The following photographs show the demise of Jump-off Joe, a sea stack at Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon. The photos were taken over a hundred year period 1890, 1970 and in 1990. What happened to the sea stack? Explain. **
The sea syack was biga and tall until the big sea stack wa weathered down.It was weathered into sand and small rock.When sediments get weathered they turn into smaller particles.
All the waves that hit the big rocks breaked apart and they beacame litle. The waves of the sea made the rocks muddy and sand nothing that's why there is no more rocks.
http://www.edu.pe.ca/southernkings/sedimentaryec.htm After thousands of years, sedimentary rock is formed by many compact layers of rock building up pressure from water and the weight of other layers of overlying rock squeezing the rock until it molds together
The sea syack was biga and tall until the big sea stack wa weathered down.It was weathered into sand and small rock.When sediments get weathered they turn into smaller particles.
ReplyDeleteThe water crashed into the rocks. So when the water crashed into the rocks the rocks went from biggest to the shortest.
ReplyDeleteFirst there was alot of rocks and then they got smaller and then there were any rock.And then there was less water.
ReplyDeleteAll the waves that hit the big rocks breaked apart and they beacame litle.
ReplyDeleteThe waves of the sea made the rocks muddy and sand nothing that's why there is no more rocks.
The demise got washed away little by little over time.It got washed away by waves and wind.
ReplyDeletethe rocks have weathred away from the wind making the water bump aginst the rocks. the water has come from water falls or rivers.
ReplyDeleteThe demise got washed away little by little over time.It got washed away by water waves.
ReplyDeletebreak down into little piecesbig to little .it is breaking down because of the weather and the water.it was big but now it is small
ReplyDeleteThe Demise got washed away over little by little over time.It got washed away by water waves.
ReplyDeleteThis rock look like it eroded.I thing that it is 200 years old
ReplyDeleteI think that wearthing broke down the rocks and eriosn blew away.It changed by useing the rock clye.
ReplyDeletewell this happend by wethering and erosion and the water had pushed the rocks into the water so the rocks are sinking alondra
ReplyDeleteIt happened by the weathering and erosion. The water hit against the sea stack.
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The sea stack got washed away over time because of weathering and erosion.The demise looked like it got washed away by the water also.
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The sea stack got washed away. This happened when the water kept hitting the sea stack causing it to break, up or getting it washed away.
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ReplyDeleteAfter thousands of years, sedimentary rock is formed by many compact layers of rock building up pressure from water and the weight of other layers of overlying rock squeezing the rock until it molds together