1. geologic time
2. stratum
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The shockwave from an undersea earthquake causes 'ripples' in the ocean which are very large swells. When the bottom of the swell touches land, it must build up higher to maintain it's size. Therefore when it approaches the beach, water is drawn away from the beach to compensate for the ocean depth getting shallower under the tsunami swell. More water is drawn from in front of the swell than behind due to the movement of the swell.
The earth's distance from space is 0 because it is in space
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(1) Type of lava erupted and its viscosity; (2) Steepness of the ground over which it travels; (3) Whether the lava flows as a broad sheet, through a confined channel, or down a lava tube; and (4) Rate of lava production at the vent.
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<span>A CONTINENTAL glacier is a huge mass of ice that covers a lot of land near the Arctic or Antarctic polar regions.</span>
