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Monday, April 26, 2010
Hoodoos Article
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What forces are at work to create hoodoos? Use examples from both of the articles.
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Sand stone piles up and in time the stone is weathered by water, wind, and frost/thaw. The force of weather pushes against the sand stone eventually wearing it out.
The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and weathering. Big sand particles pile up and erosion either turns it into really hard rock or soft rock in a cool formation called Hoodoos.
Hoodoos are made of sandstone. they are caused by erosion. Erosion is either water, wind, or frosting then thawing. Water or wind will slowly brush away the sand particles. Frosting then thawing fills cracks with ice then thaws the ice and leaves a bigger crack.
Erosion causes hoodoos to form by water and wind.There would be cracks and the water would freeze and form new layers and cracks.The wind would dust off particles that have not stuck, to form a hoodoo.
The forces at work are erosion and weather.Its made from the weather . The snow goes in the cracks and when its in the cracks it freezes at night and holds it together.
weather pushes against the sand stone. soon it wears away. sand particles pile up and erosion turns it into a hard rock or a soft rock. when this it is called an awesome formation called hoodoos. then they get distroyed and the whole process starts again.
Erosion is working to make hoodoos a very exotic (amazing) and semi-rare workings to be very rare. Some say that hoodoos can support an entire tribe inside the holes in the hoodoos.
The Soft stone is so soft that when you touch it, part of it will come off. When it erodes the fore pushes it against it and it will make it break apart.
The forces that create Hoodoo's are weathering, erosion, and the freeze/thaw cycle. It forms in to hard rock. Little sand pieces clump together then they get eroded and turn in to hoodoos.
Hoodoos are going to be destroyed by the nature that made them.Also the soft part of a hoodoo is at the bottom and the hard part of a hoodoo is at the top.Hoodoos have been around for hundreds of years and will be gone hundreds of years later.
The forces that create Hoodoos are the same ones that destroy it. Its caused by erosion a long long long long long long long long time ago when these rocks used to be a big mountain and after years of erosion it caused these mountains to shrink over time. This caused these tall shaped mountains to appear tall and skinny. Its made out of soft stone iron. Its a rock that has absorbed water and created like a cement type rock that stands tall and is a marvel to be hold because in several thousand years it will be destroyed by the same thing that created it.....Erosion
The forces that are at work are particles of sand being blown by the wind against the hoodoo. another thing that erodes hoodoos is freeze and then unfreeze cycles which crack the rock
Sand piles up and in a long period of time the pile will slowly harden and turn to stone. then water, ice, and wind will slowly weather away the stone and form a Hoodoo.
Wind;water;frost/thaw all create the Hoodoos. When parts of the Hoodoos are hit by sand it breaks up particles on the Hoodoos. Water breaks down a lot of particles of the Hoodoo. A Hoodoo has a crack in the rock and water gets in and freezes over night.
The force that creates hoodoos is erosion and weathering.For example when big sand particles are cemented together it holds the rocks together. When it snows and the water goes down a crack it than freezes and expands so that the crack gets bigger and bigger. It turns hard or soft rocks in to hoodoos.
The forces that creates hoodoos are erosion and weathering. Then sand particles pile up and the it turns into hard rock or soft rock and forms hoodoos.
Erosion forces sand and sedimentary rock to go away from the Hoodoo. And also weathering which would be water, wind, and frost/snow that would cause the sand and rocks to go away.
Erosion and weathering both are forces that create Hoodoos. For example they create them by running water and wind it smoothes it out and grinds it away.The freezing water in between the cracks causes the crack to expand until it can not expand any more and explodes.
Hoodoos are created by erosion and erosion is caused by rain,wind and freeze-thaw cycles. When erosion occurs it begins to chip away the rock and when rain or snow gets in the crack of the rock the crack expands which causes the shape of the rock to change.
The forces that create hoodoos are weathering and erosion. Then the sand piles up and turns into hard or soft rocks. Over millions of years the weather breaks off pieces of rock from the bedrock.
Erosion happens...sand stone is piled up by wind but later freeze-thaw expands cracks in the hoodoo and destroys them.After about seven thousand years the hoodoos will be destroyed he same way that they were formed.
Sand and weather/erosion help to create Hoodoos. The sand is blown into piles and creates a Hoodoo and then the erosion/ weather creates cuts and designs the sand piles.
Hoodoos are created by sandstone piling up over a long period of time for it to be weathered by the wind, and sand. Eventually that Hoodoo will fall down.
