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What is with sediments are buried deep layers when the pressure smashes of them together in a process?
When sediments are buried under deep layers, the increasing pressure from overlying materials leads to a process called compaction. During compaction, the grains of sediment are pressed together, reducing pore space and expelling water. This process contributes to the formation of sedimentary rocks as the sediments become more tightly packed and undergo further cementation, where minerals precipitate and bind the particles together. Ultimately, this transformation is essential for the geological cycle and the development of Earth's crust.
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Are mountains hills and plateaus formed in the same way?
No. One way which mountains are formed is due to volcanic activity. Another way is when two of earth's plates push against each other, the ground smashes together and rises up which forms mountains. I believe the Alps were formed this way. Some small mountains can even be manmade.
How glaciers water and wind become agents of erosion and what are their deposits?
Glaciers erode by scraping and plucking rock and sediment as they move, creating u-shaped valleys, cirques, and moraines as their deposits. Water erodes through processes like abrasion and dissolution, forming features such as canyons, caves, and alluvial fans, depositing sediments like sand and gravel. Wind erodes by abrasion and deflation, creating features like sand dunes and ventifacts, with deposits such as sand and silt.
What is the process that creates or causes thunder?
Lightning appears when condensed water (think of clouds) turns into ice crystals and water droplets, and wind smashes this together, because of this energy the wind puts in this hail, positive and negative particles are separated. When there is enough of a charge difference lightning strikes either moving from one part of the storm to another or hitting the ground. Thunder is the sound produced by lightning. It occurs as the lightning instantaneously heats the air to tens of thousands of degrees. The air expands rapidly and sends out a shockwave.
What is the Fastest shuttlecock speed in flight?
The top recorded shuttlecock speed is 262mph or 421km/h, set by Malaysian player Tan Boon Heong in 2009.
What does nuclear fusion do on the sun?
The nuclear fusion in the sun smashes hydrogen atoms together. The atoms do not combine easily and the fusion (combining of two atoms) can only happen under tremendous pressures by the weight of the material (the gravitational pressures of the star due to its large mass). Here are the steps. 1. Two pairs of hydrogen protons to form 2 deuterons (a hydrogen isotope) 2. Each deuteron fuses with an additional proton of hydrogen to form helium-3 3. Two helium-3 nuclei fuse to create beryllium-6, but this is unstable and disintegrates immediately into two protons and a helium-4 4. the two protons, together with other hydrogen protons, can then form 2 deuterons and the process starts again. Whenever the fusion takes place, mass is "destroyed" as the result is energy which is released through radiation. The above method is the primary nuclear reaction in our sun. There is also an alternate method which larger stars use called the CNO cycle, but it requires a much larger mass than our sun (about 50% larger) to initiate.
When was Crash's Smashes created?
Crash's Smashes was created in 1971.
Inside a star the force of gravity is balanced by?
If the force of gravity crushing a star in weren't balanced, it would collapse. The outward-pushing force counteracting gravity is the energy produced in nuclear fusion, when the heat and pressure inside of stars smashes atoms together.
What are the Super Smash Bros Melee charterers final smashes?
Melee doesn't have final smashes.
How do you use Final Smashes in Smash Flash 2?
hit the final smashes or step at the final smash.
What is a atom smasher?
It smashes Atoms.
What is super smashes password on binweevils?
its me
What are the release dates for Smashes Bashes and Crashes - 2006?
Smashes Bashes and Crashes - 2006 was released on: USA: 1 January 2006
In Super Smash Bros melee are there final Smashes?
no. sakuri (ssb's creator) wanted final smashes in ssb64, but he didn't have time, and delayed them until SSBB.
Does the rocks under the earth surface become liquid when they undergo stress?
no they actually become really tough minerals like diamond and other valuable gems because the pressure smashes the particles of the rock close together. the only time the rocks would ever liquify is when they are out under an immense amount of heat like lava.
Who smashes game consoles?
jerks or stupid people
What Pokemon smashes rocks in diamond?
A fight type
How does frost effect building materials?
absolutly smashes it.
