Physical geography · Coastal landscapes
Explain how weathering breaks down rock in place.
A simplified model: distances and timings are exaggerated to make the processes visible.
| Rotate the model | Drag (one finger on touch) |
| Zoom | Scroll wheel, pinch, or + − |
| Pan | Right-drag, Shift-drag or two-finger drag |
| Play / pause | Space |
| Previous / next stage | ← → |
| Re-centre the view | R |
| Guided camera on/off | G — follows the action; turns off when you move the view |
| Labels & hotspots | L |
| Present full screen | F |
| Feature information | Click a pulsing ● hotspot or a chip in the side panel |
Click a stage in the list to play just that stage. Press play to run the whole process from start to finish (tick “Pause after each stage” to stop between stages). Drag the timeline to scrub backwards and forwards. Models are simplified, exaggerated and time-compressed.
