Captured on video for the first time: the mysterious forces that move rocks across the surface of Racetrack Playa in California's Death Valley. As featured on Japanese television.
Nobody has ever ...
Captured on video for the first time: the mysterious forces that move rocks across the surface of Racetrack Playa in California's Death Valley. As featured on Japanese television.
Nobody has ever seen these rocks move, but they leave trails across the dried mud surface often hundreds of yards long. But on this cold winter morning, when the snowmelt covered the playa, we finally saw what nobody before had ever captured on film.
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i think it is odd that it seems the rocks leave trails that seem to be untouched by winds or water which may suggest it isn't a slow gradual move but recent and the rock moved pretty far... O.o but then again that could just be me i just learned about this >.>
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