How is water a force?

Answer 1

hydro static force

Answer 2

Water causes the most erosion, and the most types of erosion, as well as weathering. Here are three forms of aquatic erosion:

• Fluvial - Rivers - Meanders cause lateral erosion, and the Upper Course causes a lot of vertical erosion.
• Marine - Oceans - Waves and tides cause Long Shore Drift which removes sediment from beaches. Waves also cause the erosion of cliffs.
• Glacial - Glaciers - Glaciers pluck (pluck fragments from the rock face) and abrade (scrape or rub fragments against a rock face - forming striations).

I may be wrong, but there are to my knowledge four types of erosion, including these three. The other is Aeolian - erosion by the wind.

Answer 3

The question is formulated vaguely when dealing with physical systems containing water is it possible to use the description of hydrostatic. It assumes, that the system does not move, hence static. I.e. Hydrostatic pressure is the pressure that water exerts on an object.

Answer 4

Water can be considered a force of nature because of its ability to erode landscapes, carve out canyons, create weather patterns, and sustain life. Its force is evident in the power of waterfalls, the strength of ocean currents, and the impact of floods. Water's ability to shape and impact the environment makes it a powerful force in many aspects of the natural world.

Answer 5

It isn't. But just like any other substance, it can exert a force, due to its weight.

Answer 6

hydro static force