'Rock fragments' diaporamas de présentation

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Identifying Rocks

Identifying Rocks. Sedimentary rocks. Rocks are partly identified by origin: Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic. Sedimentary Rocks. Wow!. Seventy percent of all the rocks on earth are sedimentary rocks. How are sedimentary rocks formed?. Several Steps Erosion Deposition Compaction

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Volcanoes

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VOLCANOES

VOLCANOES. Melting the Mantle. 1. Increase Temperature 2. Decrease Pressure 3. Alter Composition (to decrease melting temperature). Where Does Melting Occur?. 1. Mid Ocean Ridges (decompression) 2. Hotspots (high temperature + decompression)

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Soil

Soil. SOL 3.7 . Draw a picture for each word and definition. SOIL. What is soil? Why is soil important? http://www.brainpopjr.com/science/land/soil/preview.weml. Soil! A natural resource found in our own backyard!! .

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The Rock Cycle

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The Rock Cycle

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Celestial Objects Definitions

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Rocks

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Monday November 29, 2010

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Earth Science

Earth Science. Coach Williams Room 310B. Chapter 18. Volcanoes. Section 18.3: Volcanoes. Objectives: Describe the major parts of a volcano. Compare/contrast shield, cinder-cone, and composite volcanoes. Contrast the volcanism that occurs at plate boundaries.

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SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. A Brief Review. THERE ARE 4 BASIC COMPONENTS OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. sediments & sed. rocks are usually described according to 4 basic components : a. grains (larger particles) b. matrix (fines) c. pores (air, H 2 O, oil, gas)

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Have you ever been to the beach?

Have you ever been to the beach?. Have you felt the sand under your feet or built a sandcastle?. What did it feel like? Did you think about where it came from?. Do you think all beach sand from around the world is the same?. Here is some sand from Hawaii.

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Volcanic Hazards

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Science

Science. By : Brittney. L ithosphere. The lithosphere is the outer solid part of the Earth. The lithosphere includes the crust and the upper mantle. The lithosphere is the land. The lithosphere contains the continental drift.

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Sedimentary Rocks

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Ch4 Sec3

Ch4 Sec3. Sedimentary Rocks. Key Concepts. How do sedimentary rocks form? What are the three major types of sedimentary rocks? How are sedimentary rocks used?. Key Terms. Sediment Erosion Deposition Compaction Cementation Clastic rock Organic rock Chemical rock. Ch4 Sec3.

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LUCKY STRIKE PROPERTY Pit sampling in 2011 revealed numerous subcrop rock samples anomalous in Gold

LUCKY STRIKE PROPERTY Pit sampling in 2011 revealed numerous subcrop rock samples anomalous in Gold. LUCKY STRIKE PROPERTY Sample 1220504 assayed 3064 parts per billion Gold (> 3 grams per tonne). LUCKY STRIKE PROPERTY Sample 1235068 assayed 1031 parts per billion Gold (> 1 grams per tonne).

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