Answer:
The limestone found at the top of Mount Everest was formed in an ocean
Explanation:
The Himalayan Mountain Range, thus its highest peak Mount Everest as well, have been formed as a result of the collision between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates. The Indian plate, once it separated from Gondwanaland, started to move toward Eurasia. As it was getting closer, the plates started to push against each other. Since the boundary has been in the ocean, the ocean floor started to lift up first because of the immense pressure. As the plates continued to push against each other, the surrounding area was gradually pushed up, so what was once an ocean floor and lowlands was slowly becoming a mountain range. This resulted in limestone rocks that were formed in the ocean to be moved up for several kilometers and to become part of the highest mountain range in the world, providing us with another good proof of the continental drift theory.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Pheidippides is remembered as the historical figure of the messenger. He is famous because he ran all the way from the Marathon battlefield to Athens, after the Marathon battle between the Persian empire and Athenians in 490 BC.
As soon as he delivered the news of the victory, after running around 26 miles, Pheidippides dropped dead from the exhaustion.
In his honor, today there are marathon races and the Olympian sporting event, which show the biggest importance of Pheidippides in the modern world.
The Kyzylkum consists mostly of low hills, sandy dunes, and loess soils.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
D) higher than other liquids
Explanation:
- As the ocean that is high heat capacity has salinity and they show an absorbing capacity and thus function of salinity and the heat is directly related and in comparison to that of the other liquids. As there is a decreasing effect on the heating capacity of the water that has a specific heat capacity of about 0.932 compared to that of pure water.
