I WONDER - Why Is The Grand Canyon's Rock Coloured?

The video explores the Grand Canyon's multicolored rock layers, which serve as a visual timeline of Earth's geological history. It explains how each layer represents a different geological era, with the oldest layers dating back nearly 2 billion years. The vibrant colors in the rock layers are due to various minerals, such as iron and copper, which add hues to the sandstone and limestone formations.

What are the striking features of the Grand Canyon?

What do the multicolored rock layers of the Grand Canyon represent?

How old are the oldest layers of the Grand Canyon?

What minerals contribute to the colors found in the Grand Canyon's rock layers?

What types of rock formations are found in the Grand Canyon?