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What is the process that breaks up rock on earths surface?
weathering breaks rocks on earths surface
What makes up about seventy five percent of the earths surface?
Water
What is one of the 30 sections that make up the earths surface?
Plates.
What ways are resources brought up from under Earth's surface?
what are three ways resorce are brought up from under earths surface
How does weathering and erosion shape earths surface?
Weathering and erosion shape earths surface by changing earths surface by having extreme forces that change earth.
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What wears down and builds up earths surface?
Weathering, erosion, and deposition. Earth's surface could also be built up by volcanism.
What is the process that breaks up rock on earths surface?
weathering breaks rocks on earths surface
How was the earth's surface built up as result of the eruption of mount st helens?
the two of earths plat collided and formed upwards and made a volcano!
Which Japanese built ship is attempting to drill through the Earths surface?
The Chikyu research vessel
What ocean makes up twenty percent of the earths water surface?
Indian Ocean covers 20% of water on the earths surface.
How does lava effect the surface?
lava effects the earths surface by destroying it and building it up
How many plates is the earths surface made up of?
30layers
What burns up before they hit earths surface?
Meteors!
What is half of the sphere that makes up earths surface?
hemisphere.
What moves up the earths surface in a pipe?
magma moves up earth suface
What is the connection between the landforms on the surface of the earth and the earths layers?
was up
What element makes up a large portion of the earths surface?
water
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