Caves

Oct 10, 2011

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Caves. By Akhil Chivukula. Characteristics. Caves are underground rooms[made from limestone] Caves also form lava and other rocks Most of water dries, leaving minerals behind The minerals form stalactites that hang from cave ceilings

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CAVEs. Cave automatic virtual environments. What is a cave?. An immersive virtual reality environment where projectors are directed to three, four, five, or all six of the walls of a cube shaped room. Most times, users wear special glasses inside the CAVE to see 3D graphics

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Caves. A cave is defined as an underground passage large enough for a person to crawl into, naturally formed, and in complete darkness. How does a cave form?. Rain dissolves Carbon Dioxide into Carbonic acid Carbonic acid dissolves minerals in rock Rock is sculpted in weak spots

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