EARTH SCIENCE: SEDIMENTARY ROCK

(BATO TRAWIS)

The rock that Ive been sitting on was known as Bato Trawis.
Bato Trawis used to be our bathing place before the typhoon Frank
came and lead to its state now. This rock is an example of a
Sedimentary Rock. I know that this is a Sedimentary rock because of
its shape and its sharp edges and corners. A Sedimentary Rock is a
rock is formed from the weathered products of pre-existing rocks
that have been transported.
 EARTH SCIENCE: SEASONS

SUMMER SEASON

Summer season is the season where the trees start to grow. It

is also the time where the young person totally enjoys their time.
Summer season is where the days were longer than the night. But
also summers also have the negative effect that can give problems
to the people especially to the farmers. It is because of too much
heat from the sun that can cause drought and also water shortage.
 EARTH SCIENCE: CLOUDS

(CUMULUS CLOUD)

The subject that I use in this picture is the cloud which also
known as Cumulus cloud. Cumulus clouds are often precursors of
other type of clouds, such as cumulonimbus. When influenced by
weather factors such as instability, moisture, and temperature
gradient. Cumulus clouds can be formed from water vapor super
cooled water droplets, or ice crystals, depending upon the ambient
temperature. They come in many distinct sub forms, and generally
cool the earth by reflecting the incoming solar radiation. Cumulus
clouds are part of the larger category of free-convective cumuliform
clouds, which include cumulonimbus.
 EARTH SCIENCE: MOUNTAIN

Most people thought of the mountain as simply a high, or more

or less rugged land form, in contrast to flat and low land.
Mountains, however, are much more than high country or places.
Its actually a long linear zone in the earths crust where the rocks
are intensely deformed by horizontal stresses and generally
intruded by molten rock material. This mountain is in the west
portion of Barangay Sinundolan where we can witness the sunset.