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Yes. Mars has gigantic valleys. The greatest is the Valles Marineris, which makes the Grand Canyon look tiny.See related link for more information
In warmer water, particles generally have more energy. This makes them move faster, and so spread out faster.
The mountain known for changing its color is Rainbow Mountain, or Vinicunca, located in Peru. Its vibrant hues result from the mineralogical composition of the rocks, which display various colors such as red, green, yellow, and blue. The appearance of the mountain shifts with the angle of sunlight and weather conditions, creating a stunning visual effect that attracts many visitors. This unique phenomenon makes Rainbow Mountain a popular destination for hikers and photographers.
Cold water makes plaster set slower. Hence, hot water makes it set faster.
Its the weather and the moisture
It makes the air move faster or quicker
The altitude of a mountain makes the water flow down faster while a flat plain lets the water just sit there.
No. In the mountains, gravity makes the rivers flow faster. Lowland rivers are slower than mountain rivers.
The weather in the Himalayan Mountain Range can change from bright sunshine to a raging snow blizzard in minutes. It is the rapid extreme weather changes, and thin air, that makes climbing in the area so dangerous.
Weathering can break down the rocks of a mountain through processes like freeze-thaw cycles, erosion by wind and water, and chemical breakdown. This can lead to the creation of slopes, valleys, and peaks, ultimately shaping the overall appearance of the mountain over time.
Montains and valleys
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This makes no sense.Learn how to spell and you might get an answer dumbo :)
no not really, the snow has usually melted in warm weather becoming the texture of mush and it generaly makes you very slow!
It differentiates. Usually it is not strong enough to actually harm/hurt you, but sometimes it does. Because it makes all rocks weather faster.
Salt makes Ice Melt Faster
Water erosion makes valleys, canyons,and shortens coastlines.