sometimes water freezes and make glaciers .do you know glaciers hold 70%OF EARTHS FRESH WATER . water goes up in the air it then it condensates and it falls in hail sleet or even rain . the grand canyon is made of entirely water and bits of stuff it collects from the ground.
Clouds actually aren't landforms because they are not made of land. They are made of evaporated water.Good question, though
The hydrosphere is made out of Earth's waters. Hydrosphere is made up of nothing but water The hydrosphere is mostly comprised of water. It also made of ground water.
What are the eight major landfrom regions in the United States?
plate tectonics, erosion, weathering , and sediment deposits I'm not sure about the sediment deposits but i think it's right and i know that the rest are right.
Yes! Erosion is a type of Mechanical Weathering. Erosion made the Grand Canyon, and other landforms like it.
Yes! Erosion is a type of Mechanical Weathering. Erosion made the Grand Canyon, and other landforms like it.
The Grand Canyon was made by water erosion.
No, the creative process is by volcanic activity. Landforms can be altered by earthquakes as well as erosion.
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Landforms are made by weathering, plate tectonics, erosion, etc. For example, and arch is made when a huge boulder is blown on with wind and rain for at least centuries, and a hole is bored in the center. A window is a arch that isn't quite an arch yet. An island is made when either the plates of the earth shift, pushing it up, or there is an underwater volcano that slowly builds up an island. Those are just a few landforms- there are many more.
one of the forces that form the landforms of the earth is earthquake, volcanic eruption and landslide.
It is made by water erosion as it passes through the limestone..
Landforms found in tundra areas include mountains, bumpy ground, and frost boils. There are also landforms called polygons and pingos.
by erosion from wind and water
It was the water in the Colorado river that caused the erosion.
sometimes water freezes and make glaciers .do you know glaciers hold 70%OF EARTHS FRESH WATER . water goes up in the air it then it condensates and it falls in hail sleet or even rain . the grand canyon is made of entirely water and bits of stuff it collects from the ground.