Deep in the Tayma Oasis in Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk province lies a presumably 4,000-year-old rock with an unusual feature: It is split down the middle by a straight cut with the precision of a laser beam.

You bet that the mainstream has no explanation for this split, but listen to this they "assume" it's due to windblowning sand and periodic rain that could split the rocks in half.

Any person with above 10 IQ can tell you that there is no way that windblowing and sand can split this megalithic granite in half.

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