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1. How Mountains Are Formed
   ... from another plate. In the Earth, hot currents of magma or molten rock may well up and crack the weakened crust above. As the crust ...
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2. Volcanoes
   ... Volcanoes are caused when molten rock from within the mantle breaks through the crust and flows out over the surface. But volcanoes donamp39t occur everywhere. ...
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3. The Red Planet
   ... Without plate motion and a low surface gravity, molten rock below the surface of Mars has been in a fixed location in which over time has caused a build up of ...
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4. Land form Pattern and Processes
   ... Magma: the molten rock found below earths crust which can rise to igneous rocks. Lava: Magma which has flowed over the earths surface. ...
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5. Volcanoes
   Volcanoes A volcano is a vent in the earthamp39s crust through which magma molten rock and gas are released. The magma, once it reaches ...
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6. The Big Journey
   ... pumping through our blood. When we reached the top of the volcano it was full of a fiery liquid, it was molten rock. We didnamp39t get ...
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7. Big Journey
   ... pumping through our blood. When we reached the top of the volcano it was full of a fiery liquid, it was molten rock. We didnamp39t get ...
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8. The Big Journey
   ... pumping through our blood. When we reached the top of the volcano it was full of a fiery liquid, it was molten rock. We didnamp39t get ...
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9. The Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington
   ... As the molten rock cooled it began to crack and form hexagonal patterns through out it. These joints broke up the lava in vertical columns of basalt rock. ...
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10. James Hutton Bibliography
    ... This observation taught Hutton two things: granite formed from cooling molten rock and was not precipitated out of water, and the granite at Glen Tilt was ...
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11. Volcanos
    ... beneath the volcanoes. These hot spots spew out of molten rock that rises to the wateramp39s surface and hardens. After doing this for ...
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12. The Living Machine
    ... Some minerals have magnetic properties and in molten rock the magnetic mineral particles line up in the direction of the Earths magnetic poles. ...
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13. pangaea
    ... The hotter ampquotslushyampquot molten rock of the lower mantle expands and rises towards the crust and is replaced by the colder mantle contents near the surface. ...
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14. Rocks and Minerals
    ... cycle. The process of the rock cycle Molten rock material solidifies at depth or at the earthamp39s surface to form igneous rocks. Uplift ...
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15. Geological history of PA
    ... Formed millions of year ago by tectonic collisions and molten rock Pennsylvania is a part of the earth full of specially minerals and geological features that ...
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16. The Pacific Ocean Basin
    ... Along the East Pacific Rise molten rock upwells from the earthamp39s mantle adding crust to the Pacific and Nazca plates on both sides of the rise. ...
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17. time machine 2
    ... He finds himself trapped under layers and layers of molten rock and he keeps shooting through time hoping that time will ware away the rock and free him. ...
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18. Ocean
    ... Along the East Pacific Rise molten rock upwells from the earthamp39s mantle adding crust to the Pacific and Nazca plates on both sides of the rise. ...
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19. The Moon
    ... hot. The impact would have caused extreme heat that melted the surface and released molten rock that formed into maria. The moon ...
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20. Aluminum
    ... aluminum. Igneous rocks develop from molten rock, either volcanic lava on Earthamp39s surface or magna deep underground. Granites and ...
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21. The Origin of Eukaryotic Cells
    ... The hitting of the planet Earth cause such a shake that many new undersea volcanoes began spewing forth molten rock and gasses. ...
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22. landforms
    ... This may cause huge rift valleys initially to occur on the sea floor, but molten rock and magma from the mantle rises to fill any possible gap between the two ...
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23. Mt Saint Helans
    ... the volcano and hardened. With others, the magma was thick so it burst violently with sprays of molten rock. It rained down as tiny ...
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24. The Danube River
    ... Romans. Archeologists have found evidence of early communities by finding a whole empire under the hardened molten rock. This empire ...
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25. Ways we Classify
    ... As an earthquake disturbs the crust, the molten mass moves up to the surface. The crystals are then able to get caught up with finegrained lava rock. ...
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26. Earthquake
    ... Because molten magma contains metallic substances such as iron, the cooled rock will possess a magnetic field parallel to the direction of the Earthamp39s field. ...
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27. The Moon
    ... The mantle for the moon is different compared to the Earths mantle, the moons mantle is only molten, and the Earths mantle is hard solid rock, and even the ...
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28. the full moonamp39s effect on human behavior
    ... The moon grew hotter and hotter, until it was a molten mass of redhot glowing rock and iron. At first the moonamp39s temperature was very hot. ...
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29. Earthquakes
    ... large and fairly stable slabs of solid and relatively rigid rock called plates ... is the upward movement of heated particles rising from the earthamp39s molten core. ...
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30. Civilized by way of nature
    ... from one or two continents to seven semicontinuous continents, and even to a frozen barren wasteland and to a hot ball of molten lava and volcanic rock. ...
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