Excellent and easy to understand. I've been studying geology as a hobby (I have a degree in biochemistry) ever since I saw the History channel's "How The Earth Was Made," amongst dozens of other videos. I've found hundreds of TH-cam videos like this one that show a small aspect of geology, and it's made me into a geologist. Also, I'm a regular hiker, hiking the San Andreas fault, the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, among dozens of other locations. But knowing about geology has been priceless to me. I'm actually going to be posting a video soon, which has concrete evidence from Crystal Cove state park (where I live) that establishes the sea level during the pliocene epoch, which is allegedly where global warming will take it. Basically a cliff side is falling, and has thousands of sea shells in the falling cliff.
I get all this, but can someone answer this for me, if the layers form exclusively in the low places, down in the water... Why are the high areas made out of sedimentary rock, with fossils from every era? And why is every detail discussed in such detail, except how it gets in those high areas?
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Excellent and easy to understand. I've been studying geology as a hobby (I have a degree in biochemistry) ever since I saw the History channel's "How The Earth Was Made," amongst dozens of other videos. I've found hundreds of TH-cam videos like this one that show a small aspect of geology, and it's made me into a geologist. Also, I'm a regular hiker, hiking the San Andreas fault, the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, among dozens of other locations. But knowing about geology has been priceless to me. I'm actually going to be posting a video soon, which has concrete evidence from Crystal Cove state park (where I live) that establishes the sea level during the pliocene epoch, which is allegedly where global warming will take it. Basically a cliff side is falling, and has thousands of sea shells in the falling cliff.
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Excellent, easy to understand. Great for us elderly, self-learners. I will be going to your other videos.
It is just what I needed, bravo! perfectly explained, keep doing this and thank you very much!
Who gave this video thumbs down? It's one of the best, most informative videos I have viewed.
my mister recommend this video for me and it really helps me to understand sedimentary rocks .
Brilliant - well explained and easy to follow. Thankyou for posting!
Very clear and easy to understand explanations. I look forward to see more rocks-related material in your channel.
Wow the way you explained it was phenomenon , I had trouble understanding my professor
Amazing video! You explain in a really easy way to understand! Also the pictures help a lot to understand the content! Thanks a lot!’
You are great at explaining things. something i cannot say of every geologist or lecturer en in general.
That was very well explained and very helpful.
Thank you from another hobbyist. Very clearly explained.
I agree! Mr./Professor Horowitz is an Excellent Educator.
Again - awesome. Really clear and well put together. Cheers
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I get all this, but can someone answer this for me, if the layers form exclusively in the low places, down in the water... Why are the high areas made out of sedimentary rock, with fossils from every era? And why is every detail discussed in such detail, except how it gets in those high areas?
well explained thanks