The giant causeway stones in Ireland are really weird too. Science would say its impossible for nature to create almost perfect hexagonal stones, and yet here they are:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant's_Causeway
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The giant causeway stones in Ireland are really weird too. Science would say its impossible for nature to create almost perfect hexagonal stones, and yet here they are:
New Brunswick has the Magnetic Hill, an anomaly that baffles scientists. Speaking of freaks of nature, Filippo who dat?
Interesting, but there's some odd images thrown in. The young lady with the 'surprised' reaction & the frustrated scientist are hilariously bad. Takes away from the credibility, methinks!
I've been to Giant's Causeway. Very interesting!
I've been there several times. It's one of my favorite places ever. Helps that it's very close to one of my other favorite places - the Bushmills Distillery![]()
This seems like the perfect thread to ask about a phenomenon I've always been curious about.
great bear.....we get that you're great and hence live a luxurious lifestyle but why do you have so many dens?
I can only speculate it's because:
You're on the run from the law, the CRA, the Mafia, spurned lovers.......
You're the leader of a cult or a harem
You are fascinated by architecture. Btw, are they all hexagonal?
I can't bear the suspense. Prey tell.
The giant causeway stones in Ireland are really weird too. Science would say its impossible for nature to create almost perfect hexagonal stones, and yet here they are:
Anytime a local starts telling you something science "would say" just walk away
Its to suck in tourists
Want to see more of those exact same hex stones in another part of the world?
Google Santa María Regla
That type of stone just forms that way in nature
We as humans just find it fascinating
The Magnetic Hill does not "baffle scientists." It's just an optical illusion.