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In general, a storm has three stages. The first is development, the second is the mature stage and the third is the dissipative stage. The most striking difference in the stages is the change in currents. The beginning of the storm occurs with an ascending current, which causes the cloud to grow vertically. Then, with the precipitation, downward currents begin, through the friction caused by the rain. During this period the two currents, ascending and descending, reach their peak, gradually dispersing in the final phase.
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Why are we living longer now? Well during the Industrial revolution we made a significant reduction in the amount of deaths by increasing in food production and distribution, improving public health (mainly water and sanitation), and as for medical technology, we made vaccines and antibiotics. Modern medicine prospers every day, being able to cure almost any disease. Because of all of this we gradually started living longer. Back in 1950, life expectancy was 68.2 years old. Nowadays, that
number has risen to 79.12 years old and is expected to increase up to
83.9 years old by the year 2050.
Air pressure will Increase if it is contained to a certain volume.
<h2>Answer:</h2>
A. Red Bed Plains
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
The Gypsum Hills is around 42 miles in expansion and continues from the western city borders of Medicine Lodge to the linkage of U.S. 160 and U.S 183 at cold water. It halves the beautiful Gypsum Hills. Tourists have the chance to see low hills, deep valleys, sharp high hills, red soils, and rocky generations.
The region is regarded for its profusion of wildflowers in season and summertime. Directly purling springs, the red soil, and green cedar trees provide a magnificent collection of color.
Along the Juan de Fuca Ridge, volcanoes produce oceanic crust. The Juan de Fuca Plate cools, grows denser, and finally sinks beneath the less dense North American Plate at the Cascadia Trench as it wanders eastward.
<h3>Is the Juan de Fuca Plate dying?</h3>
Because the decaying Juan de Fuca plate is not sinking silently, scientists have a unique opportunity to investigate such impacts. They are intently observing the system's every tremble and burp. (We learned that a strong earthquake broke a tectonic plate in half in this way.)
<h3>How Fast Is Juan de Fuca moving?</h3>
The Farallon Plate, a much bigger oceanic plate that originally existed alongside the smaller Juan De Fuca Plate, is moving east-northeast at a rate of 4 cm (1.6 inches) each year.
<h3>What is happening between the Gorda Plate and the Pacific Plate?</h3>
At a rate of 5 cm per year, the Pacific Plate is diverging from the Gorda Plate as it moves in a northwesterly direction. At a much slower rate of 2.5 to 3 cm per year, the Juan de Fuca Plate (which includes the Gorda Plate) is subducting beneath the North America Plate.
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