The earth crust consists of about 7 big plates, continents, and when they move towards each other 2 things can happen. 1. one plate moves under the other 2. the collide and both 'rise'. The plates constantly moves because of the different temperatures of the magma under the earth's crust.
A thing that can cause mountains to change is the temperature.
Most mountains are very close to or are touching clouds, which causes a fog and reduced visibility.
A natural occurrence which causes mountains to to disappear is erosion, and to form is an earthquake (I think).
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Hot air rising while cool air sinks
Mountains are made from upheavals in the earth due to plate tectonics or volcano action.
Snow and ice melting in warmer months is what causes waterfalls on mountains.
Himalaya means the house of snow, it was formed by the Indian Plate and the Eurasian Continental plates colliding over millions of years. The formation period was around 75 million years ago. The Himalayas known to be youngfold mountains, which falls into two categories of mountain formation. Firstly, the folded mountains defined by tremendous force pushing from both sides of the tectonic plates, thus with this great pressure the result is the mountain breaking, bending and folding. Secondly, the block fault mountain where the mountain mass rises from the earth, the mountain raising pressure causes the rock to crack and slide. It is the most common type of formation, the tectonic plates colliding together causing the land mass to move in the only direction it can, up.