The wind carries smaller particles like dust and sand grains further than larger ones. This is due to their reduced mass, requiring less force to be moved, and experiencing less air resistance due to their smaller size.
In the physics of wind erosion, wind can transport particles of varying sizes. The size of the particles that gets carried the furthest largely depends on the strength and duration of the wind. Generally, smaller particles such as dust and sand grains are carried farther by the wind than larger particles. This is because smaller particles have less mass and thus require less force to move. Furthermore, due to their reduced size, they experience less drag (resistance to motion due to friction with air), making them more efficient at traveling longer distances when aided by wind.
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(b) Constellations have elliptical orbits.
(c) Earth revolves around the Sun.
(d) Earth rotates on its axis.
B) Plate movement isolated many species
C) Few volcanoes formed
D) The regional climate grew much colder.