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Why the earth doesn't sink?
Into what exactly would you expect it to sink?
Which type of rock would you expect to exist deep in the Earth's crust?
You would expect to find igneous or metamorphic rocks, depending on the depth.
What causes the most rapid change to Earth's surface?
I would expect that the most rapid changes to the Earth's surface would result from the impact of a comet striking the Earth.
What is the most abundant element on mercury?
I would expect it is Silicon, same as on Earth.
What locations on the Earth would you expect to find sedimentary rocks and why?
in georgia because georgia has a collection of rocks
Where on earth would you expect atmospheric pressure to be highest?
at the surface
Why the earth doesn't sink?
Into what exactly would you expect it to sink?
Which type of rock would you expect to exist deep in the Earth's crust?
You would expect to find igneous or metamorphic rocks, depending on the depth.
What planets would you expect to have seasons most like Earth?
mars
What is the most abundant element on mercury?
I would expect it is Silicon, same as on Earth.
What causes the most rapid change to Earth's surface?
I would expect that the most rapid changes to the Earth's surface would result from the impact of a comet striking the Earth.
Where in the humans would you expect to find meiosis take place?
Gametes
Why earth is not falling down?
Well, for one thing, at every place you've ever been in your life, or are ever likely to be, "down" is always the direction toward the center of the Earth. When you think of it that way, it would be pretty weird to expect the Earth to fall toward the center of the Earth, wouldn't you say ?
What kind of motion would you expect if you threw a ball on the moon?
every thing on earth
Why is structure of the earth a biology branch?
I expect that the earth asked about is that in which we grow vegetables, and in which lots of things live. That would put it in Biology.
If the earth rotated more slowly would you expect it to have as strong a magnetic field?
No it would probably weaken. The Earth's magnetic field is due to a combination of two factors: Earth's relatively high iron content and Earth's relatively high rotation speed. If you reduced either factor you should expect the magnetic field's strength to be reduced.
If the Earth rotated more slowly would you expect it to have a strong magnetic field?
No it would probably weaken. The Earth's magnetic field is due to a combination of two factors: Earth's relatively high iron content and Earth's relatively high rotation speed. If you reduced either factor you should expect the magnetic field's strength to be reduced.
