Order 1048779: earth science

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NOTE: For  full points, observe a 200 word minimum for your post  After watching the video on Glaciers and the North American Ice Age  posted in the Week 2 folder, please create a New Thread to answer the  following questions.  1. Create a title for your thread that makes others want to read your  post.    2. What did you learn that surprised you about glaciers or the Ice Ages,  explain?  3. What rating would you give this video based on how much you liked or  enjoyed this video. (5 stars is excellent, 1 star is poor).  W2 (A) - Weathering (20 pts) Please provide a thoughtful response, in your own words, that includes  answers to the following (there should be a minimum of 300 words in your  total response):  1. What is weathering?  2. Distinguish between the two main categories of weathering and give  examples of how each type operates to create sediments?  3. Give your opinion on which type of weathering works the most rapidly  to wear down rock and create sediments.   To enter your response, select Text Submission and click on the button:  Write Submission, to type or copy in your response directly into  Blackboard.  Due Date: has been extended until the end of the day on: Sunday, May  27th.  W2 (B) - Glaciers (20 pts) Please provide a thoughtful response (300 word minimum total), in your  own words, to the following questions:  Sometimes people use the term ″glacial pace″ to describe something that  moves very slowly.  1. Please use your own words to give a vivid desсrіption of how a  glacier moves down a mountain valley. Use as much detail as possible  about the factors that control the movement and what happens as the  glacier moves. Also, tell me how fast glaciers actually move.  2. Select one glacial erosional feature (see your textbook, examples:  U-shaped valley, horn, cirque, kettle lake, etc. ) and describe what it  looks like and how it was formed.  3. Include an image of the erosional feature above and provide a source  for the image.  4. Select one glacial depositional feature (see your textbook, examples:  moraine, esker, drumlin, erratic, etc. ) and describe what it looks  like and how it was formed.  5. Include an image of the depositional feature above and provide a  source for the image.  To enter your response, select Text Submission and click on the button:  Write Submission, to type or copy in your response directly into  Blackboard.  Due date: has been extended to: Sunday, May 27th    Please don′t put them together   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v＝1nSIj9tvhbY  Glacier Calving, Huge Wave.mp4