Geology As Hardened Biology
If Earth’s landscape is mostly from the remains of Titans, then it should be possible to test whether this is true or false. Simply, geological processes that include petrification and fossilization are dependent on certain chemical reactions. The results will differ based on chemical compositions, including that of the agents of change. So, some knowledge of chemistry is required to provide answers.
The first question is: why do we often see banded rocks and where are the colours coming from? What is the cause? The other important aspect to the preservation of Titan flesh is the presence of saline (salt) water. I would like to suggest that the combinations and permutations of these factors have created a world of wonder. The following truly amazing landscapes are a brilliant introduction to geology as hardened biology.
Rainbow Mountains From Titan Carcass Remains?
Tiramisu Rocks, near Aktau, Mangystau, Kazakhstan.
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Tiramusu Rocks, near Aktau, Mangystau, Kazakhstan.
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Comment: I think this tour operator is set-up to attract photographers.
Tiramisu Rocks, near Aktau, Mangystau, Kazakhstan.
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Tiramisu Rocks, near Aktau, Mangystau, Kazakhstan.
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Tiramisu Rocks, near Aktau, Mangystau, Kazakhstan.
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Tiramisu Rocks, near Aktau, Mangystau, Kazakhstan.
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Fascinating Chalky World, Mangystau
Behance, Sep 2015
Mangystau region is located in the southwest of Kazakhstan and occupies significant part of the Ustyurt Plateau. The plateau has magnificent landscape zones of chalk which have been deeply sculpted by weathering and erosion.
Comment: This is about a trip to this other worldly place.
Rainbow Mountains in Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park, China
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These are the famous Rainbow Mountains in Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park in northwest China. These red, yellow, green, blue, pink, and gray hills are the product of deposits of sandstone, iron, and other trace minerals.
Rainbow Mountains in Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park, China
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Comment: There is a slideshow here.
Rainbow Mountains In China’s Danxia Landform
Geology In, September 2015
[...] The extraordinary landscape stretches across an area of approximately 510 square kilometers and is part of the larger Zhangye National Geopark. The vibrant colors of the Rainbow Mountains are primarily shades of red, orange, and yellow.
Comment: The colours are probably too bright. More images here.
Rainbow Mountain, Peru
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Pallay Punchu, Cusco Peru
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Rainbow Mountain: Pallay Punchu, Everything You Need to Know
salkantaytrekking.com, 146th May 2025
Discover Pallay Punchu, Cusco’s unknown Rainbow Mountain. That’s right: in Peru, there’s not just one Rainbow Mountain, but three stunning natural wonders — Vinicunca, Palccoyo, and Pallay Punchu. The latter remains a well-kept secret, a hidden treasure among the landscapes of the Andes.
Comment: More photos that are not as bright.
Pallay Punchu, Cusco’s Rainbow Mountain in Peru.
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Rainbow Mountains, Zhangye Danxia Geopark, China
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Comment: Maybe, the colours are too bright here....
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
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Comment: Here, the last video captured from the water reveals striking horizontal layering. Some of this is white and other parts are very fleshy coloured.
Painted Desert (Northern Region), Petrified Forest National Park
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This area is known for its vibrant, multicolored badlands, mesas, and buttes, formed by eroded sedimentary layers. Btw, Mesa means table in Spanish.
Blue Mesa, Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona
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The Blue Mesa features striking blue, purple, and gray badlands with a 1-mile loop trail and petrified wood.
Painted Desert in the Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona
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Painted Desert in the Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona
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Paria River Canyon, Utah
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Paria River Canyon In Utah. The Chinle Formation, Paria valley badlands, Utah
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Paria Mountains: Rainbow Mountains in Utah
Geology In, July 2016
The Paria River Canyon (Paria Rainbow Mountain) is a stunning geological wonder located in the heart of Utah. The mountains are known for their colorful rock formations, which range from red and orange to purple and white.
Comment: More stunning images of this region here.
The Paint Mines near Colorado Springs Colorado.
