Dynamic Planet B/C

[katzmeow]

Ok I have another question...I'm looking at letter i - Lake formation and types. Any suggestions for good resources? I haven't found much detail for faulting and rifting, only the mention that lakes can form along faults and in rifts...

Then, "changes over time" for the same topic - what is that referring to?

Thank you for your help!

[yogoperson]

What do you mean "faulting" and "rifting"? I read through 4 textbooks' worth of Dynamic Planet and I hadn't seen those word's mentioned yet.

[katzmeow]

I don't know, it's on the event sheet!

But that's....reassuring...I guess. haha.

[yogoperson]

I don't know, it's on the event sheet!

But that's....reassuring...I guess. haha.

It is? I am hopelessly behind. T.T I guess I spend too much time reading manga and watching anime and then staying up late and studying.

[katzmeow]

Well I see you are in Division B, I don't know if there are differences for Division C (my division)

[yogoperson]

I don't think so.... just a little more complex, that's all.

[zyzzyva980]

Faulting and rifting sound like they are from last year. Are you sure you're studying earth's fresh water and not earthquakes and volcanoes?

[robotman]

no its from this year.
They are a way of lake formation

You can have a river that flows across a fault line.
If that fault moved drastically upwards so that the flow of the river is stopped at the fault it would form a lake
Also if it where to move drastically sideways it could form a lake.

[highnett]

I don't think it had a binder last year... I think it's a set number of sheets.

it is 4 sheets front and back this year

[yogoperson]

Really? O.o