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History Of the Earth

FA: We can learn a lot from rocks, history of our earth.

What changes do rocks go through?

claim: Magma is the parent material. They use each other to create new rocks.

Sources: Q3 rock cycle presentation

Why does the surface of the Earth look like it does today?

Claim: Gravity pulled the continents pulled the continents apart.

Vocab: Continental drift: Continents once formed a single landmass and have since broken apart to present day locations. Seafloor spreading: where new oceanic crust is formed through volcanic activity then gradually moves away from the ridge

connection: I got mad at my mom so I didn't talk to her. Then when she would talk to me I wouldn't talk to her. So she grounded me.

Sources: Q2 continental drift presentation

Evidence: Before the continents split apart the one landmass was called pageana. Some of the evidence of continental drift: Similar coast lines Fossil records Age and type of rocks Climate changes At the beginning the hypothesis was rejected because no force known at the time to cause continental drift. Divergent: go away from each other - These are like rivers, lakes, etc. Convergent: They push against each other - They create mountains Transform: Slide past each other - These create straight aways and earthquakes.

How do we determine the age of the Earth?

Claim: We determine age by the rocks layers in the earth.

Vocab: Absolute dating: Determining the actual age of an object. Relative dating: Determining the age of an object by comparing it to another object.

Connection: I found out how old my great-grandpa was by asking my mom. Then my mom told me that he was 78.

Sources: Determine age Q1 presentation

Evidence: An undeformed sedimentary rock layer is older than the layers above it and younger than the layers below it. Absolute dating is determining the actual age of an object. You can use this by asking a person how old they are. Relative dating is determining the age of an object by comparing its age to another object. Which you can use for trying to figure out how old your parents friends are. The earth was formed from the big bang.