The way a small rock becomes a big rock and a big rock becomes a small rock is because of a thing called erosion. Erosion can be made by the smallest things like sand and moss. Even those tiny particles can affect these huge and small rocks they can either add up onto the rocks that are smaller and can break down the rocks that are bigger.
The way that large pieces of rock turn in to little pieces is when a rock falls down a hill and hits the ground at a high pace and breaks off to very tiny pieces. Another way for large rocks to turn into little rocks is erosion.
Bigger rocks turn into smaller rocks from Weathering.Mechanical Weathering occurs when natural resources destroy rocks and Chemical Weathering occurs when chemical reactions mix with rocks.
Bigger rocks turn into smaller rocks from Weathering.Mechanical Weathering occurs when natural resources destroy rocks and Chemical Weathering occurs when chemical reactions mix with rocks.
Large rocks can become smaller rocks by erosion. Chemical and mechanical weathering breaks them down into smaller pieces, and the specific process of it is called abrasion. The smaller the rock, the faster it breaks down into smaller pieces.
The reason why the big rock became the little rock is by something called weathering. Weathering is almost the same exact thing erosion. Weathering makes rocks and other earth erode which means wear away. So when a rock stays in one place for a while it starts getting erode because of all the bad weather and wind and other natural occurrences.
A big rock can turn into a small rock maybe because two rocks are hitting each other and pieces of the rocks are falling off and can make the big rock/rocks smaller.
The reason why the big rock became the little rock is by something called weathering. Weathering is almost the same exact thing erosion. Weathering makes rocks and other earth materials erode which means wear away. So when a rock stays in one place for a while it starts getting erode because of all the bad weather and wind and other natural occurrences.
When rock slides, earthquakes, and other weather-related events like that happen, the bigger rocks shake around, and smash together over and over again, till finally they brake into pieces.
Well the way bigger rocks become smaller rocks is because of different types of weathering and also they grind up against each other and it wears away the exposed surfaces. http://www.k5geosource.org/2activities/1invest/rocks/pg3.html
A large rock can become smaller by rocks smashing together or by Erosional effects. Erosional effects is when the environment causes the larger rock become smaller. The reasons why this happens is wind ,water and other rocks things like tree roots and animals may cause this as well but over time. Also humans might cause this as well.
Erosion can happen in many ways ,some of those things are water, air, and weather. Erosion is a process that breaks down rocks into smaller rocks. That is what erosion is.
The rocks get smaller when the rocks r smashing together, and sometimes it can get smaller when there r strong winds, and the rock smash really, really hard together.
when a large one and a small one you can bang them into each other and it starts creating little bits of the rocks you broke and it has to be sorta wet to do it
When a daddy rock and a mommy love each other VERY much... (Sorry! I couldn't resist)
Rock rub against each other like penguins huddling, that can make them BREAK. When when they break, it makes smaller rocks!
Also the weather can cause breakage as well, the rain can make small cracks even BIGGER. Or, the rain can make them slippery and they can fall off something and break something.
But, I like the mommy rock and daddy rock theory better.
A larger size rock turns into a smaller size rock by being smashed into a smaller bits and pieces now this can be caused by someone breaking them or by the rock falling into lava or river
Erosion is what makes a big rock turn into a small rock.
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DeleteThe big rocks form into little rocks by smashing into each other and braking apart and than they just keep smashing and forming littler rocks.
ReplyDeleteA big rock turns into a little rock when two big rocks hit together hard enough to break them down in to smaller rocks.
ReplyDeletethe rocks rub against each other and it makes the rocks smaller
ReplyDeleteThe rocks Rub against each other and It makes the rocks smaller.
DeleteThe way a small rock becomes a big rock and a big rock becomes a small rock is because of a thing called erosion. Erosion can be made by the smallest things like sand and moss. Even those tiny particles can affect these huge and small rocks they can either add up onto the rocks that are smaller and can break down the rocks that are bigger.
ReplyDeleteWhen two peices of rock rub together they both get smaller and smaller and thats how a big rock turns into a little rock.
ReplyDeleteThe way that large pieces of rock turn in to little pieces is when a rock falls down a hill and hits the ground at a high pace and breaks off to very tiny pieces. Another way for large rocks to turn into little rocks is erosion.
ReplyDeleteBigger rocks turn into smaller rocks from Weathering.Mechanical Weathering occurs when natural resources destroy rocks and Chemical Weathering occurs when chemical reactions mix with rocks.
ReplyDeleteBigger rocks turn into smaller rocks from Weathering.Mechanical Weathering occurs when natural resources destroy rocks and Chemical Weathering occurs when chemical reactions mix with rocks.
ReplyDeleteLarge rocks can become smaller rocks by erosion. Chemical and mechanical weathering breaks them down into smaller pieces, and the specific process of it is called abrasion. The smaller the rock, the faster it breaks down into smaller pieces.
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Erosion makes big rocks turn into smaller ones by hitting it and it breaks apart.
ReplyDeleteThe reason why the big rock became the little rock is by something called weathering. Weathering is almost the same exact thing erosion. Weathering makes rocks and other earth erode which means wear away. So when a rock stays in one place for a while it starts getting erode because of all the bad weather and wind and other natural occurrences.
