younger over older is a phrase you can use to remember this principle.
The melted rock of the igneous intrusion pushed its way into cracks and made previously existing rock weaker. The intrusions only became rock when they cooled and solidified, therefore they are younger than the rocks in which they are embedded.
the way geologist know that rock layers are undisturbed is the rock layers are folded
how do we know about the earth's layers when we never drilled that far down?
Syncline.
no because that's why I asked u
The melted rock of the igneous intrusion pushed its way into cracks and made previously existing rock weaker. The intrusions only became rock when they cooled and solidified, therefore they are younger than the rocks in which they are embedded.
In the cross section, examine the different layers. The layer at the very bottom will be the oldest, and the one above would be slightly newer, and the one above that even newer, and so on, until the most recent rock layer is found at the top. Therefore, the layer you study will depend on those features. If you know the age of one layer, you will know the relative age of another.
the way geologist know that rock layers are undisturbed is the rock layers are folded
how do we know about the earth's layers when we never drilled that far down?
ice layers are so important to know because describes the history of the ice layers. so scientist can study the ice layers.
We really don't know the layers of the ocean
The rock layers will be easily visible.
there are 4 layers and i dont know what they are called
I don' know if he was older or younger
i dont know the answer
dont know dont care
we should know it is our earth