@@koharumi1 im not that good in english, but i think it's because the ocean like moves more so the stuff in the river doesn't just drops of but gets taken into the ocean idk if you understand me
I was taught at school, that river deltas form where is a little variation between high and low tide, so the sediment doesn't get washed off. You can notice that most rivers that flow into open ocean have wide estuaries, and those which flow to closed seas (i.e. Caspian, Mediterranean), tend to have branchy deltas. Exception would be Ganges - Brahmaputra, which has huge delta, but empties basically into open ocean.
+Shvet Maharaj No, I'm on my HTC A9. If you're wondering how I made the Δ, I used a Greek keyboard you can download from the Play Store or change in your keyboard settings.
Belly buttons are scars from your umbilical cord. Where the midwife puts the peg to close the cord determines whether you develop an innie or outie. If the peg is further away, you get an outie, if it's closer, you get an innie. Some people don't have belly buttons because the doctor had to sew the umbilical chord shut.
I feel like videos like these, and learning these kinds of things are important, even though the specific information it will most likely not be important to anyone watching unless they're a geologist, I think this kind of opening your mind and looking at things is important for people to watch because while the information about rivers cannot be applied to other areas of life, I think the understanding of logic from watching this does.
its fun to know how things are formed and work instead of wondering how and why. I love looking at nature and understanding how it was formed its like looking back at time ,its amazing how ones imagination can visualise what happened in the past with a little understanding
Maester Marwyn I wasn't trying to be mean, you probably didn't even take time to look at it. Here's a thread explaining why if you're interested: www.reddit.com/r/badpolitics/comments/3p09cl/labelling_the_political_compass/
*Clicks on video to learn geography* "The world is divided into two kinds of people: Those with innie belly buttons and those with outtie belly buttons" *Clicks away*
What can run but never walks, has a mouth but never talks, has a head but never weeps, has a bed but never sleeps, has a bank but never loans, has an innies and outies but got no belly button?
If the dirt in the water slows down as it reaches the end of the river, and thereafter stacks up and builds new parts of lands, then now, the rivers length is increased, the river, at the spot where new land has been "built" has re gained its flowing speed, and thus, the walls of the newly built land should be scraped off by the high speed water. But this doesn't happen, why? Also, why does melting ice's water flow in a zigzag shape and not in form of straight lines?
I wonder why "rivers cut deeper and deeper valley's to reach the sea" - 0:52 I mean they were reaching the sea anyway. It would have been like a waterfall at the end. In case you want to know why rivers curve, this might help - th-cam.com/video/8a3r-cG8Wic/w-d-xo.html
I rather have an innie, but I'm scared of my belly button bc when I was little I watched an episode of ren and stimpy and stimpy and it was horrifying o_O rather have an outie
***** Good for you, now someone explain the joke? Has it to do with "Those who understand math" being x and the square root (if its positive) has two answers? Therefore two different types of people in "Those who understand math".
1:01 I recognised the Exe estuary instantly, it's my natural habitat! I miss the salty tang of the mud on the air and the smell of seaweed gently decomposing in the afternoon sun, the call of the curlews and the clink of the rigging on sailboats.
+Guillermo L. Ortiz Toledano Downhill? Most ice ages aren't total, so those more equatorial rivers will keep flowing. Also as the ice recedes, some rivers will be freed and start flowing while the sea level is still lower due to the ice at the poles.
"there's two types of people: people with indie belly buttons, and people with outies. Rivers are the same." The Río de la Plata: *Are you challenging me?*
i live in brunswick ga right where the altamaha meets the ocean and i always wondered why it has all that march land like it does so thinks for the reason?
Rivers are like belly buttons...said no one ever besides minute earth. very creative
make sense, since the cord is like a bloody river
@@ffccardoso *where's the plug? I'm definitely not cutting your internet.*
So why does the Congo River have no delta despite emptying into the ocean?
@@koharumi1 The St. Lawrence river in Canada doesn’t really have a delta either, and yet it empties into the ocean.
@@koharumi1 im not that good in english, but i think it's because the ocean like moves more so the stuff in the river doesn't just drops of but gets taken into the ocean idk if you understand me
Godsake please never show belly buttons in a video ever again
Eileen Blurrr same
same!
Just mentioning then cause suffering for me!
