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Rise To Surface

Explore the intricate processes of geology as materials rise to the Earth's surface through heating, pressure, and various metamorphic processes without melting. Discover how intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks form, the effects of erosion and deposition, and the significance of sedimentary layers in shaping our planet. Witness the beauty of volcanic eruptions, lava flows, and the diverse rock formations that reveal Earth's dynamic history. This comprehensive guide delves into the interactions of elements like CO2, H2O, and SOX during geological transformations.

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Rise To Surface

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  1. Rise To Surface Heating past melting point Rise To Surface Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Heating past melting point Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING CO2, H2O, SOX Outgassing Cooling / X-tallization Weathering Extrusive Igneous Rocks LAVA Physical Chemical Sediments Rise To Surface Erosion & Deposition Intrusive Igneous Rocks Dissolved Minerals Cooling / X-tallization Sedimentary Layers Burial Compaction & Cementation Heating past melting point Evaporite Chemical Rocks Heat and Pressure WITHOUT MELTING Sedimentary Rocks Metamorphic Rocks (Re x-tallization) Click here for FL’s Image Bank

  2. Magma under Hawaii

  3. The eruption of Mt. St. Helens (May 1980) Click here to see a few post eruption photos

  4. Click here for more Hawaii photos Lava Flows on the Big Island of Hawaii

  5. Flooding on the Obion River (May, 2002)

  6. Bryce Canyon (see EPOD pages here)

  7. Layers of Sediment

  8. Gneiss (Katonah, NY) Schist (Two Lights State Park, ME) Banded and Distorted Metamorphic Rocks

  9. Large crystals in an intrusive rock (Boulder, CO)

  10. Uplifted, Tilted, and Exposed by Erosion Sedimentary Rock Layers (near Morrison, CO)

  11. Lava Flows (Mauna Loa, Hawaii)

  12. Sedimentary Rocks (Grand Canyon, CO)

  13. Salt Flats (Death Valley, CA)

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