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Amazing formations that deserve their own thread.


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i bet if you nation treasure 2'd those rocks they'd have alien writing on them.

everyone knows that rocks are the most technologically advanced things that alien races can leave behind as markers.
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Quote (Subwoofer @ Dec 6 2016 12:19pm)
i bet if you nation treasure 2'd those rocks they'd have alien writing on them.

everyone knows that rocks are the most technologically advanced things that alien races can leave behind as markers.


I wouldn't worry about pebbles, its the 100+ ton rocks that where "placed" with a precesion we cant match today that are real spooky.







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pfft only "precise" because over time gravity has normalized the bonding agents to a microscopically similar level. time and gravity can do crazy things.
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Quote (Subwoofer @ Dec 6 2016 03:47pm)
pfft only "precise" because over time gravity has normalized the bonding agents to a microscopically similar level. time and gravity can do crazy things.


I agree, "crazy" - its a great way to describe that phrase.

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Giant's Causeway in Ireland. Interesting shapes

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