Bellyist
@Yernazar Seitmaganbet >_
*triggered*
This was a surprisingly easy explanation! Great work!
Good ol' MinuteEarth. Answering questions that I didn't even know I had.
+Deadeyes Yeah, thats my favourite type of questions :)
+Deadeyes xD
Lol
Damn still live huh
"Sir, the ground is frozen sir, the sea is getting back at us"
"NONSENSE!!! Get the sendiments, pile them all up and see who'll be laughing now!!"
That's how we Dutch think.
Lol
So far the sea is winning. Cuz 71% water
Lol there is land in the bed of oceans land won by 100%
The land might learn to melt earth so hard the water melts.
I was taught at school, that river deltas form where is a little variation between high and low tide, so the sediment doesn't get washed off. You can notice that most rivers that flow into open ocean have wide estuaries, and those which flow to closed seas (i.e. Caspian, Mediterranean), tend to have branchy deltas. Exception would be Ganges - Brahmaputra, which has huge delta, but empties basically into open ocean.
the real question is why do adam and eve have belly buttons in all their paintings
Lmao got me weak
Because they were made to be like or look like any other human in the future? I don't believe in Good though.
Maybe religion is made up and many believed in it?
@Farm of Potatoes That's one of the many problems humanity has going on...
Harsh Dhakad yeah but they weren’t birthed out by a woman they were put on earth by god (well if you believe in god that is)
Δ's?
+Dark Rush Yes, Δ's
You on a Mac?
+Shvet Maharaj No, I'm on my HTC A9. If you're wondering how I made the Δ, I used a Greek keyboard you can download from the Play Store or change in your keyboard settings.
Or maybe δ's?
+Dark Rush Ναι , Δέλτα -.- It's pronounsed Thelta not Delta.
Okay, but now answer why people have innies and outies.
I was thinking the same thing. Outies ftw!!!!!
+No Bueno When the umbilical cord falls out, sometimes it pulls the skin, and sometimes it doesn't. That's quite simple.
Daviji Weirdo but why are there innies as opposed to bellybutton-less people.
Belly buttons are scars from your umbilical cord. Where the midwife puts the peg to close the cord determines whether you develop an innie or outie. If the peg is further away, you get an outie, if it's closer, you get an innie. Some people don't have belly buttons because the doctor had to sew the umbilical chord shut.
How the umbilical cord is cut.
There are three kinds of people on earth: the people that can count, and those who can't.
There are 2 types of people:
Grammar Nazis
Neo-Nazis
Hitler
+Zonneschijn where did the third type go!
el sam I think that I'm the second type of people and you're the first :D
Zonneschijn LOL
+Zonneschijn
r u grammar nazi, neo nazi or hitler?
I feel like videos like these, and learning these kinds of things are important, even though the specific information it will most likely not be important to anyone watching unless they're a geologist, I think this kind of opening your mind and looking at things is important for people to watch because while the information about rivers cannot be applied to other areas of life, I think the understanding of logic from watching this does.
its fun to know how things are formed and work instead of wondering how and why. I love looking at nature and understanding how it was formed its like looking back at time ,its amazing how ones imagination can visualise what happened in the past with a little understanding
Because Epsilons are too expensive...
+TheyCallMeGawd Only for non-continuous functions. With continuous functions for every epsilon you get a delta; it's like two for one!
Because delta was lonely and all the other Greek letters were taken
+istari314 Ha!
+William White Ϟ is still waiting...
Eh, it's all Greek to me.
when a 2 minute video teaches you more than a 2 hour class
lmao
OUTIE BELLY BUTTONS ARE SO FUCKING WEIRD
yes !
what did the dinosaurs know about hillary clinton -why would you say that ._.
SHUT UP
Ikr
I have a kink for them, but yes.
I... I didn't know outies existed...
+Melanie Trotochaud lol
+Melanie Trotochaud same here
Me too :D
My grandpa has an outie
Melanie Trotochaud I have an inny
was here to learn about delta formation. left with question about bellly buttons that i never thought i would.
Nice explanation of a tide dominated delta! You could go beyond and explain about types of estuaries and other deltas. Thank you!
The contents are absolutely awesome. As a student of Environmental Science, I am really getting benefitted by the contents. Thanks a lot 💖💖
#TeamInnies!!!
