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This is so cool like I need one for myself to just watch, I have $3 btw

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i love how all braindead 7th graders are commenting on this cause their teachers forced them to watch it (yes, me too)

Great work! Please consider adding text captions, arrows and/or verbal commentary to aid understanding.

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Does the presence of logs in river cause increased meandering? seeing how the logs get caught up on the bars it looks like this would increase the erosion/sedimentation difference between the two banks as the logs divert more flow to the erosive side and potentially stabilize the bank making it harder to erode as some become buried in sediment. Has this been modelled/tested? Do we see more/less/the same meandering in wooded regions compared to grassland or desert ones? Does heavy logging of the headwaters cause a change in the habits of the lower reaches? (actually that last one would be drowned out by the effect of increased water and sediment inputs from the logging, wouldn't it) I have so many more questions now!

In Europe, we only have one of those alpine rivers left that carries a lot of sediment and is allowed to run free like this over 100km and often many 100meters wide. It is the Tagliamento river in norther Italy. To think that all alpine rivers were like that makes me a little sad because of the loss of magnificent landscape.

It would've been great if you guys added gold powder, and black sand so that we could see how precious metals being deposited in tertiary deposits.

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Just saw this almost exact video on another channel. The only difference is an additional 19 seconds.

I really want to play with that

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Far out, man! That’s cool!

Have you done any while adding the affect of tides in.

Fascinating watching the ripples form. Is there a term when those ripples turn into rock? Or if you see layer upon layer of ripples frozen in time.

Very interesting to see how to look at stratigraphy and determine what happened there in the past. But in this example the past was only a few minutes before. Great education tool. Should be used with kids

What benefit does this give?

Your model reminds me of the upper reaches of the Lech River in Austria.

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Wow it's like you dragged out my imagination and carved it right into the air, amazing work guys your models are amazing.

Guessing recent wildfires are driving additional study here?

Is this trying to replicate thermal erosion?

hello I hope you are fine I wanted to get your permission to publish the content you produced Along with introducing you as the original owner of the video Do you allow it?

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What is the relation between wave length/amplitude, water depth, and the sand ripple wave length?

Could anyone let me know about this mechanics I mean what product have been injected on u/s of dam and after that flow just got reversed I didn't get it Any one please?

after 2 years I found my favorite teachers favorite video

Justo el vídeo que necesito para incluirlo en el examen sobre Geomorfología fluvial.

Splendid 🎉🎉 .....great efforts ...... Soon u are going to rock sir ..... ❤

Are the mangroves just plastic trees? I will be using one of tables for the first time this Saturday at a university recruiting event and would like to show the effects of maintaining riparian areas.

fluid dynamics is so interesting to me

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Interesting and Awesome!

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the sand is ground melamine plastic?

This is extremely helpful

This video deserves more views...... Here's some chap who is copying your video...... please take some action against him. th-cam.com/video/mal3UkL0pxA/w-d-xo.html

Can you please demonstrate the bed flow, density current behind a dam reservoir

could we get hours of videos of a river flowing? it would be an extremely relaxing background (no music needed, one can combine spotify and youtube).

So I would love to know if there is any plans for making a digital version of this? Or something similar.

Every frame looks like an actual mountain

Fascinating. I'm wondering if you have any way to factor in the final element of river formation; tectonic uplift?

i kinda fell down a rabbit hole this afternoon on TH-cam and ended up here .... this is a absolutely fantastic system its so simple its genius

how the hell do you buy one of these things and for how much?

hi there! what combination of sands did you use for this? I'm considering making my own

I personally think that a simulation with a damn upstream, between either 2 large piles of sediments or some other block to make it so that the river can't just go around, would be insightful

I often wonder if stream tables have potential in practical cinema effects, rather than trying to simulate geology using purely CGI. Last I saw large sets like these used was the old Dune and star wars movies.

Very cool, so is this showing one benefit of adding a dam upstream? Better control of the flow of the downstream river?