Could supernatural forces be responsible for these occurrences? Some probable explanations for the missing ships include hurricanes, undersea earthquakes and magnetic fields that interfere with compasses and other positioning devices. But some people believe that the disappearing ships, planes and people were drawn into another dimension, swept away by aliens or simply vanished into thin air. Dozens of ships and planes have vanished into the Bermuda Triangle, many without leaving a trace. Good morning Ms. Romano and fellow students Today I will be talking to you about the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle some of the Some famous reported disappearances involving the Bermuda Triangle TOPIC SENTENCE #1 There are have been many famous incidents involving the Bermuda Triangle.
Secondary Vents are extra vents that the lava seeped through Secondary Cones are built by lava and are on the volcano. The risks to people and property from volcanic eruptions are being destroyed by lava. Some risks to people are suffocation to the gas cloud. You can predict volcanic ruptures because there will be ground shaking, increase in temperature and the Earth’s surface will began to bulge. What role have volcanoes played in the evolution of life on the planet?
This island lies 4,776km from Krakatoa. The people of Rodrigues thought they were hearing gunfire from a naval battle beyond the horizon. The explosion of Krakatoa and the massive wave it created devastated the surrounding area. After the coasts of Java and those of Sumatra, were entirely destroyed. The villages and trees had disappeared, they could not even see any ruins, for the waves has demolished and swallowed up the inhabitants, the homes and the plantations.
* why a volcano erupts, and what happens afterwards; * what happens after a loved one's death. The below example shows a cause essay, one that would explain how and why an event happened. If this cause essay were about a volcanic eruption, the thesis statement might go something like:"Pressure and heat built up beneath the earth's surface; the effect of this was an enormous volcanic eruption." The next example shows an effect essay, one that would explain all the effects that happened after a specific event, like a volcanic eruption. If this effect essay were about a volcanic eruption again, the thesis statment might go something like: "The eruption caused many terrible things to happen; it destroyed homes, forests, and polluted the atmosphere."
It is said that waves usually loose energy and decrease in amplitude as they interact with other waves as they move away from the region in which they were generated. In some cases however waves interact with currents in a way that dramatically increases the amplitude of some isolated waves, forming huge towering wave crests capable of capsizing even the largest of ships. (Mother Natures Watch) But in all honesty, there is not enough information on rogue waves for scientist to give an exact explanation on how rogue waves form. Which leaves us with this question, if no one can give a solid answer on how rogue waves form, how will we know how to predict when they are
Professor Marinatos was the first to suggest in 1939 that the eruption of Thera, was the cause for the devastation. His theory argued that the earthquakes destroyed the palaces, tsunamis eradicated the Minoans, and the ash from Thera covered the whole island destroying crops and killing animals. Many geologists argue that the effects described by Marinatos were possible. Others disagree. New information from D, M, Pyle placed the majority of the ash of the volcano to the East, with little effect upon the island of Crete.
They grow by piling up lava and ash into cones with steep-sided slopes, which are prone to collapse as massive landslides known as debris avalanches. The 1980 debris avalanche at Mount St. Helens literally opened a new chapter in the study of volcanic hazards. Debris avalanches were an under-appreciated hazard prior to 1980. More than 200 prehistoric debris avalanche deposits around the world were recognized because of observations of processes and resulting geologic features at Mount St. Helens. For example, the origin of puzzling, hilly volcanic deposits near Mount Shasta and Mount Rainier became clear.
Since its 19thcentury discovery, there have been archaeological finds at the ancient citadel (Layer VI) as well at the Greek City of Mycenae that heavily suggest this. Supporting these discoveries are various pieces of written evidence that imply the validity of the story about the legendary Bronze Age Trojan War detailed in The Iliad. The text itself similarly provides evidence for the Trojan War as many of its detailed descriptions prove true despite it being written several hundreds of years after the Troy of the Trojan War was supposed to have been destroyed. Numerous historians are coming to believe not only that there was a war at Troy during the late Bronze Age, but that this war was, in fact, the fabled conflict described in The Iliad. The cause or causes of that war, however, are far more ambiguous.
Geologically, Aruba is more complex. The geological formation of Aruba’s geography is composed of three major rock groups; Igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary. To the reader who just looks at the textbook, this means that Aruba (the Island) was there long before the late 15th century when the Spanish first came here. Actually, Aruba was formed from the process of volcanism some 90-95 million years ago. The Island of Aruba is the result of lava hardening from a volcano that occurred almost 100 million years ago underwater.
The End Permian Oceanography 101 There are many theories about what caused the cataclysmic events that led to what is called The Great Dying. This event was so devastating that nearly all life on earth disappeared, and what life remained, clung to life on the edge. There had been periods where species had disappeared, but this one stands alone in that “51% of all marine families, 82% of all genera, an estimated 93-97% of all species” (End-Permian mass extinction (the Great Dying)). The most widely accepted and circulated theory is that the chain of events was caused by the impact of a large asteroid that resulted in elevated volcanic activity, a nuclear winter, and a great die off. But as science and technology have advanced,