How can gravity's role in tectonic plate motion be described? How are volcanoes created by tectonic plate movement? What parts of the Earth make up the asthenosphere? What are tectonic processes? How does mantle convection cause seafloor spreading?
How fast does magma flow? Flowing: Flowing is the movement of a liquid downhill under gravity. The movement of water from rivers towards the ocean uses this mechanism of movement. Answer and Explanation:1 Magma flows at up to 60 kilometers an hour on a steep slope with a smooth channel....
Scientists think Mars originally formed in the ancient past from an accumulation of spacefaring gas and dust, brought together by gravity. Modern Earth has a magnetic field called a "magnetosphere" that protects us from the worst effects of solar wind. Mars once had a strong magnetosphere of its...
The plates are not static; instead, they move. Sometimes it’s the tiniest fraction of inches over a period of years. Other times, there’s more movement, and it’s more sudden. This sort of movement is what triggers earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. What’s m...
When you ascend, you naturally shift your center of gravity forward. Unfortunately for me, that shift put even more pressure on the injured disc, and my pain intensified. That 4-hour ascent was the most painful experience of my life to-date. I couldn’t catch hold of any positive ...
167.Huff Model– Calculating sales potential based on the Huff Model – an interaction model measuring the probabilities of consumers at each origin location patronizing a new store instead of other stores. (Huff Gravity Model) 168.Consumer Profiling– Optimizing consumer profiling with location-based...
Beyond these larger moons are Saturn’s Irregular Moons. These satellites are small, have large radii, are inclined, have mostly retrograde orbits, and are believed to have been acquired by Saturn’s gravity. These moons are made up of three basic groups – the Inuit Group, the Gallic Group...
What does gravity have to do with groundwater? How much water is in the Central Valley Aquifer? How deep is a typical aquifer? How deep is the Great Artesian Basin? How much water is in the Ogallala Aquifer? What is a groundwater aquifer?
Is gravity a theory or a law? How does a satellite function in relation to Newton's three laws? Explain the statement that although your mass is the same everywhere, your weight may vary from place to place. Due to earth's mag...