+Maester Marwyn Your labelled political compass is super dumb fyi
And so are you my friend.
Maester Marwyn I wasn't trying to be mean, you probably didn't even take time to look at it. Here's a thread explaining why if you're interested: www.reddit.com/r/badpolitics/comments/3p09cl/labelling_the_political_compass/
Thank you, I thought you were merely trolling me at first. Sorry if i was a bit snappy.
BOO NO
"The fertile rivers that have helped foster human civilisation"
Indus: "Am I a joke to you?"
Yes
Indus was a pretty helpful in the beginning of human civilization
Thank you, for another wonderful, and amazing video!
Literally the only thing I remember about this video: “rivers are like belly buttons”
0:07 Thats not a belly button.
+Thomi Your profile picture makes that comment even better.
+Alchaeus hahaha xD
+Thomi a belly button always recognizes its kin
Thomi,yes it is
Κώστας Καραπαπαχατζηδιμιτρακόπουλος, yes
What a fascinating explanation to a question I never realized I wanted answered. Thanks man, love this shit.
*Clicks on video to learn geography*
"The world is divided into two kinds of people: Those with innie belly buttons and those with outtie belly buttons"
*Clicks away*
Neonexus jf
Fd
Neonexus m
This is helping me with my studies! Thanks a lot!
What can run but never walks, has a mouth but never talks, has a head but never weeps, has a bed but never sleeps, has a bank but never loans, has an innies and outies but got no belly button?
A river!
Feather
#CaptainObvious
River
The answer is obviously a river.
I dont know tell me
Weirdly enough, I’ve never seen this channel, yet when I saw this it was already liked
The river is the umbilical cord
Good job guys! Learned a lot, so I left a like 🤗
If the dirt in the water slows down as it reaches the end of the river, and thereafter stacks up and builds new parts of lands, then now, the rivers length is increased, the river, at the spot where new land has been "built" has re gained its flowing speed, and thus, the walls of the newly built land should be scraped off by the high speed water. But this doesn't happen, why?
Also, why does melting ice's water flow in a zigzag shape and not in form of straight lines?
I wonder why "rivers cut deeper and deeper valley's to reach the sea" - 0:52
I mean they were reaching the sea anyway. It would have been like a waterfall at the end. In case you want to know why rivers curve, this might help - th-cam.com/video/8a3r-cG8Wic/w-d-xo.html
@@AdityaPrasad007 My question as well. I suspect the answer is complicated, so the video just glossed over it.
@@AdityaPrasad007 waterfalls constantly erode the walls they are on, just like how rivers erode the banks on the side.
My geography teacher showed this in class. For some reason everyone freaked out when the belly buttons came up.
0:26 to 0:42. It's a fight between Groudon and Kyogre. EYYYY WHERE MY POKEFANS AT?!?!?
LOL
Aldrick Espinosa me
Present 👍 Actually just finished Omega Ruby today
Bork(Here)
i learned more from this weird video than i did in my 80 min lecture of the geology class last week
I just had my geography exam today and a question was on delta. How I wish you could have released this earlier
i am having mine tomorrow
What would've you wrote, belly buttons?
im have mine tomorrow
@@malnutritionboy same
@@lisaplays5145 4 years later hahaha
What i didn't understand in school, i did now.... Thank you ❤️
Outies are gross
+Dan Chen How intelligent.
+Dan Chen not just talking about belly buttons i suppose
I rather have an innie, but I'm scared of my belly button bc when I was little I watched an episode of ren and stimpy and stimpy and it was horrifying o_O rather have an outie
I have innie
+RooFooChoo um.. that show is demented...
Thank you! This explanation helped a lot!
pretty good explanation but a thing or two is incorrect. Source: masters in sedimentology and stratigraphy
+Jackson Clarkson Please elaborate!
+Jackson Clarkson Also would love more detail!
+Jackson Clarkson I'm interested in hearing what input you have on this.
+Fuckgoogleplus That would be a nice troll
+Fuckgoogleplus I think Allah Created Rivers
best kind of illustration I've ever seen
There are 2 types of people in this world - Those who understand math
+NightFury There are two types of people in this world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete information.
Explanation?
+NightFury there are only two types of people in this world. those who make arbitrary categories and those who do not.
