ON other planets the rock cycle might be different because there might not be as many volcanoes or any water or it might be way to hot to cool the rock and who knows there might not be any weathering or erosion.
The rock cycle would be different on other planets in our solar system because the volcanoes on each planet might be different and they might not have water.
I think if the rock cycle was on another planet it would depend on the heat because if some planets are hotter then others then I think they would have more volcanos and if some were cooler than others then they would no have as much volcanos.
On other plants the rock cycle could be different because there might not be as many volcanoes and earthquakes also theres different weathering on different plants so that could also be a reason
on the moon there is no volcanoes so it would have to change some other way and are mars we have a nuff information on there rock cycle if they even have one.
the rock cycle would be different because there would be different amounts of heat and pressure and there would be no water so its one less erosional force
If the rock cycle was on other planets it would depend on the planet because hotter planets might have more volcanos then planets like Pluto or Neptune or Uranus. And they might not have water if they're hotter planets but the colder planets might have water.
The rock cycle would most likely not be the same because there is probably not another planet with the same inner layers. And the surface of the planets have a lot to do with it because the amount of the erosional forces are different.
The rock cycle might be different on other planets because there are no humans to interact with the rocks and the volcanos are different then the volcanoes here. Also all of the other planets don't have water as far as we know.
On a different planet, the rock cycle probably works about the same, but has different ways of doing things. For example on our planet we have ice erosion, as if on Jupiter there might be acid rain erosion. There are also probably different types of rocks as well on other planets. So I think its the same thing, but different types of rocks,weathering,erosion, and other parts of the rock cycle.
I believe that if the rock cycle was on another planet it would be not that different, it honestly depends on what planet were talking about. Some planets have different climates and different materials. For example, Earth has Wind, Water, Ice, Lava, and many others but Mars may not have water and water makes ice so no ice either .
The rock cycle could be different because there wouldn't be a lot of volcanoes to make that lava that is needed to make igneous rock. So there would be a lot of the other types of rock and very little igneous rock.
If you where on a gas giant like Jupiter or Saturn than the rock cycle wouldn't be like ours but it may be different. On planets like Earth and Mars the rock cycle may be similar but I don't know anything for fact but this is my guess.
On other plants the rock cycle could be different because there might not be as many volcanoes and earthquakes also theres different weathering on different plants so that could also be a reason
On a different planet, the rock cycle probably works about the same, but has different ways of doing things. For example on our planet we have ice erosion, as if on Jupiter there might be acid rain erosion. There are also probably different types of rocks as well on other planets. So I think its the same thing, but different types of rocks,weathering,erosion, and other parts of the rock cycle.
it would be very different because we have rocks that make earth and if your on mars then you could find igneous rock and if your in a different planet it could have the same rocks. but not on gas planets
The rock cycle might be different on another planet because some planets are so cold that they don't have magma on them so that would affect the rock cycle and other planets are so hot that they can't cool so it's all magma.
There would be no rock cycle on gas giant planets like Jupiter, because there are no rocks for there to be a cycle with. There is most likely a rock cycle on any planets with rocks.
On our planet, we have semi-strong gravity so nothing really floats around besides flying animals and flying vehicles. On other planets however, their gravity is different than ours, so the rock cycle would probably form more weirdly. They are very different than the rocks on our Earth.
How the rock cycle might change is there might be different kinds mama or it might take the magma longer to cool. There also might be different kinds of weather and erosion.
Well on Earth the rock cycle is igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. The rocks that are on other planets probably will be different then the ones on earth because the ones on other planets have a different surface and core then the Earth, which will mean the rocks on the planet will be different.
The rock cycle might and might not be different. For it to be different the climate would have to be different. On most planets it is colder and on a few it is hotter but their rock cycle would be different but the moons might not be although possible.
Some planets are made of ice along with rock. Other planets Than Earth have different gravity, and no water. Therefore, they would have little to no erosion
The rock cycle would be different because of the tempters Some planets are steaming hot and others are ice cold. So it would really depend on what plant your on.
The rock cyucle on other planets would be completely different because there could not be any volcanos, erosion, weathering, or water the change the rock.
The other planets rock cycle would be very different considering there are planets that don't even have rocks and are made out of gas. For the ones that do have rocks, they might not have volcanoes or any water and there'd be no way to heat or cool the rocks and who even knows if the other planets have weathering and erosion.
