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Shaping Of The Earth's Surface: Class 9th NEW NCERT (LEC~2)

Shivam Tripathi

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Shaping Of The Earth's Surface: Class 9th NEW NCERT (LEC~2)

73 просмотра · Трансляция закончилась 12 дней назад
Shivam Tripathi
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73 просмотра · Трансляция закончилась 12 дней назад
Key concepts covered so far: Weathering (21:47 - 26:00): The process of rock breakdown, categorized into physical (temperature, air, water), chemical (reactions like oxidation), and biological (plants and organisms). Gradation (26:00 - 33:00): The balancing cycle of the Earth's surface involving weathering, erosion (transportation), and deposition. Key agents mentioned are water, wind, glaciers, and sea waves. River Erosion (33:30 - 48:50): The lecture details landforms created by running water: Upper Course: Features V-shaped valleys, waterfalls (formed by differential erosion of hard and soft rocks), and rapids. Middle Course: Formation of meanders (river bends) and oxbow lakes. Lower Course: Formation of deltas at the river's mouth. Coastal Erosion (52:50 - 1:02:00): Explains how waves and currents shape the coast, creating sea caves, sea cliffs, sea arches, and sea stacks. Coming up later in the video: The instructor plans to cover the remaining agents of gradation, including glaciers, wind, and groundwater (1:02:47 - 1:03:07). 🌍 CLASS 9 | NEW NCERT GEOGRAPHY | CHAPTER 1 {lecture 2} — SHAPING OF THE EARTH’S SURFACE, "FEEL WAAALIIIIII CLASSSSSSS " This video focuses on conceptual understanding rather than rote learning, making it useful for Class 9 NCERT students, school examinations, foundation preparation and anyone who wants to understand physical geography from the basics. 👍 If you find this video useful, LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for more conceptual Geography classes. 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss the upcoming chapters! #class9geography #newncert #ShapingOfTheEarthsSurface #NCERTGeography #Class9 #Geography #physicalgeography #landforms #tectonicplates #weathering #erosion #gradation #river Landforms #upscfoundation