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A very odd collection of hoodoos and painted clay, with various wild and clashing colors emerging. Hot link link
The Bentonite Hills, Hanksville, Utah.
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The Bentonite Hills in Southern Utah are famous for their rainbow rings.
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“The Bentonite Hills appear as softly-contoured, banded hills in varying hues of brown, red, purple, gray, and green. The hills are composed of the Brushy Basin shale member of the Morrison Formation.”
The Bentonite Hills in Southern Utah are famous for their rainbow rings.
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Comment: You might also like the Ice Cream Hills, also descibed as “raspberry cheesecake hills” Link
The Bentonite Hills in Utah
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AKTAU MOUNTAINS
Altyn Emel National Park.
Kazakhstan.
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Is this New Evidence that Geology is VERY Misunderstood
YouTube, 15 Sept 2021
At one time long ago....Biology met Chemistry and they formed a perfect union called rocks and we now call this Union Geology.
A new un-noticed process called neucleophilic substitution is to blame for this transition to stone and metals and gems.
I think we need more minds on this...geologists have a strong agenda and few have the other skills like chemistry and biology and anatomy to support the conclusions.
Comment: About half way through this video, Roger Spurr starts to explain how the stripes appear in stabilised tissue after they have come into contact with liquid (usually salt water). He then states that the colours are associated with transition metal complex ions. Hence, the process of tissue stabilisation is a chemical reaction and well understood by chemists. Btw, Roger never seems to stick to one topic for long.
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The diagram shows aproximate colours for some common transition metal complex ions.
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Salt Domes & Salt Glaciers Don’t look Like Flesh....
But they don’t look like pure salt either. The mystery continues.
Salt dome Zagros Mountains of Iran
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Comment: The Zagros Mountains are a mountain range that stretches from eastern Turkey to southeastern Iran. Hot link image Link
Salt dome of Mount Jashak, Iran
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Salt pillar. Zagros Mountains of Iran
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Salt glacier and pillar. Zagros Mountains of Iran
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Salt glacier Zagros Mountains of Iran
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Salt Domes And Salt Glaciers of Zagros Mountains
Geology In, January 2023
Salt domes and salt glaciers are unique geological formations found in the Zagros Mountains of Iran. Salt mountains, also known as salt domes. In the southern part of the Zagros Mountains alone, there are more than 130 salt domes which affected the structure of Zagros Mountains as one of the most significant simple folded systems in the world.
Aside from salt domes, there are salt caves including the longest salt cave in the world at over 6.4 km in the Namakdan Mountain, salt glaciers, salt valleys, karst sinkholes, and salt springs.
Comment: There are more striking examples here of these unique geological formations in Iran with explanations of how they were formed.
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Salt Mines Or Inside Petrified Titan Flesh?
There are vast caverns of petrified Titan flesh inside planet Earth. Do the following images prove it?
Walkway with lights. Khewra Salt Mine, Pakistan.
Walkway with lights. Khewra Salt Mine, Pakistan.
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Reception. Khewra Salt Mine, Pakistan.
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Comment: The Khewra salt mine in Pakistan, is home to the brand name only Himalayan Pink Salt products. Obviously, the bricks are made from the petrified flesh.
Walkway with lights. Khewra Salt Mine, Pakistan
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Himalayan/Khewra Rock salt has a beautiful texture and color which ranges from off-white to deep pink. This salt is the purest form of salt in the world and is harvested by hand.
Comment: This caption is ridiculous, does that look like quality to you? This meaty cavern has got too much water in it and the ‘meat’ rock has turned green, just like mouldy meat turns green.
Inside the salt mine so large it has a mosque and electric railway and where tourists can follow in footsteps of Alexander the Great
• World’s second largest salt mine has 18 working levels and 40 kilometres of tunnels
• Salt mine in Pakistan boasts a mosque made from salt, an electric train and an asthma clinic offering salt therapies
• Mine history dates back to 320 BC, following its discovery by Alexander the Great’s troops
Daily Mail, 22 April 2013
The Khewra salt mine, the second largest in the world, is a warren of 40 kilometers of tunnels housing an illuminated mosque made from salt rock, an electric train and even an asthma clinic.
