Ep065 Channeled Scablands - Questioning the Doctrine -Kosmographia The Randall Carlson Podcast

Hey guys, are you familiar with Dr Steven Greer and his work? Might go hand in hand with some of your own work

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such a distraction you guys are not so good at it honestly.

Has anyone chemically matched the Loess to any location? Also, where did the Loess Plateau China get it's Loess?

That weird tiling effect happens on google maps whenever you go from the height map mode to satellite view. For some reason it bugs out and tries to super impose a 3d heightmap layer over the satellite image, and when you zoom in too far it just duplicates its self cause it doesn't render that close. I've fixed it by turning off labels in the settings, but then you get rid of all the road and place markers.

I spent an entire summer trimming vines when I was in high school. We rode a bus to the Vineyard and every day the person in last place at the lunch hour was FIRED so we were motivated to move at a rapid pass in the Texas sun! Sound like a great adventure.

I like the backdrops for all flows nice the wheatlands and the giant washout WA is amazing place

When will the continuation of this discussion be recorded/posted? You're killing me with the wait!

Leaving some coprolites. Lol

Gravel pit: AKA the destruction of evidence.

Under the Bonneville might be .....another Bonneville!!!!

There's drumlins in touhey right next to grand coulee

Also Drummlins north in tonasket

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I liked the part about the scale and variants, as you change the scale it’s a mad ting and variants 🇯🇲

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It's about time to recognize the elephant in the room. The obvious major source of the scabland flood came from the North from the direction of Kelowna BC. Just look at the scar it left.

Lots of fluff. Sorry guys I don't have the time to listen to you very much because of it.

Thank you Randall and co.

Just good old fashioned interesting!
Respect from the uk.

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Space seasons

I'm looking for the division of ICE water melt flow and Sea water influx from earth rotational stutter from the South (rotation from North to South, Greenland moving south). Most of the erosion features that I have seen in the AZ are RECEDING flows from intense water inflow inland to at least 6000 ft. I'll try to get a flow elevation from Mt. Graham's mesa erosion's. If I can pin point an elevation here, we may be able to pin point the rotational boundary. I find a quarter rotation of Earth's crust quite reasonable. Question is. Is 6000 ft. high enough. The Erosion on the Mesa shows mass flows. Not calced but Millions if not Billions of CFM back flow.

And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn’t need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave. . . .

So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.
Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

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Sedimentologists, the bane of our existence. (My apologies, lashings of apologies, I appear to be a little under the influence).

This show would be better without all of these extra people.

This panel is terrible.

Could the freeze thaw process contribute to the loess layer

I live and work in Lewiston Idaho and I'm a boat builder and behide our shop we have river rock and flood sediment and huge rocks on top.

If you directly or someone one your team I'll send a picture. River rock and sand larger rock os higher up.

Randall for president in 2024! Who's with me?!?

How is the Beaver population in Mn.? They are so important for many species to make it through another season.

randall is great but i wish the other guys just kept there mouths shut

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Knees over toes guy Ben Patrick

I'm thinking you guys are ready to talk about an actual impact point. In BC.

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Just up the creek from Rock Lack is Bonnie Lake, I used to fish Bonnie. I worked on a wheat farm in the Palouse 2 summers in a row in the early '90's. I love these videos on the scablands, my old stomping grounds.

Glaciers are always in motion, even when they are melting Look at Greenland. Its not hard to imagine the ice dam getting washed away, and the glacier marching forward to replace it. As far as pressure, you would think being pushed up against a cliff with the entire weight of a glacier pushing on it would do the job until the lake filled to maximum again.

Isnt it funny that we just dont know our own plannet.and so much has happened and could happen again.and remember we are guests here.😮.

We are so insignificant

I think you're leaving out a key piece of information, or forgetting about it. What we see today is the END result of these floods. Could the high water marks simply be the height of the water at the time BEFORE all the channels and valleys were cut down into the earth? Like if a high water mark is 2000ft up in a valley, that doesn't mean the water was 2000ft deep does it? The water could have been 100 or 200ft initially and over time it got deeper and deeper, leaving that original max water height mark but the depth of water could remain the same 100-200ft deep. The landscape did not look like it does to us today like I said before, it's the after effect. Do you understand what I'm saying? Imagine the earth surface like a smooth(ish) piece of plywood. The flood comes along and starts eating away it creating channels, valleys, and even mountain ranges themselves. I can't help but to think that this would effect your volume of water calculations and depths. Not saying you're wrong about ice sheet melting floods, just saying you aren't looking at it correctly I don't think, or factoring in all the information.

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Great pod cast guys, stir up the pot real good.