Walk on moonstone in Magma Geopark
In the far south of Rogaland, you will find an area with such unique geology that we have been recognized by UNESCO. Nowhere on Earth will you get closer to a real lunar landscape than in Magma UNESCO Global Geopark.
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Magma UNESCO Global Geopark consists of the same rock type found in the light areas of the moon, namely anorthosite. The anorthosite in the geopark was formed 930 million years ago when molten rock solidified 20 km beneath the Earth's surface. The unique and barren lunar landscape, stretching from Ogna in the north to Flekkefjord in the south, has been granted UNESCO status.
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