2-Mile-Long Mysterious Crack Found in Arizona Desert
Recently, a geological survey was conducted in the desert of Arizona and during the survey, the drone used found a roughly 2-mile long crack. While it isn’t the first crevice to form in the area, it certainly is the longest. The Arizona Geological Survey estimates that the fissure started forming in 2014 after heavy rainfall but that the southern half of the fissure seems to be newer (perhaps as recent as 2016). The Arizona Geological Survey says: “Earth fissures are tension cracks that open as the result of subsidence due to severe overdrafts (i.e., pumping) of groundwater. As the ground...
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