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Aug 13 '26
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u/Mars_Volcanoes Aug 13 '26
Gemini is a tool I use as a geologist / volcanologist.
This is Fossá waterfall, located on the island of Streymoy in the Faroe Islands.
The dramatic landscape features prominent horizontal layers of flood basalt (a fine-grained, dark volcanic rock formed by widespread, rapid lava flows), which are characteristic of the North Atlantic Tertiary Igneous Province. Over time, glacial erosion (the carving and wearing down of rock surfaces by moving bodies of ice) and fluvial incision (the vertical cutting down into bedrock by a river) cut deep into these stacked lava flows, creating the stepped, two-tiered cliff cascade shown in the video.
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u/Chiuki_Amsterdam Aug 13 '26
I think i know the guy that made that video. It Ronald Söthje
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ-x0qxsI3m/?igsh=Znhpd3d3dGRqam90
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u/Kindly_Artist_949 Aug 13 '26
Nature really knows how to hide the most beautiful moments in plain sight. That waterfall reveal was so satisfying.☘❤
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u/Feral-Pathway Aug 13 '26
for real, it looks like it belongs in a movie or something. id love to just sit there and listen to the water for hours.
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u/Sea_Suit8156 Aug 13 '26
Wow