Question
Why is it hard to find the age of Earth?
A. Earth's surface is constantly changing.
B. The Earth is constantly moving.
C. There are too many layers of Earth.
D. There is no way to find the age of rocks.
A. Earth's surface is constantly changing.
B. The Earth is constantly moving.
C. There are too many layers of Earth.
D. There is no way to find the age of rocks.
Answers
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The correct answer is A. Earth's surface is constantly changing.
This is because many geological processes, such as erosion, plate tectonics, and sedimentation, can alter or remove evidence of the Earth's history, making it challenging to determine its exact age. While methods like radiometric dating provide estimates, the dynamic nature of the Earth's surface can complicate the interpretation of those results.
This is because many geological processes, such as erosion, plate tectonics, and sedimentation, can alter or remove evidence of the Earth's history, making it challenging to determine its exact age. While methods like radiometric dating provide estimates, the dynamic nature of the Earth's surface can complicate the interpretation of those results.