Researchers Learn More About the Forces Allowing Stones to Defy Gravity

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

In the western part of India, lies a stone block that resembles the shape of a hand. This particular stone block is believed to be the hand of Buddha. According to the local legend, this is where Buddha had sealed Sun Wukong in the past.

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

In the northern region of Spain lies a fascinating rock formation that has been standing for over a millennium. This wonder of nature owes its unique shape to the unrelenting force of wind erosion, which has left the base of the rock worn while the top remains significantly large. Due to its striking appearance, this place has become a popular spot for young adventurers who enjoy exploring and capturing breathtaking photos.

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

Deep in the forests of Japan lies the balancing stone, also known as the forest of death. This area is strictly off-limits to visitors as those who venture into its depths never return. The balancing stone defies the laws of balance, standing tall and steady despite its seemingly impossible shape. It’s a mystery how this stone maintains its equilibrium without any rule or principle to guide it.

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

Legend says that the Vong Phu rock has been present in Colombia for over two centuries, witnessing intense battles. According to the tale, a woman sat on the rock waiting for her husband for three days, eventually turning into a lifeless body.

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

Up in the Air: Discovering the Mystery of Levitating Stones in the Natural World

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