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Mean old nature
How nature fools man
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reply to post by Hanslune
And this has what to do with what?
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reply to post by Hanslune
Those are certainly some nice photos. My french is a little rusty, but I didn't see anything explaining how these are formed in nature. Some
of those look like naturally formed rocks, whereas others look more manmade. Care to post a link describing how those perfect spheres are formed?
Also of note, I have no idea what conspiracy or ancient civilization these are attributed to, if any. I'm just curious.
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1. Heinrich, P.V., 2007a, The Giant Concretions of Rock City Kansas. BackBender's Gazette. vol. 38, no. 8, pp. 6-12
and 2. Heinrich, P.V., 2007b, Megaspherulites. BackBender's Gazette. vol. 38, no. 7, pp. 8-12.
The former, Heinrich (2007a), can be downloaded as apart of BackBender's Gazette. vol. 38, no. 8 and the latter,
Heinrich (2007b), can be downloaded as apart of Bender's Gazette. vol. 38, no. 7.
The Le site d'Irna has two web pages about natural stone balls (stone spheres), which are cannonball concretions. They are:
1. All that nature can never do, part IV : stone spheres [Le site d'Irna].
2. Stone balls : in France too! [Le site d'Irna].
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