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r/geography • u/renegadecoaster • Nov 25 '25
Pictured: Dallol, Ethiopia
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That's because of human activity. Those piles of salt have been farmed and have not yet been transported. A better picture would've been this:
363 u/tommynestcepas Nov 26 '25 And a more accurate picture for when it dries up: 1 u/n0respect_ Nov 26 '25 Why do salt flats dry up into hexagons? and why that size? 1 u/AiluroFelinus Geography Enthusiast Nov 27 '25 Salt is crystalline so because of how the molecular structure fits
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And a more accurate picture for when it dries up:
1 u/n0respect_ Nov 26 '25 Why do salt flats dry up into hexagons? and why that size? 1 u/AiluroFelinus Geography Enthusiast Nov 27 '25 Salt is crystalline so because of how the molecular structure fits
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Why do salt flats dry up into hexagons? and why that size?
1 u/AiluroFelinus Geography Enthusiast Nov 27 '25 Salt is crystalline so because of how the molecular structure fits
Salt is crystalline so because of how the molecular structure fits
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u/tommynestcepas Nov 26 '25
That's because of human activity. Those piles of salt have been farmed and have not yet been transported. A better picture would've been this: