
Los aludes
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Science, Geography, Physical Ed
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4th - 9th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
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The video discusses how extreme snowfall in mountainous areas can lead to avalanches. It explains the formation of weak snow layers from different snowflakes and how these layers can give way under increasing snow weight. The video differentiates between wet and dry snow avalanches and describes how they move down hillsides. It also covers the importance of weather control and safety measures in high-risk areas, highlighting the role of scientists in identifying weak layers. Despite precautions, human activities, especially skiing and snowboarding, contribute significantly to avalanche occurrences.
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What role do scientists play in preventing avalanches?
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What percentage of avalanches are caused by human activity?
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