Australia's Strange Spider Impact Crater; Unusual Geology

North WEST Australia not north east

I saw the "Australia" and assumed this was by Oz Geographics. I was very confused when that wasn't who started talking 😂

It's australia so there are probably a lot of spiders there anyway

Kids from the Phanerozoic have no idea what a proper ice age is. We folks from the Proterozoic had it hard.

Nothing erodes quickly in the outback...😆

Looks like a phoenix to me.

Definitely a face hugger.

Love the content but the auto voice for this channel is terrible. Get a real human narrator.

Would be interesting to see what minerals lye underneath ????

Ofcourse the spider looking formation had to be in Australia of all places lol

Could You Cover Mangakino Caldera In New Zealand?

Absolutely fascinating to learn this about my own country. Thank you❤

cool.

oh hey, my state! I'd literally never heard of this!

Wow!

Fantastic !

Thanks as always, Geology Hub! This feature is very strange...

Australia, we get all the weird stuff

Look, it's Australia, even the asteroids are poisonous.

great video! I would love to see it in person!

That's so cool! So many thrust faults radiating like that from the center, amazing.

I couldn't see the spider, but I could see Santa Claus winking

Interesting! Thank you!

Wonder what the Aborigines think of it.

🤭 Reminded me of stretch marks.

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Hi, I really want your opinion on this coordinate. It's not listed as an impact crater, but it looks like one, and it is well and truly massive. Thank you for all of your videos, I have become a geology enthusiast as a result.

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This is so cool! ❤❤❤

Is the narrator one of the Muppets?

Not far from Wolfe Creek Crater - maybe there were multiple asteroids or broke up as it was coming down

When are you coming back down under mate?

Very surprised I thought that spider was due to erosion that spread out radially from the central dome. Never would have thought it was thrust faults

Northern Australia usually experiences days of 30° all year round

Good video and cool information

for me, it's more like a Glaucus atlanticus (blue sea dragon) just upscaled :D

And if you watch pics on google maps 20km from it they show burned/melted rocks

In Australia it´s wise to be aware of spiders.

Some nice geomorphology there.

Sphincter Crater is more like it

The seed of Pan.

OMG Lovecraft wasn’t writing fiction. He was writing fact. That geographical feature proves it. It’s an impression of an Elder God or an impression of one of Shub-Niggurath’s offspring…👽🕷️……⚛️☮️🌏

For some odd reason I feel like listening to the song Pepper by the Butthole Surfers now

Brilliant. Remote regions of the out back don't get the attention they deserve. And there's so many options to choose through form or variety of what it is. In such an ancient land, it's a living experience full of the variety time has had to shape the land. And there's no substitute for experience. Worthy of the time spent watching "Thankyou "

You sprog-on with this stuff and pass it off as Truth when you have no facts except if it looks like a Duck it has to be a Duck ... Reality Check: It was a Goose ...

This is provably NOT an impact crater and this whole post is completely wrong. Please look at the video on OZGEOLOGY. Apart from that the use of a boring, droning AI narrator is enough to put me off this channel forever. Too lazy to narrate yourself.

Looks more like a scorpion to me 🦂

That AI voice is really hard to endure. Thanks for the otherwise interesting video.

This is where Ungoliant fell to Arda from the outer void in the period before time was counted.

what a load of crap its just a volcano

No idea how anyone sees a spider ...... Thats a phoenix! ❤

I cannot help but think that the center of this impact crater looks reminiscent of a "shadow vessel/destroyer" from the tv series "Babylon 5". Of course it is unrelated, but I found this amusing.