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🌡️Geothermal Gradient
The rate at which temperature increases with depth in Earth.
♨️Geyser
A hot spring that intermittently erupts water and steam.
❄️Glaciation
The process of covering land with glaciers or ice sheets.
🧊Glacier
A large persistent body of dense ice moving slowly over land.
💧Groundwater
Water located beneath Earth's surface in soil and rock.
🛁Hot Spring
A natural spring of water heated by geothermal activity.
🌋Igneous Rock
Rock formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava.
🕳️Karst
A landscape formed by the dissolution of soluble rocks.
🌋Lava
Molten rock that has erupted onto Earth's surface.
🧱Lithification
The compaction and cementation of sediment into rock.
🧱Lithosphere
The rigid outer layer of Earth including the crust and upper mantle.
🔥Magma
Molten rock beneath Earth's surface.
🌋Mantle
The thick layer of hot rock between Earth's crust and core.
🦖Mesozoic
The geologic era of dinosaurs, about 252 to 66 million years ago.
💎Metamorphic Rock
Rock changed by heat and pressure without melting.
💎Metamorphism
The alteration of rock by heat, pressure, or chemical activity.
💎Mineral
A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition.
💎Mineralogy
The scientific study of minerals and their properties.
🪨Moraine
A mass of rocks and sediment deposited by a glacier.
⛏️Ore
A naturally occurring solid material from which metals can be extracted.
🦕Paleontology
The study of ancient life through fossils.
🐟Paleozoic
A geologic era spanning from about 541 to 252 million years ago.
🗓️Period
A division of geologic time within an era.
💧Permeability
The ability of a rock to transmit fluids.
🪨Petrology
The scientific study of rocks and their origins.
〰️Plate Boundary
The edge where two tectonic plates meet.
🧩Plate Tectonics
The theory explaining the movement of Earth's lithospheric plates.
🕳️Porosity
The percentage of void space in a rock or sediment.
🦠Precambrian
The earliest and longest span of geologic time before complex life.
📈Relief
The difference in elevation between high and low points in an area.