Proof that there is a rock that kinda looks like a big footprint you mean?
k_riz on
looks interesting, don’t know what to believe on it but indeed looks interesting nonetheless, it doesn’t seem natural either
environic on
very much doubt it’s a footprint. should have checked a few other sources, rather than relied on the one guy who’s been banging this drum this for years.
*”…Reinforcing my first impression that this was nothing more than a natural erosional feature is the fact that the rock face on which it occurs is covered with other weathered-out cavities, one of which reminded me of the silhouette of a small snowman. Had not only a giant stepped into the granite, but a meter tall snowman leaned against the granite as well, impressing the outline of his body onto the rock surface? The problem is granite typically has a melting temperature of over 1200º C, so it seems the giant might have severely burned his foot and the snowman melted rather quickly. But perhaps we have here evidence of a fire-walking giant (and a snowman who plays in fire as well?). Still, there are further complications that must be addressed. Granite forms many kilometers below the surface of our planet, so apparently the giant and snowman were miraculously strolling through a hot, dense, magma composed of melted rock down in the bowels of Earth. It was all a bit too fantastic for me.”*
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Proof that there is a rock that kinda looks like a big footprint you mean?
looks interesting, don’t know what to believe on it but indeed looks interesting nonetheless, it doesn’t seem natural either
very much doubt it’s a footprint. should have checked a few other sources, rather than relied on the one guy who’s been banging this drum this for years.
Robert Schoch’s view – https://www.robertschoch.com/south_africa_footprint.html
*”…Reinforcing my first impression that this was nothing more than a natural erosional feature is the fact that the rock face on which it occurs is covered with other weathered-out cavities, one of which reminded me of the silhouette of a small snowman. Had not only a giant stepped into the granite, but a meter tall snowman leaned against the granite as well, impressing the outline of his body onto the rock surface? The problem is granite typically has a melting temperature of over 1200º C, so it seems the giant might have severely burned his foot and the snowman melted rather quickly. But perhaps we have here evidence of a fire-walking giant (and a snowman who plays in fire as well?). Still, there are further complications that must be addressed. Granite forms many kilometers below the surface of our planet, so apparently the giant and snowman were miraculously strolling through a hot, dense, magma composed of melted rock down in the bowels of Earth. It was all a bit too fantastic for me.”*