Planetary
Planetary
This type of plate collapse is a convergent boundary. When the plates crashes, it creates a hot spot in the center, which is the cause of the creation of mountains that come out of the oceans, which we call volcanoes.…
* Mantle: (2900km) thick, solid layer between the crust and the Earth’s core. The density of the mantle is 3-9 g/cm^3; the crust “floats” on the mantle…
Crust can disappear at the edge of a boundary when new crust is being added to the other edge of the boundary.…
1. What is Earth’s mantle? The mantle is a part of a terrestrial planet or other rocky body large enough to have differentiation by density. The interior of the Earth, similar to the other terrestrial planets, is chemically divided into layers. The mantle is a layer between the crust and the outer core. ...…
The earthquake is located at one of the two points where the two circles intersect.…
Plate Tectonics – major Plate Tectonic principles; What are the 3 plate boundaries and their driving mechanisms? Where are trenches?... What are hot spots? What is our plate boundary here in SD? In which direction are we moving?…
As the oceanic plate is forced below the continental plate it melts to form magma and earthquakes are triggered. The magma collects to form a magma chamber. This magma then…
The mantle itself is set between the crust, and the outer core of the earth. The mantle is by far the largest divide of the earth, measuring around 2900km thick, which is almost 85% of the earth’s volume. So the mantle is divided into four sections. The upper mantle (35 km- 400 km), the transition zone (410–660 km), the lower mantle (660–2900 km), and the core-mantle boundary (varies but normally 200km thick).…
Has 3 zones 1.Lower:solid 2.Asthenosphere:The part of the mantle that lies below the lithosphere; it behaves plastically&flows slowly. Partial melting creates magma which rises less dense 3.Upper:Surrounds the Asthenosphere and is solid. The mantle take up83% of earths volume.…
a. Their wavelengths are long enough that anywhere in the ocean the water depth is less than L/20…
The Epicenter, location on the earths surface directly above focus, of the '64 earthquake is located in the northern part of the Prince William Sound; specifically 61.04º N- 147.73º W, approximately 75 miles east of Anchorage. The focus, or depth of the earthquake, is estimated at 25 miles below the epicenter. In general, the lower the earthquake occurs below the surface of the earth, the weaker it is; 25 miles is relatively close to the surface compared to most earthquakes that occur in…
TASK 1 BASICALLY (P1, P2 & M1) Extrinsic factors: they are basic forms or approaches whereby the body becomes subjected to injury by external circumstance or causes. These injuries are precipitated or induced by different causes- • Coaching: are introduced into unsuitable and improper coaching direction and information from coaches, mentors or trainers. This could be as a result of very bad administration displayed or shown to players. • Incorrect technique: players cause bruises, cramps or fractures to themselves as a result of bad approach in handling apparatus in sporting facilities.…
The conceptual; framework of this course is an evolutionary process perspective on technology management and innovation. The focus here is on PROCESSES to help firms better manage technology and innovation. The fundamental ideas underlying this evolutionary perspective are 1) a firm’s technology strategy emerges from its technological competencies and capabilities; 2) technology strategy is shaped by external (environmental) and internal (organizational) forces; and 3) the enactment of technology strategy, through the experience it generates, serves to further develop the firm’s technological competences and capabilities. We will deal with typical issues that managers in technology based firms deal with. This course discusses the strategic management of technology and innovation. Our goal is to develop managerial skills, methodologies and critical thinking in order to achieve a sustainable…
1 Good afternoon Ms Ibrahim and 10Geo6. Today I will be talking about Campbelltown and William will be talking about Badgerys Creek and how these suburbs are redeveloping. 2 Campbelltown is a suburb in Sydney, NSW. The development of the town was slow at first, but in 1831 residents took ownership of town land. Campbelltown's population increased steadily in the years that followed.…