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The ocean basins are grooved and ridged
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A Rayleigh wave is a seismic surface wave causing the ground to shake in an elliptical motion(they move in a surafce rolling manner). A seismic wave means a earthquake wave, so Rayleigh wave is realted to the motion of earth and its crust. Rayleigh waves are formed when the particle vibrate with the combination of both transverse and longitudinal waves. This vibration gives rise to a wave which moves elliptically backwards that is Rayleigh Wave. Rayleigh waves are really fast they move with the spped 10 times faster than the speed of light. Rayleigh waves are generated by the interaction of P or compressional and S or shear waves(P ans S Waves are inside the Earths Crust) at the surface of the earth.
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Love waves or Q waves or Quer Waves are surface seismic waves that cause horizontal shifting of the Earth during an earthquake. A Love wave is a surface wave having a horizontal motion only. Love waves are formed when the earth particles move in a transverse wave manner creating a wave travelling perpendicular to the direction the wave.
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The correct answer is (b)The vestibular sense may be capable of sensory adaptation
Astronauts experience similar feelings of dizziness and disorientation upon arrival in space and upon their arrival back on Earth because the vestibular sense may be capable of changing adaptation. The dizziness and disorientation is due to the floating fluid in inner ear around zero gravity and it goes right away after some time when the astronauts reach the space. The adaptation is done by the brain to ignore the signals of the ear; the feeling this sensation for sometime the brain becomes adaptable and does not listens to the inner ear every time. This is a kind of sensory adaptation.