Erosion, wind,sandstorms, and freeze cycles cause hoodoos to form. The hoodoos are caused by piles of sandstones piling up and becoming stuck together.The freeze cycles and wind and sandstorms cause cracks to become larger and make hole in them.
The forces at work to create Hoodoos are erosion and weathering. The sand particles stick together to form a rock which can weather down and erode into a hoodoo. :)
Weathering,erosion,and the freezing cycle take part in making the hoodoos. In article one it talked about how the hoodoos were formed by weathering and erosion. In the second article it talked about how the hard sandstone was on top and protected the soft sandstone from wearing away.
when it gets really cold at night the rocks freeze and then expands which makes cracks in the rocks. So they fall apart in some places but stay together in other.
The force's that create hoodoo's are Sandstorms, Sandstones, Calcite, Silica, Ironstone Concretion, Erosion,Weather, and also more. that is some of the force's that create Hoodoo's.
The forces that create hoodoos are erosion and weathering which means part of the hoodoo are harder than the others and these hard rocks last longer than the other rocks.Wind, rain, and the freeze thaw cycle are all part of erosion. Most of hoodoos are made of sandstone.
Forces such as erosion, weathering, and the freeze-thaw cycle causes hoodoos. For example, when water/rain gets into cracks in the hoodoo rocks and it freezes it causes the rocks to expand. Also, erosion and weathering caused some of the most famous hoodoos in history.
There are lots of different forces that create Hoodoos. Weathering, erosion, rain, running water, strong sand winds and, Freezing water like ice. There are 4 layers of the Hoodoo. soft rock layers holes and lastly cape rock. The most common type of Hoodoo is Ironstone.
When water seeps into the cracks of a rock,it may freeze and expands it cracks the rock and makes hoodoos. Also sandstorms slowly chip away at the rocks and helps water/ice to create hoodoos.
Hoodoos are created by things like desert wind, heavy rain, streams, and other pieces of rock. These elements can erode or chip off pieces of rock on the hoodoo, which creates the hoodoo's odd shape.
When it rains water gets into the cracks of the Hoodoos.Then over night it freezes then the cracks expand. They are created by erosion. Rains, running water and strong sand winds slowly chip away the material from the bedrock.
The big rocks break and the pieces fall off. When the pieces fall off they fall on top of each other. It stays there for a while and gets stuck together.
The two forces are Weathering and erosion. Weathering helps to break apart rocks to form a Hoodoo. Erosion gets in the cracks and forces the rocks to expand and forms the Hoodoo.
some forces that make a hoodoo is water, ice, erosion, and weathering. These things can shape a hoodoo but there are many more forces that can make a hoodoo.
there are many forces to create hoodoo's which is like sand rock and compression in the rock then that makes hoodoo tower things that are more like towers.
Some forces that help make hoodoos are water,freeze/thaw cycles,sandstone,and air. For example, some hoodoos in Milk River Valley have holes in them from when sandstones were blown into them. Also,when water comes in contact with hoodoos like in Bryce National Park,it freezes and breaks off pieces of the hoodoo.
Sand storms, wind, rain, and freeze thaw cycles are the forces that create and destroy hoodoos. Sand storms and wind chip away pieces of the hoodoos causing them to change shape. Rain causes hoodoos to slowly erode and wash away the particles of rock. Freeze thaw cycles cause water to get into the cracks of hoodoos. Over night they freeze and cause the cracks to increase in size.
The forces that build and destroy the hoodoos are rain, wind, and sand storms. Sand storms and wind chip away at the rocks, and rain slowly erodes and washes away at rock particles.
One example of a force that is at work to make a hoodoo are erosion. Erosion is when water takes away water from land or something solid and makes it smaller. Then another force is weathering. Weathering is when rock or soil is eroded and carried to a different place.
The forces that create hoodoos are friction, erosion, weathering, and freeze/thaw cycles each year. Also, rains, running water and strong sand winds slowly chip away the material from the bedrock.
The forces that are creating Hoodoos are wind, rain, and cracks. The rain washes the parts of rock away. The wind also blow some sandy pieces away. The water goes into the cracks and freezes them and breaks the rock off. These are the forces that erode the Hoodoos.
Hoodoos are rocks that are formed from erosion and weathering. Wind, rain and ice help form the hoodoos. They have a cap rock to protect the sandstone form eroding away. Without the caprock the sandstone could easily erode.
