Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780134746241
Author: Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher: PEARSON
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M Gmail Translate M Gmail YouTube Gracios ▼ Hide Assignment Information Assignments > U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth Maps Instructions JOURNEY THROUGH THE LAYERS OF THE EARTH neation Imagine you could travel in a special research vehicle that could drill through the various layers of the planet to the core. Please describe each layer you pass through and talk about the conditions you experience. Use as much vivid language as possible and feel free to be creative. Also, it is fun to add your personal reactions. Be sure to use a minimum of 250 words and include these details: Submit Describe the thickness of each layer in terms of how long it takes to get through them Make note of how the temperature increases as you go deeper through each layer Type here to search • Indicate whether each layer is plastic-like, molten, or solid Include details about the mineral make-up of the core. Te NOTE: For this assignment you are to read about the nature of the layers of the magination to incorporate that knowledge into a detailed id experience in terms of temperatures and pressures as O A LO Cancel R 99+
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Transcribed Image Text:M Gmail Translate M Gmail YouTube Gracios ▼ Hide Assignment Information Assignments > U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth Maps Instructions JOURNEY THROUGH THE LAYERS OF THE EARTH neation Imagine you could travel in a special research vehicle that could drill through the various layers of the planet to the core. Please describe each layer you pass through and talk about the conditions you experience. Use as much vivid language as possible and feel free to be creative. Also, it is fun to add your personal reactions. Be sure to use a minimum of 250 words and include these details: Submit Describe the thickness of each layer in terms of how long it takes to get through them Make note of how the temperature increases as you go deeper through each layer Type here to search • Indicate whether each layer is plastic-like, molten, or solid Include details about the mineral make-up of the core. Te NOTE: For this assignment you are to read about the nature of the layers of the magination to incorporate that knowledge into a detailed id experience in terms of temperatures and pressures as O A LO Cancel R 99+
M Gmail Translate M Gmail YouTube Gracios ▼ Hide Assignment Information Assignments > U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth Maps Instructions JOURNEY THROUGH THE LAYERS OF THE EARTH neation Imagine you could travel in a special research vehicle that could drill through the various layers of the planet to the core. Please describe each layer you pass through and talk about the conditions you experience. Use as much vivid language as possible and feel free to be creative. Also, it is fun to add your personal reactions. Be sure to use a minimum of 250 words and include these details: Submit Describe the thickness of each layer in terms of how long it takes to get through them Make note of how the temperature increases as you go deeper through each layer Type here to search • Indicate whether each layer is plastic-like, molten, or solid Include details about the mineral make-up of the core. Te NOTE: For this assignment you are to read about the nature of the layers of the magination to incorporate that knowledge into a detailed id experience in terms of temperatures and pressures as O A LO Cancel R 99+
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Transcribed Image Text:M Gmail Translate M Gmail YouTube Gracios ▼ Hide Assignment Information Assignments > U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth U1 Assignment - Layers of The Earth Maps Instructions JOURNEY THROUGH THE LAYERS OF THE EARTH neation Imagine you could travel in a special research vehicle that could drill through the various layers of the planet to the core. Please describe each layer you pass through and talk about the conditions you experience. Use as much vivid language as possible and feel free to be creative. Also, it is fun to add your personal reactions. Be sure to use a minimum of 250 words and include these details: Submit Describe the thickness of each layer in terms of how long it takes to get through them Make note of how the temperature increases as you go deeper through each layer Type here to search • Indicate whether each layer is plastic-like, molten, or solid Include details about the mineral make-up of the core. Te NOTE: For this assignment you are to read about the nature of the layers of the magination to incorporate that knowledge into a detailed id experience in terms of temperatures and pressures as O A LO Cancel R 99+
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