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What features on the surface of the Earth may change because of the volcanos?
Volcanic activity can change our Earth by forming mountains.
Why is it that the features on the Moon's surface are older than those observed on Earth?
Because the moon has no atmosphere and no liquid water on its surface, it has no weather and no life. Weather, and living things, both tend to change existing surface features. So, features don't last as long on the Earth as they do on the moon.
What is the effect of climate which causes a change in earth surface?
Erosion of surface features.
How do tsunami's affect earth?
they effect it because tsunamis can change the landforms by sinking it or by flooding it
How does earth's surface features change over time?
by landforms
How does earth surface features indicate change over time?
by landforms
How do earthquakes and tsunamis change human and wildlife habitat?
An earthquake or tsunami can change landforms and kill wildlife.
How do tsunamis change the earths atmosphere?
cuz they can
Why doesnt the surface of the moon ever change?
The surface of the moon doesn't change much because it lacks weather, water, and tectonic activity. Without these natural forces, surface features like impact craters remain preserved for millions of years. The only changes come from occasional meteorite impacts or volcanic activity in the distant past.
How does a subduction effect earth?
They move the ocean floor as if it were on a giant conveyor belt.
An asteroid's brightness may change as it rotates because it?
An asteroid's brightness may change as it rotates because different surface features reflect varying amounts of sunlight towards Earth. As the asteroid rotates, different surface areas are illuminated, causing the brightness to fluctuate in a repeating pattern. This variation in brightness can provide valuable information about the asteroid's shape, surface composition, and rotation period.
What changes in landforms do tsunamis do?
They can change coastines by a few miles.
