Translation....Arguably one of the largest and heaviest findlings ever loaded and transported left our quarry in May. It is an extraordinary diorite findling with a uniformly rounded surface and solid, undamaged core. The age of this unique specimen is about 300 million years old
The geology here is fascinating. There are obviously dozens of these erratic boulders in the area. This is one of the biggest found so far. Its volume is approximately 45 cubic meters and it weighs about 110 tonnes. Other boulders have been split for removal. There is no indication of the site location- I'd guess somewhere in France or Swiss Jura, but if anyone knows for sure please post here. All of the boulders were well rounded and seem to be spread throughout a fine grained calcareous mud called loess. Loess forms a very fertile soil. This entire formation was deposited as a slurry that spread below sea level during the Pleistocene Ice Age, probably as a result of uplift of the Alps. The rounding was a result of rolling of much larger angular fine grained granite boulders within the slurry.
This is the official explanation in English www.vgb.de/findlinge "Our boulders originated from the 300 million year old granite massif of the Bavarian Forest. Water penetrated into the near-surface strata of this massive rock many millions of years ago. As a result, the topmost blocks of rock have decomposed over the corners and edges over millions of years. These so-called Wollsack weathering formed these rock shapes with rounded surfaces and massive granite cores. The transport through glaciers did not matter, which is why it is not boulders, but so-called Härtlinge. Due to this special type of formation our "boulders" do not have completely smooth, but slightly rough and thus grippy surfaces. You will find unique pieces from the 20 kg foundling to the 40 to stone." With greatest respect, I disagree. This is not primary weathering of granite but a secondary deposit of late Cenozoic age that contains the old granite boulders of Carboniferous age. The location is confirmed above to be in Bavarian Forest, Germany.
It is mind boggling to think that ancient people were somehow able to move rocks as big or even bigger than this over several miles and also up in elevation.
Vielleicht hätten sie mal bei den alten Ägyptern anfragen sollen. Die haben bis zu 1700 t schwere Steine transportiert, ohne diesen ganzen technischen Aufwand. Alles mit ein paar Rollen aus Bäumen und ein paar Seilen.
For any English speakers I will do my best to translate the situation. Here you can see in Younoeng National River Park, they had found the body of Mao Zedong perfectly preserved in what is believed to have been his guards hasty attempts to bury and hide the body while simultaneously retreating from the Empires advancing attack. They had covered his casket entirely in feces in order to throw off the trade federation hunting unit that was assigned to hunting them. Only reason I know all this wws because I had read about it in high school and faintly remember. Very different find on their congrats
Alann Hod: Excellent translation of the events unfolding here. Thanks for that, and having a good understanding of the insane, liberal socialist progressive dung unfolding in Europe today I salute you, I take my hat off to you, well done.
title -A 70 to foundling is loaded - RUclips Probably one of the largest and heaviest foundlings ever to be loaded and transported ...glacial transport of exotic or erratic boulders (also called "foundlings" )
Ok, I wonder what the process is of locating this Foundling. I mean, what makes the man or woman say ‘oh yeah, this be the place to start digging!’ Or maybe it’s on a previously active construction site? I don’t know, but it would be interesting to know!
من المحتمل أن أحد أكبر وأثقل المقتنيات التي سيتم تحميلها ونقلها قد ترك مقلعنا في مايو. إنها صخرة ديوريت استثنائية ذات سطح دائري منتظم وجوهر صلب غير تالف.
Diorite is an intrusive rock. My guess it is being sent to a holding quarry where it will be processed for deportation. Either back to the earth's core, or some other quarry that will accept it.
"Findlinge" are rocks that got dragged along by giant glacier ice streams during a ice age. The grinding on other rocks over hundreds of miles rounded them and gave the smooth surface.
If we stood that close to a lifted object or stood under it to place supports we would be dismissed for breaching safety regulations, but i guess some countries have different rules. A beautiful stone though. I wonder how it was formed and why is it so smooth and laying in mud?
