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    all of North America in over 6‚000 feet of snow and ice. During this time‚ the temperatures went up and down causing the glaciers to melt or to expand‚ often times causing them to move. This carved the landscape of Michigan (Why). Glacial erosion can happen in two primary ways‚ the first is called plucking‚ and this happens when rocks and debris stick to the underside of a glacier and then are carried off with it. The second is called abrasion‚ this is more of what we might think on when we think of

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    Water and Me essay

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    living organisms. It is a chemical compound whose formula is H2O. It covers 71% of the earth’s surface and is necessary for every known organism to live. 97% of the total water found on the earth lies in the oceans. The rest of water is in the form of glaciers and ice caps (2.1%)‚ ground water (0.6%)‚ inland water (0.2%) and water vapours (0.001%). Water is neutral to litmus. Its freezing point is 00C and melting point is 1000C. It is also regarded as “Universal solvent”. The importance of water is undeniable

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    Geology of Central Park

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    form of a prediction. Rock F is bedrock that points north-west‚ matching up with the empire rock. It also has grooves‚ is polished‚ and is glacial erratic. . The hypothesis that was created as to what process formed the parallel groves was‚ The Glacier Theory. What occurred in this process was that‚ 15 thousand years ago‚ the whole section was covered with flowing ice that had huge boulders underneath it. When the ice dragged the boulders over the bedrock that was pressing against it‚ the smaller

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    Glaciated Valley

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    assistance of glaciers‚ hence the name glaciated valley‚ this would have been classified it as being formed through a chemical weathering process. A U valley always starts as a typical V shaped valley however through the shape of the glacier‚ it uniformly turns the landscape into a U shape. A Glaciated Valley forms when a glacier travels down a slope. A glacier is a slow moving mass of ice that is formed by the accumulated and compacted snow on the mountains. When this glacier travels down the

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    ice age in an easy-understanding and accessible way. He first begins with a little background of ice ages. He then talks about glaciers and how they form and act. Then he talks about the different theories of how this happened. He concludes with speaking of the future and the climate it possesses. Scientists have discovered that in the past million years‚ glaciers have covered the Earth’s surface on several different occasions. There have been several "ice ages" in the Earth’s past‚ and twenty

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    shape of Michigan not only today‚ but also during the glaciers of the Ice Age? The glaciers that covered Michigan over one million years ago scraped the top layer of the landscape as they moved‚ carving landscapes throughout the land. As the glaciers melted‚ rivers streamed through the channels created by the glacier. The streams that formed from the glaciers spread the materials caught in the glacier throughout the land down south. The glaciers aimed to travel the least resistant path and thus the

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    Alaska Climate Disasters

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    raised in it have seen a sight that many people can’t fathom. Many Americans see the world climate change‚ but don’t take action because they have not seen the major effects of it. Being born and raised in Juneau‚ Alaska I have sadly seen over a dozen glaciers recede at a rapid rate‚ each year being a record-breaking year. Years where snow fall has been minimal because the difference of a few degrees. Unfortunately‚ these unusual years are become the standard. The farther north you travel the larger the

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    Slowness In Modern Art

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    properties in preserving things against time. When one wants something to last longer it can be frozen‚ and this is done with everything from frozen peas to cryogenically frozen human heads. Ice is also what forms glaciers‚ and this features prominently in another one of Eliasson’s works The Glacier Series. These massive formations not only form slowly but also move slowly‚ much slower than the human eye can perceive‚ much less the attention span wishes to

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    Geology 105 Study Guide

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    Stromatolites- Planet Embryos- Rodinia- Prokaryotic cells- last universal common acestor‚ heat-loving‚ heterotroph Siccar Point‚ Scotland- has the unconformity of angular unconformity Moraine- poor sorted glaciall till Erratics- rocks dropped by glaciers C. Lyell- Isua‚ Greenland- Basic 1. Uniformitarianism is that the laws of nature have not changed in the course of time. The present is the key to the past‚ so it helps geologists today find out about the worlds past. 2. present is the key

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    Shaping of NZ

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    Explain how the processes of weathering‚ erosion‚ transportation and deposition have shaped New Zealand. New Zealand is an amazing Ever-changing land‚ full of natural wonders. But there is more to our country than this‚ much more‚ because our country is unique on Earth. Four and a half billion years have made it a country of extraordinary landforms‚ through four main processes. These processes are called weathering‚ erosion‚ transpiration and deposition. As well as our environment and physical shape

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