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Friday, September 5, 2014
Stream Table Lab: Erosion
What were our findings in regard to erosion in the stream table investigation? What other variables could we have tested in order to learn more about erosion?
Ashley Our findings in regard to erosion in the stream table lab were seeing delta's, a pool, a "sandbar", and after words a canyon. Variables we could test to learn more about erosion are changing the speed in which the water is coming at, the angle of the tray, and maybe actual earth material from outside. For example, faster water feed, lower angle, and actual dirt, sand, gravel, and bigger chunks of rock. This was a really fun lab!!! 5 stars!!! Thank you for having us do this lab!
Ashley
ReplyDeleteOur findings in regard to erosion in the stream table lab were seeing delta's, a pool, a "sandbar", and after words a canyon. Variables we could test to learn more about erosion are changing the speed in which the water is coming at, the angle of the tray, and maybe actual earth material from outside. For example, faster water feed, lower angle, and actual dirt, sand, gravel, and bigger chunks of rock. This was a really fun lab!!! 5 stars!!! Thank you for having us do this lab!