So something happened there, which created temperatures between 800 to 1100 degrees centigrade.

Is it a meteorite? Did it land slowly for some reason?

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So if you look at this whole setup, the geographical setup around it, you see what is called as a conglomerate of mass, which is like concrete,

which has all pebbles molded into some molten earth.

So something happened there, which created temperatures between 800 to 1100 degrees centigrade, which melted the soil, but which did not melt the rocks.

If a volcano happens, rocks melt, because the temperatures go up to 3000 degrees centigrade.

If a meteorite lands, temperatures hit 4000 to 6000 degrees centigrade, so everything melts.

These are the two phenomena we know, which generally create that kind of temperature.

Or if the tectonic plates move, which is definitely happened in the area, if they happen, then also temperatures could raise when, because of the friction and things could melt.

So we really don't have enough scientific information as to what is the kind of temperatures that happen.

Some Russian scientist says that this kind of tectonic clash could create that kind of 800 to 1000 degrees centigrade, and soil could melt and all this stuff.

It's possible. That looks like the most sensible scientific explanation that one can give.

So soil melted and the rock did not melt. That's why you see all those mountains like concrete standing up with all pebbles sticking all over the place.

All the mountains around when you are walking are like concrete mountains. You can see pebbles and molten soil.

But kailash alone is standing like a steel, like black steel. It's standing there.

And last time we sent people right up to the core to get some rocks from the mountain itself.

We have them with us. We see that it's energy-wise. It's reverberating in a big way, but we do not know the geological composition of this.

Is it a meteorite or is it a certain rising that happened from the earth itself?

We do not know that exactly.

Geologically, they say it's a certain rising. Why this rising happened all this?

I have not found any logical explanations to this. Why a peak would rise like that? I really do not know.

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