- Part One - Part Two - Part Three - Part Four - Part Five - Part Six - Part Seven - Part Eight - Part Nine - Part Ten - Part Eleven -
“So, the chauffeur took, like, take us for 2 hours in the desert and bring us to the tent camp for the night. You know, let's tell you right away, the Arabs promise a lot, but do little. A 2-hour excursion in the desert turned into just a delivery to the campground within 5 km from the village with 2 stops for an hour at two rocks. All. At 14 o'clock we were already in the tent camp, where we were the only tourists that day. The camp was served by one Arab family, husband and wife. There are as many as 29 such camps within 5 km of an Arab village! But they are designed for the maximum influx of tourists in the season, mostly empty out of the season! The camp is 10 tents for 2 places, a large tent is a dining room; a free-standing cement block of a toilet, in which the sides are separate for men and women, in excellent condition, but we did not have hot water. Let's take a look. Here's a general view:
This is the contents of the tent. This is a dense burlap, two homemade trestle beds, tents have a wooden floor half a meter above the ground. Pretty passable:
This is the view from the window of our tent:
You see, the Arabs are trying! They are pinned to the wall. Their Zio government doesn't give a shit about the Arab goyim. Therefore, the Arabs understand that no one except tourists will give them money. And they try for tourists - what is in their power, and they do everything with their own hands, they get everything out of what to build, they trick, show ingenuity, no one gives them anything! Nobody builds any hotels here. In general, in Jordan, the pro-American government does not give a shit about people, they are more busy carrying out US orders; and they do not care about their own population. Rebel if? - They will call the Pindos bombers and they will mercilessly suppress the riots, bomb everything into dust! Yemen is now also! In Bahrain, the Arabs recently tried to excite, they were immediately rubbed into a bloody slurry.
Promotional video:
Well, in general, such a program. Count the day, it costs only 25 dinars (33 dollars) per person for the camp and 25 dinars for the driver. But for 25 dinars, he brings only to the camp. At the same time, we had to add another 25 dinars to the chauffeur so that he would drive a couple of hours more, otherwise it was not a fig in this camp at all. Well, we came to ride in the desert and watch the rocks, and not sit in this camp for a day gnawed by biting flies. And these Arabs, they somehow do not really want to carry around the desert, they circle you within 5 km from the village and make long stops, and then they do not carry you. Well, if you pay, the mosht will be lucky. And where to? You don't know anything here! The driver offered to drive 15 km to the border with Saudi Arabia, but it was already at dusk, and we understood that he just ponted.
So, we paid an additional 25 dinars to the Arab driver and he drove around the area a little more. Basically, they prefer not to drive and waste gasoline, but to sit “watching the sunset”. We will select some rocks and show something on them. First, we will look at what is happening right at the campground. Look! The camp is under an ordinary granite rock, but under a granite rock is this pile of broken stone!
This is the same stone that lies at the base of the rock that we saw near the Arab village:
But here, at the campground, this melt is split into pieces! He's just split. Moreover, this is manual or mechanical, but purposeful splitting! Not a single natural phenomenon can turn this granite melt into a cue ball in one place! Here we will go a little further so that you have a better idea of what it is about:
This is what the melt, which is here under the rocks, turned into. This is the cue ball. This is chipped granite. He was injected. It is gray in color, because on one side it was scorched with smoke, soot, under high temperature and pressure. And when it was split, then inside it is ordinary red granite. Look, we shot point-blank:
Here we shot even closer so that you can see that this is ordinary granite:
But we will immediately remove a piece under our feet, which was superficial. It is all punctured to a certain thickness by ash and smoke driven into granite! Such a gray "necrotic layer"!
Therefore, the bottom layer of the rock near the village is gray! At the village, the melt is not split!
Why here, under the rocks, some melts are not chipped, but others are chipped? - We cannot say that, except that the melt is split by hand or by mechanisms. In the end, we can not weave alien affairs here, and perhaps the Arabs here and there pricked melts on stones for dwellings, say? We showed readers a photo of a molten piece of marble from the fusion zone. This is a stone from the village of Kekova, 176 km from Turkish Antalya to the West:
There, the entire coast of the Mediterranean Sea in such marble melts, and in Turkey and in Greece, and on the islands. And here in Jordan - fused granite! Here we will show you the same melted piece of granite - not a splinter, but which is melted from all sides. We bought it for 5 dinars right there from souvenir sellers in the Wadi Rum desert. It was confiscated from us at the airport, but we first took a picture of it. You see - a dense surface layer of burning, with red holes. This is due to the fact that the surface of granite was bubbling at an Ultra-high temperature!
We drove up there not far from the camp to one rock. The rock is large, assembled from blocks. We look at the photo of the melt:
She is:
Look, below the horizontal and even vertical seams are noticeable, although the blocks are very flattened. But the top is very melted. That is, what is the conclusion? - The super temperature was from the top, the temperature gradient was from top to bottom! That is, the thermonuclear explosion was air, detonated ABOVE the Earth!
GRANITE is flowing here!
And here we are at another melt settled down to watch the sunset. There, on the dune, a couple of tourist carts also settled down.
And this is right there, here in the distance - this is a dune, a black dot on it, this is someone's car, and here we took a picture of the melt drain. A sloping flow of stone melt. This is an ancient frozen melt, and the stone chips on it are modern, in the sense of all sorts of breakaway.
This same place is 10 meters higher! Obvious frozen stone flow:
Here is another photo from this place where we are sitting watching the sunset:
We are sitting here, even vertical seams have been preserved here on our melt:
Can you imagine how stone structures melted here!
We are sitting here on melts watching the sunset.
See, the frozen crust from above:
A good freestanding granite reflow like this:
And here, on the contrary, monoblocks, under pressure and temperature, were kicked out of the masonry:
Look here, and here the whole wall has bulged out like that - in blocks:
It was WADI RAM, and now we recall - this is the same protrusion of monoblocks in the state of Uta, USA, this is a place called BLUFF not far from the corners of 4 states:
And what do some things say? - About the same events! And now we will show samples of stones:
This is a piece of normal granite, which was somewhere inside during the fusion, so it was not melted or scorched.
And this is the same granite, but burnt, it is black with soot, soot, which are driven into granite under high temperature and pressure:
And this is a piece of granite, this is just the border of the heavily burnt dark part and the not very burnt light part. Here we can see to what depth the soot and soot were driven into the granite:
And this is a piece of burnt granite. It's even a rectangular spike from somewhere:
And this is the last time we gave a snapshot of a sintered piece of granite with frozen bubbles. This photo shows the same stone in brighter light. Through the bubbles, through the crust of the melt, you can see that there is red granite inside!
And this is molten sand - QUARTZ.
Well, it seems that we have reported on Wadi Rum. In the next report, we will go to Aqaba.
Read the continuation here.