The mine 100 miles south of Pakistan’s capital Islamabad is the largest and oldest salt mine in the country, drawing up to 250,000 visitors a year.
Comment: This article forgets to mention that the mining is actually deep inside the mountains of Pakistan.
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Mosque inside Khewra Salt Mine
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Salt Library. Khewra Salt Mine
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How They Mine Tons of Himalayan Salt Deep Inside Mountain | Himalayan Salt Mining | Pink Salt Mine
YouTube, 3 Jul 2024
Comment: In Hindi only but the video of conditions inside the mine is excellent. The existence of the salt library with books on display is ineteresting! Nobody looks cold and the conditions must be generally dry.
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They say this is Rhodochrosite a rare mineral of group V (carbonates), according to the Strunz classification🤔
Comment: Meat rock. ‘Rhodo’ and ‘Rhod’ are the Latin root words for rose or rose-colored.
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Inside the Second Largest Salt Mine in the World 🧂
YouTube, 7 Jul 2021
I head 1 km inside Pakistan’s largest Himayalan salt mine! This is Khewra Salt Mine and it’s located in Jhelum District, Punjab. Today it’s a major tourist attraction drawing up to 250,000 visitors a year.
The mine is famous for its production of pink Khewra salt, often marketed as Himalayan salt, and is a major tourist attraction. The mine is also known as Mayo Salt Mine. [...]
Its history dates back to its discovery by Alexander’s troops in 320 BC, but it started trading in the Mughal era.
The main tunnel at ground level was developed by Dr. H. Warth, a mining engineer, in 1872 during British rule.
The mine remains the largest source of salt in Pakistan, producing more than 350,000 tons per annum of about 99% pure halite. Estimates of the reserves of salt in the mine vary from 82 million tons to 600 million tons.
Comment: Inside the mine seems to vary in terms of meat rock and salt rock. The question is: Was this one petrified Titan or a group of petrified Titans.... Another questions is: why is this pink salt found so high inside mountains?
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Psychedelic cave near Yekaterinburg, Russia
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Psychedelic cave near Yekaterinburg, Russia
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Psychedelic cave near Yekaterinburg, Russia
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Abandoned mines near Yekaterinburg, Russia
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These psychedelic salt caves are covered in layers of carnallite, a mineral used in fertilizer production. Only a small portion of the mines remain operational, and most are now closed to the public.
Salt mine in Russia.
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Psychedelic cave near Yekaterinburg
Forbes, 21st June 2014
These patterns seem to have some kind of extraterrestrial origin, but in fact, this amazing and colorful salt cave is located under Yekaterinburg. The walls of the abandoned salt mine are covered with psychedelic patterns, “painted” by layers of carnallite, a mineral used in the production of fertilizers. It is usually yellow, white or reddish, but sometimes blue or even colorless carnallite is found. Several mines for the extraction of this mineral continue to function, but most of the corridors and passages are now closed, and you can only get there with special government permission.
Comment: Note the mineral carnallite. Carne is Spanish or Italian for “meat” and comes from the Latin carnis meaning “flesh.” It’s not a coincidence. There are actually 11 photos here.
Comment: Follow the link here for the original Facebook source. Also: similar images on X.com Link
The Realmonte Salt Mine in Sicily
Amusing Planet, Nov 26, 2015
In the southern cost of Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, lies the town of Realmonte where there is a huge underground salt mine with tunnels that goes on for 25 km some 100 meters below the ground. The walls of the salt mine are naturally adorned with alternating bands of dark and light colored rocks arranged in concentric circles and stripes.
Comment: The patterns here are striking... Seriously, how do geologists explain them? The colouring makes it less obvious that it’s flesh.
The old Slănic salt mine in Prahova county, Romania.
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Comment: If you follow the links, it seems to be some kind of tradition to turn some of the bigger caverns into churches and cathedrals.
