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Two main outside forces acting on most anything on earth are?
Gravity and friction
What is the definition o exogenetic and endogenetic forces and their differences?
Exogenetic Forces are which, that happen outside the Earth, and change the landform. Agents of erosion make the examples, of shaping the earth Endogentic are the opposite, they occur because inside the earth, the tectonic plates are the main reason.
What are some forces that act on the earths plate?
The only forces that act on the earth's plates are the Sun, the Moon and the molten inner core of the earth itself.
Can a body be accelarated by outside forces?
Yes. In fact, a body can ONLY be accelerated by outside forces.
What causes the stress in the Earth's crust?
Stress in the Earth's crust is caused by tectonic forces like plate movements, which create pressure along faults and boundaries where plates meet. This stress can build up over time and be released in the form of earthquakes when the rocks along these fault lines break.
Have they discover a new earth?
They have discovered some hundred planets outside our Solar System. Whether some of them are similar enough to our planet to be called "an earth", is open to debate.They have discovered some hundred planets outside our Solar System. Whether some of them are similar enough to our planet to be called "an earth", is open to debate.They have discovered some hundred planets outside our Solar System. Whether some of them are similar enough to our planet to be called "an earth", is open to debate.They have discovered some hundred planets outside our Solar System. Whether some of them are similar enough to our planet to be called "an earth", is open to debate.
Do you live inside of the earth or outside of the earth?
outside
What is capacitor transducer?
A: Some material have the property of a capacitor and this property can be varied by outside forces making it a transducer
The outside of the earth is called what?
the outside of the earth is called the (crust).
Are upwarped mountains formed when crust is pushed up by forces inside the Earth?
Upwarped mountains are actually formed when the Earth's crust is pushed up by tectonic forces exerted from outside the crust. The slow but steady pressure causes the crust to buckle and uplift to form the mountains.
How are destructive forces related to the 4 earth spheres?
some strange sphere withlayn
How close is the Moon to Earth's Roche limit?
The Moon is currently outside of Earth's Roche limit, which is roughly 9,500 kilometers above the Earth's surface. This limit represents the distance within which the gravitational forces of a larger body like Earth can break apart a smaller body like the Moon due to tidal forces.
