Its from the water level. The water use to be as high as the lines but due to drought it caused the water to sink but they eroded(left the lines) into the walls before the water reached were it is now. Better answer.
The horizontal lines are layers of sedimentary rock laid down at different geological times. Vertical lines are from wind and water erosion.
to find how old they are and how many layers
They vary from 4 to 18 miles.
i am pretty shure it is from the skywalk in the middle of the canyon, definite yes, but there are small canyons that are part of the Grand Canyon system such as Marble Canyon where you can jump from the Navajo Bridge -- not part of the main canyon that most people think of as the Grand Canyon but it's about a 200 foot drop between narrow canyon walls and that may suffice.
About 200 million years.
they would be extremely close where the canyon is but relevantly spaced out before
the grand canyon
a Grand Canyon is nothing but a big erosion.........
The strata or rock layers of the grand canyon walls are undisturbed. As such, a layer of rock containing a fossil, that is below an overlying rock layer will be older.
Yes, The Grand Canyon is made up of all three main types of rocks. Sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rock layer are found at the Grand Canyon. It is one of the best places to study geology.
Copper Canyon (Spanish: Cañon del Cobre) is such landmark.
It is a Canyon as in the Grand Canyon.
Black canyon