igneous rocks
cooled lava when it melts is turned to rock if you take a malet and pound it you can see the old lave ozz out into a gush so its like that to store regular lava so its fresh like a fruit you store it in the fridge and when ou open the fridge the fruit is fresh
No, rock material is constantly recycled on Earth as rock is melted into magma.
because the new rock out and old rock goes down to mantle and it melt.
Metamorphic rocks
In reality, every rock on Earth could be formed of ingredients from any of the three rock types: sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic. This is referred to as the rock cycle, the continuous, billions of years old process of rock recycling.As for the direct transformation of one rock type into another due to heat and pressure, only metamorphic rock can be created this way. The metamorphism can occur to existing sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rock.Igneous rock can be eroded into sediments, Ultimately becoming Sedimentary rock. And it can also be metamorphosed by heat and pressure, becoming a Metamorphic Rock before being melted into Igneous. Sedimentary Rock can also be eroded into sediments, Ultimately becoming another Sedimentary rock. And it can also be metamorphosed by heat and pressure, becoming a Metamorphic Rock before being melted into Igneous. Metamorphic Rock can be eroded into sediments, Ultimately becoming Sedimentary rock. And it can also be metamorphosed farther by heat and pressure, becoming another type of Metamorphic Rock in the line before being melted into Igneous.
cooled lava when it melts is turned to rock if you take a malet and pound it you can see the old lave ozz out into a gush so its like that to store regular lava so its fresh like a fruit you store it in the fridge and when ou open the fridge the fruit is fresh
It can be melted, but would form the same type of rock when it was cooled and hardened again, the structure depending on how it cooled and how fast.
as it spread away from a mid-ocean ridge, the sea floor carries with it a record or magnetic reversals. i hope this answer would be correct :) also, when the magma rises through fractures in the sea floor at the mid-ocean ridge, the magma cools and forms new rocks. this new rock takes place of the old rock and the old rock gets pulled away.
rock cycle
It's called the rock cycle.
Metamorphism will alter the chemical molecules in a rock as it cools down, Otherwise, weathering will alter old molecules and create new ones.
There are several ways by which old rocks can become "new" rocks, all of which are described by the rock cycle. A rock, no matter what class it falls under, can become igneous, metamorphic, or sedimentary. When melted and then re-cooled, a rock become igneous. When exposed to very high temperature and pressure, the rock becomes metamorphic. When weather or eroded by wind, water, etc., and then lithified (cemented together), the rock becomes sedimentary. Again, any rock can go from one class to the other, or in some cases become a new rock of the same class.
No, rock material is constantly recycled on Earth as rock is melted into magma.
Rocks come from a cycle we call the rock cycle, it starts off as magma, as this cools, igneous rocks are made. Weathering and erosion causes igneous rocks to turn into sediments which forms into sedimentary through compaction. Heat and pressure causes sedimentary rocks to turn into metamorphic rocks which then gets melted back into magma. This goes in a circle which never ends, so rocks are being formed all the time.
as it spread away from a mid-ocean ridge, the sea floor carries with it a record or magnetic reversals. i hope this answer would be correct :) also, when the magma rises through fractures in the sea floor at the mid-ocean ridge, the magma cools and forms new rocks. this new rock takes place of the old rock and the old rock gets pulled away.
The plates under the Earth are made of lots of types of rock(sedimentary metamorphic and igneous rock) but underneath is the Earths mantle, a liquid like mix of melted rock. I am not that old but am taking geography, sorry if this doesn't help but good luck ;)
because the new rock out and old rock goes down to mantle and it melt.