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Quick Question: What are the 3 types of stress? What kind of fault is caused by each of these types of stress? When a fault occurs, the surface of earth can increase, decrease, or stay the same. Describe how each type of fault changes the earth’s surface.
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Stress Fault Type Change in surface Area
Tension Normal Increases Compression Reverse Decreases Shearing Strike-slip No change
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Today’s Objective: I understand how rock moves through the rock cycle.
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Plate Tectonics: We Didn't Start the Fire Either!
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Let's Rock The Rock Cycle
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Weathering: Gradual wearing away of earth by sources acting upon it.
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Chemical Weathering: The affect of chemicals in air and atmosphere
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Mechanical Weathering
Physical changes only: The rock type doesn’t change
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Frost Wedging
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Root Wedging Plant roots pushing soil away as they grow
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Rapid changes in weather
Temperature Rapid changes in weather
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Pressure under earth pushing up
Unloading Pressure under earth pushing up
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The moving away of surface sediment (soil, small rocks, particles)
Erosion: The moving away of surface sediment (soil, small rocks, particles)
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Weathering and Erosion are natural processes occurring since the beginning of time.
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The actions of humans can affect weathering & erosion.
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Water Farming Water Wind Rain Deforestation Wind Construction
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All soil started as rock and decomposing matter.
Sedimentary Rock created by “gluing” together small pieces of rock, sand, & organic matter All soil started as rock and decomposing matter.
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Sedimentary Rock: Sediment (small particles) Transportation (moved)
Deposition (put down) Compaction (Pushed together) Cementation (glued together by tiny dust-like particles)
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Metamorphic Rock Created by extreme heat & pressure
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Includes organic things also
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Rapidly cooled from molten rock
Igneous Rock
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Intrusive: Made inside the Earth
Extrusive: Made outside the Earth
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Rock Cycle
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