A ḩ̶ͩ̉̂̈̇̿͗͂ͦ͠͏͚̥̪̫͞ŏ͌̓̒͌҉̶̢̜͕̥͚͎̪͍͇̜̟̫̠͈͎̫̮̮̼͞ó̱̯̲̥̙̤̆͊̓͆͐ͦ͒ͤ̾ͤͦ̃͛̚͞d̢ͮ̌ͩͧͥ̏̂̇͗͑̈͆ͧ̾̊̕͞҉̗̭̥̰͙͔͓̩͖̹͎̺̣̰̱͈̹̗͟ͅo̵̢͙͙̗̠̹͔̙͓̻̬ͧ͆͌͂̈̒͝o̡̝̦͕̤̭̪̜͓̙̹̦̞̲̻̫̲͔̮̞̓̐ͨ̆̿͒̐͐͗̏̑ͩ̂̔̕͘ (also called a tent rock, fairy chimney, and earth pyramid) is a tall, thin spire of rock that protrudes from the bottom of an arid drainage basin or badland. Ḧ̢̛̛̛̭̘̟̥̪̈̒̌̚o̸̢̦̜̬̙͚̬̬̯̼͉ͮ̓̔̈́̔̄̽ͥ̃̾̉̀͘ǫ̴̺̬̱̜̙̹̤͖̩̳̻̯̂̿̔͂͐ͣ̈ͦͬ̏̌ͬ͐́̚̚͞d̵̛̙͔͔͈͍͖̪̦̭̱̥̲̩̮̪̒ͣ̌̇͐͆ͧ̉̆̄̄̃̏̉̿̾̔͂o̺̱̠̯̯̱̣̱͇̼̩̠͋ͨ̎̽̿̿̍̐̔ͮ̔ͮͥͤ͊̕͞͠͡͡o̶̹̮̝̞̘̣̮̦͔̳̺̝̳̰͈͛̾̊ͩ̔ͣ̃̓͋̓͆ͧ͋͂͌͋͞͠s̈͛͋͒͊͞҉̢̨̺͕͕̯̭̩͇͔̬̫̱̝, which may range from 1.5 to 45 metres (4.9 to 147.6 ft), typically consist of relatively soft rock topped by harder, less easily eroded stone that protects each column from the elements.

The sun doesn't get that big, does it?

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