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What are the four types of mass movement? Did we see any example of this yesterday? Why or why not? 

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What are the four types of mass movement? Did we see any example of this yesterday? Why or why not? 

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Mass movements can be divided into four main classes. These are falls, slides, creeps and flows. The classes are based on how quickly the rock and sediment moves and how much water there is. Steep and unstable slopes are more likely to have a mass movement than gentle and stable slopes.

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Write three (specific) questions that you have about carbon dating. Why might it be a good idea to ask questions on the material you are learning?

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Write three (specific) questions that you have about carbon dating. Why might it be a good idea to ask questions on the material you are learning?

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What are the 3 most important ideas you learned from the carbon-14 dating reading?

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What are the 3 most important ideas you learned from the carbon-14 dating reading?

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1.unstable
2.
3.its life is short

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Explain in your own words what you THINK carbon dating is. Why would geologists need to use this technique over relative dating?

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Explain in your own words what you THINK carbon dating is. Why would geologists need to use this technique over relative dating?

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the determination of the age or date of organic matter from the relative proportions of the carbon isotopes carbon-12 and carbon-14 that it contains. The ratio between them changes as radioactive carbon-14 decays and is not replaced by exchange with the atmosphere. too see how old this are.

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The law of superposition is an axiom that forms one of the bases of the sciences of geology, archaeology, and other fields dealing with geological stratigraphy. It is a form of relative dating.

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If you dug up a fossil at 5 meters and then another 10 meters down in the ground, which would you expect to be older? Why?

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If you dug up a fossil at 5 meters and then another 10 meters down in the ground, which would you expect to be older? Why?

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!0 meters because the rocks are get layered

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Can/Do Fossils exist in Igneous Rock? Explain Why or Why Not?

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Can/Do Fossils exist in Igneous Rock? Explain Why or Why Not?

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no because they form at temperatures and pressures that do not destroy fossil remains.

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list at least on the processes that converts one type of rock into another.

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list at least on the processes that converts one type of rock into another.

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Explain how Earth is recycled.How does this compare to other cycles?

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Explain how Earth is recycled.How does this compare to other cycles?

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Explain what happens when gas in magma is unable to escape.

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Explain what happens when gas in magma is unable to escape.

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eruption

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4/29 What are key differences between the different types of volcanoes? List 3 examples and explain in complete sentences. 

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4/29 What are key differences between the different types of volcanoes? List 3 examples and explain in complete sentences. 

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How do we locate where an earthquake began?

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How do we locate where an earthquake began?

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The distance between the beginning of the first P wave and the first S wave tells you how many seconds the waves are apart. This number will be used to tell you how far your seismograph is from the epicenter of the earthquake. Measure the distance between the first P wave and the first S wave.

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How do we locate where an earthquake began?

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How do we locate where an earthquake began?

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The distance between the beginning of the first P wave and the first S wave tells you how many seconds the waves are apart. This number will be used to tell you how far your seismograph is from the epicenter of the earthquake. Measure the distance between the first P wave and the first S wave.

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What do cell phones, earthquakes and GPS have in common?

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What do cell phones, earthquakes and GPS have in common?

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could sense wavelength.

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Watch the video, Earthquakes of the 20th Century. Reflect on why there in a increase in activity in more recent years. Record two other observations you have. 

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Watch the video, Earthquakes of the 20th Century. Reflect on why there in a increase in activity in more recent years. Record two other observations you have. 

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Last week we stated that Earthquakes happen at transform boundaries. However the map below shows the evidence of Earthquakes along many plate boundaries. How can this be explained?  

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Last week we stated that Earthquakes happen at transform boundaries. However the map below shows the evidence of Earthquakes along many plate boundaries. How can this be explained?  

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they can move and if 2 plates crash together they can shake and making earthquakes

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Explain how you think the movement of continents will affect the living conditions in an area? Will it affect the weather? Climate? The animals that can survive? Humans that live there

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Explain how you think the movement of continents will affect the living conditions in an area? Will it affect the weather? Climate? The animals that can survive? Humans that live there

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it will hurt people homes and things they built.

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4/9 Write down the three most important concepts from your notes in complete sentences!

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4/9 Write down the three most important concepts from your notes in complete sentences!

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heat is important to all aspects of life, especially plants and mammals. Plant life relies on heat, among other things, to survive as well. Heat is a result of energy, which can be beneficial as well as dangerous.

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4/10 Explain what seafloor spreading is and how it connects to plate tectonics and heat transfer. Write in complete sentences!

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4/10 Explain what seafloor spreading is and how it connects to plate tectonics and heat transfer. Write in complete sentences!

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Seafloor spreading is a process that occurs at mid-ocean ridges, where new oceanic crust is formed through volcanic activity and then gradually moves away from the ridge

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When standing in a cool room that has both carpet and tile flooring with one bare foot on each type of material, which material will feel colder? Is one material actually colder?Please explain why you think that.

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When standing in a cool room that has both carpet and tile flooring with one bare foot on each type of material, which material will feel colder? Is one material actually colder?Please explain why you think that.

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the tile is colder.

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Conduction, Convection or Radiation?1. A bar of chocolate left in the sun begins to melt                  2. An egg in a f5n a hot electric stove              3. Air above a warm beach rises and cooler air from the ocean moves in to replace it.4. A damp cool washcloth is placed on the forehead of a child with a fever.         

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Conduction, Convection or Radiation?1. A bar of chocolate left in the sun begins to melt                  2. An egg in a f5n a hot electric stove              3. Air above a warm beach rises and cooler air from the ocean moves in to replace it.4. A damp cool washcloth is placed on the forehead of a child with a fever.         

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3/19Go onto the Center of the Earth website and write down 5 things that surprise you. (on Schoology).

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3/19Go onto the Center of the Earth website and write down 5 things that surprise you. (on Schoology).

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1.8m

STANDARD GRAVE DEPTH IN WESTERN CULTURE

Actual depths can vary, but the term 'six feet under' originated in 1665 in plague-ridden England as a stipulation from the Mayor of London to avoid further infection

3m

DEEP-BURROWING EARTHWORM SPECIES

One giant species, Drawida grandis, can be more than a metre long

4m

TUTANKHAMUN'S TOMB

Discovered in 1922 by archaeologist Howard Carter in Egypt's Valley
of the Kings

5m

OLYMPIC DIVING POOL

Standard depth for a 10m platform

8m

MOLE MAN

William Lyttle of Hackney, London, burrowed 8m under his own house over a 40-year period starting in the 1960s

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3/11
Why does ice float? 
With a big enough lake, Saturn would float in it! How is this possible?!?!

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3/11
Why does ice float? 
With a big enough lake, Saturn would float in it! How is this possible?!?!

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has less dense or less mass per unit volume

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How can we use density of a liquid to determine the density of a solid object?
we can divide the density number of the liquid and prodic that is the number when its a solid

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Pick one piece of the evidence for the Big Bang and explain how it supports the theory.

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Pick one piece of the evidence for the Big Bang and explain how it supports the theory.

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i dont know

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answer is 15

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List the five biggest takeaways from yesterday’s notes

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List the five biggest takeaways from yesterday’s notes

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Big bang
protons
neutrons

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Reflect on last semester.What went well? What could be better? List 2 goals for semester 2 (one has to be for science (iSTEM))

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Reflect on last semester.What went well? What could be better? List 2 goals for semester 2 (one has to be for science (iSTEM))

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get better grades