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  1. Columnar jointing - Wikipedia

    • Columnar jointing is a geological structure where sets of intersecting closely spaced fractures, referred to as joints, result in the formation of a regular array of polygonal prisms (basalt prisms), or columns. Columnar jointing occurs in many types of igneous rocks and forms as the rock cools and contracts. Columnar jointing can occur in cooling lava flows and ashfl… See more

    Physics

    When lava cools into basalt, much heat still remains. As it cools down further, the basalt contracts, and it forms … See more

    Places

    Some famous locations in the United States where columnar jointing can be found are Devils Tower in Wyoming, Devils Postpile in California and the Columbia River flood basalts in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Other famo… See more

    External links

    • Aydin, A., and J. Zhong (nda) Columnar Joints, Multiple Joint Sets, Rock Fracture Knolwedgebase, Stanford University, Stanford, California. See more

     
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  2. They often are composed of basaltic lava flows that cooled to form “columnar basalt.” Columnar basalt exhibits massive, vertically standing columns. Although usually hexagonal (six-sided), such columns are polygonal (multi-sided) and may have anywhere from three to 12 sides.
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    When thick basalt lava flows cool, they tend to form hexagonal cracks, called columnar joints. Among the world's best-known examples of these "columnar basalts" are the Giant's Causeway in Ireland and the Devil's Postpile in California.
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    Columnar Basalts form by cracking when igneous rock rapidly cools after being emplaced. They constitute some of the most unique and awe-inspiring geological features we see on Earth. They are so regular and geometrically organised they look hand cut or man made.
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    Basalt forms hexagonal columns through a process called columnar jointing. When basalt lava cools and contracts, it often fractures in a pattern of hexagonal columns.
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  3. What Causes Rock Columns? | Ask An Earth and …

    Learn how basalt columns, also known as columnar jointing, are created by the cooling and cracking of lava. See examples of basalt columns around the world and how they vary in shape and size.

     
  4. List of places with columnar jointed volcanics - Wikipedia

    Columnar jointing is a type of volcanic rock formation that creates hexagonal or polygonal columns. This web page lists many locations around the world where columnar jointing can be seen, such as basalt columns in Ireland, Japan, and …

  5. GEOLOGY 101: Columnar Basalt | Rock & Gem Magazine

  6. What causes hexagonal basalt? - Geographic Pedia - NCESC

  7. Columnar Jointing - Volcanoes, Craters & Lava Flows …

    Apr 18, 2023 · Learn how columnar jointing forms from cooling and fracturing of lava flows and other igneous rocks. See examples of columnar jointing in national parks, such as Devils Postpile, Devils Tower, and Grand Canyon.

  8. Columnar Jointing | Volcano World | Oregon State …

    Learn about columnar jointing, a type of volcanic feature that forms when lava cools and cracks. See examples of columnar jointing in different locations, such as Giants Causeway, Devils Tower, and Columbia River basalts.

  9. How These Rocks Got Their Hexagonal Shape – …

    Columnar basalt, with its mesmerizing arrays of tightly packed, polygonal columns, is a geological marvel. These columns, often hexagonal in shape, can tower meters high and create landscapes of otherworldly beauty, like the …

  10. Columnar Basalt - Geology In

    Learn about columnar jointing, a geological structure that forms polygonal prisms in igneous rocks as they cool and contract. See examples of basalt columns near Fingal’s Cave on the Scottish island of Staffa.

  11. Columnar jointing - GEOetc

    Feb 15, 2020 · What rocks form columnar jointing? While many rooks show columns formed in basalt, this style of jointing can be found in the cooled lava flows of basalt through to rhyolite in composition. They can also be found in …

  12. Tectonics and Structural Geology | Features from the …

    May 26, 2023 · Columnar basalts are hexagonal rock formations that result from the contraction and cracking of igneous rock as it cools. Learn how the physics of bubbles, starch slurry, and lava flows explain the formation and variation of …

  13. Volcano Watch — Columnar jointing provides clues to cooling …

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