This is a formal request to have a case heard or reviewed by an appellate court. This is the way most cases get to the Supreme Court.

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The Supreme Court agrees to consider a case in which at minimum four of a Supreme Court's nine Judges vote to issue the Certiorari Appeal. The argument would be heard by the Supreme Court whether four Justices decide to approve the appeal.

A Letter Habeas appeal is a motion the court to consider the lawsuit. Usually, the courts would approve the requests in situations that are particularly special and pose a legal question that will be deemed wide ranging around the world.


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Which type of stress force produces reverse faults?

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A compressive stress force produces reverse faults. Compressive stresssqueezes the rocks together. This occurs at convergent plate boundaries as the plates move towards each other.
compressive stress squeezes the rocks together 

Which volcanoes are located along converging plate boundaries?

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 Mount Fuji 
 Mount Saint Helens, Popocafepetl
 Azul
Mt. Rainier 
Katmai

Suppose you are a geologist traveling in a region that has limestone bedrock and plenty of rainfall. What features would you expect to find in this landscape? How did they form ?

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Features Found in a limestone region includes

Sink holes, caves, stalagmites, stalactites, limestone pavement etc.

Explanation:

Limestone's are sedimentary rocks that are majorly composed of calcium carbonate(CaCO3). This rocks are mainly found under sea water where their is abundant of corals and reefs. This organism add more calcium carbonate to  the rock during their activities and even when they die.

One important characteristics of calcium carbonate is it ability to dissolve in weak acid and this what makes limestone features unique. When their is plenty of rainfall the water easily reacts with the carbon dioxide(CO2)  in the atmosphere to form a weak acid. This acidic water ,  if it comes with contact with calcium carbonate, itdissolves in it to form calcium bicarbonate solution. The chemical reaction is as follow ;

H2O(rainfall) + CO2(carbon dioxide) → H2CO3( weak carbonic acid)

H2CO3( weak carbonic acid) + CaCO3  → Ca(HCO)3(calciulm bicarbonate solution).

Features one would expect in region that has limestone bedrocks are caves, sinkholes, limestone pavement, stalagmites and stalactites.

Caves are underground features formed when weak carbonic acid seep through limestone fissures and bedding plane to carry along calcite(calcium carbonate) creating a cavern system along the process. This weak acid forms a solution with the Calcium carbonate rocks. The acid dissolve more of the limestone rocks to form a hollow pathway underground.

Stalagmites  and stalactites are formed in caves . This features are formed when the Calcium bicarbonate solution loose the water and carbon dioxide content . The calcium carbonate is left behind as water and carbon dioxide are loss from the ceiling of the caves(stalactites, an ice like structure) and the floor of the cave(stalagmites, a cone like structure) . Stalagmites grows upward due to calcium carbonate laden water seeping from the ceiling of the cave to the floor . Stalactites grows downward due to the Calcium bicarbonate solution coming from the roof and later loss water and carbon dioxide living the calcium carbonate behind.  

Sink holes are depression caused when water dissolves limestone . Sink holes are usually cylindrical holes . The accumulated water in the limestone are then drained causing a depression.

Sink hole can also be formed if solution of the limestone creates a depression on the surface of the limestone.

when you have sink holes and caves in an area , it is called Karst topography.

You would expect to find several cave formations. Cave formation begins when acidic rain falls. This acidic rain goes is absorbed by the soil and soon enough reaches the bedrock. If this bedrock is limestone, a cave can form. The acid rain erodes the limestone and after thousands and thousands of years a cave forms as this process is repeated over and over.

Why is the Antarctic treaty important?

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it is Important because an unusual occurrence in the realm of international relation

If a star is moving away from the earth, toward which color will its visible light be shifted? A.
blue


B.
yellow


C.
red


D.
white

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It would defiantly turn red, because of the atmosphere. 

Answer: Red

red for sure I learned this in school today

What is a list of countries without volcanoes?

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There are lots of countries that do not have volcanoes, some of them include: 
South Africa, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Djibouti, Somalia, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Liberia, Denmark, Norway, Wales, Finland, Sweden, Ireland...

These countries, as well as the rest that lack volcanoes are all countries that are not lying above collision or submersion lines between the tectonic plates, nor have a hot spot beneath them, which is where the volcanoes appear. The best known is the 'Ring of Fire' in the Pacific, where most of the active volcanoes are.

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On our planet, there are many countries that do not have Volcanoes in their country. such countries which do not have volcanoes are Nigeria, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Djibouti, Somalia, Morocco, Tunisia, Liberia, Norway, Denmark, Wales, Finland, Sweden, and Australia.

Explanation:

The countries which have a scarcity of volcanoes are all which are not mention above submersion lines or collision between the tectonic plates, not even have a hot spot beneath them, where the volcanoes appear.

For example, Australia, the lack of volcanic activity is due to the Island's location concerning the tectonic plate.