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Wonders of Heritage


What Are Volcanoes? How Are Volcanoes Formed? Types of Volcanoes Explained
Erupting with fiery rage, reshaping landscapes, and revealing secrets from deep within our planet, volcanoes offer a glimpse into our planet’s geological history. But what are volcanoes? And how do volcanoes form? What causes volcanic eruptions? And why are some volcanoes gentle while others explode with devastating force? Discover the fascinating science behind how volcanoes work, explore the different types of volcanoes, and the powerful impact they have in shaping our worl


What are glaciers? How are glaciers formed? Types of Glaciers - Glaciers explained
Discover what glaciers are and how glaciers form. Learn about the types of glaciers and what is the difference between glaciers and icebergs.


Plate tectonics explained—What are tectonic plates, and how does plate tectonics work?
Discover the fascinating world of tectonic plates! Learn how plate tectonics shapes our planet, causing earthquakes, volcanoes, mountains.


Earth Layers Explained: Uncovering the Secrets of Earth's Structure from Crust to Core
Dive into Earth's layers and uncover their secrets! Learn the chemical composition and physical conditions in each of the layers in Earth's structure. Explore the fascinating Earth layers: the crust, mantle, outer core, inner core, and their unique characteristics. Find out which is the deepest hole on Earth.


What is the difference between rocks, minerals, and gemstones?
Uncover the differences between rocks, minerals, and gemstones, discover how they are all formed, and explore examples from each category.


What is magma and how is magma formed?
What is magma? Magma is a super-hot viscous material that consists of molten and semi-molten rock that flows deep beneath the Earth’s surface. Depending on the chemical composition of the magma, there are three magma categories: basaltic magma, andesitic magma, and rhyolitic magma. There are different mechanisms for magma formation: partial melting, decompression melting, and flux-induced melting. When magma breaks through the earth’s surface, the magma that reaches the surfa
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