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 * How Erosion Reshapes The Earth**

First of all, what is **Erosion**? Erosion is the process in which ice, wind, or Wind can shape the earth by blowing away dust particles, dirt, or other even gravity reshapes the earth. things small enough for wind to carry. Also, wind can carry heavy things as well. For example, during a tornado, the wind could pick up rocks, dirt clumps, and in some cases, it could even pick up vehicles!

Also if you’re in a desert, the wind could be strong to blow away hills of sand up to 5 feet tall!

Another thing that reshapes the Earth, is water. Rain drops, the ocean, or even your sprinkler could reshape the Earth. Rain can bounce around rocks, dirt, and other things that might be lying around, as it hits the ground. Oceans can reshape the Earth by its currents. This means that when the water flows up onto land. It could make the soil/sand wet and easier for animals and other organisms to pick it up and carry it away. Also, it can pick rocks, and dirt clumps and carrying it into the water. it can also leave particles floating around in the water, on the shore.


 * How Earthquakes Reshape the Earth**

An Earthquake is the sudden movement in the ground, that occurs when the Earth's crust releases a bolt of energy that creates, Seismic Waves. Earthquakes are commonly started by Volcano eruptions, Mine Blasts, and Nuclear activities.They can reshape the earth by all the sudden movements. The movement in the ground causes it to split. In some cases, it doesn't. These are called, Faults. Below are the different types of faults caused by and Earthquake.