The discussion revolves around the unusual rock formations at Al-Naslaa, exploring their characteristics and comparisons to other geological formations. Participants share observations, questions, and references to related topics, including speculative theories.
Participants express interest in the rock formations and share observations, but there is no consensus on the specifics of their formation or characteristics. Speculative theories about their origins are also present, indicating a mix of viewpoints.
Participants note the absence of estimates regarding the amount of material removed from the rock formations and the unresolved nature of the observations made about the cleavage and cracks.
Individuals interested in geology, unusual natural formations, or speculative theories about ancient structures may find this discussion engaging.
It's interesting how the cleavage of the first picture has a bit of mismatch between the two sides. I didn't read the article -- do they have an estimate for how much of the center portion of the rock was removed to make the two clean edges?jim mcnamara said:
A coincidence? the title to the second image in post #5 is "the aliens throne"Drakkith said: