http://www.sciencecourseware.org/VirtualEarthquake/ Earthquake Lab Explore the above link and complete the virtual earthquake lab. EARTHQUAKE LAB Generate a seismogram for a given location and then identify the epicenter of the earthquake and compute the earthquakes magnitude on the Richter Scale. PLACE…
Cultural Geography – Research Paper Guidelines Topic: Choose any culturally significant world destination to research. Create a 3-day trip itinerary visiting sites, trying the local cuisine, and learning about the culture within that region. (Example: In Bangkok, Thailand you can…
Physics Essay Assignment This assignment is designed to help in your comprehension and understanding of some major concepts covered in this unit, and to help improve your writing skills. It is also intended to help you discover the personal…
While scientist widely agree about scientific theories a number of scientific theories are questioned by members of the general public, government, and media. For this assignment you must find a publication discussing a scientific theory and why there…
Description: 1. Instructions (please read carefully): Write a 1½ to 2 page paper on a geosciences topic of interest to you that is related to the material that we have covered in the textbook during (approximately) the first…
Contrast the shape and formation of composite and shield volcanoes- What are the characteristics of eruptions from composite and shield volcanoes? Provide examples of volcanic eruptions from both composite and shield volcanoes- What type of damage did eac
1. Identify and discuss the significance of a specific sacred space. 2. On a world map, draw the approximate boundary line of the Austronesian language family. 3. On a world map, draw the approximate boundary line between the Afro-Asiatic languages…
1. Compare and contrast The Matrix with the readings from Plato and Descartes. What are some similarities and differences? 2. Can we prove that the world we are experiencing is real? How do we know we are not dreaming, living…
Select an area that is approximately one city block. The area you study should be inhabited by or frequently used by people. Examples can include a city block, both sides of a street, a street corner, an indoor space such…
1. Define Kepler’s first law of planetary motion. (1 point) 2. Define Kepler’s second law of planetary motion. (1 point) 3. Define Kepler’s third law of planetary motion. (1 point) 4. Draw an ellipse and label it completely. Your diagram…
