Scenic Sandstone

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Scenic Sandstone
Immense Shockwaves force water to move through sandstone at a different rate than the sand is moving. This forces the hematite to be left behind, making the lines in the paths taken. Huge shockwaves were required to make the amount of scenic sandstone present in Southern Utah.

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Scenic Sandstone near Washington City, Utah. Photos courtesy Don Christian @redrockrods





At Kanab, Utah.

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As the Shock waves collapse the space between sand grains, racing water is forced into the larger pod channels of the sandstone and fillies them up.

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And began making pipes any place it could exit. The source of the waves was extreme.

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The shockwaves were so extreme that the Quartz sand grains throughout Became electrets ("electricity" + -et from "magnet")
the electrostatic equivalent of a permanent magnet. When compressed they
generate an electrical field that in turn generates an electromagnetic field.



With all that Iron impregnated water racing around, the electric fields captured hematite to quartz grains in spherical shells.





Making Moqui Marbles in all sandstone layers over 100 Million years old.

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There was more.

There were ponds of water in pools stored in aquifers down in Permian and Triassic Sandstone, being light, when they began vibrating, they began rising to the surface, bringing the surrounding sand with them.



Imagine the energy to do this from St George to Moab.

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Where did all those shockwaves come from?

at that time an asteroid hit Utah. it was named Upheaval. It was immediately badly eroded.

How?

The asteroid was not alone, it was the lead part of a comet 60 miles in diameter containing vanadium, uranium, copper, and a lot of Water.

That water eroded the impact crater that had just been formed while the comet devastated the forest around it





What really happened is that the comet struck, stripped the leaves and branches off the trees, impregnated them with vanadium, uranium, copper, and buried them in impact funnels

That was just a small part of an even larger comet- The Midas Comet.