Soil erosion occurs when natural forces such as wind, water, and gravity disrupt the structure of the soil, causing soil particles to become loose and move away from each other. As a result, the soil can be carried away by water or wind, which is known as erosion. Various factors can cause erosion, including rainwater, … Read more
Penck’s Erosion Cycle According to Penck, “The phase and rate of upliftment of landforms and the sum of mutual relations in degradation are intertwined.” Mr. Penck has observed upliftment occurring at different rates and has divided the stages of evolution of landforms into three parts, as follows: Afasti Jinde Intiwak Lung – In this stage, … Read more
The landforms created by internal volcanic activity are mainly basaltic lava flows, which occur when lava erupts from within the earth. Basaltic lava is a type of lava that has low viscosity and flows easily downslope, creating large sheets of rock that can extend for miles. The sheets of basaltic lava can be up to … Read more