Creating regular grid for my data?

Asked by: Michelle Lia How do you create a data grid? Creating Data Grids Measure. Supplies the measure values to display in the cells of the data grid. Row. Use a dimension field to define the rows in the data grid, similar to the BY field in a report. Column. Use a dimension to provide

What are some limitations for using meteorites as evidence for the Earth’s age?

Asked by: Michelle Lia How do meteorites tell us about the age of the Earth? Certain “primitive” meteorites contain the first solid material to form in our solar system. Researchers have used the age of this material—4.568 billion years—to determine the age of our solar system. Many primitive meteorites have remained essentially unchanged since they

Global tide calculation

Asked by: Jim Moss How is the tide calculated? The terms of the equation, h = Ho + Sum{ƒH cos[at + (Vo+u) – K]} , are defined as follows: h = height of tide at any time t. Ho = mean height of water level above datum used for prediction. H = mean amplitude of

Could saltwater be useful for greening deserts and sequestering CO2?

Asked by: Jim Moss What would happen if we pump ocean water into the desert? However, pumping sea water and releasing it underground within the Sahara desert may counteract global rising sea levels and promote vegetation amenable to high temperatures that may in turn reduce warm air streams that would otherwise result in eastern super

Does long-term exposure to ocean water change the chemical structure of plastic into ocean plastic?

Asked by: Luis Estrada What happens to plastic in the ocean over time? Once the plastic is in the ocean, it decomposes very slowly, breaking into tiny pieces known as microplastics, which can enter the marine food chain and become incredibly damaging to sea life. The main source of ocean plastic pollution is land-based—80% of

Oceanic-atmospheric coupling between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean basins

Asked by: Luis Estrada What connects the Pacific and Indian oceans? The upper ocean circulation of the Pacific and Indian Oceans is connected through both the Indonesian Throughflow north of Australia and the Tasman leakage around its south. Is the Indian Ocean connected to the Pacific Ocean? The Indian Ocean joins the Pacific Ocean to

Why is diabase/dolerite erosion resistant?

Asked by: Janelle Froemming What is unique about diabase? Diabase is an intrusive igneous rock with the same mineral composition as basalt. It cools under basaltic volcanoes, like those at mid-ocean ridges. Diabase cools moderately quickly when magma moves up into fractures and weak zones below a volcano. What is the importance of diabase rock?

How large were Mars’ ocean tides and to what extent could they keep the oceans mixing and tend to keep salinity uniform? Has this been modeled?

Asked by: Janelle Froemming How did Mars go from having oceans? It is now thought that the canyons filled with water, and at the end of the Noachian Period the Martian ocean disappeared, and the surface froze for approximately 450 million years. How deep would Oceans be on Mars? about 330 to 4,920 feet Prior

Limitations on mineral precipitation from solution

Asked by: Neil Edwards What happens when a mineral precipitates from solution? Precipitation is the reverse process, in which ions in solution come together to form solid minerals. Precipitation is dependent on the concentration of ions in solution and other factors such as temperature and pressure. The point at which a solvent cannot hold any

Why are there different vertical gradients of temperature in different layers of the atmosphere?

Asked by: Neil Edwards Temperature rises with altitude in the stratosphere because this is where the ozone layer exists. The troposphere is primarily heated from below. In contrast, the stratosphere is primarily heated from within via absorption of ultraviolet sunlight by oxygen and ozone. Why do the different layers of the atmosphere have different temperature

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