Earth Science : Weathering

The video tutorial explains the processes of weathering and erosion, detailing how they shape the Earth's surface. Weathering is the breakdown of rocks through physical, chemical, and biological means, including frost, abrasion, and chemical reactions. Erosion involves the movement of rock particles by water, wind, and ice, leading to formations like deltas and valleys. Glaciers play a significant role in both erosion and deposition, reshaping landscapes. The video highlights how these processes work together to create natural formations such as arches and canyons.

What role does water play in the process of erosion?

Discuss the impact of glaciers on the landscape.

How do weathering and erosion work together to reshape the Earth's surface?