Are Ice Ages Affected by the Freezing Out of CO2 in Antarctica?
Earth ScienceAsked by: Kayla Horn The Earth cannot get that cold, so no, ice ages are not affected by the freezing out of CO2 in Antarctica. Did CO2 cause the ice age? Greenhouse gases In this case, CO2 is not the immediate cause of ice ages; rather, it serves as a feedback to amplify changes initiated
Will the sea get saltier forever?
Earth ScienceAsked by: Kayla Horn Yes, there is a limit, sea water cannot keep getting saltier forever. Sea water is a solution of water and salt, i.e., the salt is dissolved in the water. But solubility, the ability of a material to dissolve in another, has a limit called saturation. Will the ocean keep getting saltier?
Are Argo probe data used for numerical weather prediction (NWP)?
Earth ScienceAsked by: Alicia Starvaggi What is NWP data? Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) data are the most familiar form of weather model data. NWP computer models process current weather observations to forecast future weather. What are numerical weather Prediction models? Numerical weather prediction (NWP) is a method of weather forecasting that employs a set of equations
Temperature graph for solar
Earth ScienceAsked by: Alicia Starvaggi What temperature is optimal for solar panels? about 77°F Solar panels are generally tested at about 77°F and are rated to perform at peak efficiency between 59°F and 95°F. However, solar panels may get as hot as 149°F during the summer. When the surface temperature of your solar panels gets this
Why did the Australian bushfires cause pitch darkness during the daytime?
Earth ScienceAsked by: Becky Johnson What are the impacts of bushfires in Australia? Effects of the bushfires In recent months, bushfires have devastated many regional communities. In addition to loss of life, homes and business assets have been destroyed, livestock and native animals have perished, and forestry and natural assets have burned. What caused the Australian
Who can it belong to? fossil tooth
Earth ScienceAsked by: Chris Follette How do you identify a fossil tooth? Quote from video: We can look at the serrations. On the edges of these teeth and they're themselves very differently shaped. The teeth have different proportions. And different curvatures. And. What is a fossil tooth? Teeth fossilize through a process called permineralization. As water