Hmm good question. Well I would have to test it for where there are no living life. I would have to build another NASA in the County because there is plenty of room there. Mars is made out of Dusty Crust that is about 30 miles thick. And let's say that the desert's Dusty Crust is about 5 miles - 15 miles thick. That will give about the same amount of surface that mars has. So we would know what to build for a perfect lander to work on Mars. This isn't much but it is something.
Read the whole Answer: So yes, removing CO2 from the atmosphere would out-gas dissolved CO2 in the oceans, driving up pH. And yes it will increase the amount of CO2 we need to remove from the atmosphere. It is basically a balancing act between the existing pH of the oceans and how much CO2 is in the atmosphere.
Explanation: in short no, it is not!
Answer:
C. At least five mass-extinction events have occurred during the last 500 million years.
Explanation:
- The history of mass extinct is related to the five mass extinctions that are caused over by the 350 million years n which many species have disappeared in there short geologic time.
- A massive extinction is caused in the Permian Triassic extinction event i.e about 250 mn years ago which on an estimate has killed 90% of the species.
- The Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event that occurred over 66 million years ago is known to have wiped out the dinosaurs and many other species.
Answer:
It shows the life cycle.
Explanation:
the rabbit eats the grass, a hawk eats the rabbit. the hawk dies and the grass "eats" it.
