LuangPrabangisinLaos t1_j9zzkbz wrote
Looks like a glacial erratic with some human intervention
TheCloudFestival t1_ja05l0p wrote
Not glacial in the Arabian Peninsula. It's more likely wind blown sand erosion. The Arabian Desert is absolutely covered in bizarre looking sand weathered rock formations.
LuangPrabangisinLaos t1_ja1fmgt wrote
amaninseattle t1_ja1gpig wrote
When the south pole was in what’s now Africa—everything was in a different location—Pangea.
LuangPrabangisinLaos t1_ja5ri5z wrote
Yes, and?
amaninseattle t1_ja61t56 wrote
The point being the landmass that is now Arabia was nowhere near where it is now so it is not as if a glacier dropped the rock where it now is—it was not an Arabian glacier per se—it was a glacier on the landmass that eventually became Arabia
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