And the meaning is.... Rock #1 Rock #3 Or,.................. Maybe...... Perhaps Rock #3-1 😀 2 Personally, would take the highest bidder over $100,000, and free delivery within 100 driving miles. Just my personal opinion
It looks like a Mexican beach pebble and the people standing next to it makes it look like the workers have been shrunken along with all their equipment and vehicles 😳😳
In some cases we don't. We just have to deal with them when found. However sometimes we use ground penetrate radar. Then make a plan to remove them or work around them. Cheers 😁👍
ich verstehe immer überhaupt nicht, wie bei solchen steinen die abrundung erfolgt. der sieht doch aus, als wäre er jahrmillionen durch die gegend gepurzelt worden und dabei wären alle ecken so schön glatt gebrochen worden. die gelben bändchen sehen in der tat eher wie eine hübsche dekoration aus...
der Stein lag tatsächlich schon immer (genauer ca. 300 Mio Jahre) dort, wo wir ihn in unserem Steinbruch gefunden haben. Aus einem anfangs festen Granitmassiv hat sich im Lauf der Jahrmillionen durch die sog. Wollsackverwitterung ein einzelner Stein mit dieser runden Oberfläche gebildet. Bei Interesse mehr dazu auf unserer Homepage: www.vgb.de/findlinge
@@vgbnatursteingmbh4943 vielen dank für die erklärung! trotzdem finde ich erstaunlich, dass das komplette gestein um den findling/härtling herum sich in fein säuberlichen sand von vermutlich etwa gleicher körnung zersetzt, nur euer "dickerchen" bleibt erhalten. ist jedenfalls ein Prachtstück;!
Vid Mukrans hamn ligger ett rullstensblock som väger 98 ton. (På land.) In Mukran Hafen befindet sich ein Kieselsteinblock (Findling?) mit einem Gewicht von 98 Tonnen. (An Land.)
Не проще было этот камень взорвать копеечнной взрывчаткой и лопатами двух рабочих выкинуть ? Зачем согнали столько техники и потратили громадные рессурсы ? Аренда только одного подьемного крана в час..это можно было кормить деревню целый год. Глупость несусветная !
En mis viajes por el mundo he visto a gente con más habilidades de talla de cantero que en Europa pero a nadie que pudiese mover grandes tonelages como los conocidos en el pasado. 2,5,10, 20, ...100 tm???
nose como mierda di aqui pero mi pregunta es batallan con una piedra de 70 toneladas o se les hace sorprendente, entonces que alguien me diga como se movieron los bloques de 1200 toneladas en baalber libano?
the display of the crane scale showed 72,5 tons. On the first two meters the 400 ton crane had problems to lift the stone. Greetings from the quarry :-)
weil es wohl eine schöne Summe Euronen einbringt. der Fundort war ein Steinbruch.Und die machen ihn halt zu Geld. Bringt mehr als kleinzumachen und als Schotter zu verkaufen. Irgendein Oligarch wird ihn sich halt wohl in den Voorgarten zwischen die Gartenzwerge hineinstellen lassen.
Tolles Video. Die zwei gelben Bändchen zur Ladungssicherung sind echt der Hit.
+RotesKleid411 Die ganzen Ketten zur Ladungssicherung sind dir nicht aufgefallen?
+CayVanDyke Doch! Deshalb sprach ich nur von den gelben Bändchen. Die sind echt der Hit.
for;teis ets voltsvagon en;s waights ium frumm u.s.
Beautiful rock, What amazing work to remove and transfer huge stone like that, Beautiful team working all together I love it.
Translation....Arguably one of the largest and heaviest findlings ever loaded and transported left our quarry in May. It is an extraordinary diorite findling with a uniformly rounded surface and solid, undamaged core. The age of this unique specimen is about 300 million years old
Richtig krass ! Gutes Video !
The geology here is fascinating. There are obviously dozens of these erratic boulders in the area. This is one of the biggest found so far. Its volume is approximately 45 cubic meters and it weighs about 110 tonnes. Other boulders have been split for removal. There is no indication of the site location- I'd guess somewhere in France or Swiss Jura, but if anyone knows for sure please post here.
All of the boulders were well rounded and seem to be spread throughout a fine grained calcareous mud called loess. Loess forms a very fertile soil.
This entire formation was deposited as a slurry that spread below sea level during the Pleistocene Ice Age, probably as a result of uplift of the Alps. The rounding was a result of rolling of much larger angular fine grained granite boulders within the slurry.
This is the official explanation in English
www.vgb.de/findlinge
"Our boulders originated from the 300 million year old granite massif of the Bavarian Forest. Water penetrated into the near-surface strata of this massive rock many millions of years ago. As a result, the topmost blocks of rock have decomposed over the corners and edges over millions of years. These so-called Wollsack weathering formed these rock shapes with rounded surfaces and massive granite cores. The transport through glaciers did not matter, which is why it is not boulders, but so-called Härtlinge. Due to this special type of formation our "boulders" do not have completely smooth, but slightly rough and thus grippy surfaces. You will find unique pieces from the 20 kg foundling to the 40 to stone."
