Forces Shaping the Earth: Faulting

The video tutorial explains the process of faulting in rock layers under stress, detailing different types of faults: normal, reverse, thrust, and strike-slip. It describes how these faults form, their characteristics, and provides examples such as the San Andreas Fault. The tutorial also covers geological features like hanging walls, foot walls, and the role of stress and compression in fault formation.

What is a fault and how does it relate to rock movement?

Explain the role of stress in the formation of faults.

What geological features can form as a result of normal faults?

Describe the difference between a normal fault and a reverse fault.

What is a strike-slip fault and where can it be found?