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What stuck with me was that every rock has its own unique cycle no matter how crazy it is.

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What stuck with me is  how long it took me to get out earth's interior through the rock cycle!

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what stuck with me is that no rock cycle will ever be the same

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What stuck with me is how hard it was to turn a sedimentary rock into a igneous rock.

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What stuck with me was that igneous rocks are hard to change from that to a different rock

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What stuck with me is that in the rock cycle, a rock can stay in one place a long period of time.

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What stuck with me during the rock cycle activity was that a rock does not go through the rock cycle in a certain process or order. For example, an igneous rock could(under the right conditions)could then be changed into a sedimentary rock.

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What stuck with me during the rock cycle activity is how long it can take a rock to get out of earth's interior.

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Something that stuck with me was that there is many ways that you can go to get out of the Earth's interior.

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what stuck with me was that you can go through a natural disaster in the rock cycle and still stay in the same place

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what stuck with me was that in earths interior i keep on adding on layers.

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Something that stuck with me was that there are many different ways to proceed in the rock cycle. This may include like being like Steven and never leave earth's interior.

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Something that stuck with me was that rocks have only a few possible was to get out of the interior of the Earth (magma bringing rocks out of a volcano). :)

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what stuck with me is a rock cycle isn't really a cycle, sort of a pattern then a cycle.

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Some thing that stuck with me is that the earths interior is large and is composed of all rock types. One example of this was today's activity, you could have started at soil then went to the interior of earth and stayed there for the rest of tour painful rocky life. another example is when a space rock could crash into the earths crust and be consumed by the earth overtime and end up in the interior of the earth as well as the rocks there already. This theory is proven to be correct by recent discoveries of moon rock deposits left from ancient times. That is what stuck to me from our three rock labs.

BTW the rock labs are amazing!!! I also fell sorry for Stevens rigged rock cycle. :P

#RIGGED-ROCK-LIFE

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What stuck with me was that a rock has a lot of steps in the rock cycle.

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What stuck with me was that there are a lot of steps in a rock cycle but it can be at one part for a long time

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What stuck with me was the difference between magma and lava, I din't know the difference before. and these two are very important to rock cycles.

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What stuck with me was that there are many different paths by which rocks can move. It can also stay in one place for a period of time.

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What stuck with me was the fact that the rock cycle is this ongoing process in which rocks can change form quickly or remain the same for a long time.

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What stuck with me is that there are many different ways to move through the rock cycle.

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what stuck with me was the fact that it was very hard to get out of the earths interior and if you did you most likely ended up as soil (still think it was rigged)

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What stuck with me was that how many times a rock could stay in the same place, such as the Earth's interior, and then move to another place and back again.

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What I learned during this lesson is that it actually took an extremely long time to get rock out of the crust even for other rock formations.

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What stuck with me from the rock cycle journey is that rocks can repeat the same cycle over and over again.

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What stuck with me through the rock cycle activity is that you can start as a rock in one place, then to many other places and end up where you started

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What stuck with me is that it is hard to leave the Earth's Interior

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What I learned was a rock can be the same rock throughout the process of the rock cycle.

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What stuck with me through out this journey was one little cycle of rocks can go on forever and doesn't end

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What stuck with me was that some rocks can stay the same thing and go on forever being the same thing.

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What stuck with me In the lad is how really simple cycles can go on for a long time. I did the same one until I got stuck in the Earth. 0_0

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What stuck with me is how rocks can actually rind their way into clouds, I never knew that before.

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What stuck with me was how much rocks repeated something in the cycle.