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Geophysics examines the intricate relationships among Earth's various systems. Our research spans from the molten metal in the planet's core to continental movements on its surface. We investigate both the deep Earth's makeup and the swiftly evolving nature of the atmosphere.
This program combines the strengths of both fields.
Geology and geophysics are often mixed up since both analyze Earth's structure and processes. Both fields, for instance, research the driving forces of plate tectonics.
Key differences:
Geologists primarily examine Earth's surface materials and their development over time.
Geophysicists concentrate on physical phenomena, studying the planet's interior and atmospheric conditions.
In this dual program, you'll explore:
mineral characteristics at microscopic levels
Earth's architectural framework and chemical makeup
planetary transformations caused by gravitational, seismic, and magnetic forces
historical Earth patterns to predict and protect its future
worldwide climate change effects on our environment