jai ho!!™

i would really appreciate this-

all i want is a name- i will collect the info myself as it will hekp me understand better.

thank you very much for your help!!

basically when you get a cone of depression when extracting water from an aquifer would the draw down of the water table, or in other words if you take water out of an aquifer would it cause land to fail at the top???

my mum wants to know the name of this movie-

she very vagely remembers that it was about airplanes and crashing- it was about the year 1987. she thinks it was called plane 87, airplane something etc

i need a load of info on the impacts etc but i will start by this question, and also can you guys please note sources you have used on this topic and any ohter good sources you know of.

i mean any major ones- such as what Thomas Henry Clarke did with the Quebec Appalachian Mountains ??

just want to know what is left for future research geologists like my self.

p.s i know that geological structures are being built all the time and that with technological advancement will help open new doors for science but in general are there any as such un-known??

thank you!

HNO2, HO, NO2 are radicals as well.

any help if much appreciated.

thanks!

i want to know how to test if it is real??

please in simple terms, and also hydrogen bonding and how the hydrogen bonding in water molecules relate to the unusual properties of water.

please help me...thank you to whoever answers, you dont know how much it means to me!!

is it:

lattitude and atmospheric pressure??

what is its relation to energy transfer in and ecosystem and what has it got to do with entropy??

this is not an exam question but questions about the second law of thermodynamics might come up on my exam in environmental science tommorow and i am a little bit weak on this so please may the answer be a little simple so that i can understand.

thanks for all the answers in advance- much appreciated :)

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I was thinking around the lines of if it is a more viscous magma, (like andesite) being erupted then it would produce more explosive eruptions because it would get blocked up and produce buldges which then burst with the increasing pressure producing more ash?

pyroclastic flows perhaps??

the question is:

using your knowledge, explain how a major earthquake might be predicted by monitoring minor changes in seismic activity prior to the earthquake event.

So far I have thought about- the seismic gap theory but thought that it cannot be right as the question is asking me seismic changes prior to the earthquake

and i though about mild tremors??

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated as my exam is tomorrow!

-ation?

i am looking for marking rather than the answer:

i did a anticline, and said that this can be formed when there is force such as compression caused by plate movement. an example is when a plate collides with another plate the force form the collision causes the two edges to fauld and deform.

is my answer correct and if it is not then what would i do to make it right?

thanks in advance

A dam is a structure that holds water back right? and a reservoir is a body of whater behind a dam wall right?

so how do they stop the water in the first place to build a structure to stop it?- if you guys understand what i am trying to get at????

this is not an exam question, it is me wanting to genuinely know rather than just accept the fact.