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Why the study of rocks are important to civil engineers?
Studying rocks is important for civil engineers because rocks form the foundation of many structures. Understanding the characteristics and behavior of rocks helps engineers determine the feasibility and design of construction projects such as tunnels, dams, and bridges. Knowledge of rock properties is crucial for ensuring the stability and safety of these structures.
What kind of rocks can you use superposition with?
i wouldnt understand
Why did the engineers not consider the weathering rates of different rocks when they were building St Paul's Cathedral?
because they didn't now why the weather would affect the rocks. and they didn't now about this at the time
What do you understand by Rheology?
rheology is the study of nature of rocks and the fluid found in the rocks with thier flow chracteristics
Does a five year old understand the consequences of throwing rocks?
Usually,no
How does the five themes help geographers understand the places they study?
Rupan rocks
A geologist is?
A geologist is a scientist who studies the Earth's physical structure, history, and processes. They examine rocks, minerals, and fossils to understand the planet's development and uncover insights about natural resources, environmental hazards, and the Earth's dynamic systems. Geologists often work in fields such as mineral exploration, environmental consulting, and geotechnical engineering.
How are metamorphic rocks formed Tell it in a way that a grade 4 can understand it?
Basically a bunch of rocks come together( are pressed together by heat and pressure) in a process called Lithification , those rocks can be either Sedimentary or Igneous rocks.
Why did the engineers not consider the weathering rates of different rocks when they were building st pauls cathedral?
Because they didn't know about weathering during thAt period of time...
Can a five year old understand the consequences of throwing rocks?
A five year old may not fully understand the potential consequences of throwing rocks, such as causing injury or damage. It's important to teach them about the potential dangers and consequences of their actions in a way that they can understand, and closely supervise them to ensure safe behavior.
Which scientist would study rocks?
A petrologist studies the history and structure of rocks. Geologists and paleontologists also have great interest in rocks.
Did Jeanne D arc invent the rock catapult?
No. Roman engineers were using catapults capable of throwing stones almost 1500 years before this; medieval engineers had catapults (called trebuchets) that could throw rocks up to half a mile away.
