P2: Energy, Forces and Earth's Crust

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Across
  1. 3. Energy in waves, like infrared radiation.
  2. 11. One crust block moves down, common at divergent boundaries.
  3. 13. Earth's outermost layer where energy transfer occurs.
  4. 16. Continents move over time due to plate tectonics.
  5. 18. Energy transfer by electromagnetic waves without a medium.
  6. 22. Sudden energy release in Earth's crust from plate movement.
  7. 28. Heat flows from hotter to colder objects.
  8. 30. Semi-fluid layer beneath lithosphere allowing plate movement.
  9. 33. Magma rising through crust, creating volcanic islands.
  10. 35. Heat from within Earth's crust.
  11. 37. Edges where tectonic plates meet and interact.
  12. 39. Stored energy due to position or structure.
  13. 40. Movement of energy between places or systems.
  14. 41. Gravity pushes plates apart at ridges.
  15. 42. Energy flow affecting itself, like in climate systems.
  16. 43. Plates move apart, creating new crust (e.g., mid-ocean ridges).
  17. 44. Plates move horizontally past each other.
  18. 45. Earth's innermost layer, generating heat.
Down
  1. 1. Energy waves traveling through Earth during an earthquake.
  2. 2. Deep ocean depression where a plate is subducted.
  3. 4. Underwater mountain range at a divergent boundary.
  4. 5. Plates collide, forming mountains or subduction zones.
  5. 6. Movement of thermal energy from warmer to cooler objects.
  6. 7. Plates slide past each other, causing earthquakes.
  7. 8. Slow mantle circulation driving plate tectonics.
  8. 9. Total kinetic energy of particles, related to temperature.
  9. 10. Volcano chain above a subduction zone.
  10. 12. One plate sinks beneath another, forming trenches and volcanoes.
  11. 14. New oceanic crust forms at ridges and moves outward.
  12. 15. Energy of motion.
  13. 17. Heat transfer through direct contact.
  14. 19. Sum of kinetic and potential energy.
  15. 20. Landform at a divergent boundary where crust stretches and cracks.
  16. 21. Energy is transferred or transformed, not created or destroyed.
  17. 23. Layer beneath the crust driving plate movement.
  18. 24. Crack in Earth's crust with movement.
  19. 25. Large lithosphere sections moving over the asthenosphere.
  20. 26. Heat transfer by fluid movement.
  21. 27. Rigid outer layer, including crust and upper mantle.
  22. 29. Energy in chemical bonds, like fossil fuels.
  23. 31. Sinking plate pulls the rest with it.
  24. 32. Measure of system disorder as energy spreads.
  25. 34. Ancient supercontinent that broke apart.
  26. 36. Large ocean wave from underwater earthquakes or eruptions.
  27. 38. One crust block moves up, common at convergent boundaries.