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By: Shianna Brisson, Alex Moran, and Donovan Stott
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Layers of the Earth-crust, mantel, outer core, and the inner core, lithosphere, Asthenosohere, hydrosphere, & Troposphere.
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Troposphere- lowest layer of the Earth, contains all the air and living things. Hydrosphere-a thin layer of water that rest on the lithosphere. Oceans, lakes, rivers, etc. Covers ¾ of the earth’s surface Lithosphere- is the top of the crust. Asthenosphere- is the bottom of the crust of “shell.”
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Crust- surrounds the earth, 75% is covered with water,20 miles thick Mantle- some solid rock and some lava(magma), 2 layers. Outer core- is liquid metal( iron and nickel), and it is extremely hot. Inner core-solid metal, hottest layer even though the iron is not liquid, it’s solid because of the pressure from all the layers.
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Fault Block- created by the earth’s surface by scraping together Folded- formed by layers of rock building up over time Dome- formed when magma comes up to the earths surface but can not brake though.
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Convergent- is a result of mountains and volcanoes forming Divergent- is a result of the sea floor spreading and making new crust Transform Fault- result of earthquakes
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Plate Tectonics- is a theory that explains when continental drift happened Convection Currents- in the mantle cause the plates to move Lithosphere- cut Into 7-12 plates that float on the Asthenosphere
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Weathering- the braking down of rocks, it is caused by repeated freezing and thawing Erosion- running water, wind, glaciers are all part of the cause of erosion. The main cause of erosion is gravity.
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Igneous-formed when magma cools into rock, Intrusive- formed by cooling magma under the ground. Extrusive- formed by lava above the surface then cools and hardens. Sedimentary-layers of sediment building up over time. Oldest layer it the bottom, fossils are normally found in this layer. Metamorphic- when rocks get put under a lot of heat & pressure. Any type of rock can be turned into a Metamorphic Rock. Some examples are marble, & granite.
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Deposition- the state of being deposited or precipitated. Sedimentation- the process of formation of sedimentary rocks Cementation- the gluing together of rocks Mineral are all the building blocks of rocks.
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