With greatest respect, I disagree. This is not primary weathering of granite but a secondary deposit of late Cenozoic age that contains the old granite boulders of Carboniferous age. The location is confirmed above to be in Bavarian Forest, Germany.
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Ein ordentlicher Stein für ein Ordentlichen Truck nice :D
Findling zu verkaufen, an Selbstabholer ! Klasse Video !
People this is why you don't release your pet rocks to the wild
Was macht man mit so einem Steinchen? Brunnenstein am Goldfischteich?
The force of water and sand and time is amazing!
It is mind boggling to think that ancient people were somehow able to move rocks as big or even bigger than this over several miles and also up in elevation.
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Vielleicht hätten sie mal bei den alten Ägyptern anfragen sollen. Die haben bis zu 1700 t schwere Steine transportiert, ohne diesen ganzen technischen Aufwand. Alles mit ein paar Rollen aus Bäumen und ein paar Seilen.
For any English speakers I will do my best to translate the situation. Here you can see in Younoeng National River Park, they had found the body of Mao Zedong perfectly preserved in what is believed to have been his guards hasty attempts to bury and hide the body while simultaneously retreating from the Empires advancing attack. They had covered his casket entirely in feces in order to throw off the trade federation hunting unit that was assigned to hunting them. Only reason I know all this wws because I had read about it in high school and faintly remember. Very different find on their congrats
Let me guess, you're not a grateful fan of socialist tyranny?
Allan what have you been smoking?
the Germans are big deal for them if they found a big rock in the vast of sand either loamy land place. the big question of big mark on their head.
@@TheKomMentaryo the rock is just big enough that you and your ego can climb back underneath...
Alann Hod: Excellent translation of the events unfolding here. Thanks for that, and having a good understanding of the insane, liberal socialist progressive dung unfolding in Europe today I salute you, I take my hat off to you, well done.
Wow, der Findling, spricht zu uns.
Tuyệt vời quá quá bạn, video, Hai lúa rất vui khi được quen biết bạn
Rock collection taken to a whole new level!
What is the use for this boulder? Why did they spend some much effort and expense to retrieve and ship it to somewhere else?
Muy buena makinaria y muy buenos travajadores
Waited for two minutes to see the boulder finally hit the truck bed and whooops! We cut that part. WTF guys?
Wofür ist dieser Stein?
What is it?
A sparrow egg. Lol
Why did they pick up that rock ? I can't understand...anybody knows?
Moving the big rock to the big rock garden
*I thought that stone was black basalt, but I think it's actually diorite (greenstone), one of the hardest rock ever around the world.*
What would a bolder that size cost?
that would look good in my garden
No good in the front garden someone might pinch it.
BRIAN QUINTONFLYER svenskaaspel.dse
title -A 70 to foundling is loaded - RUclips
Probably one of the largest and heaviest foundlings ever to be loaded and transported ...glacial transport of exotic or erratic boulders (also called "foundlings" )
Ok, I wonder what the process is of locating this Foundling. I mean, what makes the man or woman say ‘oh yeah, this be the place to start digging!’ Or maybe it’s on a previously active construction site? I don’t know, but it would be interesting to know!
من المحتمل أن أحد أكبر وأثقل المقتنيات التي سيتم تحميلها ونقلها قد ترك مقلعنا في مايو. إنها صخرة ديوريت استثنائية ذات سطح دائري منتظم وجوهر صلب غير تالف.
Vor welchem Amtsgebäude ist dieser Stein als Kulturdenkmal gelandet?
Liegt bei uns im Garten in den Schwimmteich integriert.
Bei Merkel im Vorgarten.
Would sure be nice to know where it's going and what for. Decoration? Someone has Gamera in a tank and needs a heat rock? We'll never know.
Diorite is an intrusive rock. My guess it is being sent to a holding quarry where it will be processed for deportation. Either back to the earth's core, or some other quarry that will accept it.
@@dumore1 Because it was taking jobs from native boulders? LOL... But seriously...thanks for the reply.
That stone is 'water worn' so the river that tumbled it along must have been huge!
Or, maybe its just a lost Henry Moore sculpture.😉
"Findlinge" are rocks that got dragged along by giant glacier ice streams during a ice age. The grinding on other rocks over hundreds of miles rounded them and gave the smooth surface.