Hoodoos are formed by weathering and erosion. If hoodoos dont have a caprock then all the sandstone wears away. Hoodoos are also formed by rain,running water and strong sandstorms.The canyon in bryce utah is full of hoodoos also.
The forces that create Hoodoo's freezing water blow on hoodoos and it freezes, and in eventually thaws out and causes it to crack. Also, the wind pushes the sand causing holes.
Made from erosion and weathering. For example the force of weather pushes against the sandstone creating tall hoodoos. The other example is it is from sand sized particles cemented together by calcite, silica, and iron oxide.
The forces are erosion and weathering. Water goes into the cracks of a rock in the day and at night the water freezes causing the rock to crack even wider.
Hoodoos are created by erosion and weathering. From rain, running water, wind, freeze-thaw cycle, and sandstorms. Also, the sand sized particles are cemented together with calcite, silica, and iron oxide.
The forces that are at work to create hoodoos are erosion, wind, and rain. The rain and wind shape the hoodoos. The rain washes away the sand and loose rocks and the erosion is what makes the cracks in the rocks, the wind is what blow all of the loose particles from the rocks so it creates the hoodoos.
The forces that create hoodoos, could be wind, water, and blowing sand. They all cause weathering and erousion to the hoodoo. They will shape it for its figure wich is made out of sandstone. What happen is these forces of weather makes the hoodoo wear down eventually.
The forces that are at work is that when wind blows, it blows particles of sand and shaves the sandstone. Sometimes when it rains the rain washes off the soft parts of the sandstone. Lastly, when water gets in a crack in the sandstone then the water will freeze which expands the sandstone.
Erosion and freeze thaw cycles are two of the forces that create Hoodoos. Freeze thaw cycles freeze into the cracks and make the gaps wider. Erosion is caused by wind, water, and rain, etc.
Some of the forces used to create hoodoos are rain/water, strong sand winds, and freeze/thaw cycles. Rain washes the soft layers of the hoodoo off and continue to erode it off. Strong sand winds hit the hoodoo and knock off particles and contnues to weather and erode. And water freezes into tiny cracks in the hoodoo and splits it apart and that is how it continues to weather.
Hoodoos can be caused by several things such as erosion and weathering, and freeze thaw cycles. Erosion and weathering is when things like water, rain, and wind erode away at the hoodoo. For example, when the wind blows, it brushes off some of the sand particles and creates different shapes on the hoodoos. But, some of the hoodoo is stronger than others so it doesn't erode away as quick. When a freeze thaw occurs, it also erodes away at the hoodoos. For example, it may rain and then it gets cold. The rain seeps into the cracks and then freezes because of the lack of warm weather. This causes the cracks to expand which is an example of erosion.
A hoodoo is created when sand stones pile up on the ancient beaches. It's made of sand stone particles. There are many forms of erosion. One is water erosion. That is when water gets in the cracks of a hoodoo and freezes then expands the crack. Also, wind with sand in it chips away rock very slowly. When it rains it washes sand particles away.
The forces that are at work to create hoodoos are differential resistance erosion and sandstones also help make hoodoos. So parts of the hoodoo is gonna be harder and last longer than others.
Hoodoos is formed by sand stone piles. Then erosion Happens. Erosion is water, Wind and rain. The rain then freezes in the cracks. Finally The weather pushes alot of force on the hoodoo.And it happens over time again and again.
Sandstone piles up, and the stone is weathered by water, wind/sand, and ice. Those forces push against the sand stone to cause erosion. Ironstone is created by iron minerals clumping together. The ironstone falls out, creating the holes in the hoodoos.
When water gos into the crack in a hoodoo it freezes it makes a bigger crack and rocks fall of. Also when sand is picked up by sand and make minirals from the rock fall off. Also when it rains the minarls falls off
Some forces at work in the creation of hoodoos are erosion and weathering when water gets into cracks in the rock and freezes (this is called the freeze thaw cycle, and when the water freezes it expands making cracks larger) and after these forces are at work it creates an odd rock that can be the size of a person or the size of a ten story builing.
The forceses at work to make a hoodoo are wind, water, sandstone, and bedrock. The wind blose sand that erodes. water has the freezing cycle. sandstone and bedrock are what the hoodoos are made of.
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Sand stone piles up and in time the stone is weathered by water, wind, and frost/thaw. The force of weather pushes against the sand stone eventually wearing it out.
The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and weathering. Big sand particles pile up and erosion either turns it into really hard rock or soft rock in a cool formation called Hoodoos.
sandstone piles up and rain and water and frost thaw erodes away at the sand stone and makes a hoodoo.
