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Q: Why are earthquakes focused along plate margins? What are the sources of heat in Earth's interior?

A: An earthquake is the sign or result of sudden energy release from the interior of the earth. An eart...

Q: list 5 ways in which you unnecessarily waste energy during a typical day and how these actions viola...

A: The three principles of environmental sustainability are energy from the sun (solar), diversity of f...

Q: Suppose we find the hypothetical Planet 9 beyond Pluto.  Suppose we find that the semi-major axis of...

A: Astronomical Unit (AU) Astronomical unit is the average distance between the sun and the earth. Kepl...

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A: The conglomerate is a rudaceous rock formed by the long transportation process. The clasts present i...

Q: Why are continents so much older than the ocean basins?

A: Continents are the portions of land which are not covered with ocean water. About 260 million years ...

Q: what is life? Could it have developed without oxygen?

A: The physical existence that rises, acts, defines, reacts, grows, gives rise to another physical exis...

Q: “What is the alutude angle of the Sun for someone in Moscow, Russia (56 degrees * N) on December 22”

A: The rotation of the earth is from west to east and is tilted at an angle of 23.5 degrees. When one h...

Q: The next problems refer to the following topographical map of a local region. This is essentially a ...

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Q: Explain the differences among the pycnocline, the halocline, and the thermocline. Explain what effec...

A: The ocean is stratified, having various layers like Halocline, thermocline, and pycnocline.Thermocli...

Q: What are the positive and negative impacts of fracking? Should fracking be banned? How should we dis...

A:   Fracking is a process through which rocks are fractured by a high-speed liquid pumped through a ho...

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A:   Lag deposit is a coarse-grained residue left after finer particles have been transported away, due...

Q: How can non aerobic life still exist on earth?

A: The earliest forms of life which came on the earth initially exhibit chemosynthesis in the absence o...

Q: Question No. 01: Draw a cross-sectional view of the Earth. Analyze all the major layers and the thic...

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Q: What is an urban forest? Describe the three ways urban forests contribute to mental and physical hea...

A: Trees are one of the most important fundamental units of life. Trees provide food, suitable weather,...

Q: Spring tides and neap tides results from the combined effect of the sun and the moon. Draw a diagram...

A: A force that is exerted on the earth by the moon is known as the gravitational force. Although there...

Q: Atmospheric pressure decreases as one moves to higher elevations becausethere is much less air on a ...

A: Atmospheric pressure, also called barometric pressure, is the pressure exerted on the surface by the...

Q: Where are hot and very luminous stars shown on the H-R diagram

A: The H-R diagram or Hertzsprung - Russell diagram is used to plot the star in a scattered manner. H-R...

Q: What are three steps that governments and private interests could take to protect the world’s remain...

A: The system of organisms which live underwater or the ecosystem which is situated under the water and...

Q: What is a good hypothesis statement about the magnitude of earth quakes in the US?

A: Earthquake prediction involves specifying the time of occurrence, area, and magnitude range of an ev...

Q: What is the key difference between saline-sodic and sodic soils, and which type of soil would be the...

A: Saline sodic soils are similar to saline soils, but they have high amounts of sodium compared to cal...

Q: What are the two primary sources of all beach sand globally?

A: A landform that presents alongside the seas and consists mostly of sand, gravel, pebbles, and remain...

Q: If a star has a radial velocity of 25 km/sec and a transverse velocity of 60 km/sec, what is the sta...

A:   VR , radial velocity of the star =   25 km/sec VT , transverse velocity of star = 60 km/sec The sp...

Q: what are the most abundant sediment size deposits at Fort Lauderdale, FL Beach?A. Gravel B. Sand C. ...

A: Fort Lauderdale is known for its white sand beaches with clear sky blue waters.  

Q: Explain how it is possible for some locations in the world to experience colder than average years, ...

A: Global warming means the unusual increase in the average surface temperature of the Earth over the p...

Q: Fill in the blanks. The words in parentheses represent the choices for each blank. Walter and Luis A...

A: The cretaceous- tertiary boundary is also known as the K-T boundary or the K-Pg boundary. The K-Pg b...

Q: When is more pollution a good thing? Provide the formula.

A: The word pollution is used for harmful materials, which are present in the environment that may cont...

Q: Core 1000 km The student wants to create a scale model out of modeling clay and begins with a sphere...

A:   If 4 cm thick sphere of clay represents 1000 km core of mars. Then,      1000 km of core =   4 cm ...

Q: Imagine that a species of flightless bird lived on the supercontinent Laurasia during the Jurassic p...

A: The drifting of continental plates by means of plate tectonic movements are one of the major geologi...

Q: How mechanical weathering (breaking or crushing) contribute to chemical weathering (dissolution)? Ho...

A: The breaking of rocks into small pieces are called weathering. Weathering are classified into follow...

Q: What role do ocean currents play in the distribution of sea ice? What are the two primary ways sea i...

A: The variability in water temperature creates a difference in its density, which results in the therm...