urban population settlements begin to expand exponentially and most of this change takes p...

Q: What are non-native species? Why can they be so damaging to ecosystems?

A: The non-native species that occupy the land are called invasive species they may naturally or delibe...

Q: Pangea was no the first nor will it be the last, super continent. In the process of continental drif...

A: The earliest understanding of plate movement came through continental drift theory. The theory hypot...

Q: In what ways are seawater and pure water similar? How are the two different?

A: The Earth's water reservoirs are composed of two major types of water, i.e., the seawater present in...

Q: What explains the presence of a yazoo stream on a floodplain?

A: A Yazoo stream is a term in Geology given to a tributary stream that runs parallel to a larger river...

Q: What is the difference between soil and regolith?

A: Depending on the composition of the dust settled on surface of Earth. It is classified into categori...

Q: Which is alluvium a related term? a)stream b)earthquake c)air d)mountain

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Q: What special conditions and factors influence landform development in deserts?

A: WHAT IS DESERT- A desert is a vast area of flat land covered with sand, where little precipitation o...

Q: Why are mountainous areas that have experienced glaciation usually quite rugged?

A: Glaciers are predominant features of terrain landscapes and continental landscapes.

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: How does glaciofluvial deposition differ from deposition directly by glacial ice?

A: Glaciofluvial deposition-These deposits formed at the coast, which are eroded by waves and currents....

Q: What is the cause of being cold in polar regions

A: The unique shape and atypical tilt of Earth have resulted in differential climatic patterns worldwid...

Q: About how much more energy is released during a magnitude 6 earthquake than during a magnitude 5 ear...

A: Earthquakes can be measured in a number of ways, the most widely used method for measuring an earthq...

Q: Compare the biological productivity of polar, middle latitude, and tropical oceans. Consider all fac...

A: The amount of energy or the organic matter fixed by all living biota types in a given period is know...

Q: Why are deep-focus earthquakes (those originating many hundreds of kilometers below the surface) ass...

A: The deep-focused earthquake re also called plutonic earthquakes, they have a hypocenter that exceeds...

Q: Why are there so many lakes in areas that were glaciated by continental ice sheets during the Pleist...

A: CONTINENTAL ICE SHEETS: A continental ice sheets are the huge or vast spread of ice that completely ...

Q: Explain the mechanics of frost wedging.

A: Frost wedging is a process of physical or mechanical weathering. The process takes place when the st...

Q: 1. In what seasons do the largest differences in temperature occur between St. Louis and San Francis...

A: The bottom figure(1) demonstrates the variation between the temperature in January and at night. The...

Q: Why do you think tools of demography are important? How does these concepts help us understand the c...

A: Demography is a branch of geography that deals with a specific population's characteristics and dist...

Q: What is the difference between the focus of an earthquake and the epicenter of an earthquake?

A: The epicenter is the point on the surface that is directly above a hypocentre or focus and is the pl...

Q: Describe the positions of the sun, Moon, and earth that produce the highest high tides and the lowes...

A: Two high tides, as well as two low tides every day, are observed in most areas, but not in everyplac...

Q: How does an alluvial fan differ from a delta?

A: The alluvial fans are formed at the base of the mountain range they have high energy streams and are...

Q: How is a slump different from other kinds of landslide?

A: Slump and Landslide, both are example of mass movements. They occur due to various reasons and infli...

Q: What is poverty?

A: Definition: Poverty is a state of social condition that is characterized by the dearth of of resourc...

Q: 1.Explain the roles of mining sector in the Ethiopian sector. economy and the major constraints of t...

A: Mostly as diversification from agriculture, mining is essential to Ethiopia's economy. Mining actual...

Q: Of the changes that are occurring in the oceans as a result of global climate change, which ones are...

A: The impacts of climate change and global warming affect sea levels, coastlines, ocean currents, surf...