The wind is blowing the sand at the rock.
Erosion and wind and rain and thaw/freeze cycles and sand stone are the forces.The weather pushes against the sand stone wearing it out.
Hoodoos are made of sandstone. they are caused by erosion. Erosion is either water, wind, or frosting then thawing. Water or wind will slowly brush away the sand particles. Frosting then thawing fills cracks with ice then thaws the ice and leaves a bigger crack.
Wheather, rain, freeze-thaw cycles and erosion make hoodoos.waz up mr. honer?
forces that are used to make hoodoo's are when the weather pushes the stone piles against the other rock to form.
Livin organisms were trapped in sand iron was attracted to the organism. Causing iron to gather in the form of a hoodoo.
A hoodoo in sand stone piled up and freezes to rock. Eroding it until it is nothing.
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Erosion causes hoodoos to form by water and wind.There would be cracks and the water would freeze and form new layers and cracks.The wind would dust off particles that have not stuck, to form a hoodoo.
The forces at work are erosion and weather.Its made from the weather
. The snow goes in the cracks and when its in the cracks it freezes at night and holds it together.
sand stones pile up and create a rock then erosion takes care of the rest along with the freeze and thaw cycle
erosion
water
sandstone
Sand is built up and in time the water,wind, and frost thaw the rock.
The pressure from the weather ends up
braking the rock.
hoodoos are made of sand rock and hard boulder
weather pushes against the sand stone. soon it wears away. sand particles pile up and erosion turns it into a hard rock or a soft rock. when this it is called an awesome formation called hoodoos. then they get distroyed and the whole process starts again.
Erosion is working to make hoodoos a very exotic (amazing) and semi-rare workings to be very rare. Some say that hoodoos can support an entire tribe inside the holes in the hoodoos.
hoodoos are really big rock formations made of sand
The Soft stone is so soft that when you touch it, part of it will come off. When it erodes the fore pushes it against it and it will make it break apart.
The forces that create Hoodoo's are weathering, erosion, and the freeze/thaw cycle. It forms in to hard rock. Little sand pieces clump together then they get eroded and turn in to hoodoos.
Hoodoos are going to be destroyed by the nature that made them.Also the soft part of a hoodoo is at the bottom and the hard part of a hoodoo is at the top.Hoodoos have been around for hundreds of years and will be gone hundreds of years later.
The forces that create Hoodoos are the same ones that destroy it. Its caused by erosion a long long long long long long long long time ago when these rocks used to be a big mountain and after years of erosion it caused these mountains to shrink over time. This caused these tall shaped mountains to appear tall and skinny. Its made out of soft stone iron. Its a rock that has absorbed water and created like a cement type rock that stands tall and is a marvel to be hold because in several thousand years it will be destroyed by the same thing that created it.....Erosion
The forces that are at work are particles of sand being blown by the wind against the hoodoo. another thing that erodes hoodoos is freeze and then unfreeze cycles which crack the rock
Lots of force works together to make hoodoos like wind,air,water, and frost/thaw to make up hoodoos.
Erosion and weathering cause hoodoos to form. The sand and rocks blow on the Hoodoos to form the crazy images:)
Sand piles up and in a long period of time the pile will slowly harden and turn to stone. then water, ice, and wind will slowly weather away the stone and form a Hoodoo.
Mr.Honer I want to learn more about hoodoos. Who discovered hoodoos?
My little sister Jamie says hi! She wants to be in your class when she gets in 6th grade.
Erosion forms hoodoos by wearing away all the soft sandstone, leaving only the capstone and harder rock.
hoodoos are formed when sand stone builds up and is weathered by running water , or erosion occurs.
Some forces such as erosion and weathering
weaken the sandstone causing hoodoos to form
Wind;water;frost/thaw all create the Hoodoos.
When parts of the Hoodoos are hit by sand it breaks up particles on the Hoodoos.
Water breaks down a lot of particles of the Hoodoo.
A Hoodoo has a crack in the rock and water gets in and freezes over night.
The force that creates hoodoos is erosion and weathering.For example when big sand particles are cemented together it holds the rocks together. When it snows and the water goes down a crack it than freezes and expands so that the crack gets bigger and bigger. It turns hard or soft rocks in to hoodoos.
weather creates hoodoos because rain washes away sand particles then when it gets cold the water freezes in the cracks of the rock making it expand
weather creates hoodoos because rain washes away sand particles then when it gets cold the water freezes in the cracks of the rock making it expand
Erosion and weathering both are forces that create Hoodoos.
