Is the worlds largest single rock mt Augustus?
No, Mt. Augustus is a Mountain, Ayers is a rock so it is the largest. A mountain is made from volcanoes, they are simply just not active (dead basically). So Mt. Augustus is not a rock, it was not originally made of rock, it came up from the ground my earthquakes makes the platelets rub against each other causing force to make a hole in the earths crust. The molten lava comes up from the earths core which is when the volcano explodes. A dead volcano is when it has been basically when the hole is clogged up, which then they are called mountains. So The largest single rock Is Ayers Rock. Answer by Boog613 ( Hannah Hale)
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In contrast to the southern uplands and highlands the central lowlands of Scotland?
supports a higher percentage is more likely to maintain ancient trabitions
What are the Bungle Bungles made of?
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Is Austria land is flat or bumpy?
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What town in Australia is in the Great Victoria Desert?
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"The desert"?
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