@@petebeatminister thanks you for 5he info
Where did it go to?
You found my doorstop.
If we stood that close to a lifted object or stood under it to place supports we would be dismissed for breaching safety regulations, but i guess some countries have different rules. A beautiful stone though. I wonder how it was formed and why is it so smooth and laying in mud?
You can't sue for your own stupidity there. They don't need as many safety rules or as many nannies.
Was wollen die denn damit anstellen???
Smooth stone, imagine what shaped I glaciers ocean glaciers over and over again
Exactly what I thought,millions of years in the making Loved the heavy lift gear too, mainly German Quality Engineering PLUS MERC trucks. wonderful.
It's a flicked-out booger of God's, hmmm?
The zen garden it is headed for must be huge!
Weswegen lässt man ihn nicht einfach da? Es sieht nicht so aus als ob dort gebaut würde durch die gegend.
ist ein steinbruch, da macht man sowas um die dinger zu verkaufen
Weil ein findling was besondres ist
und wer stellt sich sowas in vorgarten?:)
What happens if you just leave it there all alone?
It could keep giving birth to little baby rocks did you see all those little guys 😱
And the meaning is.... Rock #1
Rock #3
Or,.................. Maybe......
Perhaps
Rock #3-1
😀
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Personally, would take the highest bidder over $100,000, and free delivery within 100 driving miles.
Just my personal opinion
wo ist der "stein" geblieben?wo ist er hingekommen?
Здорово!
hi there looks like a pet rock that wont run away or get lost neat
It looks like a Mexican beach pebble and the people standing next to it makes it look like the workers have been shrunken along with all their equipment and vehicles 😳😳
How do they know that in certain particolar place there are such big stone underground ?
In some cases we don't. We just have to deal with them when found. However sometimes we use ground penetrate radar. Then make a plan to remove them or work around them. Cheers 😁👍
Ronald Brown thanks very much for answering
i have one in my loft, im gonna put it in my aquarium
es wäre interessant zu wissen, was mit diesem Findling passiert
Nach Findldinghausen wahrscheinlich. Dort wo sie in engstem Kreise, sich zu kultischen Zwecken, gerne mit einbauen lassen.
Jetzt noch die richtige Steinschleuder dazu.Und dann David und Goliath spielen.
Allein die Installation einer solchen wäre interessant zu beobachten.
Kg ??????
Если пробурить в нем отверстие, то это был бы самый крепкий , вечный , не промокаемый дом.
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Дай
Ill have 6 for a garden feature!
รร
Hammer!
That was a bahemith of a rock. I wonder where they put it?
nice spelling
der alte schwede bei hamburg ist noch deutlich größer, über 200t.
der wurde aber auch "nur" an den strand hochgezogen.
Buscar película acción... P
а зачем им этот камушек？
Que pena que en este video nadie hable, que no escriban nada de donde se encontró, que cuantas toneladas pesa
y adonde fue llevado, en fin.
70 toneladas - VGB Naturstein GmbH - www.vgb.de - Fürstenstein, Baviera, Alemania
SO WHERE IS THAT MONSTER HEADED? INCREDIBLE FIND IN ITS PRISTINE UNMARKED STATE.
Welches kennzeichen hatte der lkw von dem kran?
Kann mann nicht sehen. Aber die Firma kommt von DA her. kran-saller.de/de/
Regensburg
ESA ROCA VINO DEL ESPACIO EXTERIOR, SINO DIGAN PORQUE TIENE LOS CANTOS REDONDEADOS Y ES TOTALMENTE LISA...
L'antenato del sasso da compagnia.... un ottimo esemplare di fossile
Ohne nervige Musik hätte ich das Video wesentlich besser gefunden.
