Physical Weathering Processes
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- At this point we know a lot about how rocks form, but now we need to understand precisely how they are weathered. Weathering describes the forces and conditions that break down rocks that are exposed at the surface into smaller fragments. This can occur via physical weathering or chemical weathering. Let's look at physical weathering first!
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![Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ewj629B4Oe8/mqdefault.jpg)
It’s pretty fascinating how all these processes work together to shape the geography of Earth we see today
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these short videos are a great way to start the day! warm up on old knowledge i may have forgot and learn new things! sets the right attitude
Question if you see this I have been taught about biological weathering could I know why it wasn’t in the video
Freezing water can apply up to 1 kilobar of pressure! Holy smokes! I knew it was a lot, but didn't realize it could be 15,000 psi. That's insane! Professor Dave, is that pressure indirectly measured with some kind of strain gauge, or is there some other instrument?
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Hey Dave are you considering making a video about Stephen Meyers on Joe Rogan? Would love to see your reaction lol
I remember creationists saying rock fractures are actually trees that were described in the bible lmfaooo
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I have a video on that in my biology series.
Don’t know if you’re getting paid or this section subsidized but your Chem/phys/ hum bio/ math basically all your other topic series were more viewed and appreciated
Ya man these new vids seem way too nuanced and directed towards like high school and middle school geology and economics enthusiasts and …boring. You should make vids for people who don’t have time to slow down their learning for others
@@bugsbunny852 I have no idea what you mean, my format has not changed, I'm just always expanding into new topics. Currently geology and economics are two of those topics. There is not change in the target demographic, high school and early undergraduates.
Will you talk about the natural formation of soil?
I love this channel, thanks for your hard work.
Your videos make me think about this process - everywhere I go - I am looking at the world in a different way than I used to - It's a marvelous thing you gave us -
very interesting. I did wonder why the rocks looked like that, when I was travelling on the highway and looking out. Thanks!
Oh yeah, well how do you exlain The Rock?
Checkmate, scientist.
Thanks
Isn’t weathering divided also into Biological weathering?
Weathering is one of my favorite things
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Wrong, mountains are caused by buoyancy. Less buoyant rock sinks pushing up less buoyant rock.😂
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My physical science teacher uses your videos
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Could do videos debunking Ben Shapiro.
Probably not within Daves scope s8nce he's focused primarily on science.
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Dave I know you have dealt with Ben Davidson before, but his cult is growing and he still doesn't know what he's talking about. worth a second look?