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a mountain belt that surrounds the pacific ocean Circum pacific belt
stress that squeezes crustal rocks together Compression
bending and tilting and breaking of the earths crust deformation
mountain belt that runs through asia, north Africa and southern Europe Eurasian melasian belt
break in rock along which rocks on either side of the break move Fault
mountain formed where faulting breaks the earths crust into large blocks and the blocks are tilted and lifted fault block mountain
landform created when tectonic movements bend and uplift rock layers Folded mountains
- permanent deformation or bending of a rock under stress folding
balancing of the forces pressing up and down on the crust Isostasy
large area of flat topped rocks high above sea level plateau
stress that pushes rocks in the opposite horizontal derections shearing
change in shape and volume of rocks that occurs due to stress strain
fault where rock on both sides of a fault plane moves horizontally strike slip fault
stress that pulls rocks apart Tension-
vibrations of earths crust Earthquake
rocks strained to a point fracture then spring back to normal elastic rebound theory
point of surface directly above the focus of an earthquake epicenter-
area on a fault when slippage occurs first initiating an earthquake focus
amount of damage caused by an earthquake intensity
long wave and slowest generated by earthquake Lwave
expresses the intensity of an earthquake Mercalli scale-
primary wave, fastest generated by earthquake Pwave
secondary wave, wave generated by an earthquake swave
detects and records seismic waves seismograph
giant ocean waves tsunima
jagged chunks of lava formed by rapid cooling on the surface of lava flow aa
large basin shaped depression formed when an explosion destroys the upper part of volcanic cone caldera
steep slopped deposits of solid fragments ejected from a volcano cinder cone
a.k.a stratovolcano steep sloped volcanic deposit w/ altering layers of hardened lava flows and tephra composite cone
funnel shaped pit at the top of a volcanic cone crater
area of volcanism within a lithoshperic plate hot spot
solidified mafic lava w/ a wrinkled surface pahoehoe
rock fragments ejected from a volcano pyroclastics
deposite of hardened lava with a broad base and gentle slopes shield cone-
brightness of a star as it appears absolute magnitude
brightness of a star as it appears to earth apparent magnitude
that results when a white dwarf star no longer gives off energy black dwarf
hole in space with a gravity so great that not even light can escape, formed by the collapse of a very large super nova Black hole
apparent shortening of the light waves emitted by a star moving towards the earth blue shift
any star that is always visible in the night sky circum polar
- pattern of stars constellation
large scale group of stars galaxy
hertzsprung-russell graph that shows the relationship of the surface temp. and absolute magnitude of a star HR diagram-
distance that light travels in one year, about 9.5 trillon km light year
star with characteristics main sequence star
galaxy in which the earth & solar system are located Milky Way Galaxy
cloud of gas and dust in space nebula
dwarf that explodes as it cools nova
neuron star that emits two beams of radiation that sweep across space pulsar
star like object that gives off radio waves & xrays quaser
very large cool bright star red giant
apparent lengthening of the light waves emitted by a star moving away from the earth red shift
extremly large red giant star super giant
star that blows apart with a explosion super nova
small hot dim star WHITE DWARF
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