Apoda de caca
Those boulders look like they have been rounded by water or ice
Its called " glacial till"
excellent
ich verstehe immer überhaupt nicht, wie bei solchen steinen die abrundung erfolgt.
der sieht doch aus, als wäre er jahrmillionen durch die gegend gepurzelt worden und dabei wären alle ecken so schön glatt gebrochen worden. die gelben bändchen sehen in der tat eher wie eine hübsche dekoration aus...
der Stein lag tatsächlich schon immer (genauer ca. 300 Mio Jahre) dort, wo wir ihn in unserem Steinbruch gefunden haben. Aus einem anfangs festen Granitmassiv hat sich im Lauf der Jahrmillionen durch die sog. Wollsackverwitterung ein einzelner Stein mit dieser runden Oberfläche gebildet. Bei Interesse mehr dazu auf unserer Homepage: www.vgb.de/findlinge
Wolfgang Ihde v
@@vgbnatursteingmbh4943 vielen dank für die erklärung! trotzdem finde ich erstaunlich, dass das komplette gestein um den findling/härtling herum sich in fein säuberlichen sand von vermutlich etwa gleicher körnung zersetzt, nur euer "dickerchen" bleibt erhalten. ist jedenfalls ein Prachtstück;!
der zahn der zeit bringt ja viel zustande. möge der Zahn der zeit, der schon so viele Wunden geheilt hat, auch über diese sache gras wachsen lassen 😂😂
Parece un meteorito, ya que no es parecido a ninguna piedra de las de ahi.
Wo ist das wo der gehoben wird also welches Land bzw Stadt??
+music let'splayer ...die haben ihren Bruch in Fürstenstein, bei Passau
Ca va servir à quoi ????🤔🤔🤔
Ich sammle auch Findlinge, wo kann ich den abholen?
Vid Mukrans hamn ligger ett rullstensblock som väger 98 ton. (På land.) In Mukran Hafen befindet sich ein Kieselsteinblock (Findling?) mit einem Gewicht von 98 Tonnen. (An Land.)
That's a big fuckin rock, why is it so important that somebody move it? Obviously costs a bunch,,,
Не проще было этот камень взорвать копеечнной взрывчаткой и лопатами двух рабочих выкинуть ? Зачем согнали столько техники и потратили громадные рессурсы ? Аренда только одного подьемного крана в час..это можно было кормить деревню целый год. Глупость несусветная !
Kamienie w Baalbek w Libanie mają 1000, 1260 i 2490 ton!!! Jak je transportowali 10.000 lat temu?
When you have lots of money and spare time .... ?
I don't know why i'm here...
Rui Romao me too!
Wah batu apa ya besar banget👍👍👍😊 support balik ya
En mis viajes por el mundo he visto a gente con más habilidades de talla de cantero que en Europa pero a nadie que pudiese mover grandes tonelages como los conocidos en el pasado. 2,5,10, 20, ...100 tm???
Không có người việt nam nào cùng xem hết ah.
No dust anyway.
queremos que asi nos recuerden tenemos que canbiar nos matamos solos
Yeah that music doesn't suck at all😔😒😖
В сауну повезли :)
nose como mierda di aqui pero mi pregunta es batallan con una piedra de 70 toneladas o se les hace sorprendente, entonces que alguien me diga como se movieron los bloques de 1200 toneladas en baalber libano?
decouvertes-archeologiques.blogspot.com/2015/03/decouverte-du-plus-grand-bloc-de-pierre.html
¿Que hace una piedra de río en una montaña?..... Entonces si existió el diluvio, y si la gente calla..... Las rocas hablaran.
My Guess was 30 tons, One comment wrote 98 - something, Was that a guess to.
In a video clip, 70 something. I can accept 70 tons.
the display of the crane scale showed 72,5 tons. On the first two meters the 400 ton crane had problems to lift the stone. Greetings from the quarry :-)
ค้าหินหินสวยสวยเห็นด้วยคัฟ..
70 ton ?? 1 m3=2,8-3,2 ton
Warum mußte das Steinchen von dort verschwinden ?
weil es wohl eine schöne Summe Euronen einbringt. der Fundort war ein Steinbruch.Und die machen ihn halt zu Geld. Bringt mehr als kleinzumachen und als Schotter zu verkaufen. Irgendein Oligarch wird ihn sich halt wohl in den Voorgarten zwischen die Gartenzwerge hineinstellen lassen.
Good
Sparrow egg?
Aliens put that there
watu noiku akeh gonaku caaakkk
the worlds biggest truffel!! worth an estimated 17 Trillion U.S. dollars. amazing hunh!?
You got me..
Oh yeah ...worth more
Rayan
Then sold get the money over
They stone who kill goliath
lustig die süßen Spanngürtchen um die 70to. :-)
It’s the only living one-stone terminal moraine.
Call Mundane Matt, I hear he like collecting boulders.
And still paper wins
Sao không dùng TNT cho nhanh hay mấy ổng mang về nhà trưng bày
Sweet rock, bro...
that would look nice on my gauge 1 garden railway (smiles)