<span>n 1895 an eruption happened and the volcanic ash was heavy enough to poison the land and kill livestock, especially in the East Fjords of Iceland.The eruption occurred from the SE corner of the caldera. The eruption formed Viti crater. Farmland was damaged by the eruption. Also, this is the largest eruption for this volcano.<span>
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Answer:
Tides have a cyclic time of 12hr and twice daily.
Explanation:
- Based on the question of high and low tide, Boston experiencing a neap tide or spring tide on 26 May that is at the time of 1.15AM is of 10.8 in height and at 1.41PM its 10.3 in height, which means that there is a rise in sea levels at the morning and evening hours once due to moon and other due to Coriolis force on body of water.
- The low tide at 7.28 AM has a height of -0.4 and -0.5 at 7.54. thus Boston experiences a decrease in heights of the tide. Thus there exist some variations within the tidal ranges varying magnitudes and velocities.
D, winter.... summer.
In the northern and southern hemispheres, seasons are opposite from one another. Summer would be opposite to winter. Since both A and C list the seasons as staying the same and B lists spring as opposite to winter... D is the correct answer.
Answer:
Explanation:
Gravity is an attractive force that acts on every particle of matter in the universe. The strength of the attraction depends on distance and mass however. If they're close enough, two particles of cosmic dust will gravitate toward each other. Meanwhile, the gravitational force of a planet will pull on objects much farther away.
A. map
Explanation:
A map is a projection that is used to represent real life phenomenon on a two dimensional surface.
A project of the Gulf of Mexico showing currents and water depth would be a map.
Maps are very good descriptive resources for delineating surface and even subsurface features.
Weather maps usually cover current patterns in the world.
Water depth in places can also be presented using water depth maps too.
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