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What is the circle of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean?
Answer: Ring of Fire
Why: Despite the name it is a horseshoe, not a closed ring: about 40,000 kilometres long, with more than 450 volcanoes.
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What gas is most common in Earth's atmosphere?
Answer: Nitrogen
Why: Nitrogen fills 78 percent of dry air, oxygen 21 percent and argon 0.93 percent, over twenty times the share held by carbon dioxide.
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Which earthquake is the strongest ever recorded?
Answer: Valdivia earthquake
Why: At magnitude 9.5 the ground shook for about ten minutes, and the tsunami reached Hawaii in 15 hours and Japan in 22.
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What geological structure forms where molten rock ruptures through Earth's crust?
Answer: Volcano
Why: The Pacific Ring of Fire holds more than 350 volcanoes active in historical times, plus about 90 percent of the world's earthquakes.
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Which metal is the most abundant by mass in Earth's crust?
Answer: aluminum
Why: Aluminum makes up about 8% of the crust, yet in 1884 it cost about as much as silver: the Washington Monument's 100 ounce cap cost $225.
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Which Mars-sized protoplanet collided with Earth to create the Moon?
Answer: Theia
Why: Theia is named after the Greek Titaness who bore the Moon goddess Selene, and two continent sized blobs deep in Earth's mantle may be her remains.