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Old 01-25-2006, 04:33 PM  
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Originally Posted by cyberxxx
Didn't you learn physics in the shcool??? The answer to your question depends on rock's material (I mean the parameters liks solidity, soundness and friability) And also it depend's on its shape and position relatively to the bearing(s). In complex cases you may even draw a load diagram

P.S. The US educating system sux again...
No I did not learn physics in shcool, I was taught them in school.
This is a hypothetical question of course. One that would depend on geology as well as physics. I have no clue as to what pressures cause one rock to be pressed into another and so on. So alas I was thinking along the lines of a rock type planet. There has to be a maximum size one could be before it could not support its own weight.
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