The source of the Facebook postings appears to be a July 2017 story from the satirical Casper Planet Facebook page. Fly further So, from the aircraft, we are well made out that: Lots of rocks refer to fossilized animals and humans. Geologists Carpenter and Russell studied Devils Tower in the late 1800s and concluded that the Tower was formed by an igneous intrusion (the forcible entry of magma through other rock layers). Privacy Policy. The oldest rocks visible in Devils Tower National Monument were deposited in a shallow inland sea. Those beautiful trees..so evil to destroy them. Together, these substances make up 95% of the dry composition of wood. Variations in color likely reflect different episodes of mineralization. The evidence of this process is seen in the large boulder field of broken columns at the base of the Tower, as well as many other rocks on the hillsides below the formation. The tree grew right on the beach. They scraped the top layer all over the world, as the old asphalt road workers scraped everything for their bosses cars. Several theories have been proposed to explain this impressive landmark: * The Devils Tower is the remaining "hard plug" of an extinct volcano (i.. 5. The California Redwoods are not appropriate here, since they are carbon-based, and therefore do not fit into the Silicon Era. IT'S NOT HOLLOW. GrahamHancock.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to products on Amazon. But, as we have seen with their own eyes, Salar de Uyuni is not just a giant salt formation. Devils Tower National Monument is located in Devils Tower, Wyoming, in the northeastern section of the state. Fans of the Crimea have now guessed it first, but this topic is immense, so the details of fossilized fauna come in the next chapter. Well then, if not, we will continue to play: As you can see, the stump is about 5-10% of the volume of wood that falls with a crash. It is a TABLE MOUNTAIN, formed from a magmatic melt that rose from the depths of the earth and froze about 200 million years ago. All in same North America; in Arizona to be precise. Their origins trace back to sand deposited on an ancient beach, with many outcrops exhibiting preserved symmetrical ripples. The rate of decay is affected by temperature and moisture content, but exclusion of oxygen is the most important factor preserving wood tissue: Organisms that decompose lignin must have oxygen for their life processes. If a turtle and a frog turned to stone in gray and white pebbles, local trees are turned into . The fact is that old trees work also as information storage, database, and hard disks in modern parlance.