Figuring you mean the landmark, no little rock is bigger
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No, he asks for a rock hammer much smaller than a pick ax.
A little over 5'7"
if u have gone to a pumpkin patch about a average one there would be a little big in a normal gardened so about a little smaller than that
It has the biggest population. It has the most people there, than anywhere in Arkansas. There are more than 187,500 living in Little Rock.Actually, that has nothing at all to do with it...it was chosen in the early part of the 19th century, when it had relatively no population.
A boulder-sized rock composed of a different type of rock than the surrounding area is the best evidence that it is an erratic. This indicates that the rock was transported from a distant location by glaciers or other geological processes.
Because metamorphic rock is smaller than brick
This answer depends on either side. The small rock does have an advanage of moving faster due to less gravity pushing on it. The medium boulder on the other hand has a bigger mass and weight making gravity push on it more. So basicly I think that the small rock will go faster/further than the boulder due to it's little weight. However, anything can happen to these two rocks. The small one may get stuck on cracks and holes on the ground and stop it and the boulder may get smaller during the process due to weathering and erosion, but the small wil definitely go further
Many things can be smaller than a rock, such as a pebble, a grain of sand, or even a speck of dust.
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1) The most obvious is that a boulder is significantly larger than a pebble or smaller boulder or rock. This would give the illusion of a smaller pebble weathering quiker than a boulder, when they are actually weathering at the same rate 2) The way they are being weather can be a factor. If you have a boulder being hit by only water or air while a pebble is all over the river bottom and sand than the pebble will weather quicker because there are more forces acting on it than the boulder.
Cobble
Pluto, which is no longer considered a planet, is made of rock and ice and is smaller than Earth's moon.
A boulder is a large rock more than 256 mm in diameter, while a pebble is a small rock between 4-64 mm in diameter. In terms of size, boulders are much larger and heavier compared to pebbles.
Yes, in fact, Japan is a little smaller than California.
The phrase "smaller than a boulder" is somewhat ambiguous, but it could refer to a city with a very small population or land area. One example is the town of Buford, Wyoming, which, at one point, had a population of just one person, making it one of the smallest "cities" in the U.S. Thus, in a comparison of size, Buford could be considered smaller than a boulder in terms of population.
An erratic boulder is a boulder of rock which is of a different type than the local rocks. Erratic boulders are ofter more correctly termed glacial erractics as they were generally picked up, transported (often many hundreds of miles) and then finally deposited by melting glaciers.