The forces that creates hoodoos are erosion and weathering. Then sand particles pile up and the it turns into hard rock or soft rock and forms hoodoos.
Erosion forces sand and sedimentary rock to go away from the Hoodoo. And also weathering which would be water, wind, and frost/snow that would cause the sand and rocks to go away.
The sand is blowing the sandstone but since some of it is soft it gets blown away to create hoodoos.
Erosion and weathering both are forces that create Hoodoos. For example they create them by running water and wind it smoothes it out and grinds it away.The freezing water in between the cracks causes the crack to expand until it can not expand any more and explodes.
the forces are erosion, that occur over time, and rain falls and make the sandstone disappear and makes the form of the rock.
Hoodoos are created by erosion and erosion is caused by rain,wind and freeze-thaw cycles. When erosion occurs it begins to chip away the rock and when rain or snow gets in the crack of the rock the crack expands which causes the shape of the rock to change.
The forces that create hoodoos are weathering and erosion. Then the sand piles up and turns into hard or soft rocks. Over millions of years the weather breaks off pieces of rock from the bedrock.
wind and water causes he sand stones to ware out.
Hoodoos are created by erosion and weathering. When this cycle happens chips of the hoodoos fall off.
Sandstone piles up over time and weathering by water, wind, and freeze/thaw.Eventually the sandstone wears out creating hoodoos.
Hoodoos are sandstone that has been eroded over time. Wind, water and frost thaw all erode hoodoos. Also, ironstone makes the holes in the hoodoos.
Hoodoos are created by both erosion and weathering rain,wind,and freezing water are all examples of weathering & erosion .
The force that makes Hoodoos are Erosion and weathering.A couple of Erosion and weathering is wind, rain,water ,and frost/thaw.
Erosion happens...sand stone is piled up by wind but later freeze-thaw expands cracks in the hoodoo and destroys them.After about seven thousand years the hoodoos will be destroyed he same way that they were formed.
Eroison, sand, wind, are all examples of weathering that creates a hoodoo. The rocks where away so slowly that you can not notice it for years.
Sand and weather/erosion help to create Hoodoos. The sand is blown into piles and creates a Hoodoo and then the erosion/ weather creates cuts and designs the sand piles.
the force of weather pushes against the sandstone eventually wearing it out
Sandstones get piled up then it rains and it freezes into ice and breaks off pieces of the hoodoo.
The forses that created hoodoos are erision and wethering
Sand stone piles up and it gets weathered by water and snow. the sand stone eventually wears out .
hoodoos are created by a sand stone that has formed a giant rock from erosion from rives ,rain,and freezing water
Sand stone piles piles up. Then it is weathered by wind ,wanter, and frost then thawing.The force of weather wears it out making the hoodoo.
sand stones piles up and in the time the stone is weathered by water frost thaw it force of weather pushes against the sand stone.
water goes into the cracks and freezes over night expanding causing the rock to break apart.
Sand,water,wind,and ice all work to create hoodoos.
Rain and water erode sand and rocks away to create Hoodoos.
Hoodoos are created by sandstone piling up over a long period of time for it to be weathered by the wind, and sand. Eventually that Hoodoo will fall down.
Erosion, wind,sandstorms, and freeze cycles cause hoodoos to form. The hoodoos are caused by piles of sandstones piling up and becoming stuck together.The freeze cycles and wind and sandstorms cause cracks to become larger and make hole in them.
hoodoos are made by erosion and weathering.sand piles up in the cracks of a hoodoo and makes it crust away. water also freezes in to the rock!
The forces are created by hoo
doos are erosion weathering.large particles of sand.
The forces that form hoodoos are erosion, sandstone, weathering, and the freeze/thaw cycle.
The forces that form hoodoos are erosion, sandstone, weathering, and the freeze/thaw cycle.
The items that are at work are sandstone and erosion also rock formation.
The forces at work to create Hoodoos are erosion and weathering. The sand particles stick together to form a rock which can weather down and erode into a hoodoo. :)
hoodoos are formed by erosion, sandstone,freezing cycle, and weathering.
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A hoodoo falls apart 15 years after it was born or made.
Hoodoos are formed by Erosion, Weathering, and Sandstone.
Weathering, erosion and many years is what causes hoodoos.
THE SAND was pushing against bigger rocks causing it to erode then forming the hoodoos
Weathering and Erosion are put Together and work together to make the Hoodoos. Snow freezes the particles and they fall off.
