Rise To Surface LAVA Outgassing CO 2, H 2 O, SO X Cooling / Crystals form Extrusive Igneous Rocks Weathering Sediments build up/layers Chemical Erosion.

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Rise To Surface LAVA Outgassing CO 2, H 2 O, SO X Cooling / Crystals form Extrusive Igneous Rocks Weathering Sediments build up/layers Chemical Erosion & Deposition Buried under layers Compaction & Cementation Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Crystals form (again) Cooling / Crystals form Heating WITH melting Sediments Sedimentary Layers Dissolved Minerals Sedimentary Rocks Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Metamorphic Rocks Intrusive Igneous Rocks Evaporite Chemical Rocks Rise To Surface Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Heating WITH melting Rise To Surface Heating WITH melting Click here for FL’s Image Bank

Rise To Surface LAVA Outgassing CO 2, H 2 O, SO X Cooling / Crystals form Extrusive Igneous Rocks Weathering Sediments build up/layers Chemical Erosion & Deposition Buried under layers Compaction & Cementation Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Crystals form (again) Cooling / Crystals form Heating WITH melting Sediments Sedimentary Layers Dissolved Minerals Sedimentary Rocks Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Metamorphic Rocks Intrusive Igneous Rocks Evaporite Chemical Rocks Rise To Surface Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Heating WITH melting Rise To Surface Heating WITH melting Click here for FL’s Image Bank

Rise To Surface Outgassing CO 2, H 2 O, SO X Cooling / Crystals form Extrusive Weathering Sediments build up/layers Chemical Erosion & Deposition Buried under layers Compaction & Cementation Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Crystals form (again) Cooling / Crystals form Heating WITH melting Dissolved Minerals Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Intrusive Evaporite Chemical Rocks Rise To Surface Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Heating WITH melting Rise To Surface Heating WITH melting Click here for FL’s Image Bank

Rise To Surface Outgassing CO 2, H 2 O, SO X Sediments build up/layers Chemical Compaction & Cementation Crystals form (again) Cooling / Crystals form Dissolved Minerals Evaporite Chemical Rocks Rise To Surface Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Heating WITH melting Rise To Surface Click here for FL’s Image Bank

Magma under Hawaii

The eruption of Mt. St. Helens (May 1980 ) Click here to see a few post eruption photos

Lava Flows on the Big Island of Hawaii Click here for more Hawaii photos

Flooding on the Obion River (May, 2002)

Bryce Canyon (see EPOD pages here) (see EPOD pages here)

Layers of Sediment

Banded and Distorted Metamorphic Rocks Gneiss (Katonah, NY)Schist (Two Lights State Park, ME)

Large crystals in an intrusive rock (Boulder, CO)

Uplifted, Tilted, and Exposed by Erosion Sedimentary Rock Layers (near Morrison, CO)

Lava Flows (Mauna Loa, Hawaii)

Sedimentary Rocks (Grand Canyon, CO)

Salt Flats (Death Valley, CA)

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