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South Africa's Mountains Were Shaped By Lightning Strikes
New research done on mountains in South Africa debunks previous suggestions that cold temperatures played a dominate role in mountain formation and also suggests that the rocky mounds are not as stable as we think, according to new research published in the journal Geomorphology.
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