This step in the water cycle occurs when water heats and turns to vapor
Evaporation
What is an Aquifer?
The layer in the ground that allows water to flow
At every convergent boundary we get what?
Subduction zone
What is the Lithosphere?
Crust and upper part of the mantle
Draw the density triangle
Why is there no new water on earth?
it cycles through earth via the water cycle
What is a watershed?
Water pools in a specific area of land
Convection currents ever stop? why?
no. hot spot is stationary.
How many branches of earth science are there?
4
What is a tsunami?
Big wave caused by underwater earthquake
This step in the water cycle occurs when water returns to earth and runs across the land
Run Off
What is a divide?
high land mass that seperates two water sheds
What is a Dike?
vertical crack in rock layers, magma cools in those veins
Specifically, why do we care about King Henry?
Teaches us how to solve SI Conversions
Describe Humus
Decaying organic matter, air, and water
How much of earth's water is potable?
1%
What is groundwater?
Groundwater is the leakage from underground into a spore on top of land making it visible. (water in the ground)
What is a tide?
The rhythmic rise and fall of the ocean’s water
What are faults?
Boundaries
What is a rock?
Mixture of minerals mineraloids, glass and organic matter.
Name the 5 oceans
(Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian, Southern (Antarctic)
of all the layers of earth, how many are aquifers?
3
Explain Frost wedging
Water enters a cracked rock, freezes then expands the crack. when water thaws, crack remains expanded
What is the difference between Spring and Neap Tides
Spring tides-sun, moon, earth in direct line with each other. Cause unusually high tides
Neap tides-sun, moon, earth form right angle with each other. Cause unusually low tides
A wooden block has a mass of 500g and a volume of 10cm3. What is the density?
50 g/cm3