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HNRS 353 Astrobiology Chapter 4 - Earth - Bennett & Shostak

HNRS 353 Astrobiology Chapter 4 - Earth - Bennett & Shostak. Lecture Notes for Chapter 4 FALL 2018 Dr. H. Geller. The Habitability of Earth. Geology and Life (4.1) Reconstructing the History of Earth and Life (4.2)

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Starter 2/22/2010

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T h e R o c k C y c l e i n Mi c h i g a n

T h e R o c k C y c l e i n Mi c h i g a n. Prepared by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Office of Geological Survey. What is t h e R o c k C y c l e ?. The R o c k C y c l e explains how Rocks and Natural Processes are related. weathering. Sedimentary. Metamorphic.

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METAMORPHISM AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS

METAMORPHISM AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS. COMMON METAMORPHIC ROCKS. Classified on the presence or absence of FOLIATION . FOLIATION is the parallel alignment of tabular minerals in the rock due to heat and pressure. Gneiss Foliated. Quartzite Nonfoliated. METAMORPHISM AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS.

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THE PRIMORDIAL EARTH Hadean and Archean Eons Evidence of Anoxia

THE PRIMORDIAL EARTH Hadean and Archean Eons Evidence of Anoxia. Lack of oxidized iron in the oldest sedimentary rocks. Urananite and pyrite are readily oxidized today, but are found unoxidized in Precambrian sediments Archean sedimentary rocks are commonly dark due to

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Unit 2b: minerals & rocks: Igneous rocks

Unit 2b: minerals & rocks: Igneous rocks. Geo 281: geology for engineers Geology and Geophysics Department King Saud University. Rock Types. The Earth is almost entirely rock to a depth of 2900 kilometers, where the solid mantle gives way to the liquid outer core .

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Warm-Up

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Earth Science Lab Practical Review

Earth Science Lab Practical Review. Station 1: Rocks and Minerals. COLOR. - Least useful property. STREAK. CLEAVAGE/FRACTURE. -Porcelain Streak plate. DENSITY/HEFT. LUSTER. How are Minerals Identified??. -Metallic or Non-metallic. CRYSTAL SHAPE. HARDNESS. -Glass plate.

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Rocks & Minerals Review

Rocks & Minerals Review. Metamorphic. Igneous. Sedimentary. Minerals. Igneous. Question 1. Question 2. Question 3. Question 4. Question 5. Igneous Rocks #1. How and where do igneous rocks form?. Solidification of Magma Volcanoes & Rifts/Ridges. Igneous Rocks #2.

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Rocks

Rocks. OBJECTIVES. Learners will be able to list the characteristics used in order to classify rocks into three major groups. ESSENTIAL QUESTION. What is the importance of classifying rocks?. VOCABULARY. Rock Mineral Weathering Erosion Breakage Igneous Metamorphic Sedimentary.

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Objective : Rocks and Minerals

Objective : Rocks and Minerals Essential Question(s): What is the difference between rocks and minerals? What are the 3 different types of rocks?. K-W-L What do you KNOW about rocks and minerals?. K W L. ROCKS. What is a Rock?. Solid Naturally-occurring

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Prova

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Volcanoes and Volcanism

Wildcat Mountain and Mt Washington. Kyle Migliorini. Rock Candy. 1 Glass jar or drinking ... Tie a short piece of cotton string to the middle of the pencil or stick. ...

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Earth Materials and Processes

Earth Materials and Processes. Understand Basic Concepts of: tectonic cycle hydrologic cycle geochemical cycle rock cycle (interaction with above three) minerals (silicates, oxides, carbonates, etc.) weathering -- chemical, physical erosion, transport, deposition, lithification.

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What Happened After They Were Raised?

What Happened After They Were Raised?. Matthew 27:51-53. Matthew 27:51-53. Temple veil was torn Rocks split, earthquake, tombs opened Many dead saints were raised from the dead They came out of graves after Christ was raised They went into Jerusalem and appeared to many people

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Classification of Igneous Rocks

Classification of Igneous Rocks. Textures: Aphanitic- crystals too small to see by eye Phaneritic- can see the constituent minerals Fine grained- < 1 mm diameter Medium grained- 1-5 mm diameter Coarse grained- 5-50 mm diameter Very coarse grained- > 50 mm diameter

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Lecture on Rocks

Lecture on Rocks. There are 3 types of rocks. Igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary. Some rocks have air bubbles because of the way they are formed. Rocks such as Millstone Grit have these properties and are otherwise known as Sedimentary Rocks.

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MRS. BIGOT ROCKS ?

MRS. BIGOT ROCKS ?. SHE IS SO GOOD AT TEACHING US NEW THINGS! THAT WE WILL NEED TO NOW ?. Q u e s ti o n s. What is your favorite subject? Her favorite subject is math! Were are you originally from ? She is originally from Abbeville. She Moved to Erath in the 8 th grade, and graduated

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Talk a Mile a Minute

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