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    The Truth About Diamonds

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    how exactly diamonds form has baffled and stood out to many scientists for a long time. It is believed that diamonds form around 90 to 150 miles below Earth’s surface with the help of extraordinary heat and pressure. This takes place in the mantle. The mantle is in between the Earth’s crust and outer core. However, exactly how they form is the mystery. Some scientists believe that diamonds form from some type of liquid/fluid. What is this liquid? Well, when diamonds are formed, some are…

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    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 colleagues abandoned his version of the Laramide orogeny.…

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    known for their mastery in painting at the time. The North Americans like Eskimos art was a bit different. The climate caused them to use the materials for resources to build from the elements. One piece found the Burial Mask just like the funerary mantle was used at funerals except this art pieces had nine parts that could be arranged to make several faces. The native Americans in Ohio made something like the south Americans did with Nazca lines they made Serpent Mound where they used hands…

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    Kilauea Vs Fujiyama Essay

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    dome shape. Kilauea height is about 4200 feet and has a 165m depth at its circular caldera, (Volcanic History of Kilauea). Mount Fujiyama however is a large composite volcano, produced by the crustal plate being melted after being sub ducted into the mantle. “Classic composite cones are large, nearly symmetrical structures consisting of alternating layers of explosively erupted cinders and ash interbedded with lava flows, (Foundations of Earth Science, pg.…

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    Centurion Tank Analysis

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    the hull floor was 17mm thick (Ware). The turret consisted of more protection than the hull with 152mm on the gun mantle and the turret front. The sides and rear of the turret were 89mm (Ware et al.). Because of the orientation of the gun mantle and turret front, there were areas of spaced armor. If a shell hit the mantle in these areas, it would have to penetrate through both the mantle and turret front, which drastically increased survivability. Another aspect that makes a tank versatile is…

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    Private Lives Response Paper The live production I attended was Private Lives by Noel Coward. The play was put on by Acting Unlimited Inc. at Theater 810. Overall, there were three main elements that were the primary contributors to my enjoyment of the live performance; they were the costumes, the set design, and the body language of the actors and actresses. For instance, the costumes were very well done for a small local production. The play revolves around a divorced couple in the 1930’s,…

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    enjoyment and she is married to someone who is most concerned with the rules. About a week after they moved into their house the two of them went to dinner in Manhattan. They argued about the collection of Christian artifacts accumulating on the mantle, Twinkle got drunk that night and forgot the argument. After dinner they browsed a bookstore, when they left she insisted they dance the tango on the sidewalk in front of strangers, a very uncomfortable action for Sanjeev. Several of Twinkle’s…

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    We feel the crisp cool wind skim across our faces. The smell of pine trees fill the air, along with sap and hot chocolate. One of our family traditions is to go out and get the Christmas tree the Monday after Thanksgiving. We all go and pick out the tree that we want. It cannot be too big or too small, too fat or too skinny, it must be just right. After we find the tree, me and my brother always try to find a Charlie Brown Christmas tree. These are the twigs that have been cut off of the trees…

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    Bird tested this theory by using Computer modeling. In his simulation bird based the earth on the 'Jelly Sandwich ' theory which states that the earth 's crust is floating on a layer of partially molten upper mantle which is then underlain by a dense layer of mantle called mantle lithosphere. In Bird 's computer models he was able to adjust variables such as the strength of the lithosphere and the amount of friction generated between the two plates. After testing Bird concluded that even in…

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    Abstract Porphyry copper deposits are important for economic value and resources. Some of the common metals found in porphyry copper deposits are gold, silver, and molybdenite. Most porphyry copper deposits can be found along the Pacific Rim and formed during the Tertiary and Quaternary periods. Porphyry copper deposits form through a series of subducting tectonic events, having a copper bearing source, and convection of hydrothermal fluids acting on an igneous intrusion. Introduction…

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