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31 Cards in this Set

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Immanuel Kant
origin of sun and planets
inner core
solid
outer core
liquid
magnetic field
viscous movement of convection current in outer core
increase in temp
rocks expand and become less dense and can flow under pressure and gravity easier
increase in pressure
rocks decrease in volume, more dense and more rigid
ductile deformation
stress for longer time and higher temps
brittle breaking
rapid stress
doubling time
58 years
tidal forces
inverse cube of the distance (Gxm1xm2/d^3)
moons role in tides
55%
albedo
percent of solar radiation that is reflected back (30%)
greenhouse effect
gases in lower atmosphere trap much of outbound wavelength energy and reradiate it back down to earth
latent heat
stored in water vapor and released when it condenses
sensible heat
energy from nuclear fission flows to surface w/ conduction and convection
uniformitarianism
natural laws are uniform throughout time and space
actualism
understand processes actually operating on and in Earth and use these known processes to interpret the past
gondwanaland
southern supercontinent
Larassi
northern supercontinent
Panthalassa
ocean surrounding pangea
curie point
550 c after lava cools below this atoms get magnetized towards earths magnetic field
deinclination
point like compass towards magnetic field
inclination
incline towards same angle as lines of force of mag field
Steno
law of original horizontality, law of superposition, and law of original continuity
permeability
where water passes through rocks
dip
angle of inclination
strike
compass bearing at a horizontal plane
dip-slip faults
vertical movement
strike-slip faults
horizontal movement
seisometers
detects earths movement
seismograph
record movement