Spooky rocks that move by themselves
Posted by admin in Uncategorized on 05 10th, 2008 | 16 responses
Inside Death Valley National Park in Racetrack Playa you can find these interesting rocks that apparently move by themselves. They’re on the floor of the playa with long trails behind them.
Somehow these rocks move across the playa, cutting a furrow in the sediment as they move.
No one knows or can give a real explanation, and no one has ever seen them in motion.
Some of these rocks are really heavy, so how do they move?
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thats not creepy they’re just weathering eroding and moving to ’sea level’ or lower ground
Are you bored? Why did you moved the rocks?
ok the wind moves them on the glass like surface, but why are some in different directions?
The expansion and contraction of the ground would produce movement as the moisture content of the soil varied. The contraction and expansion of the soil would produce cracks as well as variance in the height of the soil.
The expansion and contraction of the ground would produce movement as the moisture content of the soil varied. The contraction and expansion of the soil would produce cracks as well as variance in the height of the soil.
Where did you find these pictures? Do you know where in the world this desert is? I’d like to investigate this further.
Weird!
Faith can move mountains.
Mohammed can move mountains too, apparently.
I know how they do it.
But I have promised to keep it a secret!
lol!
Faith must be pretty strong to move a mountain.
Or maybe she’s just lying. I’m going with the latter.
“Faith can move mountains.”
She probably could, but she’d have her husband Tim McGraw do the work, I’m sure.
de rocks move by magic, de same force dat keeps de sun in de sky move dem rocks. U show me gravities and I show yous how de rock move from place to place. De rocks de know and someday u know too.
well, faith and tim are at home now. haha. i saw their trucks in the driveway. so faith didn’t move them.
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