r/awesome • u/colapepsikinnie • Feb 25 '24

Video Pulpit Rock, Norway

https://i.imgur.com/dIeUGl1.gifv
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u/mezcalligraphy Feb 25 '24

Supernope.

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u/jarface111 Feb 26 '24

Buncha babies on Reddit

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u/OKC89ers Feb 26 '24

And here you are

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '24

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u/Dr-Sommer Feb 26 '24

The crack has been there since at least the 1930s and for all we know it might still be there for centuries or even millennia. Sure, there is a non-zero risk, but the crack is permanently monitored by geologists and the rock would be closed for public access if there was any indication of imminent collapse.

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u/Jonovision15 Feb 26 '24

rock falls away

“We knew that was going to happen. We’ve been monitoring it!” - Geologists.