QI- Explain in details how metamorphism alters rocks? Q2- How mineral of igneous rock can be crystallized from magma? Q3- The volcanic eruption explosiveness caused by several reasons. Numerate and explain how each one differs from others on lave flow behaviors?

Q: Solve the attached problem

A: Earthquakes worldwide occur naturally due to plate tectonics happening at the divergent, convergent,...

Q: What happens to the ecosystem as it gets closer to the equator? a.)less species are present b.)the s...

A: Ecosystem occur in a geographic space where all the living and non-living things interact with respe...

Q: Explain how igneous rock color relates to its chemical composition.

A: Igneous rock or primary rock are the 1st formed rock which are formed from colling and solidificatio...

Q: Try to explain why we should treat the nature as our best laboratory.

A: The usefulness of nature signifies through the physical, biotic, and chemical constituents. It maint...

Q: Element A has a half-life of 3.8 hours.  I now have 1.5625% of my original sample remaining.  How ol...

A: Radiometric dating is a helpful dating technique to find the rocks' absolute age, thus finding the r...

Q: Describe what is foliation and what causes it.

A: Metamorphic rocks are the ones that have undergone physical or chemical alteration to form a new roc...

Q: What are two differences between P and S waves?

A: Since multiple questions have been asked, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any ...

Q: Processes and Rock Properties Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic lithification of sediment intense heat...

A: Rocks are naturally occurring aggregates of minerals. Rocks can be classified into three types depen...

Q: If new crust is constantly forming at divergent boundaries, why does the Earth not grow in size?

A: The formation and destruction of crust follows the law of conservation of mass. If one end of the pl...

Q: when sediment forms what happens first the rock is heated until it’s 700•c to 1300•c or part or all ...

A: There are different stages of rock cycle. Originally, the molten hot magma/lava cools and solidifies...

Q: Directions: Read the list of characteristics about types of stresses in the earth's crust below. Com...

A: The plate tectonics is associated with the tectonic plates and various changes occurring in landform...

Q: 1. Grain size range in mm:. 2. Percent of each Wentworth size class: clay - silt. sand. gravel . 3. ...

A: The figure given in the question is composed of calcareous sediments. The Wentworth grain size scale...

Q: state what would happen to the average summer and winter temperatures in new york if the tilt of ear...

A: Earth is always tilted 23.5o on its axis and this is the main reason for seasons.  During the Northe...

Q: B. Direction: Complete the table below. Effects on Place Where Illustration Type of Stress rocks Can...

A: Stress is the force applied per unit area on a rock. Stress leads to the formation and deformation o...

Q: What are the two main things that drive Earth's climate? In other words, what are the two main thing...

A: Climate is the long-term average of the weather of a particular place. And the weather is the temper...

Q: what texture is formed in the alignment of mineral crystals with a preferred orientation in a metamo...

A: Metamorphic rocks are formed from pre-existing rocks under stress, pressure, and increase temperatur...

Q: (T/F) A fault is where two sections of the Earth's lithosphere can move past one another.

A: The outer shell of the earth consists of denser oceanic crust and lighter continental crust and whic...

Q: Which metamorphic rock would you associate with high grade of regional metamorphism (phyllite, slate...

A: With the increase in temperature and pressure, the grains of an unmetamorphosed rock start to align,...

Q: WARM-UP 1.Who is ALfred Wegner? 2.List the 4 pieces of evidence that proves the Contential Drift The...

A: A look at the world map gives the idea that continents and oceans are the globe's principal surface ...

Q: An earthquake occured at position X A, B, C and D are 4 seismic stations on the surface of the Earth...

A: Since multiple questions have been asked, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any ...

Q: The map below illustrates the seven continents. Which of the following predictions about the crust a...

A: Earth's crust can be of two types with different thicknesses, oceanic crust 10-15km and continental ...

Q: What are the features of seafloor? Who proved that the seafloor is spreading? Where does seafloor sp...

A: The theory of continental drift was supported by the seafloor spreading observation. This observatio...

Q: How has humans impacted floods?

A: Floods are natural disaster events that are caused due to high levels of water beyond the normal lev...

Q: The diagram below illustrates the results of plate motion. Which description best explains the resul...

A: The outer layer of Earth is broken into multiple pieces called plates. The plates are in continuous ...

Q: what are currents that carry water from the surface to deeper parts of the ocean

A: The movement of ocean water affects the ecosystem locally, climatic patterns, and nutrient circulati...

Q: Please solve this question fastly What bright star transits at 8 PM on February 8 and sets at 4:30 A...

A: Various stars are seen in the night sky, having different luminosities and belonging to different co...

Q: What are the three basic components of a modern astronomical instrument? Describe each in one to two...

A: Astronomical instruments are the instruments used for observing and studying the outer space and the...