The Petra Meat Feast
The UNESCO World Heritage Site known as Petra is one of the New 7 Wonders of the World and famous for being an ancient city carved out of red sandstone rocks in Jordan. Tourists are informed that the grandeur of this place is about the stunning architecture combining Hellenistic elements with traditional Nabataean rock-hewn tombs and temples. Furthermore, there is a rich history spanning from prehistoric times to the 12th century. Then for some reason, Petra disappeared from people’s memory until it was rediscovered in the 19th century. Yet, when watching the video Petra, Jordan [Amazing Places 4K] the travel blogger complained that Petra was a city that is about 7 miles long, but most tourists only go the the Treasury, take their photos and leave. Hence, it was with some surprise that I discovered that Petra is actually quite a meat feast as the following images will demonstrate. However, as a previso it must be understood that something is going on with colour saturation and it has been noted in other interesting locations too. If the image colours are out, it’s difficult to see see any patterns in the rock, but if you up the colour enhancement, it becomes a wonder to behold.
View of Al Khazneh, the Treasury. Petra in Jordan.
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Carved monument in red canyon rocks. Popular landmark in the Middle East. Narrow gorge in the Siq ends at Petra`s most elaborate ruin, Al Khazneh.
Aerial views slowly approaching Treasury, Petra - HD stock video
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Sequence of drone shots slowly approaching the Treasury, also known as Al-Khazneh, through gaps in tall rock at the ancient site of Petra in Jordan. (Core number: FKIC696E. ABTA682A)
Comment: This Getty drone video is actually quite dramatic..... More Getty videos
here.
Al Khazneh at Petra The Palace Tomb
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Al Khazneh (The Treasury) is one of the most elaborate temples in the ancient city of Petra. The structure is carved out of the sandstone rock face of the cliff. It has classical Greek influenced architecture. Originally built as a mausoleum and crypt in the early 1st century AD. Featured in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Comment: Actually it’s ridiculous, there are websites selling pictures with pictures of 2 different buildings called The Treasury! Anyway, I think this building and maybe others have been cemented over to hide the original rock formation, which can be clearly seen inside the tombs and caves. Please note the collection of hi-res close-up images of the exterior and interior rooms here.
Treasury Tomb main room. Petra.
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Treasury Tomb main room. Petra.
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The Urn Tomb exterior. Petra.
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The Urn Tomb interior. Petra.
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The Urn Tomb is among the most distinctive of the Royal Tombs of Petra, recognized by the enormous urn on top of its pediment. The tomb has a two-story substructure of arched vaults and a large colonnaded courtyard, offering a spectacular view over the city.
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Urn Tomb interior wall, Petra, Southern Jordan
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Silk Tomb, Petra.
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The rich colour of sandstone is said to be changing during the day!
Silk Tomb exterior close-up. Petra.
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The Silk Tomb is a smaller tomb next to the Urn Tomb. This name comes from the rich color of the sandstone.
Comment: Summary Royal Tombs Petra
Scholars disagree with the name “Treasury,” pointing out that the “Treasury” is actually a ceremonial tomb. It is a royal burial place, or royal mausoleum, built in the 1st century BC, which serves as a memorial for members of the royal family. It is likely the tomb of a Nabatean king (al-Harith IV), as confirmed by excavations carried out by the Jordan Antiquities Authority.
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Unknown Tomb or cave. Petra.
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Tomb of Sextius Florentinus, Petra.
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Kokh-type tombs cut into the multicoloured sandstone of Petra
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Zebra Cave View, Petra.
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Coloured cave exterior, Petra.
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Coloured (meat) cave interior, Petra.
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Petra, Jordan [Amazing Places 4K]
YouTube, 2 Jun 2017
Comment: Timestamp. Cave interiors start at ~4 minutes. See write-up for more timstamps.
Biology at Petra not missed By Mudfossil University [3:48]
YouTube, 30 Nov 2021
Tell me what you see once you see what you see. You might be...... Petrified
Comment: Roger Spurr says we are seeing giant dermal layers of tissue not sedimentalogy laid down over millions of years and states, Petra is made from 100% blood and flesh! In this presentation, Roger starts off by showing relaxed and contracted muscle. He then shows the famous Petra Treasury with the adjoining rock clearly revealing the striation of muscle! See for yourself.
