Forces Shaping the Earth: Mass Movement

The video tutorial explains mass wasting, a process driven by gravity that causes sediment and debris to move downhill. It covers rapid events like landslides and rockslides, which can cause significant destruction, and slower processes like creep. The tutorial also highlights mud flows, using a 1996 Iceland event as an example, where a volcanic eruption under a glacier led to a massive flow of water, mud, ice, and rock. The video emphasizes the potential threats these natural processes pose to life and infrastructure.

Explain the event that occurred in Iceland in 1996 related to mass wasting.

What is creep in the context of mass movement, and how does it differ from landslides?