A waterfall in Australia falls against Earth's gravity..how is that!
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Weather of Arabia - Inverted waterfall is a waterfall that falls upwards against gravity, a unique phenomenon that was observed for one of the waterfalls of Australia, and this phenomenon occurs when high winds hit the front of the slope, and this happened during the Royal National Park outside Sydney - Australia.
The reverse waterfalls that were spotted in Royal National Park last August were the result of heavy rain that coincided with strong winds off the coast of 73 km/h. When those strong winds hit the cliff face, it pushed the waterfalls in the opposite direction, bringing them back to dry land.
Watch the aerial photos that spotted the unique phenomenon of the inverted waterfall through the video:
This article was written originally in Arabic and is translated using a 3rd party automated service. ArabiaWeather is not responsible for any grammatical errors whatsoever.
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