Weathering,erosion,and the freezing cycle take part in making the hoodoos. In article one it talked about how the hoodoos were formed by weathering and erosion. In the second article it talked about how the hard sandstone was on top and protected the soft sandstone from wearing away.
when water gets i the cracks and freezes it bust and opens the crack at makes it smaller and this proses happens and it forms in to hoodoos
Rain starts to erode rock which in time turns to frost freezes and breaks rock into formations that turn into a formation of rock called Hoodoos.
erosion starts to whether the rocks away
when it gets really cold at night the rocks freeze and then expands which makes cracks in the rocks. So they fall apart in some places but stay together in other.
The force's that create hoodoo's are
Sandstorms, Sandstones, Calcite, Silica, Ironstone Concretion, Erosion,Weather, and also more. that is some of the force's that create Hoodoo's.
Weathering and erosion form hoodoos by breaking down bigger rocks and causing them to form.
The forces that create a hoodoo are erosion and piles of sandstone, iron oxide, calcite, and silica
when a hoodoo's are formed little pecise fall off they create erosion.
The forces that create hoodoos are erosion and weathering which means part of the hoodoo are harder than the others and these hard rocks last longer than the other rocks.Wind, rain, and the freeze thaw cycle are all part of erosion. Most of hoodoos are made of sandstone.
Weathering and erosion brake different rocks. They clump together and turn into one.
Forces such as erosion, weathering, and the freeze-thaw cycle causes hoodoos. For example, when water/rain gets into cracks in the hoodoo rocks and it freezes it causes the rocks to expand. Also, erosion and weathering caused some of the most famous hoodoos in history.
There are lots of different forces that create Hoodoos. Weathering, erosion, rain, running water, strong sand winds and, Freezing water like ice. There are 4 layers of the Hoodoo. soft rock layers holes and lastly cape rock. The most common type of Hoodoo is Ironstone.
When water seeps into the cracks of a rock,it may freeze and expands it cracks the rock and makes hoodoos. Also sandstorms slowly chip away at the rocks and helps water/ice to create hoodoos.
The main forces that creates a hoodoo is erosion and iron and also piles of sand
some forces at work to create hoodoos are frost wedging, erosion, and the frost cycle.
Hoodoos are created by things like desert wind, heavy rain, streams, and other pieces of rock. These elements can erode or chip off pieces of rock on the hoodoo, which creates the hoodoo's odd shape.
Erosion causes the shape of it by eroding the rock and making the shape of it different. Rain, running water, and strong sand winds.
When it rains water gets into the cracks of the Hoodoos.Then over night it freezes then the cracks expand. They are created by erosion. Rains, running water and strong sand winds slowly chip away the material from the bedrock.
the forces at work are sandstone, the freeze thaw cycle, and erosion. those are the things that form hoodoos.
The big rocks break and the pieces fall off. When the pieces fall off they fall on top of each other. It stays there for a while and gets stuck together.
The two forces are Weathering and erosion. Weathering helps to break apart rocks to form a Hoodoo. Erosion gets in the cracks and forces the rocks to expand and forms the Hoodoo.
The weird and different shapes we see on hoodoos are usally created by wind rain and erosian.
the hoodoo's are weird shaped and are usually are formed from weathering.
Hoodoos are usually created by hard rain wind and erosion and running water.
some forces that make a hoodoo is water, ice, erosion, and weathering. These things can shape a hoodoo but there are many more forces that can make a hoodoo.
the hoodoos are weird shaped rocks and are stacked high. They are formed from years of erosion and weathering.
weathering and rain and the warm air that makes the hoodoos.Also the cold air that get the hoodoos formed.That is what makes hoodoos.
there are many forces to create hoodoo's which is like sand rock and compression in the rock then that makes hoodoo tower things that are more like towers.
Some forces that help make hoodoos are water,freeze/thaw cycles,sandstone,and air. For example, some hoodoos in Milk River Valley have holes in them from when sandstones were blown into them. Also,when water comes in contact with hoodoos like in Bryce National Park,it freezes and breaks off pieces of the hoodoo.
Sand storms, wind, rain, and freeze thaw cycles are the forces that create and destroy hoodoos. Sand storms and wind chip away pieces of the hoodoos causing them to change shape. Rain causes hoodoos to slowly erode and wash away the particles of rock. Freeze thaw cycles cause water to get into the cracks of hoodoos. Over night they freeze and cause the cracks to increase in size.
