A construction worker's simple post highlights the geological differences between Indonesia and Malaysia, explaining why stones in Indonesia are darker and denser due to volcanic origins, while Malaysia's stones are lighter from granitic formations.
Satu perkongsian ringkas daripada seorang pekerja binaan Indonesia baru-baru ini telah mencetuskan persoalan besarMenerusi video yang dikongsi di laman , pekerja tersebut berkata kebanyakan timbunan batu di tapak pembinaan lazimnya berwarna putih atau kelabu cerah.
Namun di Indonesia, khususnya di kawasan seperti Jawa Tengah, batu yang digunakan lebih gelap dan hampir hitam. Menurut pekerja berkenaan, perbezaan ini bukan kebetulan, tetapi berpunca daripada asal-usul gunung tempat batu itu terbentuk. Batuan di Malaysia kebanyakannya berasal daripada gunung jenis granit dan kuarsa.yang tinggi menghasilkan warna cerah, sekaligus menjadikan batu agregat di sini kelihatan putih atau kelabu muda. Lebih menarik, batu jenis ini juga sesuai untuk pelbagai kerja pembinaan, lebih ringan dan lebih mudah dipotong atau diproses.
Berbeza dengan Malaysia, banyak batu di Indonesia datang daripada kawasan gunung berapi aktif seperti Gunung Merapi. Batuan seperti Basalt dan Andesit mengandungi mineral yang menjadikannya lebih gelap , lebih padat dan keras serta sangat tahan lasak. Perbandingan ini bukan untuk menentukan batu mana lebih berkualiti. Sebaliknya, ia menunjukkan bahawa setiap negara mempunyai identiti geologi tersendiri.
Malaysia dengan batu granitnya yang cerah. Manakala Indonesia dengan batu gunung berapinya yang gelap dan padat. Lihat video penuh di bawah:Orang Indonesia wajib tahu ini — batu di Malaysia putih semua, di Indonesia hitam! Bukan soal kualitas tapi asal geologinya beda total.
Malaysia dari pegunungan granit, Indonesia dari vulkanik Merapi. Dari batu pun dua negara ini punya cerita yang berbeda! Batu di daerahmu warna apa? 👇
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