It states that layers of sediment are originally deposited horizontally due to the effects of gravity.
The Earth has a crust, mantle, outer core and the inner core with each one getting hotter than the next. How come, over millions and millions of years, the heat that is at the center of the Earth hasn't conducted throughout the planet's material so that the entire planet is one even temperature?
This always bothered me because we all learn that temperature diffuses from high areas to low areas, yet the Earth's center is super hot while if you dig a one foot hole, the ground feels quite cold.
The answer would be depressions. Hachure lines, or lines with teeth, describe depressions. These lines are concentric lines which indicate a closed depression. These lines show orientation of slope and they provide an idea to the steepness of that area.
The warm waters of the north atlantic drift<span> are responsible for modifying the atmospheric conditions </span><span>of western e</span>urope<span>, so that winters are not as cold as they would be at its latitude</span>
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