r/GlitchInTheMatrix • u/Jonathon_world • 1d ago

Glitch Vid Metal Rocks!

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u/ImaRaginCajun 1d ago

Hard rock and heavy metal 🤘🤘

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

Nice! Its a contender for top comment

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u/Hot-Challenge8656 1d ago edited 1d ago

This is what stonehendge sounds like.

Found a clip that helps to explain.

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

Maybe that's why you are not allowed to touch them when you go there

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u/tanman0123 1d ago

Its because people used to vandalize them

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u/Whatcanisay88 4h ago

Love me some QI

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u/LeFreeke 1d ago

Lots of ringing rocks!

For example phonolite in NZ.

Their chime is caused by the rock’s extremely dense, tightly interlocking crystalline structure combined with residual internal elastic stresses left over from when the magma cooled underground.

Not sure what this rock is.

Many ancient cultures used ringing rocks to create lithophones - musical instruments made of stone!

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u/sudden_erect 1d ago

Whoa, I always thought metal came from... No wait... Rocks.

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u/PigeonInAUFO 1d ago

Bud where do you think metal comes from

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

You can't get metal from this type of rock

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u/CampingWise 1d ago

Rocks without inclusions can also make this sound.

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

It's incredibly rare

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u/PigeonInAUFO 1d ago

Then this is an incredibly rare rock

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u/Wishbone_508 1d ago

At this time of year? And in this region?

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u/PigeonInAUFO 1d ago

Localised entirely within your kitchen?

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

You think they are going to let him bang around on it if it's incredibly rare

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u/PigeonInAUFO 1d ago

Dude found a cool rare rock and banged on it

Who’s they?

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

The people who created the earth program

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u/Absynth421 22h ago

Dawg go outside

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u/Sad-Success3514 17h ago

Whaaaat?!?

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u/TrapHans 1d ago

Brother it’s not about metal. It’s about vibrations going trough a volume. If the density of the stone is somewhere similiar to that of metal it makes sense it sound similar

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u/Nuurps 1d ago

It's a rock with metal in it, where's the glitch?

This fucking sub man

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u/Mottis86 1d ago

With that logic, there would be 0 posts in this sub and it would die.

Of course this is not an actual glitch. None of the stuff posted here is an actual glitch. Actual glitches don't exist, it's all for fun. Just relax dude. Where is your sense of whimsy?

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u/Foudre_Gaming 1d ago

No, some send stuff like "Did I just jump through dimensions????" because they just forgot their keys.

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u/exvirginladysman 19h ago

Nature is fucking metal?

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

It's a rock glitch

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u/_ommanipadmehum_ 1d ago

aliens in a hidden flying saucer: Who's there?

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u/Slight_Sir_1436 1d ago

Everybody should watch a video on The Great Stalacpipe Organ in Virginia. It's probably the craziest instrument I have ever seen and it uses this principal.

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u/BadProfessional_PT 21h ago

Tell me you never played with rocks as a kid🤦

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u/hellbent1985 1d ago

Not a glitch. you just dont understand science.

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u/Yaxth 1d ago

That's how Link checks to throw a bomb

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

It might be a teaser for the new film

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u/SallySitwell3000 1d ago

It’s already got a divot/pocket worn away right where he’s striking it. Chances are this is a known rock / phenomenon either current, ancient or both. Perhaps it was a percussion instrument in the singing stone bands they’d put together back then.

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u/CohenDaBarbarian 16h ago

Its called ring stone, mostly popular in ancient sites

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u/Southern-Pickle-7378 11h ago

Check out Ringing Rocks Park in Berks County PA.

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u/r_a_d_ 5h ago

This is how they check marble in quarries.

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u/pawesome_Rex 1d ago

Certain holders will ring out like metal when struck. It’s a scientific fact not a fucking glitch.

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u/TheBobbyMan9 1d ago

Where do you think metal comes from?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago edited 1d ago

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u/Jonathon_world 1d ago

Not every rock

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u/Purple_Poison 1d ago

https://youtu.be/vm1_aCjrC5o?is=7vKZWnaKnBAmPgS2

Stones can be made of minerals that can sound like that

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u/Straight_Jaguar 1d ago

Sounds hollow, wonder what's it hiding?

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u/bradymanau 1d ago

https://youtu.be/yzuj14hzCaw?si=UN_3arA4A0OJuctN

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u/Antique_Safety_4246 1d ago

Ok, its so bad its GOOD! TOO SILLY!

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u/LincolnshireSausage 1d ago

This is the worst video editing I have ever seen. It makes me nauseous and irrationally angry.

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u/AnonButNotReally-42 1d ago

Is this supposed to be interesting or shocking or something? Where tf do people think metal comes from?

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u/gonzogonzobongo 1d ago

There aren’t many metals that are found in their raw metallic form. Usually metals like Iron, Nickel, Aluminum are chemically bonded to other elements and have to be extracted and purified in order to have the properties that we think of when we think of metal. The sound is not because the rock is metal. It may contain metals, but is not a metal in of itself. The sound is metallic due to other reasons, but not because the rock is metal