The rainbow island9/25/2023 Rock salt, or halite, is weak and buoyant, so it loses its brittleness and flows more like a liquid when under high pressure. The island is a salt dome-a teardrop-shaped mound of rock salt, gypsum, anhydrite, and other evaporites that has risen upward through overlying layers of rock. With its colorful soils, salt caves and mountains, and ocher-stained streams and beaches, Iran’s Hormuz island is rich with memorable geology.
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