In Joshua Tree National Park, California, Joshua Tree displays huge blocks of monzogranite that appear to have been deliberately stacked. The appearance is the result of a slow geological sequence: magma solidified in the basement, fractures divided the rock into blocks, water altered its corners and edges and, much later, erosion removed the weakest material...
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In Joshua Tree National Park, California, Joshua Tree displays huge blocks of monzogranite that appear to have been deliberately stacked. The appearance is the result of a slow geological sequence: magma solidified in the basement, fractures divided the rock into blocks, water altered its corners and edges and, much later, erosion removed the weakest material...