How are viruses characterized (what features do we as scientists/biologists use to group them into categories)? What types of infections do they cause (describe, don’t just list)
What are the various types of genomes and how do they “work” (what genome acts as mRNA, what genome requires reverse transcriptase/why, how do RNA genomes get replicated)?
What is the significance of the envelope, how does this relate to infection/release?
What are the “morphologies” of viruses?
What types of cells can be infected with viruses?

well, you see. the answer to your question is quite simple. the thing that is big, powerful, and over 9,000 is your mom.

it's diluted or concentrated

in a diluted solution, you can add a lot more solute but in concentrated only a little more can be added

1. the geologists have established a set of principals that can can be used o determine the relative ages of rock. this principal is applied to sedimentary and volcanic rocks. the rocks exposed to wall of grand canyon has layers and by studying the number of horizontal layers in the rock(strata) the relative age can be determined. the layer first formed will appear at the bottom and the the layer of strata last formed appear at the top. by using this information the approximate age of rocks can be determined.

2. carbon dating is used to find the relative age of rock in numbers which means for the rocks that has age between 1-70,000 years.

3. for the rocks of age range between 1,000 - billion of years potassium-argon dating is used.