Largely meaningless question.
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Cavers don't use the word "spelunker", and they don't go looking for "the largest rock"! Largest cave maybe. In any case, a single boulder can obviously be never be as large as the cavity in which it lies. Many very large cave passages and chambers do have enormous boulders lying on their floors, but you rarely see more than part of each boulder anyway because it is usually partially buried by lots more boulders.
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I do know of - and have seen - one boulder that I believe has been named "Kanchengunja", after the mountain, but from memory it is not ever so much bigger than a large garden-shed. It lies in St Cuthbert's Swallet, a cave in the Mendip Hills of SW England; but it is the cave that is impressive, being both challenging to visit and in places beautiful to view, not its individual boulders.
The largest raw diamond ever found fit into the palm of an adult male's hand.
the answer is limestone rock.
Under the floor
yes, I'm pretty sure it does
African Rock Peyton
yes.
The Blue Hope Diamond.
Graphite is 1000mgl but Calcium Fluorite is 2000mgl. So GraphiteC2g. Hope it helped! Chelsea
The largest of all landforms
Rock in Rio festival in Brazil, January 19th 2001, where the "Rock in Rio" DVD was recorded. A quarter million people were present to see one of their best performances ever. This was their second largest crowd - the largest being at the 'Rock in Rio 1985' where 400,000 people had come to see them play
what is largest and the smallest type of rock called?
Ayers Rock, now known by its indigenous name of Uluru, is in the country and continent of Australia. It is the world's second largest monolith (the largest is also in Australia), or more accurately, inselberg, that is located in central Australia.