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[SIZE=medium]In Death Valley, California a mysterious phenomenon has been occurring [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]known as the Walking Rocks which has baffled scientist for almost a 100 years.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]As to the natural explanation why these stones, some weighing a 100 pounds, [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]move by themselves across the desert floor, the answer still seems to be a [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]stooped in mystery.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=medium]While nobody has actually seen the rocks move, apparently they have used time[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]lapsed photography to document the occurrence. And curiously enough, the rocks don’t[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]just move in a straight line have been recorded changing directions.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]Considering the fact that this area only receives 2 inches of rain, per year total,[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]and only a few days of freezing temperatures, the ‘ice rift’ theory currently[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]as the scientific explanation seems doesn’t seem to explain the reason for the [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]movement of these stones that is reported to have occurred during the other [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]362 days when ice isn't present.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]While on one hand science can't conclusively answer the question, do you think that[/SIZE][SIZE=medium] science [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]should consider on [/SIZE][SIZE=medium]the other hand that the answer might be pointing to the finger of God ....[/SIZE]
Article(s): John Hopkins Nature National Geographic Text
[SIZE=medium]known as the Walking Rocks which has baffled scientist for almost a 100 years.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]As to the natural explanation why these stones, some weighing a 100 pounds, [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]move by themselves across the desert floor, the answer still seems to be a [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]stooped in mystery.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=medium]While nobody has actually seen the rocks move, apparently they have used time[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]lapsed photography to document the occurrence. And curiously enough, the rocks don’t[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]just move in a straight line have been recorded changing directions.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]Considering the fact that this area only receives 2 inches of rain, per year total,[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]and only a few days of freezing temperatures, the ‘ice rift’ theory currently[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]as the scientific explanation seems doesn’t seem to explain the reason for the [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]movement of these stones that is reported to have occurred during the other [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]362 days when ice isn't present.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]While on one hand science can't conclusively answer the question, do you think that[/SIZE][SIZE=medium] science [/SIZE]
[SIZE=medium]should consider on [/SIZE][SIZE=medium]the other hand that the answer might be pointing to the finger of God ....[/SIZE]

Article(s): John Hopkins Nature National Geographic Text