The rock cycle would be different on other planets in our solar system because the volcanoes on each planet might be different and they might not have water.
It might be different because there might not be volcanoes or that much water. There might be acid rain which could break down the rock like weathering.
the rock cycle would be different on other planet in our solar system because they may not have things that we do on earth like volcanoes and like that. every planet is different.
theres probably not the rock we have a earths like sedimentary igneous and metamorphic, theres probably different types of rock that can be made differently due to where the planet is.
ON other planets the rock cycle might be different because there might not be as many volcanoes or any water or it might be way to hot to cool the rock and who knows there might not be any weathering or erosion.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different on other planets in our solar system because the volcanoes on each planet might be different and they might not have water.
ReplyDeleteI think if the rock cycle was on another planet it would depend on the heat because if some planets are hotter then others then I think they would have more volcanos and if some were cooler than others then they would no have as much volcanos.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different because some plants don't have volcanos and they won't be able to cool. And has no tectonic plates to make quakes.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different on other planets because they don't have things we do on Earth.So it would be different.
ReplyDeleteOn other planets the rock cycle would be different because there may not be water or volcanos to form into the other rocks on these planets.
ReplyDeleteOn other plants the rock cycle could be different because there might not be as many volcanoes and earthquakes also theres different weathering on different plants so that could also be a reason
ReplyDeleteon the moon there is no volcanoes so it would have to change some other way and are mars we have a nuff information on there rock cycle if they even have one.
ReplyDeleteOn other planets there is no water and then the vibration cant stop like it can on earth.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different because there might not be anything weathering the rocks and not making new rocks
ReplyDeletethe rock cycle would be different because there would be different amounts of heat and pressure and there would be no water so its one less erosional force
ReplyDeleteIf the rock cycle was on other planets it would depend on the planet because hotter planets might have more volcanos then planets like Pluto or Neptune or Uranus. And they might not have water if they're hotter planets but the colder planets might have water.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would most likely not be the same because there is probably not another planet with the same inner layers. And the surface of the planets have a lot to do with it because the amount of the erosional forces are different.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle might be different on other planets because there are no humans to interact with the rocks and the volcanos are different then the volcanoes here. Also all of the other planets don't have water as far as we know.
ReplyDeleteOn a different planet, the rock cycle probably works about the same, but has different ways of doing things. For example on our planet we have ice erosion, as if on Jupiter there might be acid rain erosion. There are also probably different types of rocks as well on other planets. So I think its the same thing, but different types of rocks,weathering,erosion, and other parts of the rock cycle.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different because there is no water on the other planets.
ReplyDeleteI believe that if the rock cycle was on another planet it would be not that different, it honestly depends on what planet were talking about. Some planets have different climates and different materials. For example, Earth has Wind, Water, Ice, Lava, and many others but Mars may not have water and water makes ice so no ice either .
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle could be different because there wouldn't be a lot of volcanoes to make that lava that is needed to make igneous rock. So there would be a lot of the other types of rock and very little igneous rock.
ReplyDeleteit would be different because some areas don't have volcanoes
ReplyDeleteIf you where on a gas giant like Jupiter or Saturn than the rock cycle wouldn't be like ours but it may be different. On planets like Earth and Mars the rock cycle may be similar but I don't know anything for fact but this is my guess.
ReplyDeleteOn other plants the rock cycle could be different because there might not be as many volcanoes and earthquakes also theres different weathering on different plants so that could also be a reason
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ReplyDeleteOn a different planet, the rock cycle probably works about the same, but has different ways of doing things. For example on our planet we have ice erosion, as if on Jupiter there might be acid rain erosion. There are also probably different types of rocks as well on other planets. So I think its the same thing, but different types of rocks,weathering,erosion, and other parts of the rock cycle.
it would be different because it might be made of gas
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different because some plants don't have volcanos and they won't be able to cool. And has no tectonic plates to make quakes
ReplyDeleteIf you were on a plant that is far away from the sun then the rock cycle probly only has sedimntary rocks.
ReplyDeleteON other planets maybe rocks go in a different cycle or way of changing and maybe some volcanoes.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different on other planets because they don't have things we do on Earth.So it would be different.
