Sandstone is formed when rocks or boulders erode away slowly creating smaller, and smaller rocks. After hundreds of years, the boulders would be tiny sediments, the size of a grain of sand ( 1 boulder can turn into millions of sediments, millions of grains of sand). After longer time, these sediments compact together, sometimes creating sandstoneSandSandstone is formed when rocks or boulders erode away slowly creating smaller, and smaller rocks. After hundreds of years, the boulders would be tiny sediments, the size of a grain of sand ( 1 boulder can turn into millions of sediments, millions of grains of sand). After longer time, these sediments compact together, sometimes creating sandstone
Sandstone is formed when rocks or boulders erode away slowly creating smaller, and smaller rocks. After hundreds of years, the boulders would be tiny sediments, the size of a grain of sand ( 1 boulder can turn into millions of sediments, millions of grains of sand). After longer time, these sediments compact together, sometimes creating sandstonestone is formed when rocks or boulders erode away slowly creating smaller, and smaller rocks. After hundreds of years, the boulders would be tiny sediments, the size of a grain of sand ( 1 boulder can turn into millions of sediments, millions of grains of sand). After longer time, these sediments compact together, sometimes creating sandstoneSandstone is formed when rocks or boulders erode away slowly creating smaller, and smaller rocks. After hundreds of years, the boulders would be tiny sediments, the size of a grain of sand ( 1 boulder can turn into millions of sediments, millions of grains of sand). After longer time, these sediments compact together, sometimes creating sandstone
Sandstone is formed when rocks or boulders erode away slowly creating smaller, and smaller rocks. After hundreds of years, the boulders would be tiny sediments, the size of a grain of sand ( 1 boulder can turn into millions of sediments,...