Nobody Can Explain Exactly How This Happened

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[@viscache1]

Alien #1: “Oh Crap! My laser misfired and cut a rock in half! Humans will be angry!” Alien #2: “Holy Cheese! Zork will be pissed if he finds out! Let’s get out of here!” Alien #1: “Okay, remember, what happens on earth stays on earth!” Alien #2: “Sounds good to me, Graack!” (Sounds of braxbandi powered engine firing up and propelling ship into the atmosphere back to the home planet)

[@andrewvelonis5940]

👏

[@UthmanSaeedJrUthman]

What a perfect explanation

[@myfortnite6405]

Skit kinda reminds me of "Space Ghost" Most have heard of the 80s cartoon Space Ghost. But not so many are aware of that there was a Tonight Show themed talk show on Mtv in the 90s called Space Ghost: Coast To Coast. It aired in the same time slot as Ren & Stimpy Which was one of the best American Animated shows ever. Both shows were hilarious. look for both shows on KZbin

[@phillipbruce6280]

Not only was the rock smoothly cut but so precisely as cause it to balance perfectly.

[@scorpius3302]

That is true

[@HyperactiveSloth79]

It's not balanced. The base is part of the rock. The rocks are actually much larger than you can see because it extends underground. You're just seeing the top of the rock and the bottom of the part you can see has been carved away to make a skinnier "neck" shape.

[@JamesGanley-f9g]

As said above and at the start of the video, they are not balancing the rock is larger than can be seen and extends underground.

[@indridcold8433]

I thought the video said that was just the bottom of the rock that was eroded away over the eons. Maybe the crack happened first and the erosion followed. The middle of the rock did not erode because it was protected be the other half of the stone.

[@spikenomoon]

Beyond ridiculous. All of it

[@daver.3156]

OK I admit it, it was me I gave a karate chop 😂

[@Nicholas_Devine]

How do you know we haven't been in a state of technology more advanced than our present time, to the point of a reset and worked our way back up to where we are now seemingly making our way there again?

[@crenaud590]

Exactly!

[@bradydavis6365]

Thats exactly the case

[@bradydavis6365]

What if all the “old gods” are actually jus humans with super advanced tech?

[@Just_Jerileigh]

That's correct... Apparently we're in the 5th civilization...

[@omogisalu]

i dont think alien'z aren't a thing in yeolden time i belive we were a very lengthy smart group there are rock'z with carving'z older then stonehenge and they were under rock debris i think weve come back from point 0 till today but far older in the 0 point

[@nicksothep8472]

The reason because I think the Al-naasra rock was cut, and not split naturally, is because of the space between the two parts, if it split naturally the two faces would still be touching themselves, as both parts are still attached to the bedrock, instead it's obvious that material was removed to cause the long slit. As far as who did it I don't know, but there are other intresting rock hewn structures in the general area so it might be an unfinished project, and dismissing it simply because we believe ancient people didn't possess sufficient technogy is one of the mainstream weaknesses.

[@calsgonefishing5812]

Nick, I agree. Also if it was fault slip, the slip would be visible on the surface and detectable subsurface. As you said the rocks are connected the bottom so hydraulic jacking won't work as it would also split the rock off the bottom. As stated it's only 2800Yr old (800BC) lots of rock cutting going on at that time.

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Yeah its actually embarrasing what some people genuinely believe like i know aliens are real but to discredit so many human civilizations and claim aliens did it is so ignorant people are that retarded they think it isnt possibe for people to be smart enough to build these things.

[@Pinnacleman]

Moses caused the rock to split

[@martinhastingsis]

100% mate!

[@coreysavage8584]

.... also, I hope we can appreciate that using sound to carve stone is a highly evolved technology. Our understanding is in it's infancy but using vibration and resonant frequencies is one path to precision cutting. We are toddlers in the sandbox of understanding and science I think.

