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When an electron emits a photon, what happens?
Drops to a lower energy level
Which force is responsible for holding protons and neutrons together?
Strong force

Which process generates igneous rock?
Cooling and crystallization from a liquid

What spectrum does a star emit?
Continuous
What is the half life of Potassium-40
Potassium-40 takes 1.25 billion years to decay into Argon-40
If S waves from the opposite side of earth are detected as weak p waves, but no S waves, what does that indicate?
part of the earth’s interior must be liquid
What is the greenhouse effect
It traps infrared radiation by gasses in the atmosphere

How do we know earth’s core is liquid?
S waves cannot travel through liquid
Light can be emitted by…..
temp, fission/fusion,electron transmissions
Blackbody radiation
absorbs all/ reflects none
Continuous
Full spectrum

Emission
Missing all but a few

Absorption
contains all but a few

What contributes to atmosphere regulation?
Atmosphere retention/loss
Greenhouse effect,
Carbon cycle
Atmospheric retention
The ability to hold onto the atmosphere

What contributes to a planet’s escape velocity
Mass, Radius

Primary waves
Travels faster, moves like pressure waves


Secondary (S) waves
Slower
4 stages of early earth
Differentiation
Cratering
Volcanism
Slow surface evolution

Beta Decay
Process of transitioning a proton to a neutron

Fusion
combines atoms

Fission
Releases energy- splits atoms

Distance from earth to sun
1 au
How many neutrons does aluminum-27 have?
14 neutrons
