I believe the answer is C) sand, gravel, and silt particles
Answer:
Coastal California is famous for fog and smog (fog mixed with smoke). The reason due to which the California coast is foggy/smoggy, whereas Houston, Texas, which is at similar latitude, might get occasional smog from too many cars, but fog is relatively rare:
B) The ocean is warm off the Texas coast, but a cold current running offshore California generates fog when the cold, moist air is drawn ashore by a sea breeze.
Explanation:
- The option A is not correct as the statement that says that in California cold water from the ocean mixes with warm water from the land to generate fog is not correct.
- The option B is correct as when the cold and moist air is drawn by sea breeze then a cold current running offshore generates fog.
- The option C is not correct as cold currents doesn't occur along Texas coast and don't create fog.
- The option D is not correct as the statement which says that there is not really any fog; it is all just smog from too many.
The creators of the theory could not find a way to answer the question "What force was strong enough to move them?". Another reason why was that they proposed a movement speed of the continents that was incredibly high and impossible to reach.
Answer:
Earth
Explanation:
The cosmic address of the Earth would begin with the house address, the name of our planet, Earth. Next, we would put our street name, Inner Solar System. Then, we would choose our city, Solar System of the Sun. After that, we would add our state or province. This would be the equivalent of the Solar Neighborhood which consists of all stars within 15 light years of the Sun and that include mostly cool and small red dwarf stars. After that, we would be part of the Sagittarius Arm of the Milky Way and then in the Local Group of Galaxies that include the Magellanic Clouds and many more.