A Steady Stream of Rocks Cascading Down a Mountain Path
This video captures a continuous, fluid-like movement of rocks sliding down a steep, dusty slope in a mountainous region. The footage, labeled with the text "On the way to K2," shows a large group of people standing nearby, observing the geological phenomenon as the rocks tumble in a dense, flowing mass. The movement appears remarkably consistent, resembling a liquid flow despite the solid nature of the debris. The setting suggests a remote, high-altitude environment, likely along a trekking route in the Karakoram range, where such natural occurrences can be common due to the unstable terrain and steep topography.
physics is glitching again, pack it up everyone
this reminds me of hiking in the cascades years ago when a small landslide started just a few yards ahead of me. it sounded exactly like heavy rain hitting a tin roof until the ground actually started moving, and i have never turned around so fast in my life.
the mountain seems to be losing its patience
Ah yes, cold lava.
AI slop?
This has gotta be AI.. there's also little rocks along the side that seem to be coming from nowhere
Ignore friction. I double dare you. ᐛ
I heard something today about Chinese people saying all rocks go to ocean eventually
I blame this guy
Fucking Geodudes migrating again
What number sandpaper is this?
Everyone seems too close and not concerned enough
Rocks, on their annual migration to their ancestral breeding grounds.