Which country is more fascinating geologically speaking?  What makes it interesting?
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Every country has something interesting geologically!  They're all so different!\n\nTake Canada for example - oldest rocks in the world!  We've got diamond pipes in the north, oil sands in the centre, earthquakes out west, and all kinds of other great stuff.\n\nTake Iceland - a hotspot sitting on the centre of the mid-atlantic ridge - they generate the majority of their power by geothermal energy!\n\nTake Italy - an intensely volcanically active area that has been exceedingly well-studied, and one of the only areas in the world where you can generate carbonatites AND pantellerites (rare volcanic rocks).\n\nThe US was already mentioned, and you could continue the list for almost any country - they're all different, exciting and unique!
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Certainly...which other country has a rich culture n experience behind it?
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America and England have some of the best universities and research institutes in the world. Another choice is India.
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i would say brittian or america.  brittian cause the accents on that whole continent are awesome.\nand america,  there is no way i would go and live there now, but it seems to be the land of real opportunity.
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Australia is quite good, there is lots to do, it's civilised and friendly. Queensland is especially nice.
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Factual knowledge is like: The higest mountain in the world is mount Everest\n\nExplanatory knowledge is like: Mount Everest was formed by tectonic activity where two plates pushed against eachother causing the ground to rise.
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Canada, because nothing really happens there. They're kind of like America's attic. We know it's up there but we forget about it. (Colbert Report)
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Wanna explore all. Each country is beautiful differently. If you ask here, ppl of every country will say theirs is the most, then how and what do you know ...
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Italy and Scotland.\nThese are two places that are very high on my list, i find them very interesting.
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Africa! It has many more countries!\n\nP.S. No offense, but you spelt continent and countries wrong.
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They certainly do have good scientists to make such important discoveries/developments. What's scary is whether politicians in that country will use it for the right purpose.
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Visit the Smithsonian Institute.  It's a fascinating place!
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In one word, "beautiful."\n\nHere's some additonal information:\nThe Republic of the Maldives was one of the best-kept secrets in the world; a beautiful string of low-lying coral islands in the Indian Ocean, a paradise for watersports enthusiasts and sunseekers alike. \n\nMaldives holds the record for being the flattest country in the world, with a maximum altitude of only 2.3 metres. Sea levels are at the lowest since the Permo-triassic boundary about 250 million years ago. Over the last century, sea levels have risen about 20 centimeters. The ocean is likely to continue rising and this threatens the existence of Maldives.\nA tsunami in the Indian Ocean caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake caused parts of Maldives to be covered by sea water and left many people homeless. After the disaster, cartographers are planning to redraw the maps of the islands due to alterations by the tsunami. The people and government are worried that Maldives could be wiped from the map eventually.\n\nThe Maldivian ethnic identity is a blend of the cultures of peoples who settled on the islands, reinforced by religion and language. The earliest settlers were probably from Southern India. Indo-Aryan speakers followed them from Sri Lanka in the fourth and fifth centuries AD. In the 12th century AD, sailors from East Africa and Arab countries came to the islands.\n\nOriginally Hindus, Maldivians were converted to Sunni Islam in the mid-12th century. Islam is the official religion of the entire population, as adherence to it is required for citizenship. Strict adherence to Islamic precepts and close community relationships have helped keep crime low and under control.\n\nThe official and common language is Dhivehi, an Indo-European language related to Sinhalese, the language of Sri Lanka. The written script is called Thaana and is written from right to left. English is used widely in commerce and increasingly as the medium of instruction in government schools.\n\nSome social stratification along the lines similar to Indian Caste system exists on the islands. It is not rigid, since rank is based on varied factors, including occupation, wealth, Islamic virtue, and family ties. Members of the social elite are concentrated in Malé. Outside of the service industry, this is the only location where the foreign and domestic populations are likely to interact. The tourist resorts are not on islands where the natives live, and casual contacts between the two groups are discouraged.\nThere still exists a small population of people called Giravaaru who claim be the original settlers of Maldives thus different from the Maldivian mainstream.
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Too many people look for adventure and discovery in new and far-off places without first seeing what wonders lie just under their feet or around the corner.  So, while visiting other planets may be interesting and ground-breaking, there is still just too much of this wonderful planet called Earth that I want to explore.  The silent wet world under the North Pole ice, the peaks of Patagonia, and shifting sands of the Sahara, the vast geography of China; and other places too numerous to list here.  And I would bring my journal to record my feelings in all these places, and my two daughters to share it all with.
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Both of the thigns you are talking about are very slow processes.  I'm terribly sorry to be a bubble-burster but that question has been long since pondered by geologists far and wide.  Very good observations but neither is very major.  Never stop thinking and learning just as you are now.  You will be a great mind, just keep it up.
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I find Japan to be a really cool place. It's loaded with cool technology and all sorts of gizmos but at the same time it's surrounded by cloud-covered mountains and loveley, hilly and volcanic country side. I also really love the language and the traditions (some Japanese cartoons are good too). I LOVE THE PLACE!!!! :-)
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Lyme Regis is well known for being good for fossil hunting. Also the Isle of Wight is good.