Erosion and Weathering help shape hoodoo's. Wind is one type of Erosion that shapes a hoodoo by chipping away at it.
Hoodoos are formed by erosion. There is usually caprocks that protect the softer rock from erosion. It wears down by water and freezing cycles.
Hoodoo's are formed by Erosion. Caprocks protect softer rocks. Water freeze's inside of cracks and expands to create hoodoo's.
Erosion, weathering,and frost all contribute to making the shape of hoodoos by chipping away pieces of the sandstone that makes them.
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The forces that build and destroy the hoodoos are rain, wind, and sand storms. Sand storms and wind chip away at the rocks, and rain slowly erodes and washes away at rock particles.
One example of a force that is at work to make a hoodoo are erosion. Erosion is when water takes away water from land or something solid and makes it smaller. Then another force is weathering. Weathering is when rock or soil is eroded and carried to a different place.
A hoodoo is a soft sand storm, so all you need is a sand storm and it will make layers and form a hoodoo.
Weathering and erosion
Wind and erosion cause hoodoos to form.
Hoodoos are broken down rocks.
hoodoos are rocks that erode over time and form rock art
it is created by erosion and weathering. Also by sandstone.
The forces that create hoodoos are friction, erosion, weathering, and freeze/thaw cycles each year. Also, rains, running water and strong sand winds slowly chip away the material from the bedrock.
The forces that are creating Hoodoos are wind, rain, and cracks. The rain washes the parts of rock away. The wind also blow some sandy pieces away. The water goes into the cracks and freezes them and breaks the rock off. These are the forces that erode the Hoodoos.
Hoodoos are rocks that are formed from erosion and weathering. Wind, rain and ice help form the hoodoos. They have a cap rock to protect the sandstone form eroding away. Without the caprock the sandstone could easily erode.
Hoodoos are formed by weathering and erosion. If hoodoos dont have a caprock then all the sandstone wears away. Hoodoos are also formed by rain,running water and strong sandstorms.The canyon in bryce utah is full of hoodoos also.
Weather and erosion causes hoodoos. For example water and sand cause hoodoos.
The forces that create Hoodoo's freezing water blow on hoodoos and it freezes, and in eventually thaws out and causes it to crack. Also, the wind pushes the sand causing holes.
Made from erosion and weathering.
For example the force of weather pushes against the sandstone creating tall hoodoos. The other example is it is from sand sized particles cemented together by calcite, silica, and iron oxide.
The forces that at work are the sandstone and the weathering that work together for thousands of years to chip away the rock to create the hoodoos.
The forces are erosion and weathering. Water goes into the cracks of a rock in the day and at night the water freezes causing the rock to crack even wider.
Hoodoos are created by erosion and weathering. From rain, running water, wind, freeze-thaw cycle, and sandstorms. Also, the sand sized particles are cemented together with calcite, silica, and iron oxide.
The forces that created hoodoos are cracks, rain, wind, running water, erosion and sandstone.
The forces that are at work to create hoodoos are erosion, wind, and rain. The rain and wind shape the hoodoos. The rain washes away the sand and loose rocks and the erosion is what makes the cracks in the rocks, the wind is what blow all of the loose particles from the rocks so it creates the hoodoos.
The forces that create hoodoos, could be wind, water, and blowing sand. They all cause weathering and erousion to the hoodoo. They will shape it for its figure wich is made out of sandstone. What happen is these forces of weather makes the hoodoo wear down eventually.
The forces used to create hoodoos are sandtone, sand-sized particals cemented together by calcite, silica, or iron oxide, weather.
What forces are at work to create hoodoos is rain, running water,and stronger sand winds. Also erosion, and weathering.
The force used to create hoodoos are, calcite, sandstone, silica, frost, and iron oxide.
Erosion, Rain, Ice, Sand. Ice slips in cracks and bust, Rain washes away Sand, and Erosion wheathers the rock creating Hoodoos.
Strong winds with sand in them, water, and rain create hoodoos.
The forces that are at work is that when wind blows, it blows particles of sand and shaves the sandstone. Sometimes when it rains the rain washes off the soft parts of the sandstone. Lastly, when water gets in a crack in the sandstone then the water will freeze which expands the sandstone.
The forces that create hoodoos are rain, erosion, weathering, sand winds, and thaw/freeze cycles.
Erosion and freeze thaw cycles are two of the forces that create Hoodoos. Freeze thaw cycles freeze into the cracks and make the gaps wider. Erosion is caused by wind, water, and rain, etc.
