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Essay prompts (should be at least 5 sentences and you should use scientific terms): Unit 2: Describe the process of planet creation, detail as far back as a planet being a spec of dust. Unit 3: You have 3 choices, you can either live on a Convergent, Divergent, or Transform plate boundary. Pick your boundary, tell me why you picked that boundary and tell me why you did not choose the other two boundaries. Safety, resources, and stability should all be considered when picking your new paradise. Unit 4: Explain why we feel earthquakes and explain how we determine where an earthquake originated

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Unit 2: Process of planet creation: Planets formed about Solar nebula. solar nebula is a mass of dust. Mass of dust aacumulates over time to form planets. These mass of dusts forms around a star, usually the Sun. Over time, the combination of forces between the bodies in space makes the dust to accumulate together and form a firm solid which is called a planet. This process is called accretion. Unit 3: Divergent boundary is what i choose to stay for my heaven. Other boundaries form strong earthquakes compared to divergent boundaries. Divergent boundaries proeduces volcanoes and earthquakes as well but not to the magnitude of the other two boundaries. For example, San Andreas fault is an example of the transform boundary. It frequently produces earthquakes. Convergent boundaries produces earthquakes by colliding and is frequent as well. Unit 4: Earthquakes are felt because of the vibration that it causes makes the buildings to swing and make the objects to fall on the ground. Moreover the waves like P waves, S waves that travel throughout the earthquake curve makes all these vibrations to feel. The origin of earthquake can be found by special formulas from the graph measured by seismographs and the values taken from them.

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