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Q: Does the warmest temperatures occur over continents or over oceans ? Does the coldest temperatures ...

A: The continents and the oceans experience a different amount of heating. This is primarily due to the...

Q: Explain how the properties of wool make it a good clothing material.

A: Wool is a type of protein that is derived from animals like seep. The quality of fleece that is take...

Q: What happens to temperature and pressure as one moves deeper inside the Earth?

A: Temperature and pressure condition of the earth interior will increases with increasing depth from t...

Q: Layers of ash have built up on the white dwarf's surface, pushing it over the Chandrasekhar limit. W...

A: Subrahmanyam Chandrasekhar discovered the Chandrasekhar limit. It is defined as the maximum mass of ...

Q: Define water content. How it can be expressed as a percent.

A: In a soil profile, the zone of aeration is filled with air, and the site of saturation contains wate...

Q: Q.No.6. Define the term Natural Disaster, and identify the major Natural disasters happened in Pakis...

A: Natural disasters are some adverse events caused by any of the natural phenomena on Earth that can c...

Q: Is it wise to build in river valleys below Mount Rainier, even tens of miles away?

A: Tectonism activity explains the processes of earthquakes and volcanism. Volcanism is the eruption of...

Q: Why you should study structural geology?

A: Geology is the science of the Earth and its internal and external processes. There are various branc...

Q: What is this rock and on what type of rock (metamorphic, igneous, sedimentary) does it fall under?

A: This is a hand specimen of a specific mineral. This hand specimen should be identified carefully in ...

Q: A soil sample was analyzed with the Loss-on-igntion (LOl) method. Relate the loss-on-ignition (LOl) ...

A: The Loss-on-ignition (LOI) method is used for estimating soil organic matter, minerals, and chemical...

Q: Q1: Choose correct answer: 1. The characterization factor of a crude oil is calculated as 12.5. It m...

A: Crude oil is also known as petroleum. Crude oil is the general term used for all the natural hydroca...

Q: Explain the process of weathering and erosion in detail. And also explain types of both processes in...

A: Weathering is the natural phenomenon of breakdown, disintegration or dissolution of materials on Ear...

Q: What did the region of the modern Rocky Mountains look like at the end of the Eocene Epoch?

A: Orogenic belts are formed due to structural deformation and differentiation in compositions at the c...

Q: Do tornadoes have major impacts on large cities?

A: Tornadoes are an atmospheric phenomenon characterized by a column of wind rotating at very high velo...

Q: What are the 5 oshens

A: Disclaimer - The word "oshens" is assumed to be typo for the word "oceans". The following answer is ...

Q: Which of these events will cause change to the climate in fastest rate? A Human activities emitting ...

A: Earth's climate essentially depends on temperature and temperature directly related to solar insolat...

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A: The Earth's interior is not homogeneous but is divided into many layers with respect to physical and...

Q: Explain how soil erosion causes pollution.

A: Soil is formed as the end product of the weathering and erosion process. It is one of the critical c...

Q: How do subsurface processes influence surface landforms in areas of karst topography?

A: Geomorphology studies the origin and evolution of topographic features present on the surface by var...

Q: Drawing on the concept of the revolution of the earth' explain the relationship between latitudes an...

A: The Earth is divided into two equal hemispheres along the equatorial plane: the Northern hemisphere,...

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A: A hotspot is defined as the region found deep beneath the earth's surface from where the heat rises ...

Q: Write a full explanation of the lava

A: Magma is present inside the terrestrial planet like the earth that expels to the surface. Lava is a ...

Q: How has climatic change altered the general distribution of terrestrial vegetation since early in Pl...

A: Climate is a long-term aggregate of weather. Climate changes from place to place and over time, at a...

Q: What are the possible ways related to the occurrence of mineral and explain the identification chara...

A: The mineral in the figure is pink grossular garnet. It is crystallized in the isometric system and m...

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A: The universe began about 14 billion years ago. After about 10 billion years, our solar system began ...

Q: To what interval of geologic time is radiocarbon dating applicable?

A: Radiometric dating is the process of using radioactive isotopes to date the events of the past. Thus...

