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This is the wave rock it is in Australia and it has ounce been covered by water over time the water dried up and know there is water lines all over the rock you also can tell that it looks a lot more smother than a regular rock.

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Anna -Appalachian Mountains Slop in Utah

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Anna -Appalachian Mountains Slop in Utah

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This Mountain was as high as 9,000 meters high and is located  Arches National Park in Utah. Utah is known for the site with the most sandstone arches.Was Established in April 12,1929. This was formed be all the rain falls down and wind. They were eroded and weathered over a very long period of time.

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This mountain got weathered like this because of the snow and precipitation. The Andes are along the west side of South America

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Mae- Kannesteinen rock in Vagswoy, Norway

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Mae- Kannesteinen rock in Vagswoy, Norway

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This 3 meter high rock located in Vagswoy, Norway looks like a fin of a whale or a mushroom. This rock is thousands of years old, which is why it is a prime example of weathering. This unique rock has many different names including: a wobbly heart, a leafy stem, and a goblet, etc. Even though this rock is very old, it can still support 3-4 people comfortably. Over the years, this rock has had many waves splash up against up and that is how it took it's shape. Today, it is a very popular sight to see so put it on your bucket list! Wouldn't that be a neat picture?

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The Wave rock (Also called "The Hyden Rock") in Hyden Australia is a weathered rock by chemicals and rain. It is 47 feet high and around 360 feet long. It also looks like a stone wave. It is 2 mi East from hyden and 184 MI South East of Perth Western Australia. These are also similar to the Hippos Yawn and The Hump. These other phenomenons are near to the wave rocks too. These rocks could be effected by chemicals, weather of some sort, Plants, or Acid Rain. The Wave Rocks in scale to a human is very big.

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The Sphinx is in Egypt and it was once submerge under the sea.The scientists think that it goes back to about  5000–9000 B.C. The Sphinx was submerged under water so that caused the damaged. The   area was flooded for quite some time. Based on water erosion patterns found both on the statue and the surrounding rock.Dr. Robert M. Schloch was the scientist that ws the one who was the one to tackle the prodject of learning more about the Sphinx.

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The entire landscape of the Giza Necropolis, including the pyramids and the Sphinx, shows erosion that some say suggests the area was once submerged by sea water. A unique fossil amplifies this theory.

Archaeologist Sherif El Morsi has worked extensively on the Giza Plateau for over two decades, and in 2013 he partnered with Giza for Humanity founder and fellow researcher Antoine Gigal to publish his controversial discovery of this fossil.

Dr. Robert M. Schloch was one of the first scientists to really tackle the subject of the plateau structures being older than previously thought. In the early 1990s, he suggested the Sphinx was thousands of years older than typically believed, going back to 5000-9000 B.C., based on water erosion patterns found both on the statue and the surrounding rock.

Morsi has been digging deeper into the mystery ever since. During one of his photo shoots documenting the erosion patterns of many of the megaliths in the area, he made a discovery that further suggests the area was submerged at one time.

"During my photo shoot of this ancient seashore line, I nearly tripped off a second level temple block," said Mr. Morsi in an article published on the Gigal Research website. "To my surprise, the bulge on the top surface of the block that nearly made me trip was a petrified exoskeleton of what seems to be an echinoid (sea urchin), which is a shallow sea marine creature."

Morsi believes the Giza Plateau was once inundated by a sea surge. The Menkara temple site, in particular, may have once been an ancient lagoon when the high sea covered the Necropolis, the Sphinx, the temple complexes, and other sites.

Other scientists have suggested the echinoid in the limestone was exposed by erosion and the creature was part of the original limestone that formed 30 million years ago. But, Morsi countered those claims and suggested that the creature was cemented, or petrified, in a relatively more recent time, citing evidence that the creature is lying gravitationally flat, that it's in pristine condition, that it is within the intertidal range of the lagoon, and that it is a large specimen unlike the tiny specimens typically found in limestone blocks.

"We can clearly see the pristine condition and minute details of the exoskeleton perforation," continued Morsi, "which means that this marine creature must have petrified from recent times. It is not a body fossil as most fossils are that date back to 30 million years, but petrified by the sediment deposits that have filled its hollow."

The inundation, Morsi believes, was rather significant, reaching a maximum of about 245 feet (75 meters) over the current sea level and creating a shoreline spanning the Khafra enclosure near the Sphinx to the Menkara temple. Pitting and tidal notches due to waves and tidal ebbing pepper the stones in this area showing a 6.5-foot (2-meter) intertidal range, according to Morsi.

Moreover, at sites such as the Sphinx, the Sphinx temple, and the first 20 courses of the Great Pyramid, the stones are said to exhibit erosion due to deeper water saturation. On temple blocks, there are sediment and alluvial, or material, deposits seen in shallow sea beds and lagoons. As water recedes, it creates an oozing spongy effect in the rock.