Comment: Also Timestamp: Mudfosology Explains Exactly How Petra and the Grand Canyon Formed
The real meaning behind PETRA in Jordan
YouTube, 7 Apr 2024
Comment: Btw, there are people claiming that Petra was carved directly from the wood of a giant tree, now petrified. Also: Part 2 . The rebuttal to that is that there is no explanation for the rock formation patterns and the colour of the rocks. However, we do have instances of salt mines with very similar rock formation patterns, see more examples online from the abandoned salt mine near Yekaterinburg, Russia. Even the fleshy tones don’t come across as the remains of a silicon or carbon based tree. Maybe this is an instance of having a hammer and everything is then seen as a nail.
Muscle Matters On A Titanic Scale
“The Wave” - a sandstone erosion pattern in Arizona compared to human muscles Link.
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Comment: Also see the muscle layout associated with tennis elbow Link
Near the city of Fruita, Colorado National Monument
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Comment: We don’t just have muscles on display here, if you look carefully (top) you can also see stomach lining, just like at White Pocket, Arizona below as explained by Roger Spurr. (Yes, I initially thought it was skin, but have been educated.... Link)
Zebra Canyon, Utah
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This hidden gem can be found in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah.
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The Wave in Arizona, a stunning sandstone wonder in the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness, boasts vibrant, wind-carved stripes. Near the Utah border, it’s a 6-mile hike from Wire Pass Trailhead, requiring a permit via a competitive lottery.
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White Pocket, Arizona has a marvelous geology, very likely result of a big sand-slide mass, set off by an earthquake which created deformations and fluid formations
Comment: Quite frankly, this looks very fleshy. Note the comment in the thread re Baconland!
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Blue Canyon, Arizona
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Blue Canyon, Arizona - Hopi Guided Tour - One of the most beautiful canyons in Arizona
YouTube, 5 Nov 2019
Blue Canyon, Arizona
Blue Canyon is a lesser known but incredibly scenic canyon in Arizona. It is located on the Hopi Reservation, near Tuba City. A Hopi guide is required.
Red rock detail at Zebra Slot Canyon Trail, Arizona.
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The trailhead is located on Hole-in-the-Rock Road in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Arizona.
Comment: Note the herringbow cross stratification on the red rock formations (left).Click link for more original earthtrekkers.com images.
Herringbone cross-stratification
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Comment: This is how conventional geologists explain this enigma.
What would a Geologist Call this [1:33]
YouTube, 23rd Nov 2020
Comment: Roger Spurr explains that we are seeing muscles hardened into rock.
Fire Wave rock formation in Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada
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Comment: Also similar image on X.com Link
Valley Of Fire State Park, Nevada
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About Valley of Fire [VIDEO]
Nevada State Parks.
World-renowned for its 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone outcrops nestled in gray and tan limestone, Valley of Fire State Park contains ancient, petrified trees and petroglyphs dating back more than 2,000 years.
Comment: Parts are very similar to the meat caves in Petra, Jordan and The Wave in Arizona, United States etc.
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Cutting Bacon Rock
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Comment: First the video starts off by showing a normal looking rock (~1 metre wide by 1/2 metre high by 1/2 metre long) being cut to show the bacon texture inside. Next the video shows small handsized pieces to be sold to tourists.
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Rock formation, Valley of Fire, Nevada.
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Yale to rename Geology & Geophysics department
Yale News, Feb 10, 2020
Yale University said Feb. 10 that its Department of Geology & Geophysics will change its name to the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences to better reflect the breadth of faculty research and teaching and Yale’s deep engagement in the most important questions about planet Earth today. [...]
Yale scientists are also studying biogeochemical cycles that govern the coevolution of Earth’s surface and life forms, and helping us understand the rise of microbial and animal life in conjunction with major climatic or extinction events.
