How can
rock slide against rock so fast while squeezed by the pressure from 610 kilometers of overlying rock?»
Not exact matches
He also noticed during a
rock slide that a certain stone (flint) struck
against another (iron ore), a shower of sparks was emitted.
You can only safely use a non-bolted down T - 3 with limited amount of weight if you don't bolt it down — after that, it becomes very unsafe (i.e. it could potentially
slide,
rock back and forth, or worst case completely tip over if you accidentally a heavy enough weight too hard or dump the bar
against the uprights).
Slow, very narrow, and poorly protected
against avalanches or
rock slides, this is perhaps the most amazing route of the lot.