For an echinoid to reach 3 inches (8 centimeters), the size of the fossil, it would take about 15 years. Furthermore the amount of sediments and alluvium deposits as well as the intertidal erosion on the shallower areas would takes centuries, suggesting the area was flooded for quite some time.

However, it's difficult to determine the exact year of the flooding. Over the past 140,000 years, the sea levels have fluctuated by more than 400 feet (120 meters), as major ice sheets have grown and receded during glacial cycles, according to CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research.

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Fossil Suggests Egyptian Pyramids and Sphinx Once Submerged Under Sea Water

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The entire landscape of the Giza Necropolis, including the pyramids and the Sphinx, shows erosion that some say suggests the area was once submerged by sea water. A unique fossil amplifies this theory. Archaeologist Sherif El Morsi has worked extensively on the Giza Plateau for over two decades, and in 2013 he partnered with Giza for ...

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The stones of wonder were founded by men. they were originally flat on the ground but the men stood them up as a reminder of the bronze age. They were eroded and weathered over time

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this used to be a large lake in grand cannon. It got weathered from the lake that used to be there.

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The Nanya Rock formation is located in Taiwan.People refer to it as the "gateway" to Northeast Taiwan. Many,many,many years ago the ocean that this rock is by was very high and the water was on the rock that caused all of the lines.Other rocks came together to form this rock.The Tsunamis made this rock tilt.The Pacific ocean lies next to it.

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I had friends visiting from Korea last week and on their final day in Taiwan I decided to take them for a tour of the North East Coast which included a stop at Teapot Mountain, Nanya, Longdong (龍洞), Keelung Miaokou Night Market (基隆廟口夜市) and Jiufen (九份). I planned a full day for them and it didn't disappoint as the weather was beautiful and they were really happy as the scenery on the North East Coast is simply amazing comparing it to the coast of Hawaii.

My tour could have included the popular Yehliu Geopark (野柳地質公園) but I'm not really impressed by the park and I prefer to avoid crowds of annoying bus loads of tourists from China who frequent that area. The North East Coast is full of alternate locations where you can find similar rock formations like you'd find in Yehliu. Places like Laomei Green Reef (老梅綠石槽), Peace Island (和平島) and Nanya are good enough for me because you get pretty much the same experience without the "tourist trap" experience.

The great thing about Nanya is that it is just a simple stop on the side of the road along the coast. There is a parking lot for cars and scooters across the street and it's rarely full (even on weekends) so it is easy to park and go check out the rocks. The last two times I visited Nanya there was a police car waiting at the entrance to inform people to lock up their cars and close their windows because there have been incidents of robbery in the area. My guess is that one person had stuff from their car stolen in the parking lot and the police decided to just hang out and protect people.

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Nanya, otherwise known as "Nanya Peculiar Rocks" (南雅奇石) is considered the ' gateway' to the North East Coast (北海岸) which happens to be one of the most beautiful drives in Taiwan. The drive along the coast features some of Taiwan's most iconic beauty with the Pacific Ocean on one side

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Grace Paulukow- Arozona rock formation. 

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Grace Paulukow- Arozona rock formation. 

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Winds sweeping through the Grand Canyon have eroded this sandstone outcrop into an anvil shape. Wind shapes these fantastical forms by eroding less dense rock, like sandstone, faster than surrounding rock.

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The Mexican Hat has been weathered by more than one thing. The first thing it has been weathered from is wind.The second thing it has been weathered from was by time. The third thing it has been weathered by is water.Another thing about the Mexican hat is it is made out of sandstone. The Mexican hat is obviously located in mexico. There are many other facts about the Mexican Hat.

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Stonehenge as we know it has been around for 4,000-5,000 years. Over time, rain, ice/snow and wind have weathered the stones by rounding them. People have also knocked them over and eroded them by touching them. Some have collapsed or broken and fallen off due to the harsh rain and weather that England gets. Stonehenge has also survived an ice age. That is why Stonehenge is a good example of weathering.

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The Appalachian Mountains are in Eastern part of North America.The Appellation mountains got weathered bye plate collision .There is also folded belts of rocks silver and more.The Appalachian once was as tall as the Alps and Rocky mtn. The scientist also think that the rocks were changing temperature and just fell apart. Lol

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The Grand Canyon In Utah Located in northern Arizona, the grand canyon is known throughout the world for its size and colorful landscape. Measuring over 270 miles long, up to 18 miles wide and a mile deep. The grand Canyon was formed by the Colorado river 5 to 6 Million years ago. he first Europeans reached the Grand Canyon in September 1540. It was a group of about 13 Spanish soldiers led by García López de Cárdenas. Dispatched from the army of Francisco Vásquez de Coronado on its quest to find the fabulous Seven Cities of Gold.y that standard, Grand Canyon is 277 miles / 446 km long. It begins at Lees Ferry (mile 0) and ends at the Grand Wash Cliffs (mile 277 / km 446). The Colorado River is longer, of course: 1450 miles / 2333 km long from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to the Gulf of California in Mexico.