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Using air and water also works. Most people are toddlers in their understanding in science but you would be genuinely amazed by some of the smart people out there and thats only what we know about. I dont want to sound like a crazy person but its legit true.. the government and the elite hide lots of stuff from us they would have advanced technology we dont even think is possible to make.

[@coreysavage8584]

@@DIRTYPLACCY 100% spot on mate

[@Virgilhinkletrash]

You are well informed and exactly right.

[@davidsimpkins8639]

Yes. We are, in fact, dummer today than yesterday.

[@Brick2buddies]

The problem with the water freezing theory is it would not be so laser straight. It would also form a wedge shape rather than a straight line.

[@badoww4921]

yes they said that

[@bantutheskinsurgeon6779]

You must be fun at parties

[@charlesbaker5001]

That split rock formation is also remarkable due to it's large size and the fact that it stands alone without similar rock formations nearby.

[@arwaabushalanfah9348]

It’s Allah/god cuz they are arabs so they worship him or long time ago the rock was going to fall on some and it got sliced by him

[@Marconel100]

@@arwaabushalanfah9348 Bullshit

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@arwaabushalanfah9348 catch a load a dis bs

[@rimadedhia2173]

it can also be because of lightning that struck in the centre of the rock

[@Marconel100]

@@rimadedhia2173 honestly thats so far the best idea i heard

[@389293912]

For lasers there would be evidence on the faces of the rocks like melted stone, or other molecular alteration. Pressurized water containing sand would be erosive. It's less water that erodes than all the sediment and boulders tumbling in that water

[@vittorio2783]

Ancient Laser Tecnology !!!!!

[@democracyforall]

Dead easy to solve this, in the old days, you give one hundred sheep to the lady father and he give you the girl by saying you are the man you can look after her she is your wife and the 100 sheeps goes to the wife as a payment...so it must have been something like that I suppose ha ha ha ha. May be the man was very poor so he said I will do something that the world will remember so I am different to all of you fools even though I may be poor and cannot get the lady I want so he must have done it out of rage ha ha ha ha

[@tallyhorizzla3330]

Where was the floating rock in the thumbnail? Clickbait.

[@martinhastingsis]

Yeah and a whole lot of Fluff.

[@83KJack]

23:45 genius

[@83KJack]

​@@martinhastingsis you guys are being ridiculous its RIGHT there 👆

[@tallyhorizzla3330]

My bad. I zoned out before then. Lol

[@martinhastingsis]

@@83KJack Got bored with the same old BS commentary. Must have missed the clikbait item. More meaningful life than to waste it watching junk.

[@mycroftsanchez901]

Nobody can explain this. Proceeds to explain EXACTLY how these occur!

[@davidyoung7435]

Albert Einstein was asked once by a reporter: “What’s it like to be the smartest man alive?” He replied: “I wouldn’t know. You would have to ask Mr Nikola Tesla.”

[@clarenceworley8134]

Not only is that not a real quote, but it's also not true. Einstein was much smarter and his work is far beyond Tesla

[@Nicholas_Devine]

Have you noticed that ever since Musk named his car company after Nikola Tesla everyone wants to talk about him like he's some God. He was just a human being who got taken advantage of and slandered. Just because someone may own a Tesla car or love them, they don't need to worship the name. They're nice cars but just cars and the name Tesla is just a name. GET OVER IT!

[@Nicholas_Devine]

@@clarenceworley8134 Plus there weren't even reporters back then. They had the more respectable name of "Journalist" right?

[@clarenceworley8134]

@@Nicholas_Devine I think when it comes to who was smarter Tesla or his mentor Thomas Edison there is a valid argument that Tesla was smarter, but Einstein? Nope, not even close

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

​@@clarenceworley8134You do realize that all of Tesla's hypotheses have been proven? Tesla was an electric universe proponent, and is currently being vindicated on all counts. On the other hand, Einstien has had most of his hypotheses disproven in full or in part. All one has to do is look at currently published papers to see. Failure of CERN, failure of gravity to explain (r+d) gravitic light crustal displacement. Many more. Composition of asteroids. Asteroid gassing, but active jetting along magnetic field lines. Failure of jwst to find proof of redshift or dark matter. Should I go on? Or spank more?

