https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo Made with good vibes en-us 2020-10-19 03:35:10 UTC 2025-10-30 17:00:57 UTC hello@padlet.com andrees8 https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839688340 What we can observe in the image is chemical weathering. The rusting of the metal is due to the oxidation of iron in the presence of water. When it rains the metal becomes rusted. I think that water from the rain comes in contact with iron it oxidizes it, creating iron oxide. This can be observed in the rust of the iron fence. This is supported by the properties of iron and water. Also, since this location is outside, where it rains, water would be present many times every year. This process is progressive. As we can see in the image, not all the metal is rusted, as it is something that slowly occurs over time.]]> 2020-10-19 03:38:17 UTC https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839688340 andrees8 https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839691975 2020-10-19 03:40:57 UTC https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839691975 andrees8 https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839701401 The following images show Mechanical Weathering. This is the weathering of one rock being broken down by erosion into multiple rocks. I believe that this process occurs from multiple things. I believe that the roots of nearby plants and trees have grown into the rock, causing it to crack. In combination with other forms of weathering such as rain and wind, these cracks on the original rock were formed. The nearby plants support this belief. Other trees have grown for several years, and the roots are capable of forming erosion like this. This process is also progressive, as time passes the roots grow and so do the cracks in the rocks.]]> 2020-10-19 03:48:21 UTC https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839701401 andrees8 https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839702112 2020-10-19 03:48:58 UTC https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839702112 andrees8 https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839702776 This image shows a water dam near my house. This is where water flows through when it rains. It is visible that the dirt on the side has been altered by the flow of water. I believe that the constant flow of water has eroded the land to create the slope on the dirt and rocks. I have personally seen the water flow when it rains. A lot of water accumulates, as this brings all the water down from the mountains. Water overflows, which is why I believe it has caused the dirt and rocks to form the visible slope down. This is a progressive process as multiple occasions have caused it. However, the slope is more visible the days after it rains.]]> 2020-10-19 03:49:31 UTC https://padlet.com/andrees8/axvr8fv777swi4mo/wish/839702776