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    Introduction In our society, people may think Mars would be easier to understand. Similiar to Earth, Mars may has ice and water in its atmosphere, different wheather in seasonal, and other recognizable features. However, conditions on Mars vary wildly from what people know on our own planet.Solar system has influenced numerous cultures effecting legends, religious beliefs and at the beginning of the 21st century. Mars Odyssey have long been achieved which is a part of Mars Exploration…

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    Enceladus Description

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    conduct a much more detailed research. For example, it may help us to understand the topography of the moon with a detailed map of geological activity and confirm the solar powered missions are feasible at such distances from the Sun to Saturn. By looking through the map of geological activity, a specific-purpose map to show a planet’s geological features, we can figure out its geologic features and history. Since the distance from the Sun to Enceladus is more than 10 times the distance from the…

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    Robert Smithson

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    The career of Robert Smithson resists categorization. Although he is arguably best known for Spiral Jetty (1970), his writings, photography, drawings, architectural work, and other earthworks have each played an important role in art history, particularly since his 1973 death in an airplane crash while photographing his earthwork Amarillo Ramp. The inability to easily define and understand the work of Robert Smithson extends, on a smaller scale, to the complexities of some of his individual…

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    substance, history and processes. Five careers in geology are paleontologists, volcanologists, Engineering geologists, hydrogeologists, and geologists. Paleontologists study prehistoric animals and plants. To learn more about earth’s history using geologic records like fossils. Next volcanologists, which…

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    1) Describe the two technological advances that have made it possible to better understand the dynamics of the Earth 's mantle. Two technological advances that have made it possible for scientists to better understand the dynamics of the Earth’s mantle are seismic snapshots and computer modeling. Seismic snapshots enable scientists to determine the temperature and density of the mantle. When an earthquake occurs vibrations are put into motion which create waves that can be detected by…

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    The chemists' main objection focused on two isotopes of the element neodymium. By measuring the relative abundances of the isotopes in a rock, geochemists can tell whether the rock originated in the mantle lithosphere -- the slice of the North American jelly sandwich that, according to Bird, the Farallon Plate had dragged away. When the chemists checked the neodymium, however, the rocks proclaimed that the mantle lithosphere is very much intact. The evidence was compelling; many of Bird's…

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    Dana Point Case Study

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    I believe that this kind of mapping and continuous modeling over time will be very useful in future geologic studies and could be used to assess geologic hazards in an area. Overall, this project was a lot of fun and I enjoyed the class as a whole. It let me know of software available to me for use in my future geology…

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    Lock Haven Formation

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    Faills and Wells. The Formation was adopted by the United State Geological Survey, and assigned as one of the four formations to the Susquehanna Group. Replaces most of the wrongs formerly believed to be included in the Chemung formation (National Geologic Map Database). The Formation can be seen in Bradford, Blair, Cameron, Centre, Clinton, Lycoming, Mckean, Potter, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Tioga County, Pennsylvania. The Lock Haven Formation underlies the Catskill Formation composed of…

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    Iranian Natural Resources

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    Positioning System (GPS). Then, distribution map of landslides in the study area were prepared…

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    theory has been confirmed by scientists, who are able to formulate a much better understanding of how plate tectonics shaped the way our planet is today. It is now knows that plate tectonics has or has had at least some influence over almost all geologic processes. AS I’m sure you can imagine, the idea that the entire crust of the earth constantly shifts has dramatically altered the way we think of the planet we live on. In this essay we will look at the development of the theory of plate…

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