我没在电影里看到这些石头吗？是的，当然——它们是瓦斯奎兹岩

Geology Today Pub Date : 2023-07-28 DOI:10.1111/gto.12443

Deborah Painter

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自20世纪60年代以来，美国加利福尼亚州Agua Dulce和Santa Clarita的Vasquez岩石就与其他行星或维度联系在一起，当时流行的美国电视节目《星际迷航》在《竞技场》、《另类因素》和《星期五的孩子》三集中都将其作为戏剧性的背景。如今，它们是一个受欢迎的旅游景点，但它们的地质背景是什么？

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Didn’t I see these rocks in the movies? Yes, of course—they are the Vasquez Rocks

The Vasquez Rocks of Agua Dulce and Santa Clarita, California, USA have become associated with other planets or dimensions since the 1960s, when the popular American television programme Star Trek used them as dramatic backdrops in three episodes, ‘Arena’, ‘The Alternative Factor’ and ‘Friday's Child’. Today they are a popular visitor attraction, but what is their geological background?

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