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Question | Answer |
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How do you determine the ocean floor distance when sound travels at a certain time? | You take the time and divided by 2. Then you use that time to multiple by 1,531 miles. |
What kinds of chemcial and minerals that are two expensive to get why? | Gold and manganese. They can't be claim because it's too expensive and it could ruin the enviorment. |
Why are bathpheres better then bathscraphs and human divers. | They are better because bathscraphs are free moving unlike bathspheres. They can last longer in water a human diver. |
Contiental Shelf | gently extends downward from the contients of the ocean |
Contiental Edge | point of which the shelf surrounding each con. begins to angle down the sharply to the ocean depths |
Contiental Slope | the clifflike dropp beyond the con. shelf and the true boundary between the con. and the ocean floor |
Contiental Rise | strethes from the lower part of the slope to the deepest part of the ocean |
Abyssal Plain | leads to the ocean bottom formed and by under sea rivers, currents and cooling part of the Earth crust |
Mid-Ocean Ridge | the longest mountain range in the world |
Seamounts | free-standing mountains formed by volcanoes munerous in the Pacific |
guyot | a flat-topped seamount |
islands | formed by the top of seamounts |
What creates the natural features | natural forces such as volcanoes and hurricanes ect. |
What are the three kinds of sediments and examples of each one? | Organic-protists and marine animals (contains carbon). Inorganic-soil, iron and glaciers(does not contain carbon). Chemical and minerals- gold and manganses |
What does sonar stand for? | Sound Navigation Ranging. |
In nature sonar is called what? | echlocation |
What animals have it and what do they use it for? | Porpioses, bats and dolphins use it for tracking prey and navigation. |
How does hunan sonar affect these animals? | It disonates them |
How does sonar worked? | It bounces high-pitched sound pukes off nearby objects. |
What is the difference between sonar and radar? | Sonar goes through water and radar goes through air. |
How much does sound travel at? | 1,531 miles per second |
Why do people use sonar? | To map the ocean floor. To detect ships, submarines and shipwrecks. It helpful in war. |
A meter was in a layer for possibly how long and what may it caused? | 65 million years and it could have caused the dinsours to extinct. |