Moving rocks in Death Valley National Park, California has been a mystery.What causes it and why it can move on its own? .Mentioned earlier, despite heavy weight, the stones can move in a dry lake Racetrack Playa. Even leaving a trail deep in the mud.
People are increasingly made curious because traces generated manifold.There are curved along the 250 meters, there is also creating a straight line.While this hypothesis is growing, dust moving stones weighing hundreds of kilograms of these. While other researchers believe, strong winds cause stones glide across danaulah on the ground. But none of the theories that have a scientific explanation.
People are increasingly made curious because traces generated manifold.There are curved along the 250 meters, there is also creating a straight line.While this hypothesis is growing, dust moving stones weighing hundreds of kilograms of these. While other researchers believe, strong winds cause stones glide across danaulah on the ground. But none of the theories that have a scientific explanation.
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In 2006, Ralph Lorenz, NASA scientists investigate weather conditions on Saturn and then compare it to what happened in the Death Valley. Lorenz also take a sample of Ontario Lacus, extensive hydrocarbon lakes on Titan, one of Saturn's satellites. Then he compared the meteorological conditions of Death Valley. Lorenz then create a model experiment using Tupperware containers.The model to see how the stones of Death Valley slide on the surface of the lake.
"I took a small stone and put it in a Tupperware it and fill it with water. So there is an inch of water with a bit of rock sticking out," said Lorenz.
After putting in a container in the cooler or freezer in the fridge, forming a small stone embedded in the ice. Rock-bound thin ice, he put on a layer of sand.Lorenz then blow gently rocks, so move in the water. When the stone is moving, then tergoreslah trail in the sand layer.
Tim Lorenz researchers calculate, in winter conditions in Death Valley, water levels and ice can make a rock floating above the muddy. And a light breeze can move the rocks to leave traces in the mud.
"I took a small stone and put it in a Tupperware it and fill it with water. So there is an inch of water with a bit of rock sticking out," said Lorenz.
After putting in a container in the cooler or freezer in the fridge, forming a small stone embedded in the ice. Rock-bound thin ice, he put on a layer of sand.Lorenz then blow gently rocks, so move in the water. When the stone is moving, then tergoreslah trail in the sand layer.
Tim Lorenz researchers calculate, in winter conditions in Death Valley, water levels and ice can make a rock floating above the muddy. And a light breeze can move the rocks to leave traces in the mud.
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