GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Snowball Earth, Geologic Hazards, Inner Core

How the earth works lecture 1, earth dynamics. Most of what we used is extracted from the ground up. Snowball earth (ice covers the whole earth) Geocen

GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Solar Wind, Uniformitarianism, Mesozoic

Protects earth from solar wind, which consists of high velocity charged particles. Charged particles interacting with the shield at the poles. Deep tim

GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Plate Tectonics, Mesozoic, Himalayas

Meteorite brings perpetual winter and end to cretaceous and the dinosaurs. Formation of today"s mountain chains like the himalayas. Himalayas- formed f

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GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Silicate Minerals, Apatite, Pyrite

Contain the silica anion (sio4) + a variety of cations. Silicon and oxygen held together by covalent bonds. The silicate mineral quartz (sio2) contains

GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Columbia River Basalt Group, Lithification, Basalt

How the earth works, lecture 10, sedimentary rock. Hot spots and rift zones produce basalt. Large igneous provinces- regions where huge volumes of lava

GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Metamorphic Rock, Magma Chamber, Protolith

When pre-existing rock (protolith) undergoes solid-state change to form a new rock in response to changes in its environment. How to make a metamorphic

GEOL 11040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Grand Canyon, Great Unconformity, Siccar Point

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