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What else can I help you with?
Rocks that are extracted directly from the water by coral and other organism?
Biochemical Rocks
How do big rocks become little rocks?
By weathering
What happens to rocks during the day?
during the day the rocks expand
Can you melt metamorphic rocks?
no, the process only happens to igneous rocks
What happens when a red eared slider turtle eats little rocks?
The turtle will likely pass the rock through its digestive system, however turtles are known to develop blocked bowels from rocks that are too large, or eating too many rocks at once.
What is the Idea that rocks on either side of the fault spring back to a position of a little or no strange at the moment of an earthquake causing vibration in the earths crust?
Rocks on the side of a spring will move if there is a earthquake. When a earthquake happens it shakes everything.
What happens when rocks are cooled?
they expand
What happens when rocks are washed?
They get wet.
What happens if volcano do not erupt?
there will be no rocks
Do igneous rocks directly become metamorphic rock?
no
What happens when rocks go to the surface?
Erosion.
Can igneous rocks form directly from any other rocks?
Igneous rocks are one of three classifications of rocks. Igneous rocks are formed as a direct result of crystalline solids being formed by the cooling of magma. Sedimentary rocks are the result of pieces broken from chemical, clastic and organic rock. Metamorphic rocks can be any kind of rock and are formed when a rock goes through metamorphic changes, usually due to a buried rock coming in contact with unstable minerals.