Erosion, rains, strong winds, melting snow, and the freeze thaw cycle are the forces at work to create hoodoos.
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The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and wind and rain.
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The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and wind and rain.
Jayla, Raven, Chace
The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and wind and rain.
Jayla, Raven, Chace
The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and wind and rain.
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The forces that create Hoodoos are erosion and wind and rain.
Some of the forces used to create hoodoos are rain/water, strong sand winds, and freeze/thaw cycles. Rain washes the soft layers of the hoodoo off and continue to erode it off. Strong sand winds hit the hoodoo and knock off particles and contnues to weather and erode. And water freezes into tiny cracks in the hoodoo and splits it apart and that is how it continues to weather.
Hoodoos can be caused by several things such as erosion and weathering, and freeze thaw cycles. Erosion and weathering is when things like water, rain, and wind erode away at the hoodoo. For example, when the wind blows, it brushes off some of the sand particles and creates different shapes on the hoodoos. But, some of the hoodoo is stronger than others so it doesn't erode away as quick. When a freeze thaw occurs, it also erodes away at the hoodoos. For example, it may rain and then it gets cold. The rain seeps into the cracks and then freezes because of the lack of warm weather. This causes the cracks to expand which is an example of erosion.
A hoodoo is created when sand stones pile up on the ancient beaches. It's made of sand stone particles. There are many forms of erosion. One is water erosion. That is when water gets in the cracks of a hoodoo and freezes then expands the crack. Also, wind with sand in it chips away rock very slowly. When it rains it washes sand particles away.
the forces at work are rain, other types of water ways, ice, snow, hail, and cracks. when rain gets in the cracks of the hoodoo it causes it to brake.
The forces at work are freeze thaw cycles,erosion , wind, and rain. Freeze thaw cycles gets into the cracks and the wind and rain erode the rock.
The forces that are at work to create hoodoos are differential resistance erosion and sandstones also help make hoodoos. So parts of the hoodoo is gonna be harder and last longer than others.
Hoodoo were created by erosion and made up of sandstone
Hoodoos is formed by sand stone piles. Then erosion Happens. Erosion is water, Wind and rain. The rain then freezes in the cracks. Finally The weather pushes alot of force on the hoodoo.And it happens over time again and again.
Erosion forms hoodoos through processes like running water, windblown sand, and frost/thaw.
Sand stone piles up and over time the sand stone it weathered by wind, water,frost/thaw eventouly forming the hoodoos. :)
Sand stone piles up and over time the sand stone it weathered by wind, water,frost/thaw eventouly forming the hoodoos. :)
Sandstone piles up, and the stone is weathered by water, wind/sand, and ice. Those forces push against the sand stone to cause erosion. Ironstone is created by iron minerals clumping together. The ironstone falls out, creating the holes in the hoodoos.
Hoodoos are formed by sand stones, weathering, and erosion. When there is erosion it carves into the rock and weathering makes it slanted.
When water gos into the crack in a hoodoo it freezes it makes a bigger crack and rocks fall of. Also when sand is picked up by sand and make minirals from the rock fall off. Also when it rains the minarls falls off
Some forces at work are sand, wind, ice, frost thaw,rain, and sandstone. In the article, it says that most hoodoos are mostly made from sandstone.
Forces that are at work to create Hoodoos are wind, rain, sand, and the freeze-thaw cycle.
Some forces used to create a hoodoo are rain, sand, And frost and thaw these are examples of weathering and erosion.
I think the forces that work together to create a hoodoo are wind rain sand and freeze thaw cycle
Forces that are at work to create a hoodoo are wind erosion, sand blowing, the freeze-thaw cycle, water, and other types of erosion.
Some forces at work in the creation of hoodoos are erosion and weathering when water gets into cracks in the rock and freezes (this is called the freeze thaw cycle, and when the water freezes it expands making cracks larger) and after these forces are at work it creates an odd rock that can be the size of a person or the size of a ten story builing.
i think that the 4 things are wind water ice and freeze thaw cycle.
The causes of erosion are water,sand,wind and ice.
The forceses at work to make a hoodoo are wind, water, sandstone, and bedrock. The wind blose sand that erodes. water has the freezing cycle. sandstone and bedrock are what the hoodoos are made of.
Some forces are weathering, rain, sandstone, erosions, frost/thaw, and wind and thats what create the hoodoos.
Hoodoos are created by sand and erosion which break away the soft rock leaving the hard rock into odd formations.
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