Global warming, loss of natural habitats, extinction of multiple species, etc
Answer:
WagonR use Fossil evidence to support his continental drift hypothesis the Fossil of this organism are found on less that are now for apart groups and rock deposits left by insteon Glacier are found today on different continents very close to the equator
The melting of the polar ice cap
We need to assume that the orbits are circular; this is a very good approximation and do not hesitate to adopt it. We need then to consider the basic equation of circular motion that relates centripetal acceleration, angular velocity, mass, radius and force:

. We also have the basic equation of Newton, F=ma. By checking, we see that for each planet we have that a=v^2*r where v is the angular velocity. v=

where T is the orbital period, hence we have that a=

. Denote with the index 1 the Earth case and with 2 the Mars case. We have then that

. Substituting the known values in a calculator, we get the result: the centripetal acceleration of earth is 2.32 times greater than that of Mars.