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ReplyDeleteA large rock became rock from chemical weathering and over time the chemical will eat away at the rock.
DeleteWeathering effects the rocks and when they rub together they break down into smaller rocks.
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ReplyDeleteA big rock can turn into a small rock maybe because two rocks are hitting each other and pieces of the rocks are falling off and can make the big rock/rocks smaller.
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The reason why the big rock became the little rock is by something called weathering. Weathering is almost the same exact thing erosion. Weathering makes rocks and other earth materials erode which means wear away. So when a rock stays in one place for a while it starts getting erode because of all the bad weather and wind and other natural occurrences.
ReplyDeleteMechanical and chemical is part of weathering that helps break down rocks into smaller pieces
ReplyDeleteIts when two rocks hit together and brake. It forms small rocks.
ReplyDeletethey smash together, acid could get touches them and they crumble.
ReplyDeleteThey smash together and acid could tought them and they could crumble
DeleteWhen rock slides, earthquakes, and other weather-related events like that happen, the bigger rocks shake around, and smash together over and over again, till finally they brake into pieces.
ReplyDeletewhen rocks collide in to each other the brake and become small
ReplyDeleteWhen you smash 2 rocks together, it forms into smaller rocks.
ReplyDeleteWhen you have two rocks and you smash them together, it forms smaller rocks.
ReplyDeleteSimple, weather breaks rock down, rock smashes with other rocks, rock gets turned to pebble, pebble becomes gravel.
ReplyDeleteIts when two rocks hit together and they brake up
ReplyDeleteSimple, weather breaks rock down, rock smashes with other rocks, rock gets turned to pebble, pebble becomes gravel.
ReplyDeletethey break down over the yeayrs
ReplyDeleteWhen two rocks are hit they brake,weather/ nature can cause them to erode.
ReplyDeleteThe rocks get smaller by the weathering and it brake them down and they get smaller and smaller to they are gone.
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ReplyDeleteWell the way bigger rocks become smaller rocks is because of different types of weathering and also they grind up against each other and it wears away the exposed surfaces.
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ReplyDeleteI think that the reason that big rocks turn in to little rocks because weathering and erosion.
Deletethe water can cause erosion witch can split it up to little rocks
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ReplyDeleteWhen 2 rocks hit each other and break up into small pieces, which makes smaller version of rocks.
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ReplyDeleteA large rock can become smaller by rocks smashing together or by Erosional effects. Erosional effects is when the environment causes the larger rock become smaller. The reasons why this happens is wind ,water and other rocks things like tree roots and animals may cause this as well but over time. Also humans might cause this as well.
ReplyDeleteThe water can cause erosion witch can split it up to little rocks.
ReplyDeleteThe water can cause erosion witch can split it up to little rocks.
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ReplyDeleteA large piece of rock becomes a small piece of rock because of erosion caused by rain.
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DeleteThe bigger rocks erode on to the other rocks and they break down
ReplyDeleteLarge rocks turn into little rocks from weathering from eroision
ReplyDeleteThey break from other rocks and then reform
ReplyDeleteA large piece of rock becomes a small piece of rock when the weather breaks it down, or when erosion happens.
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ReplyDeleteBigger rocks can become smaller rocks by erosion and when rocks rub against each other and break off.
ReplyDeleteErosion can happen in many ways ,some of those things are water, air, and weather. Erosion is a process that breaks down rocks into smaller rocks. That is what erosion is.
ReplyDeleteA large rock can become a smaller rock by smashing them together and it can become a small rock by erosion!!!
ReplyDeleteThe rocks get smaller when the rocks r smashing together, and sometimes it can get smaller when there r strong winds, and the rock smash really, really hard together.
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ReplyDeletewhen a large one and a small one you can bang them into each other and it starts creating little bits of the rocks you broke and it has to be sorta wet to do it
ReplyDeleteLarge rocks become small rocks because of erosion.
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what happens is when, big rocks smash into each other they make smaller rocks and so on
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ReplyDeleteWhen a daddy rock and a mommy love each other VERY much... (Sorry! I couldn't resist)
ReplyDeleteRock rub against each other like penguins huddling, that can make them BREAK. When when they break, it makes smaller rocks!
Also the weather can cause breakage as well, the rain can make small cracks even BIGGER. Or, the rain can make them slippery and they can fall off something and break something.
But, I like the mommy rock and daddy rock theory better.
the bigger rock in erosion makes friction the friction breaks it down in to smaller rock
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ReplyDeleteBig rocks can become small rocks by erosion and wethering.
ReplyDeleteA larger size rock turns into a smaller size rock by being smashed into a smaller bits and pieces now this can be caused by someone breaking them or by the rock falling into lava or river
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ReplyDeleteBig rocks turn into little rocks by weathering.
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ReplyDeleteThe answer is weathering because if one rock smashes in to another it willl make little rocks and maybe spark a little bit
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ReplyDeleteBig rocks turn into little rocks by weathering.
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ReplyDeleteLarge rocks turn into small rocks because of weathering. Weathering can be either chemical or mechanical.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is weathering and Erosion
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