Krakatoa eruptions of 1883 and 1979, Eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in A.D. 79, Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2005. Research another catastrophic geologic event (a volcanic eruption, a large earthquake, a big landslide, etc), and describe it using 10-15 sentences. Be sure you differentiate what makes the event you selected unique and special. Spelling and grammar also count!
Match up the description with the appropiate geologic era/eon. Note: matches are randomized with each attempt. Question options:This time period started with the explosion ofvisible life and the beginnings of hard parts suchas shells and teeth. Initially common fossils are ofmarine organisms, but by the end of ther era therewas the rise of land plants…
CWS 8B – 1 UPPER-AIR WEATHER MAPS 1. As directed by your instructor, complete this activity with its associated images. Alsoprint any other Summary or Supplemental files designated.2. Reference: Chapter 8 in the Weather Studies textbook. Complete the Investigations in theWeather Studies Investigations Manual as directed by your instructor. We are aware from Stüve diagrams…
what are mud cracks and how are they formed and where are they found?
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Unit 3 – CA – Geologic Time Scales & More! Part 1: Develop a scaled timeline of events from your lifetime. Time, especially geologic time, can be abstract. One way to help conceptualize time when it gets to be abstract is to draw it out, spatially. With this first exercise, I would like you to create…
3/29/2015 Exercise WebCOM™ 2.0 Stony Brook University Water, Climate & EnergyStidham COAL PROPERTY ACTIVITYIntroduction: Your friend Madison Huguenot has a farm in Pennsylvania. The farm is about 50 acres, but hasn’t been used agriculturally for many years –Madison uses it mostly to have a quiet place to get away to. Her neighbors have mentioned…
