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Imagine you are an astronaut, landing on an alien world. Looking out your spacecraft window, you see

Imagine you are an astronaut, landing on an alien world. Looking out your spacecraft window, you see a world that looks very much like Earth. You notice a disappearing stream and two sinkholes. Based on your training in Earth science, make a prediction about the rock type you would find in the area where you have landed, and justify your prediction. Make a second prediction about the composition of the atmosphere on the new planet.

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Foundations of Earth Science

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Lutgens, Tarbuck, Tasa

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Answered perfectly Wink Face

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Richy271

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Pretty simple question if you think about it. Thanks for providing feedback.

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