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What is the zone where the rocks move deepr and deeper?
The zone where rocks move deeper and deeper.
What is likely to be true about the age of rocks in deeper and deeper layers?
The further down, the older the rock. The law of superposition.
WHAT CAUSE the presure as you go deeper below the crust?
the weight of the rocks above you...
Some rocks are pushed deeper into the Earth. As these rocks experience greater heat and pressure what type of rock will they turn into if they do not melt?
Metamorphic
Some rocks are pushed deeper into the Earth. As these rocks experience greater heat and pressure, what type of rock will they turn into if they do not melt?
Metamorphic
What causes canyon formation?
Canyons such as the grand canyon usually a river cuts/erodes rocks and deposits the minerals some where else which through out years it grows deeper and deeper.
When walking on a stoney beach why does it hurt your feet less in the deeper water?
most of the rocks wash up to the shore so u step on lesser debree when your in the deeper part
The flotational balance achieved between rocks of the crust lithosphere and deeper mantle is called?
isostatic equilibrium
What happens to the temperature of the rocks as layers go deeper into the Earth?
it gets hotter and the presure get harder
Is the following sentence true for false the deeper one travels into the grand canyon the younger the rocks become?
False
Can rocks melt during the rock cycle?
Absolutely. If a rock is heated up by subduction into deeper parts of the earth, or even if it is in contact with other molten rocks (like lava) it can melt.
Results from rocks being pushed higher and deeper as the same amount of material tries to occupy less space?
compression
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