Comment: Hmmmm.... I thought Roger Spurr was making things up when he suggested that Yale were catching on and slowly making changes to their curriculum based on his research. However, after reading this article, I think he might be right! I think the real obvious nod is the use of this particular Valley of Fire, Nevada rock formation.... Presumably, too many people agree with the Mudfossil hypothesis and they don’t want to be seen being left behind.... Watch the Mudfossil University video below.
Did Yale Drop the Name Geology in Favor of Planetary Science Which is the Mudfossils I Showed Yale
YouTube, 4 Jul 2025
We have missed much about our Earth. I reported my research to Yale...Derek Briggs.....he then wrote about “Exceptional Soft Tissue Preservation” taking credit for my research and they renamed Geology because it is HARD BIOLOGY.
It is not understood until you understand Mudfossils and the evidence in chemistry and anatomy and stories told in Every Culture on Earth...lets think this thru shall we?
Comment: I am very proud of Roger Spurr, he has 228,000 followets on YouTube! The top academics must be worried!
The Petrified Forest National Park In The Cross Hairs
The Petrified Forest National Park is a national park of the United States in northeastern Arizona. The park is named by the large deposits of petrified wood, and covers about 346 square miles (900 square kilometers). It encompasses semi-desert shrub steppe as well as highly eroded and colorful badlands. Since
images from the Petrified Forest have already been featured in the Rainbow Mountains section, the focus here is what is going on with the petrified “tree logs”. The first observation to note, is that there are no obvious tree stumps of any size in this region, just petrified “tree logs” lying around, mostly of the same widths and lengths. Furthermore, there are long logs that have remained in tact, yet they show evidence of the “joints,” Well, maybe there is an explanation, but it is certainly not conventional.
Jasper Forest in the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona.
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Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona is divided into several main areas, each with distinct features. Jasper Forest is known for dense petrified wood deposits scattered across rolling hills.
The Rainbow Forest in the Petrified Forest National Park.
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Home to large concentrations of colourful petrified logs, including the Giant Logs and Long Logs trails.
Trip Adviser Photos: Link
Crystal Forest, Petrified Forest National Park
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Named for the sparkling quartz crystals once found in petrified logs (now mostly removed by early visitors). Grok brief details of other areas Link
Photo Gallery: Petrified Forest in Arizona
Daryo, 19th Nov 2018
In the US state of Arizona, there is a forest remnant whose trees glow in rainbow colors in the sun. The national park, called the “Petrified Forest,” is made up of tree trunks and trunks that have turned into various minerals. The area, which was a dense forest 200 million years ago, turned into a desert as a result of climatic and geographical changes.
A “tree log” up close revealing opal, a semi-precious stone
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A “tree log” up close revealing opal, a semi-precious stone
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A Petrified Wood Tray
Comment: This is petrified wood, not what can be seen in the Petrified Forest.
Human Hair Cross-section
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A “tree log” has broken apart and partially turned into opal, a semi-precious stone
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Top: Superfine Merino wool fibre
Bottom: Human hair cross-section
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A scanning electron microscope image showing the difference in size and texture between a superfine Merino wool fibre (top) and a human hair (bottom)
A “tree log” with a bulbous end
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Also another close-up showing “joints” Link
Section of skin, showing the epidermis and dermis; a hair in its follicle; the Arrector pili muscle; sebaceous glands.
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Comment: Maybe, it’s a titan hair instead!
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These Look Like Petrified Tree Sections But it is Not From a Tree Here is Why I Claim That
YouTube, 4 Jun 2025
We all hear about Petrified Wood but from my research that would be a very rare case. Wood did not survive well in the great flood but these things that Look Like wood did survive...but it was not from trees.
Comment: I first saw a video where Roger Spurr agreed that the Petrified Forest had the remains of petrified chopped up trees, but he claimed that they had absorbed blood which turned the wood into semi precious stones. However, he has since re-thought this and now claims these are giant (Titan) hairs and he shows why they fragmented into blocks using the anatomy of hair. Looking at the evidence it becomes hard to dismiss the hypothesis.
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