[@IwaKing_Music]

My theory to the Al Naslaa rock is that it may have had a thin layer of mineral between the inner layer upright to the formation and may have weathered away due to some chemical and/or mechanical (seismic tremors, etc.) reaction, and seeing that it is still surrounded by rock would have been easy for the mineral to be deposited away from the more firm rock structure by water (or as one commenter said the horse may have licked it all up lol they do need minerals). I am a mineral and rock collector and have noticed layered rocks with perfect dimensions and could be separated easily by any of the above mentioned reactions...all the best hope that made sense ...Forestry Engineer by training, Cuba 1999-2005

[@robh2358]

could early engineers have used water to cut the rock ?

[@harrywalker5836]

so why does the rock,,,s. stand alone,,there should be more with same gap..if its 1 rock, then the mineral will still be underground..explain how there are brotasour carvings on an indian temple,,6 ft long sperm, carved into the ceiling, columns that turn, ceserian section statues..all, over 1000 yr old.. praveen mohan vids.

[@kathiefilkins445]

Aliens with a sense of humor. ' let's give em something to think about, drive em crazy'

[@EnergyAssessor-du3yn]

I find geology fascinating. rocks aren't "boring"

[@johneachus6667]

Rock's ROCK man

[@kentworch]

Hell yeah. Lots of interesting things to be found looking at rocks. Especially if you know what you're looking for. Definitely not boring.👍

[@EKA201-j7f]

The "cut" stone was maybe left to cause discussion, like "What?!" And the last one is still amazing.

[@heididepotter8136]

Nature is just so fascinating and of amasing beauty

[@judith4361]

on my property in new Zealand my dad found about 6 of those round boulders when he was planting trees in our bush.

[@ZoroTheSamurai]

sorry i was training there...

[@user-pu2zp2ke2l]

Finally solved 🎉

[@Jknow392]

I have a friend who likes Zoro

[@Crazyediterkid]

Oh ok

[@Shounanandwangnan]

bro wtf

[@desterylovell]

Teach me how to

[@MindysRevolution]

Devil's Tower is a giant tree stump

[@DespaceMan]

You can split rocks or bolder just by using wooden wedges, the wedges have to be dry of course then just add water.

[@harrywalker5836]

but they fall over..these are not. plus, what is it like underground. does it continue, or is there minerals in a crack. like a quartz line.&, why is there only 1 of these..sodom & gomorrah, were nuked,,so id say,,they had lasers, or better tech than we do now..seeing they had free power,world wide...explain the saw cuts, in diorite, granite, in egypt, everybody ignores..

[@Billyitsangel2]

The explanation of the Richat structure didn't disprove it being Atlantis. Everything they said could be true and it could still be Atlantis. Plato never said the Atlantians built the structure Atlantis was sitting on.

[@brandonfleming8910]

As humans we may never know what really happened in the long past.

[@ewewewewewe-fd5rt]

@@beardedguy8357 who

[@83KJack]

"Never say never." Omar the pigeon

[@stevewilliams2560]

That rock with the perfectly straight line cut through it God was just having fun that day so people would have something to think about

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Natural geological formations can be awesome. It is not so unusual to find weirdness when you look at rocks, in fact there are many. Some of which have weird explanations, most others being more mundane but equally fascinating when you come to understand them. I was able to take a couple geology and geology-related courses (fossilisation, planetary science, astrophysics and meteorology amongst others), some being short courses (because I'm not smart enough to go the whole hog lol), others being "proper", year-long ones, when doing a degree. Despite naturally being a more humanities-based student, I found these to be incredibly fascinating. I'd fully recommend doing some sort of geology course, at any level, for all students, current or future. You won't regret it!

