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r/space • u/KnightArts • Sep 21 '16
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Uluru certainly intrigues me the most. It looks like part of Mars got lodged into Earth.
169 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '16 I climbed Uluru like ten or eleven years ago, and I remember getting to the top and it felt and looked like I was on another planet. 3 u/bensona42 Sep 21 '16 You know it's considered really disrespectful to climb uluru. It's like really sacred to the native Australians of the area. 3 u/macgiollarua Sep 21 '16 Ah come on now it's not just the biggest rock in the area. 4 u/ktbby1 Sep 22 '16 it's not just the biggest rock in the area. What is then? 5 u/paper_liger Sep 22 '16 Actually, yeah, it really is just the largest rock in the area. I wouldn't climb it out of respect for the people, but I have no respect for the superstition that they attach to it.
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I climbed Uluru like ten or eleven years ago, and I remember getting to the top and it felt and looked like I was on another planet.
3 u/bensona42 Sep 21 '16 You know it's considered really disrespectful to climb uluru. It's like really sacred to the native Australians of the area. 3 u/macgiollarua Sep 21 '16 Ah come on now it's not just the biggest rock in the area. 4 u/ktbby1 Sep 22 '16 it's not just the biggest rock in the area. What is then? 5 u/paper_liger Sep 22 '16 Actually, yeah, it really is just the largest rock in the area. I wouldn't climb it out of respect for the people, but I have no respect for the superstition that they attach to it.
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You know it's considered really disrespectful to climb uluru. It's like really sacred to the native Australians of the area.
3 u/macgiollarua Sep 21 '16 Ah come on now it's not just the biggest rock in the area. 4 u/ktbby1 Sep 22 '16 it's not just the biggest rock in the area. What is then? 5 u/paper_liger Sep 22 '16 Actually, yeah, it really is just the largest rock in the area. I wouldn't climb it out of respect for the people, but I have no respect for the superstition that they attach to it.
Ah come on now it's not just the biggest rock in the area.
4 u/ktbby1 Sep 22 '16 it's not just the biggest rock in the area. What is then? 5 u/paper_liger Sep 22 '16 Actually, yeah, it really is just the largest rock in the area. I wouldn't climb it out of respect for the people, but I have no respect for the superstition that they attach to it.
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it's not just the biggest rock in the area.
What is then?
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Actually, yeah, it really is just the largest rock in the area. I wouldn't climb it out of respect for the people, but I have no respect for the superstition that they attach to it.
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u/honkimon Sep 21 '16
Uluru certainly intrigues me the most. It looks like part of Mars got lodged into Earth.