Everything about Isostatic Depression totally explained
Isostatic Depression is the term used by geologists for the sinking of large parts of the earth's crust into the
asthenosphere. The sinking is caused by a heavy weight placed on the earth's surface. Often this is caused by the heavy weight of glacial ice due to continental
glaciation, a process in which permanent ice places pressure on the earth's crust thereby depressing it with its weight.
After continental glaciation has receded, it's common for
isostatic rebound to take place.
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