*****
Good for you, now someone explain the joke? Has it to do with "Those who understand math" being x and the square root (if its positive) has two answers? Therefore two different types of people in "Those who understand math".
+NightFury there are two people in this world. me and the other guy who lives next to the high way.
This is a really good explanation of what a delta is and I love your voice!
You forgot to put a dot on the world map for the Danube Delta...
+antoniu8
They also forgot the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta (1 big delta & 3 rivers)
Aka The Netherlands and northern Belgium
And the Lena Delta, the largest delta in the world.
I think I’m addicted to this channel
Innies 4 lyfe
+SimplyMyAccount I've seen a lot of outies in my days, but they have all transformed into innies as they grew up.
+Isaxus Outies forever!!!
Terminal innie.
An answer to a question I never really thought about... Thank you!
Liked the video just to make the count = 1,234 :D
+James Clark You're a hero :D
Cool!@@thecuriousengineer
Hmm lol, I thought it was a result of how the delivery doctor cut the cord! I am an innie, a PROUD one too!
#TeamInnies
1:01 I recognised the Exe estuary instantly, it's my natural habitat! I miss the salty tang of the mud on the air and the smell of seaweed gently decomposing in the afternoon sun, the call of the curlews and the clink of the rigging on sailboats.
Somehow talking about belly buttons feels gross and creepy and wrong.
i'm blown away. hats off
How does a river flow during an ice age?
+Guillermo L. Ortiz Toledano Magic
+Guillermo L. Ortiz Toledano
Downhill?
Most ice ages aren't total, so those more equatorial rivers will keep flowing. Also as the ice recedes, some rivers will be freed and start flowing while the sea level is still lower due to the ice at the poles.
+Guillermo L. Ortiz Toledano
Science Magic!
That is a cute, simple, short and entertaining explanation!
Woo. St. Anthony Falls!!! Fantastic place and they are doing great work
i dont get how people dislike videos like this...i mean cmon he explains it so well...
That video was quick and informative. Thank you
Simple enough to understand but enough to remember good job!
Sick! Rivers is a topic I'm studying for AS Geography so this will be useful. Thanks!
I can honestly say that I learned something today.
Quick and useful explanation
My teacher showed me this in school and told me to watch this for homework
So , what determines if the river delta will be "innie" or "outie"? The flow conditions that allow sedimentation?
wow that's amazing! never knew this.
You guys are better than a book
What a beautiful video. Thank you
Best explanation ever
Great work,love it 🌸
A terrific episode. Bravo!
Love the analogy in explaining what a delta is.
Thanks for uploading this.
This is the best explanation
I'm more interested in the bully bottoms more than the topic now
very nicely explained and commendable Animation..! Thanks Team- Minute Earth
"there's two types of people: people with indie belly buttons, and people with outies. Rivers are the same."
The Río de la Plata: *Are you challenging me?*
“Why do rivers have deltas?”
🎵Because we’re delta airlines and life is a f**king nightmare.🎶
Everything sounds logical after you says "Rivers are like belly buttons"
Wow the timing with the rise of civilization is really interesting. Sounds like "Guns, Germs, and Steel" could use an addendum.
Now i can get A+ on geography. Thanks for ur help
this was funny and informative, thanks, my exam of geography is today!
The most interesting analogy I've heard 😂
♥helped sooo much! thanks.♥
Great explanation 👍👍👍👍👍
I probably won't be looking at rivers the same way ever again ! :o
Oh, now I get it. Thank you minute earth
Good vid helped with test revision
Your example is just out of the world.
I mean literally!🤣
you are really good at drawing dude, of you drew this of course.
After watching the video, all i remember is innies and outies
That explains the amazing coastline of Norway :)
Well they have really good explanation 🙂
I just finished learning about the Danube Delta for the semestrial paper
There are videos that you Like after watching and there are others that you Like before watching
Thank You 💕
So, it is the formation of deltas that were needed to start up civilization and is why humanity waited until then to start up agriculture.
i live in brunswick ga right where the altamaha meets the ocean and i always wondered why it has all that march land like it does so thinks for the reason?
thank you very much for this information it's really interesting .....from Iraq A student
This is helpful to all students
mind blown, love it!
OMG TY I HAVE GEOGRAPHY AND THIS HELPED A LOT THANK YOUU