Within   the space of three days , a route in California has reverse from a fairly received dusty highway to looking like something out of a   Mario Kart TV game .

The Vasquez Canyon Road in Santa Clarita was forced to shut after it buckled into a wavy and warped mussiness over the three day surveil November 19th . The route is still closed andauthorities have warnedthat the surface area is insecure .

CBS Los Angelesreported that the road buckle over a 60 - meter ( 200 - infantry ) stretchability , some part rising as high as 4.5 meter ( 15 foot ) .

“ Cracks are active and continue to expand , ” Steven Frasher of the Los Angeles County Department of Public work   toldCBS Los Angeles . “ Hour by hr , the side by side hillside proceed to slip subvert the pavement , actually do underneath the pavement and uplifting it . ”

UPDATE : Vasquez Canyon Rd still rising . route now close up between Lost Creek Rd & Vasquez Wayhttps://t.co/gcHQaXtLJIpic.twitter.com/LjadTSgJeE

— LA Co Public Works ( @LAPublicWorks)November 20 , 2015

stain has pushed a#SantaClaritaValleyroad 6 feet up.@LAPublicWorkssays they ’ve never catch anything like this.pic.twitter.com/ejTASofbzg

— Zohreen ( @Zohreen)November 20 , 2015

Most peculiar of all , there seems no clear explanation as to what caused it .

Professor Jeremy Boyce , who demand a group of his geology student from UCLA to see the route , appeared to be   pretty stumped by the geologic phenomenon .

" There was no vainglorious rainstorm that triggered this . There was no swelled earthquake that triggered this , " he said toCBS Los Angeles .

" When we think about geology , we consider about processes that go on over million and one million million of year , so the chance to wreak students out and see something happening over a scale of 60 minutes gives them the thought that not only does geology take perpetually , it can also pass off almost instantaneously . "

Vincent Devlahovich , a geology professor   from the College of the Canyons , has said he believes it was because of the hem in rocks becoming saturated with rain . Although this seems like the most plausible account , there still does n’t appear to be any concrete response   ( no pun intended ) .

determine out the drone footage , below , to see the site from another perspective .