[@christophercooper5843]

Cool...great advise too

[@HavingTheCrack]

you could say studying geology is a rock solid foundation for any aspiring student :)

[@rupeshsarkhel5784]

This is the longest comment I’ve ever seen Imagine you had to read this whole comment

[@kristenerickson5617]

@@rupeshsarkhel5784 i did lol

[@thesilentkitty7980]

You just gave me a headache wow you said a lot 😵‍💫

[@goodyden6748]

My Theory Is Lightning Strike The Rock To Make A Satisfying Line

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload during my September 2022 birthday month!

[@Multi_of_9]

Happy birthday 🎉

[@martinconnerty1201]

1:56 : What makes you think it's one rock cut in two? It's clearly two rocks with a side smoothed put. If it was one rock, the lines and features present on side, would continue across to the other side, yet they don't. All features and lines are unique to each side. Honestly!!!

[@SoloMotivation]

*ONE OF THE BEST QUOTES* “Your mind is a powerful thing. When you fill it with positive thoughts, your life will start to change” - Gautama Buddha Thanks For Reading 🙏🏻 I LOVE YOU

[@phooichunlau7827]

Thanks for the interesting program 🙏❤️

[@jamesmoore5630]

The moving rocks are at Great Salt Lake, and on a salt flat in South America also. The rocks motion is from both surfaces being wet or frosted and high winds, and the help of some oily silt. I would give a link but I do not remember who did the video.

[@Nicholas_Devine]

All you gotta do is Google it!

[@rudyadhitya7188]

These words tho... - Bedrock > makes me want to play Minecraft - Snowballing > makes me want to play Rust

[@Spookihi]

Wakanda forever?

[@Th3Rad10D3m0m]

Wakanda Forever!

[@joshkosh3950]

those "Sailing Stones" were probably because of Spongebob and Squidward delivering the pizza haha

[@tag1462]

The Appalachian area offers up some pretty stunning sites. I have seen some cliff sites that just defy imagination.

[@otis2750]

I am in southwest Virginia and I agree

[@tag1462]

@@otis2750 I've done a lot camping there. Two things I can say. One the country is breathtaking and the other is that the people are just down home outright friendly.

[@otis2750]

@@tag1462 there definitely is no place like it

[@granand]

You got my respects when you said it was photo shopped .. .

[@Jamitay1]

When it was Frozen solid they all Peed on it.

[@elemenknow420]

Aren’t we as humans trying to travel to distant planets to study rocks? Why wouldn’t alien species do the same

[@nanaandbump.]

The perfectly straight / smooth splits like that are super common in certain types of sandstone. Just pick a desert to hike around in Utah for an afternoon, you will see clean splits like that all over. That formation is still pretty neat and unique though!.

[@mattneilson644]

If true, where are the photos?

[@traekas7481]

@@mattneilson644 Go research it yourself, lazybones. U want photos? Google them or something, ffs.

[@mattneilson644]

@@traekas7481 I have not made the claim that they exist, so i don't have to prove they do. Also, it seems that if it was so easy to debunk the alien laser cut theory just by going to Utah and taking a bunch of pictures, people would have stopped saying that a while ago.

[@spracketskooch]

That is just untrue. The splits people refer to are not this straight. I can't even find a single picture of what you're referring to. I also have never seen a split that straight in person. I don't pretend to know what caused it, but almost no stone splits straight, vertically.

[@nanaandbump.]

@@spracketskooch So because you haven't seen one in person, that makes it untrue? Google Indian Creek Climbing and look through the pictures. You will eventually find "perfect" straight cracks that are significantly longer than the one in question. Also note all of the flat faces and sharp angles of the rock. It is simply a characteristic of certain types of sandstone. Don't stop at the first image of a meandering crack and say that is proof that there aren't any straight ones. The only thing that proves is that you haven't looked hard enough. Even better, go for a walk in a desert with sandstone cliffs, you will eventually run into these things, many of which are significantly larger than the boulder in this video.

