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My cook I need your help

Sir, you have some serious geological knowledge. Thanks for your work.

When I saw those worms while hiking, I did not believe they were worm fossils. Amazing. When on the north Pacific coast in a canyon I saw a wall of live hellgrammites larvae which was squirmng.

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Melted cities, cooked walls and desintegrated structures... I say it as an archaeologist, and there are many examples of sich a severe "erosion" in accepted cases, such as Hawara pyramid: who would say it was a pyramid, if it hasn't been said? But if you take a closer look, you will see bricks, in horizontal raws. Sometimes everything is reduced to geology, in a sense of being barely recognizable.

Old big cannon ball, iron case oxidized/rusted off..Or even smaller projectiles.. It may have Formed a concretion and Picked up More minerals due to its “Halo” effect..(Like when metal detecting,zinc, copper,(primarily)iron products give a larger signature..Take samples..Its indeed changed composition..

It's called Liquefaction!

Thanks Myron for the explanation

Another great adventure with mr. Myron - thank you sir, keep well.

Personally I think that when God moved and shifted the world’s continents in the days of Noah, then bottoms on the oceans were turned up sticking straight up like walls. They were still soft and then hardened over time as they cooled. This explains every non volcanic mountain and geological formation. It explains why Eastern Canada is near to Sea level and explains why here in Alberta we are sitting on 3 Thousand feet of Clay. We are stand on only up to 12 inches of top soil in undisturbed pasture land that has never been tilled. About 5-6 thousand years of plant composting. God tells us what He did. He gave us the rainbow as a reminded and covenant that He will not destroy the world again. I believe God. Thank you

So why dont you dig?

Don't worry about the everyday scientists poo poohing your curiosity most are paid up safe career perps maintains (sadly) the false narrative.

Its from lava

Watching this video, I couldn't help but be reminded of the Gulf of California. It's got everything you're talking about in it: a deep inland seaway constructed via crustal spreading running through a desert. And then at the top it's all dammed up by the Colorado River delta! So behind that delta you have the Imperial Valley, which sits in a valley that otherwise ought to be underwater. Such fascinating geology in that region.

FASCINATING. One of the best geology videos I have seen. I guess the water loaded with sediments is heavier than "pure" water and that is why it flow on the bottom. How heaven is it? Have submarines been sent to the channels?

Yo no soy científico pero lo que nos muestras es un 🌲 gigante hojas y ramas por alguna razón ese árbol cayo y si conose las seibas hay similitud a la cascara T ani llos de árboles esa es mi opinión observación

This was a most facinating piece of work Myron. Having watched a number of your films this one really stands out as award winning quality! I really enjoyed this film. Bravo. If you would be open to discussion of geofacts or Pareidolia … I stumbled on what appears to be a cache of many stones that hold shapes of human forms, animals and tools. Many specimens have been recovered in a truly tiny area. This cache has been exposed by unnatural erosion in that my county uses natural streams for storm water control and the area is newly developed…. thus big storms equal fresh exposure at depth. I am a microscopist, do not see similar imagery anywhere else on Earth, and find the coincidence of many in one tiny spot of interest. If you are open I have physical examples, film of the erosion process and an open mind. A 3 inch deep 4 foot wide stream becomes a raging river 7 feet deep and 50 yards wide in minutes. What do you think? Have a look? Again, this film on the ancient sea and related geology really shines! B

It be cool if it was man made and be much older than Göbekli Tepe is thought to be. I do think mankind became smarter than many think because of Göbekli Tepe though. We just need to keep exploring and find more.

Incredible find!

What is your opinion of the sage wall in Montana?

Ok sir, can you reason why the king of England stills rules the west 😅

Thank you Myron. A great explanation of how these sand dikes are formed. I had heard of them nearly 50 years ago in a geology course in graduate school, but your explanation made the sand extrusions much more understandable!

Another great video! I think it's your best yet. Thanks so much for dedicating part of your retirement years sharing your knowledge with those of us with an interest in geology.

I really appreciate your reply

Mr cook i left you a message on your last video i watched it is very important to me for your reply

I can see how a graduate of The History Channel University would think it’s man made.

Mr cook are you a millionaire..... i have a very big favor..the reason for the first question is a lot bigger than you can imagine if you wiil help me with geology of a location i will give you 30% of what I get contract what ever you want

These are all such beautiful formations. Thank you for sharing such great information on the formation as well as such beautiful videos of these locations.

Finally someone who ACTUALLY includes the links in the description they say they will during the video. I can’t tell you how many times I go to see the links and they’re nowhere to be found

The only explanation is.. aliens 👽🛸👀

Are the prints you use that show state outlines as references for sale?

Thanks Myron. Every time I visit Cody I visit the Clark’s Fork, the McCullough Peaks, and what ever part of the bad lands I can manage. Thanks for the tour!

Sure looks like the remains of a pre-flood civilization. Anything post-flood would be in better condition. Unless it’s just a geologic feature.

Mud floods..... tartar... reset...timeliime discrepancies... we have been lied to ... HISTORY isnt something they teach in school !

Good job never seen

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Awesome video of liquifaction and moving earth in the Japanese park! Cool sand boil photo! I live close-ish to the New Madrid eq area, and love learning about the sand boils…

#mountainsaremeltedbuildings

HI’ Myron, I should have been a Paleontologist I think. I can’t walk by a Rock without picking it up and looking for a Fossil. Something I’ve done since I was a small Child. I also Love to learn about Geology. The way you explain things is Amazing. I’ll never look at a Rock wall again without looking around for the Processes that caused it. I was kinda hoping this was Manmade though. Thanks for making these Videos. I really enjoy them.😁👍👍❤️

Thanks

Those walls are not created in nature. Those walls are preflood, they were covered in silt from the flood. I believe the red wall is a remnant of a 40,000 ft tree that was laying there. or at least it's branch.

What I don't understand is how people are still so dumb. Especially our scientists. At this point they should realize there are larger tides on earth that take place over millions of years and some that take place over hundreds of thousands. We have tons of marine life fossils on mountains, and rivers beneath the sea... some still flowing with dense salt water. Both those things paired with traceable water levels should show these periods occur in cycles. We also have traceable ice ages and warming periods which come in cycles. I don't know why they refuse to notice this or if they are actually that oblivious to these patterns. It's frustrating.

Beyond intelligent!!! Thank you so much. You have answered my questions without me having to ask!!!😮😮😮😮😮

Myron, id love to visit this site. Would you post the coordinates for us?

I suddenly had a number of people commenting on my 13 year old video on liquefaction. Now I know why!

…and the Great Salt Lake is one of the last bits? [great job presenting this, by the way…the teaching and the filming]

Is there even one artefact nearby? Presumably not....so is natural

I have a profound desire to see most of the world's geological features have as much research done to them as North America's by people like you one day.