ReplyDeleteit would be very different because we have rocks that make earth and if your on mars then you could find igneous rock and if your in a different planet it could have the same rocks. but not on gas planets
ReplyDeleteIf the rock cycle were to be on other planets there gravity would play a huge roll.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle might be different on another planet because some planets are so cold that they don't have magma on them so that would affect the rock cycle and other planets are so hot that they can't cool so it's all magma.
ReplyDeleteThere would be no rock cycle on gas giant planets like Jupiter, because there are no rocks for there to be a cycle with. There is most likely a rock cycle on any planets with rocks.
ReplyDeleteOn our planet, we have semi-strong gravity so nothing really floats around besides flying animals and flying vehicles. On other planets however, their gravity is different than ours, so the rock cycle would probably form more weirdly. They are very different than the rocks on our Earth.
ReplyDeleteThe planets in our solar system some have relatively similar rock forms that earth does. So it depends on the planet conditions.
ReplyDeletethe rock cycle would be very different because what if the moon and mars dont have as mush wind,water and volcanic eruptions as earth dose.
ReplyDeleteHow the rock cycle might change is there might be different kinds mama or it might take the magma longer to cool. There also might be different kinds of weather and erosion.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle on a diffrent planet would be a little off from what we know.
ReplyDeleteWell on Earth the rock cycle is igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. The rocks that are on other planets probably will be different then the ones on earth because the ones on other planets have a different surface and core then the Earth, which will mean the rocks on the planet will be different.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle might and might not be different. For it to be different the climate would have to be different. On most planets it is colder and on a few it is hotter but their rock cycle would be different but the moons might not be although possible.
ReplyDeleteThere would not be any rock cycle anymore.
ReplyDeletethe rock cycle will be different
ReplyDeleteOn other planets there might not be the same types of rocks because of the core.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle wouldn't even happen on Venus, the rock would all be magma, all of the time.
ReplyDeletein other planets the rock cycle could m=be different do to the lack of water wind oxygen and different chemicals.
ReplyDeleteOn other planets the rock cycle might be different because there might not be no water or volcanoes or there could be no erosional forces.
ReplyDeleteSome planets are made of ice along with rock. Other planets Than Earth have different gravity, and no water. Therefore, they would have little to no erosion
ReplyDeleteI think that the rock types would be different because each planet has a different structure, core, and atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteIt might be different because on other planets there are different temperature and there might be no water
ReplyDeletethe way it would be diffrent cause of water ice and air.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different because of the tempters Some planets are steaming hot and others are ice cold. So it would really depend on what plant your on.
ReplyDeleteon other planets the rock cycle might be different then earth
ReplyDeleteThe rock cyucle on other planets would be completely different because there could not be any volcanos, erosion, weathering, or water the change the rock.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle might be different on other planets because other planets might not have water, wind, ice, gravity or magma.
ReplyDeleteOn other planets the rocks may be different because they might not have an erosional force, water, gravity and more.
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ReplyDeleteThe other planets rock cycle would be very different considering there are planets that don't even have rocks and are made out of gas. For the ones that do have rocks, they might not have volcanoes or any water and there'd be no way to heat or cool the rocks and who even knows if the other planets have weathering and erosion.
There might not be volcanoes on other planets and there might not be weathering and erosion like the rock cycle needs.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different on other planets in our solar system because the volcanoes on each planet might be different and they might not have water.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different on other planets because they don't have things we do on Earth.So it would be different.
ReplyDeleteThere might not be certain things on other planets that we have on our planet.
ReplyDeleteIt might be different because there might not be volcanoes or that much water. There might be acid rain which could break down the rock like weathering.
ReplyDeleteThere would not be any rock cycle anymore.
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle should be different sense its not the earth so it has to be different
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would be different because the other planets don't have gravity nor water, and those play important roles in the rock cycle.
ReplyDeletethe rock cycle would be different on other planet in our solar system because they may not have things that we do on earth like volcanoes and like that. every planet is different.
ReplyDeletethere might not be a rock in a different planet that we have on earth
ReplyDeleteThe rock cycle would probably not be the same because the earth is much different than all of the other planets in the solar system.
ReplyDeletetheres probably not the rock we have a earths like sedimentary igneous and metamorphic, theres probably different types of rock that can be made differently due to where the planet is.
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