[@michaelkegg7846]

The geologists theory of a joint fracture is the most likely explanation combined with the wind wiping up sand storms has smoothed it out over centuries

[@annoymousboss9100]

I think it's also a mystery that how this guy gets such amazing information.

[@angelinelopez9317]

W

[@nuelreview5636]

True

[@FranklinNewhart]

A wet rope or cable with abrasive sand run continuosly will cut stone. Still used for cutting slabs of stone.

[@agrarianyeti8134]

I'm with the geologists. Although a badly aimed alien laser makes sense too!

[@patriciabock4299]

no theory is addressing the issue that the rocks have not moved away from each other! Material is missing if there had been a crack it would not have caused a gap in between the two halves. The crack would still be together. Any pressure put on the rock to create the gap would have caused the two halves to move away from each other. That would have caused the base platform to break away. The rock was not cracked by weather or force!

[@giju6600]

Your videos truly are awesome. I’ve watched nearly every single one for the last 2-3 years. Here’s to hoping for another 3 🍻

[@stevenstump246]

Did that last one in this video make you hungry for peanut butter like me?

[@maphrang1182]

i have seen the Mawlynnong Rock, some people climb and jump on the rock but nothing happen. I have a Plant in my garden that have totally different leaves structure but on one branch it has the exact leaves of the other plant which grow next to it. so you can not predict nature i guess

[@Bacon_Protogen1111]

Fictional aliens playing laser tag : A1 : **splits the rock** "oh s***" A2 : s*** lets go

[@Daniel-kz5iq]

i would like to see the other side of this huge stone and also the cut surface.

[@kevinhealey9487]

I do wish it was more local so I would have a better chance to crash my 63 VW van straight into the dam rock knocking it asunder

[@stargo2931]

The other side is smooth, as if someone was preparing it for some use.

[@jasonw1569]

"Tinfoil" hasn't been used since 1910 because it rubs off on the food. Instead we've been using Aluminum foil for the past 114 years. As we know quite well, Aluminum foil is an excellent conductor.

[@TashaBryanRENegade]

Fancy travelling through the desert for weeks on end, just to graffiti a rock. Or, they carved the rock to show you can lead a horse/camel to water near by. The symbols used to help as directions. My dad lives in Taif, he definitely gets ice in the mountains 😂

[@ayemchunt1714]

You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead.

[@TashaBryanRENegade]

@@ayemchunt1714 😂😂😂😂

[@rluv4evr]

For the split rock: I think it's the geologist theory if there is a fault line right there. Aliens or time travelers if no fault line. Also, the only thing that God builds in straight lines is crystals. I've been to that place in Turkey and the locals pronounce it "Pam-el-Kai".

[@angeldemonstudios9802]

I feel like that the people that did the carvings on the rock probably used it as a landmark to not get lost in the desert

[@hakunamatata6341]

Aliens testing out their modified laser gun.

[@freeatleast]

I believe there was at bare minimum one far more advanced civilization that has been completely lost to us.

[@xkirax2997]

They're harvested.

[@rickmcdonald1557]

>>>DITTO

[@ANGKATOTOHANANCHANNELTV]

Thank you for sharing this with us

[@Joeboken]

As the base eroded away, it caused tension in the rock pulling in both directions, all it took was time, or a small tremor to split it. Many rocks split perfectly straight like this. That would be my guess, lol

[@rwfxdesigns]

Great video. Maybe Alien Geologist?

[@clearcreekdirtandsnow]

It’s funny that we would ask “why would aliens come here and cut a rock in half.” Well we do it on mars and any other planetary body we can get to

[@JesusChrist-xv7dn]

They came to cut the rock as a show of godly power, or it was a human feat using a wire saw, but im going to need to see this " cut" up close to conclude the method of bifrication.

