Macroer

Thanks, now i know the correct words to ask Google. A wild thought: black holes also seem like some sort of torsion action

I found this wikipedia article describing twisting on atomic level but i don't understand enough of it to apply it to twisting a rock for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_vibration It looks like the material that gets twisted gets denser and denser until it breaks. If i think about twisting a dishcloth

Hello everyone, i'm not really sure if this is the proper place to ask these kind of questions, but here it goes: Twisting seems to break everything from tree branches to iron wire: Could you twist a rock until it breaks in half using some sort of machinery? What would the cross-section even look like?