S waves (surface waves)
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The answer is the Atacama Desert in Chile.
The <span>humboldt </span>current gives a cooling effect that can be responsible for creating a different temperature to an arid place like Atacama. It also contributes to the cool weather in Chile and Peru.
Answer:
After reaching 1.3 times the height of the wave, the wave will break.
Explanation:
The wave will break when it reaches a water depth of 1.3 times the height of the wave. The two factors are depth of the seafloor and height of the wave determine how far from the shoreline waves will begin to break. when the depth of the seafloor decreases so the waves touches the ground and the wave is starting to break. The wave will start to break when the ratio between the height of the wave and wavelength of the wave is 1 : 7.
I would say Fire is definitely a hazard by earthquakes
.lava
. magma
The other ones don't deal with igneous rocks but metamorphic rock.Crystals could go with it but I don't believe it does because it is crystallization not just crystals.