[@FurryFaceMe]

what made the Aliens think they might get caught carving a line through some old rock in the middle of a Desert ?

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Extraterrestrials were probably around then, and they have such incredibly futuristic things that we are unable to concieve and believe.

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Shut up their still around but this stuff has nothing to do with them

[@SavingCentury]

Be Amazed: "Theory 2: Ancient Engineering" Me: (Still wearing my aluminum foil hat) "It was aliens!"

[@nelsondasilva667]

2nd

[@subirbhadra321]

the Arabian desert once faced thunderstorms 480 thousand years ago. So it might have been possible that the rock was struck by lightning, which has enough power to cut smooth surfaces .

[@jalehoward910]

What if Pascal's Law, was discovered thousands of years ago and they invented a water jet ? which we use today to cut even metal....

[@elizabethrios7759]

The Egyptians knew how to record sound into clay!!!!!

[@SailingSarah]

I believe it was a panel of Family Court judges, they could separate anything.

[@cesarzablan1334]

My theory is that ancient Egypt was the masters in stone cutting and used to do it in industrial and commercial development all over the world. The pyramids are their hydraulic cutting machines.

[@Mindset6927]

My dad, a friend and I were some of the last people to see the famed 'Finger of God' (locally known as 'Mukurob') which toppled over in December of 1988.

[@victorwaites9937]

Maybe it's just two rocks that was never connected. Natural phenomena.

[@GGdude301]

The water cutting the rocks IS THIS SCHOOL!? People should already know

[@basiliobastardo255]

Hope the next rock phenomenon to be feature is about Rolling Stones and Stone Temple Pilots.

[@notallowed33]

The floating stones are probably just a matter of reverse magnetism underneath it. The Earth is full of electronic plates that are generated by lightning, to keep the Earth revolving.

[@Hawkeye_360]

Easy to understand how they cut it, they used a very long thick rope/thread/twine and used it like a bicycle chain 🔗 like they cut jade today.

[@harrywalker5836]

why.??..for giggles.??..wrong..

[@byBeauxARTFULIVING]

I see 2 faces in profile, screen left is human, screen right is a lizard. Maybe it's not stone but petrified giants ?

[@RaspberryMocha]

I think Tanjiro cut a boulder again cause he needed to prove his strength to himself

[@troyevans1026]

You know prisoners can cut through metal bars with underwear strings: so I imagine that the people of the day used similar methods with people on either side of the rock pulling some type of tether.

[@aic5073]

Personally I think a larger section was cut out and one of the boulders was moved closer to other one. The features don't match perfectly like it should. Not sure how it was done but thats what ot looks like to me.

[@xthriteenx]

People be fore Aladdin came out: People after when anything opens with a desert: ARABIAN NIGHTS

[@xxshatteredmetalxx]

I believe in aliens just for the sole reason that, think about how GIGANTIC the universe is. If aliens DIDN'T exist, that would be an incredible waste of space.

[@MrGame-mo3cp]

i like the theories of alien just visit random planet, play with laser, and leave

[@1TwistedPoet]

They aren't "balanced" on.stones beneath them. Those are eroded parts of the stone itself. Likely just a layer of soft sedimentary rock that has been worn away.

[@yungBitta291]

They was more advanced then you could ever imagine

[@andrewwazagow9120]

