This Rock Violate All The Laws Of Physics

Rocks! They’re more interesting than you may think. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. And these are among the most fascinating. These are the 20 most unreal rock formations!

[Badger]

I was like “oh look it’s Uluru!”
Then you said Ayer’s Rock. Lol

[jakewilson]

Great channel, always intelligent and hilarious!! 👍🤣

[ceciliacrocker]

Haha, love how he said Nova Scotia... ;). It is a beautiful walk leading to the balancing rock..

[kermitefrog]

Morro Rock is a great monolith at Morro Bay in California on the beach. It is 581' feet tall. There is also Morro Rock in Sequoia National Park where the worlds biggest trees are found. This Morro Rock is 6, 720' feet in elevation and you can view the valley below as you go up a stairway that takes you to the top.

[kendramcgrath]

Goblin valley, Utah or Lions Back in Moab Utah both are very cool and magical. Couple of my favorite places in Utah .

[flisswosstal]

Aussie here. Ayres Rock is called Uluru and pronounced Ooh Luh Roo.

[mlbhos]

No laws of physics have been violated.

[S-T-E-V-E]

You Forgot Skull Rock, Victoria, Australia! A massive, amazing Island!

[bitsmart...]

00:06:16 not "ayers rock" only "ULURU"!!!

[annholster]

Did you know. about Bryce canyon or the checker board rock in USA or moraki boulders in New Zealand. Was surprised they weren't in this list.

[sheilakennedy]

The more you know, the more you know you don't know.

[wayneparkinson]

Do they call it airs rock coz it hangs in the air like a mirage

[seancarson]

The centipede I’m mailing back with instructions to crawl on the face of the one who’s voice we hear

[michaelconley]

You forgot Giant Rock in Landers Califnoria.

[King-Ghidora]

It's really not that hard to pronounce Uluru as there is only one vowel in it. I find that people are more appreciative if one tries to pronounce a word foreign to oneself i.e. when one is traveling in a foreign land. The excuse of "not wanting to getting the pronunciation wrong" comes off as not wanting to acknowledge that this monolith already had a name before European settlers arrived in Australia. Pronounce it, it's not that hard.

[kermitefrog]

Another fascinating rock formation is Rooster Rock on the Columbia River on the Oregon side and is close to Multnomah falls just east of Portland.

[LokiWolf]

Check out the Tablelands Newfoundland.

[freakman]

At 1:27 there's another rock split in half. And possibly more if you pause and look

[kisheacox]

Chalk, sandstone, limestone etc, look up how they are formed. Then look at the locations of places like this.

[lizyvalerio]

Visit Las Piedrotas in Tapalpa Jalisco México