'Mid ocean' presentation slideshows

Good Morning ? Monday, March 8th

Good Morning ? Monday, March 8th. Reminders: *Lab 5-5 due last Wednesday *Lab 4-7 Due Wednesday, finish DQ tonight. * Start Lab 4-1 Patterns of Crustal Activity * Notes on Plate Tectonics/ Continental Drift. Plate Tectonics and Continental Drift. Tectonics.

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The University of the State of New York REGENTS HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATION PHYSICAL SETTING

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Plate Tectonics

Plate Tectonics. I. Tectonics. deformed. Tectonic Forces are forces generated from within Earth causing rock to become ___________. folds. fault. Tectonics. B. 1. The study of the origin and arrangement of Earth surface including mountain belts, continents, and earthquake belts.

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Dynamic Crust

Dynamic Crust. THEORY OF CONTINENTAL DRIFT . (ALFRED WEGENER 1915 ). I PANGEA- A LARGE LANDMASS CONTAINING ALL OF THE CONTINENTS. WHICH EVENTUALLY BROKE INTO TWO LANDMASSES. a) LAURASIA- N. AMERICA,EUROPE, ASIA. b) GONDWANALAND- AFRICA, S. AMERICA, ANTARCTICA, AUSTRALIA, INDIA. Evidence.

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RAPID/MOCHA/WBTS

10 years of AMOC measurements from the RAPID program and a view to the future. RAPID/MOCHA/WBTS. Gerard McCarthy, Darren Rayner , Ivan Haigh , Joel Hirschi and David Smeed National Oceanography Centre UK.

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Plate Tectonics

Plate Tectonics. What Did The Earth Look Like In The Past?. CONTINENTAL DRIFT THEORY.

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Theory of plate tectonics

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Earth Science Week 22

Earth Science Week 22. Oceans. Monday Warm Up (117). How do scientists know what the bottom of the ocean looks like?. Ocean floor topography model. 2 cups flour 2 cups salt About 1 cup of water

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. For what reasons do people study the ocean floor?. Exploring the Ocean. Since ancient times people have studied the ocean such as waters and ocean floor It provides food and services, and serves as a route for trade and travel. Sonar.

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U. S. Coast Guard ANS Program Update

U. S. Coast Guard ANS Program Update. September 10, 2003 ANSTF Western Regional Panel Mtg Presented by LCDR Kathy Moore Chief, Environmental Standards Division ANS Program Manager U.S. Coast Guard. 2002 Report to Congress on the Voluntary National Guidelines.

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Plate tectonics

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Oceans

Oceans. Essential Question How was the ocean formed?. How the oceans were formed. Volcanoes erupted and released gases. The gases cooled and formed into clouds. Then all of the clouds precipitated and formed a big ocean.

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Deep sea or ocean 1 percent Alien / Aliens 40 metres Makes them almost invisible (hides them) Fang tooth Light (from ani

The Deep /20. 1000 (1000 million) 100 m - 150 m They travel in herds (travel together) 150 million Hagfish (hackfish) 4500 m (3 miles) Mid ocean ridges Bacteria An underwater lake 1 percent. Deep sea or ocean 1 percent Alien / Aliens 40 metres

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Water or Magma Asthenosphere or lithosphere Hot or cold More dense or less dense Rise or fall

Water or Magma Asthenosphere or lithosphere Hot or cold More dense or less dense Rise or fall Asthenosphere or lithosphere Mid ocean ridege or continental crust Heat up or cool down Young rock or old rock Youngest or oldest Oceanic crust or continental crust Subduct or rise

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