Sunday, May 3, 2015

Extra Credit ^^

Real Pictures Of Clouds ^^ 





Cirrus Clouds

- Cirrus Clouds generally happens in the usual weather and point in the direction of air movement at their elevation! They are wispy and thin! 




                                      Stratus Clouds 

- Stratus clouds mean rain. They look like a huge gray cover such as blanket that stays low in the sky. Sometimes stratus clouds are on the ground or very close to the ground so, we call them fog.        


                                        
                                  Cumulus Clouds

- Cumulus clouds are clouds that are created on top of each other; they are puffy clouds which are really fat and soft. Sometimes cumulus clouds are white and there are only a few of them in the sky; other times they can be heavy and gray.




Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Shaking Our World ^^

                                                  From Pangaea To The #7 Continents!



Photographic Evidences! 



Analysis! 

From the deepest ocean trench to the tallest mountain, plate tectonics explains the features and movement of the Earth's surface in the present and the past. Plate boundary is where two plate tectonic meet. There are #3 types of plate boundaries; the first type of plate boundary is Convergent boundary, this type of plate boundary moves toward each other. There are some features that created in this type of boundary, the first feature is mountain and this formed when two Continental Plates collide which mean come together, there is one example of mountain that created in convergent boundary which is Himalayas Mountains. There are 4 types of mountains; the first type is Dome Mountain, this kind of mountain formed when magma comes up and pushes the ground then the mountain will form. The second type is fault Black Mountain and this kind of mountain formed when two continentals moving in the opposite direction which is a divergent plate boundary as the result of that the fault black mountain will form. The third type is Volcanic Mountain, this kind of mountain formed as the result of the volcano when the volcano dead. The last type is Folded Mountain, this kind of mountains formed as the result of the pressure. The second feature is trench and this formed when the oceanic will be denser than the continental and come underneath it and form a hole, this hole called “trench”, there is one example of trench that created in convergent boundary which is Mariana Trench. When the underground become hotter, volcanoes will formed, there are #3 types of volcanoes which are Strato-Volcano it caused by the result of explosive when lava comes up and cools at the layers. Cinder Cone Volcano, during the eruption, some of the lava, blown into the air, breaks into small parts that fall around the opening to the volcano. Shield Volcano it caused by fluid lava flows. Hot-Spot is a place within the mantle; Hawaiian Hot-Spot is real world example of Hot-Spot. The third feature in this plate boundary is Deep-Sea Trench, when one oceanic will be denser than the other and become under it, as the result of that Deep Sea Trench will form. Japan is a real world example of Deep-Sea Trench! Convergent Boundary has another part which is Subdaction Zone which is where continental and oceanic plate meet and this zone has some features which are volcanic, and island arc; volcanic arc cause the island arc to form such as Southern Aegean Volcanic Arc! The area that has most of the volcanoes in the world is in the pacific plate and it called “The Ring of Fire”. The second plate boundary is Divergent boundary; divergent plate boundaries are located where plates are moving away from each other. Plates move apart to produce gaps which are molten lava. This occurs above rising convection currents. This current pushes up on the bottom of the lithosphere, lifting it and flowing beneath it. There are some future in this plate boundary; the first feature is rift valley; when the force of separating continent the continental crust start to move apart slowly and pushes magma into rift formed between continents. The Great Rift Valley in Africa is Real world example of rift valley. The second feature is Mid-Ocean Ridge; when oceanic plates move apart they cause cracks in the ocean lands. Then the magma start to make its way up than, it cools down. When the magma cools down it build up a Mid-Ocean Ridge. Mid-Atlantic Ridge is the real life example of Mid-Ocean Ridge; Mid-Atlantic Ridge runs through Atlantic Ocean from Arctic Ocean to an area off the southern tip of South America. The third type of plate boundaries is transform plate boundary and this kind of plate boundary moves in the opposite direction along each other. There are some feature in this type of boundary; the first feature is earthquake which happen when rocks break down and natural shake happen in the Earth which is Continental-Continental, there are a lot of example of earthquake such as the earthquake that happen in Japan 2011 and the earthquake that happened in Egypt 1996. The second feature is linear fault valley and it happened at Oceanic-Continental such as San-Andreas Fault. And the last feature in this plate boundary is tsunami and it happened as the result of earthquake and it happened under the ocean which is Oceanic-Oceanic such as the tsunami that happened in Japan 2011! In conclusion, plate boundary is part of our lives and it also run our lives and we should know more about it because it has most or even all of the natural disasters that happening in the world!                                                          

Earthquake Poem!




Marshmallow Lab!



Seismic Waves (Narrative Video)!