Asked by zartasha kousar on Jul 12, 2024
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One source of nearly nondepletable geothermal energy is molten rock or magma.
Nondepletable
Resources or energy sources that cannot be exhausted, typically renewable energies like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power.
Geothermal Energy
Heat energy generated and stored within the Earth, harnessed by humans for heating and generating electricity with minimal environmental impact.
Molten Rock
Liquid rock material formed under the earth's surface at extremely high temperatures, known as magma, or on the surface as lava from a volcanic eruption.
- Comprehend the idea of net energy when considering renewable against nonrenewable resources.
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Chaleson MarcellinJul 15, 2024
Final Answer :
True
Explanation :
Molten rock or magma can generate geothermal energy through deep drilling or by harnessing the heat from nearby hot springs or geysers. Magma is continually produced beneath the Earth's surface and is considered a nearly nondepletable source of geothermal energy.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the idea of net energy when considering renewable against nonrenewable resources.