Q: Identify the key ways in which humans have transformed the North American environment since 1600.

A: North America in the 16th century was a collection of many newly established people and Native Ameri...

Q: How can chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) be used as such tracers? Would CFC-based methods be equally suita...

A: Tracers can give information about ocean circulation and its variability. 

Q: Describe and contrast the global extent of glaciers today with that during the Pleistocene.

A: Many times in the earth’s history, the glacial and interglacial periods have taken place. The Proter...

Q: Q1/ Answer the following questions? 1- Rock (dimension 10 m length and 5 m width) subjected to stres...

A: 1. (a) Rigid Body is a body, which undergoes no deformation under any type of stress. When the value...

Q: Do you think daylight-saving time could be contributing to global warming? The longer we have sunlig...

A: The gradual increase in the overall Earth's atmosphere's temperature is called as Global warming. An...

Q: If a light from a galaxy fluctuates in brightness very rapidly, the region producing the radiation m...

A: Stars produce higher amounts of brightness and are measured in terms of luminosity. The brightness v...

Q: is defined as the change in length of a line per unit length, then we will not have to specify the a...

A: Stress is the amount of force exerted in a particular area. Its unit is N/m2. The Strain is the amou...

Q: The scientist who studies rock fossils and earth to learn about the pass is a 

A: Paleontology is a branch of geology that deals with the study of past life. Whatever we know about l...

Q: Which of the following best summarizes the main causes of water pollution today? increased runoff, ...

A: The contamination of water bodies through biological or inorganic contaminants exposed to humans cau...

Q: Enumerate the cause and effects of global warming and climate change. (Note: Must provide 3 causes....

A: Global warming is a warming event that has impacted worldwide, causing climatic changes globally. Th...

Q: Explain the term isostasy and identify the theory which belongs to this given picture and justify it...

A: The term isostasy refers to the state of hydrostatic balance of the crustal segments of varying thic...

Q: Where should permeable pavement be used and where should it not be used?

A: Pavements are covering on the surface, made artificially or naturally. Artificial pavements include ...

Q: What is the green perspectives of environment

A: The environment is the total of the elements, factors, and conditions in the surroundings, which may...

Q: what is the formula to find "Hydraulic Conductivity" (K)

A: Hydraulic conductivity is a physical property that determines the ability of the material to transmi...

Q: Explain volcanic landform by the help of the definition of constructive landform and destructive lan...

A: Generally, landforms are due to constructive and destructive forces. Destructive forces are processe...

Q: If a portion of the surface of a planetary body has a high density of craters on it, what does that ...

A: Impact craters are circular, hollow depressions on the surface of a planet, formed due to the collis...

Q: Q:2a) Explain that how you can identify the hardness of mineral by direct and indirect method. Q:2 b...

A: The resistance of a mineral to abrasion is stated as the hardness of a mineral. The symbol 'H' is co...

Q: Question 35 37) How long have asteroids been striking Earth? O D) Since Earth formed O B) During the...

A: Asteroids are small bodies of rocks that orbit the sun. They are generally irregular in shape and ha...

Q: Which is most likely to make a more frequent “visitor” of Earth: comet or asteroid (Based on the tab...

A: Comet is an asteroid or meteoroid which glows when close to the Sun; it should have a tail like a co...

Q: What are environmental consequences of urban growth in developing countries?

A: Urban growth is defined as an increase in urban land cover.

Q: Wave-swept beaches are subjected to the same conditions as the intertidal community but support vast...

A: The wave swept beaches are part of the shore where sediments swept away under the influence of waves...

Q: Sydney and Valparaiso are the same distance from the equator and both are near the ocean. Is Valpara...

A: When the weather pattern over a region is tracked for at least 30 years, we estimate the mean trend ...

Q: What kinds of stratigraphic correlation do geologists undertake?

A: Stratigraphic correlation is the method of comparing and correlating the different stratigraphic suc...

Q: What is the latitude of noon 90 degree angle sun in Belleville, Illinois? What is the latitude in B...

A: The solar angle or the Solar altitude angle is the angle between the sun’s rays and a horizontal pla...