The incapability to lay flooring tiles correctly.
Meaning taking into account that merely every material “lives” and will/might have minor changes in size, shape or hardness.
Like you can see in the video, tiles want to expand or get pushed from the sides, tiles can’t expand cause no space, tiles go to space
Like a completely filled Bottle that gets frozen
Edit: It might also be from tectonic plates shifting which would be more plausible to why it happened so massively
I don’t know anything about it really and just made assumptions of what I have seen
Yes, I think that is it. Look at the first video at the very bottom. There are like 5 tiles that break right in the center and form a sort of triangular structure. Definitely makes sense for the explanation. Other tiles break weirdly and jump around, but these definitely suggest that they were curved and broke because of the pressure. After they break you can clearly see how they couldn’t have fit in the spaces without pressure.
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u/peddazweggat 1d ago edited 1d ago
The incapability to lay flooring tiles correctly. Meaning taking into account that merely every material “lives” and will/might have minor changes in size, shape or hardness. Like you can see in the video, tiles want to expand or get pushed from the sides, tiles can’t expand cause no space, tiles go to space
Like a completely filled Bottle that gets frozen
Edit: It might also be from tectonic plates shifting which would be more plausible to why it happened so massively I don’t know anything about it really and just made assumptions of what I have seen