Scientists solve mystery of Giant's Causeway

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Volcanologists have succeeded in recreating the area's distinctive hexagonal columns in a laboratory.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/317230/scientists-solve-mystery-of-giants-causeway

[Shiloh 132]

That must have been an awe inspiring and maybe even frightening sight to earlier generations. It is still awesome however.

Edited April 14, 2018 by Vilasarius

[Not A Rockstar 8,997]

1 hour ago, Vilasarius said:

That must have been an awe inspiring and maybe even frightening sight to earlier generations. It is still awesome however.

I was thinking about this and wishing I could hear some of the early stories it inspired.

What am amazing site that is, even in pictures. I'd like to see it in person.

[Not A Rockstar 8,997]

LOL can you imagine? Telling someone volcanos made it, they'd never believe something so silly as that, when obviously giants had been there sometime before

I love the natural world.

[Shiloh 132]

19 minutes ago, Not A Rockstar said:

I was thinking about this and wishing I could hear some of the early stories it inspired.

What am amazing site that is, even in pictures. I'd like to see it in person.

No doubt. Tales of monster dens and the likes.

[DieChecker 26,227]

I've always liked the way this natural feature looked. I hope to go there and take a look at it some day.

[Doc Socks Junior 1,748]

There are some nice examples of hexagonal cooling joints in the US too! The Southwest has a lot of good ones. Some just right off the highway in Southern Colorado that we take the youths to.

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