Have you ever seen a moving stone? You may think that the question is trivial because a stone is an inanimate object. How could an inanimate object, a mere object, move? But there are also places in America where the Sailing Stones in America are moving as well. Although much research has been done on this gemstone for many years, the mystery behind it has not been fully disclosed. Even today, scientists can say no.

There is a dry bed called ‘Racetrack Playa’ in Death Valley National Park, California. It is a flat country stretching 2.5 km from north to south and 1.25 km from east to west with no slope. But there is something very strange about the region that surprises everyone. That is, some of the rocks on the ground simply move out of place. It is widely believed that in the vicinity of Death Valley, inanimate objects move about freely. Over the years, people have been exploring how these rocks slip away from their habitat. The stones also leave a long way to go down the slope.

The rocks were moving because of the aliens?
Beginning in the 20th century, scientists came up with various theories about the site. Some people say that the strong winds blowing here push the rocks away while others say that the rock contains a lot of iron and the earth has a magnetic field. Because of this the rocks move. Not only this, some people say that tourists come here, because the rocks move. It has been reported in many books that India has more than 100 kg of rock.

The truth of the rock slide was revealed in 2014
Prior to 2014, more research was done on the rocks. Some scientists have named the stones and left them in one place, but when they returned a few years later, they found that even more than a pound[200 kg]of rock had fallen and was about a mile[1 km]away. In 2014, Richard D. Norris and his brother James Norris claimed to have discovered the secret of the stones. According to him, this movement occurs only during special seasons in the cold days. When the sea lasts when the water is shallow and the water freezes overnight on cold days, very thin ice is formed. As smoke evaporates, these ice sheets break into smaller groups and begin to drift on light water. Due to the strong winds that blow in the area, glaciers glide along the rock. For this reason, along with their slope, the mark is also omitted. All the brothers realized this using a long-distance channel, which is available on YouTube.