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Much would depend on which field of geology is chosen. Generally speaking, on the plus side, geologists are able to experience the outdoors with its natural wonders and associate with like-minded people that share their passion and knowledge. On the minus side, geologists in the field could be exposed to dangers such as volcanic eruptions, rock falls, rough terrain, tool mishaps, and even underwater environments. Geologists can also spend long hours compiling and sorting retrieved data from observations. Being a geologist may also necessitate some traveling, with time spent away from home.
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Why didn't most scientists believe Al fed Wagner's Theory on continental drift?
There were two main reasons:Wegener did not propose a plausible mechanism by which continents might move.Wegener was a meterologist, not a geologist, so geologists did not expect him to understand their field.
What are the odds of being killed in a tornado?
the odds of being killed in a tornado are actually (approximately) one in two million. weird, huh?
Earthquake activity can be caused by what movement of plates?
The movement of two plates sliding past eachother, one plate being subducted under another, and two plates being pushed apart. Hope this helped.
What GCSEs do you need to be a geologist?
In order to become a geologist you would normally need a minimum of an undergraduate degree in geology or a related field.As geology is a science which encompasses all three of the main branches of scientific study - Physics, Chemistry and Biology (with the first two being of greater importance), GCSEs in these subjects will all be important. Mathematics will also play a significant role in geology and an extremely significant role if geophysics modules are also to be studied as part of a university geology course.An understanding of surface landforms and their formation may prove useful so physical geography may be an appropriate area of study but is by no means vital.A practising geologist is expected to be able to effectively communicate their knowledge in the form of technical scientific reports and verbally in the form of presentations. As such a strong grasp of spoken and written English will be important (this is true for any scientific or engineering job however).Also it is worth remembering that the majority of universities require a minimum of 2 science A-level subjects (out of the 3 subjects studied) for acceptance on a geology undergraduate course.Based on the above, the subjects highlighted in bold in the text above are likely to be the most important.
What is special about the word underground?
Its two words, Under and Ground. Under being the adjective describing the location and ground being a noun for teh subject.
You are about to factor a quadratic equation involving some x-s some xs and a front of the plain number is positive this tells you that when you find the two brackets of factors?
The positive number tells you that the brackets will be both pluses or both minuses.
Are two minuses equal to a plus?
Two minuses make a positive
What are the two limitations that a geologist has?
There are so many limitations that a geologist has. The two main limitations are having to work with assumptions in most cases and being limited in terms of reaching to the inner core of the earth.
How do you find all the integer values of k so that this trinomial can be factored M to the 2 minus 4M plus K?
Deductive reasoning.Set up two brackets with m in each. Since the sentence is plus k, the signs will either be two pluses or two minuses. Since the middle term is minus, it can't be two pluses.(m - ?)(m - ?) Now you're looking for terms that will add to minus 4. There are three that work. -4,0, -3,-1 and -2,-2(m - 4)(m - 0)(m - 3)(m - 1)(m - 2)(m - 2)Using the FOIL method, we see that K has to be 0, 3 or 4
What is the answer to 9 - -9?
18
19 - -19 equals?
38
How do you solve the problem - 3 - - - 6?
-3
How is it that 2minuses make a plus?
If you put the two minuses on top of each other and turn one of them 90 degrees, then you get a plus sign.
Who were the two scientists that brought forth supporting evidence to wagners theory?
the two scientists that brought forth supporting his evidence was South African Geologist Alexander Du Toit and Swiss geologist Emile Argand.
What is the answer for negative thirty one minus negative thirty four?
3 (-31)-(-34) = -31+34= 3 Two minuses make a plus
What is y equals 2- -3?
5
Can geologist use data from only two seismographic stations to locate an earthquake's epicenter?
yes it can
