carpet i think or maybe a pillow on the ground? i dont know im only 9 years old.
Do you mean a throw pillow? It's a small pillow usually found on the sofa or floor used for either decoration or comfort.
Pillow lava forms when molten lava erupts underwater and cools rapidly, creating characteristic pillow-like structures. This type of lava is commonly found along mid-ocean ridges, which are areas where sea-floor spreading occurs. The presence of pillow lava on the ocean floor is evidence of volcanic activity associated with sea-floor spreading.
Pillow basalt forms when basaltic lava erupts underwater and cools rapidly, creating pillow-shaped structures. Water cools the lava quickly, causing it to solidify into distinctive pillow-like shapes as it is extruded.
The lava would form pillow basalts.
An egg breaks when dropped on a hard floor because the hard floor exerts a large amount of force on the egg over a very short period of time.In order to reduce that force so that it does not break the egg, you have to somehow decrease the time it takes for the egg to come to an absolute stop.So if you dropped the egg on something like a pillow, the egg would exert the same amount of force as it would on a hard floor, only the pillow would not exert as much force on the egg as the hard floor. Instead, it would be pushed back because the egg is pushing with the most force. This creates the soft, cushioned landing.Therefore, the net force of the egg vs the pillow is decreased and total elapsed time is increased, causing the egg to fall on the pillow undamaged. :)
When a volcano ejects lava from the ocean floor, the lava cools very rapidly. This causes the outside of the lava plume to solidify. Pressure builds inside this lava pillow, as it is usually described, until it breaks through a weak area in the pillow "shell" and forms a new lava pillow. The process repeats until the lava source is exhausted or the pressure wanes.
Evidence shows that molten material erupts through this valley. The material then hardens to form the rock of the ocean floor.-Answered by Nadezda Dimsoski
When you fall on a mud floor, the mud compacts down like a pillow. It is soft and slows down your fall. But the cement floor is very hard and rigid. It does not compress down like a pillow. So you feel the impact alot more.
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I'm doing it right now. I lay a blanket on the floor and sleep on my back (no pillow). It was very hard to get used to at first, but now a week in I'm one inch taller!
There are many places one can try to find a floor pillow that fits their homes style. One can try Bed Bath & Beyond, Overstock, World Market, AliExpress, and more.
Pillow lava is the result of underwater volcanic eruptions. When hot magma is extruded onto the ocean floor, it cools rapidly and forms pillow-shaped structures due to the rapid cooling process in the water.