Question

At 88 meters (289 feet), Landscape Arch is the longest natural arch in Arches National Park in Utah. Many geologists believe it is the longest natural arch in the world. This natural arch was produced by

Answer 1

Answer:

The recreation center is adjoining the Colorado River, 4 miles (6 km) north of Moab, Utah. In excess of 2,000 common sandstone curves are situated in the recreation center, including the notable Delicate Arch, just as an assortment of one of a kind land assets and developments.

A characteristic curve, regular scaffold, or (less usually) shake curve is a characteristic shake development where a curve has framed with an opening underneath. Regular curves ordinarily shape where inland bluffs, waterfront precipices, blades or stacks are liable to disintegration from the ocean, streams or enduring (subaerial forms).

Answer 2

Answer:

Weathering and erosion process

Explanation:

A natural arch refers to the rock formations that forms naturally in a curved shape. It forms a bridge connecting two cliffs and an open air space is located below the bridge.

These are formed when the comparatively softer rock particles are eroded by the agents such as wind or water at a much faster rate. These takes place mostly along the coastlines, caves, and over the areas where is constant flow of water. They are also formed in the region where there is high winds or the areas where the physical weathering process such as freeze and thaw method takes place frequently causing the rock to weather and erode.