Subduction Dictionary of astronomy, letter S In Geology, it is called subduction to the sinking of a lithospheric plate of oceanic nature under an adjacent plate, usually of continental nature. It is a mechanism that conditions the creation of ocean trenches, high pressure and low temperature metamorphism, and the origin of earthquakes whose epicenters are distributed along the Benioff plane.
As we know, according to Wikipedia on Earth's inner core: The Earth's inner core is the Earth's innermost part and according to seismological studies, it is primarily a solid ball with a radius of
I would like to build a gravity model (with 3D graphics) that would build the orbit of the planets based on orbital elements input and the gravity calculation for each element. My initial code is…
Anemometer Dictionary of astronomy, letter A An anemometer is an instrument used to measure wind speed, direction and force. It can be a paddle wheel, which consists of an impeller with oblique blades, or the so-called Robinson, consisting of four hemisphere shaped cups fixed to four radial arms.
A friend has a vintage telescope with a broken lens, I asked him to send me its catalog so I can see if I can buy him a new one, he gave me what looks like a Russian catalog, it seems a soviet tele…
