Answer:
Explanation:
What happens to carbon in carbon sinks?
A carbon sink absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The ocean, soil and forests are the world's largest carbon sinks. A carbon source releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Examples of carbon sources include the burning of fossil fuels like gas, coal and oil, deforestation and volcanic eruptions.
The core has the largest density, being made of iron and nickel
The mantle has an intermediate density and the crust has the lowest density.
Answer: 4.5 light years
Example;Lets say that in the dinosaur days there was a star that exploded.
after 8 light years we would see it now. (now as in 2020) So thats why 4.5
light years is more then 150 million kilometers.
Beneath Florida are
structures made up mostly with carbonaceous rock such as limestone and
dolostone overlaid with mixtures of sand and clay. When groundwater passes
through this structure, the carbonates are slowly dissolved and thus creating sinkholes.
<span>For centuries, sinkholes have
found popular use as disposal sites for various forms of waste.</span>
The settlers in New England thought Christianity was the one true faith, and that all people should believe in it. Since the Indians were satisfied with their own spiritual beliefs and were not interested in changing, the conflicts begun with the Europeans believing that Native Indians could not be trusted since they were not Christians and think of them as evil.
