Where is the zebra? |
Where is the zebra? |
May 12 2006, 02:42 PM
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May 12 2006, 08:00 PM
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Now I can see better that the avalanches are due to the bonding of dust by somewhat. It might be due to humidity. I have observed after I have caused an avalanche of sand of a dessert. The shape of avalanche of sand looks very similar to the ones of picture. Then I recognize that its shape is of avalanche of sand or dust and not of liquid. The avalanche of sand is not of pyramidal shape but very vertical and narrow shape.
Rodolfo Possibly a candidate terrain for these manufacturers ? http://www.spacemodelsystems.com/terrains.html Phil, very interesting WEB! computer simulations of terrain model. Rodolfo |
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