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What is Geology?

Study of earth’s structure, history, processes

structure

Parts of earth

Lithosphere


Hydrosphere


Atmosphere

3

Layer of earth that has 2900 km into the center?

Mantle

Explain crust

Outer layer and has 100 km below sea level

What is sial and sima?

Continental crust - sial


Oceanic crust - sima

Made of solid rocks that includes crust and mantle

Lithosphere

Explain outer and inner core

Outer made of molten element


Inner made of solid light element


Both iron and nickel

Difference of tectonic plates and plate tectonics

Tectonic plates is the pieces of crust and mantle while Plate tectonics is the theory that describes the large motion of lithospere

Continental Drift Theory

Geologist thought that continents move over time

What is pangaea/ pangea

Singular continent

Two supercontinent

Laurasia - northern


Gondwana - southern

What is Panthalassa

The vast ocean surrounding the Pangea

Five discontinuity and explain

Conorod - Sial and sima


Repiti - upper and lower mantle


Lehmann - upper and inner core


Guttenberg - core and mantle


Mohorovicc - mantle and crust

What is sea floor spreading

When the plates move apart, the oceanic floor extends

3 Plate Tectonic

Divergent - away/ constructive


Convergent - towards/ destructive


Transform - along/ conservative

What is earthquake

Shaking of ground due to tension in the plate boundaries

Parts of earthquake

Focus - point beneath earths surface


Epicenter - center of the surface


Body waves - seismic wave that travels fr focus to epicenter


Surface wave - seismic wave that is slower than body wave

Types of body wave

Primary - fast


Secondary - shear

Types of surface waves

Rayleigh - ground roll


Love - sideways movement

Explain Tsunami

Enormous waves and sudden upward of trenches