Why don't hot springs erupt at regular intervals?
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Answer: Regular eruptions are so very rare. The eruptions are predicated on the presence of enough superheated water present. After an eruption, this water takes time to build up and timing depends on the amount of water that must be replaced and the availability of that water in the "plumbing system." Droughts and earthquakes can disrupt the plumbing away from regularity.
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What season (winter or summer) is the Northern Hemisphere experiencing?
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An almost constant mist and fog can create a:
a. foggy forest. b. mist forest. c. cloud forest. d. rain forest.
The Norwegian Vikings began looking westward after French, Irish, and British strengthened their defenses against their raids
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Compare and contrast the developing world and the developed world with regards to the percentage of people living in urban areas
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