I have personally had witnessed an object - which happened to be a building element made of thick glass ( which is of course the quartz , just like the rock here ) , square in shape , that while I was looking at it soundlessly split in two identical halves , with the line of "cut" being sinusoidal (like the division in the famous Chi symbol). The cause for this happening was the hand of a person (male) who have had reached toward this object , and suddenly stopped the movement approximately one and a half feet from it. Thus there was NO physical contact. But neverless some powers were at work there , for the object intrisically divided itself and both parts simultaneously moved apart at the distance of tvelve inches (measured later). Like I have already mentioned there was NO sound of any kind. This glass thing didn't have no trace of any break previously , for I myself took it from one spot and put it on the table. It was square two inches tall and with 20 inches sides. So coming back to the discussed rock here , I think that some similar factors were at work here. It is fully natural thing, Just like gravity , electromagnetism , Chi energy , and possible some other factors that not necessarily are yet desribed or even discovered. Like , for once , the reason for the EXISTENCE of IT ALL. The hand's owner obviously emited involuntarily some kinetic radiation , and the structural tensory powers inside the glass responded. The only thing I can add here is , that the person was very cold , shivering from chill that he experienced previously being outside , in the late November. But the tmperature difrences couldn't be a factor , because the apartament was also cold , as was the glass object. It was spontanieus Chi energy at work here , in my opinion. But at that time I did not even heard about it.

[@lindamcgee980]

Oh Wow

[@cthulhuhoops7538]

Riiiiiiiiight

[@donaldgrant9067]

no mater what the geologist say I can't see the rock splitting so perfectly and remaining balanced. But hey I don't have the answer.

[@dananorth895]

That was originally a 4 legged duck carved over 12,000-14,000 years ago.

[@Dark70159]

If you can explain... Aliens theory strike again 🤣

[@mohammedhanan1747]

I live in Saudi Arabia and I didn't even know this

[@JamesG-k5f]

The bolder balancing atop a little rock is cooler than the photoshop.

[@grantarmstrong2968]

4:00 if you look at images of masonry that is done by hand with a hammer, you will actually see that it isn’t too difficult to split a rock nearly perfectly in half. Plus the wind would smooth the seam between the rocks so they are even flatter.

[@Salivia8888]

I have been at pamukkala, and swimed in it as kid. At the time, it wasn't crowded by tourists. It looks like snow all over the place, but feels like rock, and on the bottom of the springs, the ground are full of soft mud, that feels weird to stand on. When I was a kid, I did think it was show, but extreamly weird snow, since it was a warm place with hot water, and the white salt Stones was solid unlike snow. That was until someone explained to me it was a rock 😂

[@PZAXR]

Scientist: We got theories, on how this rock may have split in 2, nice job guys and gals. Caveman: Me end career, like rock middle.

[@MrGoodKingBad]

At any instant of pressure : P = F1/S1 = F2/S2 = constant ; BUT ASSUMING S2 =10S1 : SO P = F1/S1 = F2/10S1 ; Than means F2 = 10( F1 x S1)/S1 = 10 F1 ; yup the outlet forse is ten times as much as the inlet force, Checks out. What a wonderful law. Thx Pascal!

[@matthewhalpin8351]

The split in that large rock is going against its natural grain there for it was cut if the grain was top to bottom I would accept it as a natural fractur

[@cooked_gamin]

After the meetings that the Congress had about UFOs I guess we can put aliens back on the table

[@davidschwartz5127]

My theory is that it is two quarried rocks placed flattest surface to the flattest surface that were being moved and for some unknown reason abandoned there. They were positioned this way to make they look like one huge bolder so no one else would steal them, then surface sand erosion occurred over time cutting the base out as it is today.

[@andrewlanglois6362]

I would love to study those crystals 18:34 to check their mineral content for plant growth.

[@rontocknell5400]

A very credible theoretic explanation for balancing rocks (such as the 'floating' rock) is simply land erosion. As soil, sand and more fragile rock is eroded away, the ground level sinks. Any large rocks harder than the surrounding terrain sinks with the ground level until another dense rock underneath is uncovered. If the point of contact between the upper and lower rock happens to be the exact centre of balance, the larger rock remains balanced in position as the ground around continues to be eroded away. Balancing rocks are invariably very large and heavy, making them less susceptible to being dislodged by wind and rain.

[@retinazercthulhu499]

I think it was aliens making a butt joke

[@lshepherd5859]

01:50 it was sliced by a jedi