What Mud From Glacial Lakes Can Tell Us About Our History | National Geographic
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- See what challenges face a team of scientists gathering core sediment samples from a glacial lake in the Himalayas.
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While on the National Geographic 2019 Expedition to Everest, scientists traveled to Nepal's Gokyo Valley to collect sediment cores from glacial lakes. The team's mission was to gather data on the effects of climate change at the highest elevation on the planet and discover what kind of history they could find in the mud.
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Lakes contain layers of sediment that give clues to that area's various climates over the years. What are your thoughts on the research being done here?
How is sediment dated and how old is it?
Cool info
It would be nice if they shared some actual data in the video.
Do manatees live there
National Geographic your the creators of animal jam right?
This is amazing! Cheers for the scientists and handyman risking their own lifes to give humanity the discoveries of science.
We are so thankful for the people working to make our world a better place.
NEPAL is very rich in natural beauty. Love Nepal
Too bad that the Chinese government is rounding up the people of Nepal and putting them in concentration camps.
The Himalayas is very beautiful and mysterious, I wouldn't be surprised if they filmed a movie there.
It's only mysterious if you haven't been there, fortunately thousands of people have.
U AIN'T A WOMAN!
You want them to pollute the Himalayas further with their discarded movie sets? Leave the Himalayas alone lady.
Chi chan I would like to see them someday.
Chi chan 💯
Oh My!😍
The earth is magnificently beautiful.....so many wonders.
So true
It's fascinating to think of all the different places there are in the world.
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Indeed!..
Mind blowing
National Geographic is one of the greatest scientific information organizations in the world. Thanks for what you teach us.
I love geology
I can't wait to see the follow up to this video. Thank you.
Amazing ...magnificent
I want to become a geologist and particularly wants to specialize in glaciology. But I am not getting required information about the universities and courses related to same. I request NAT GEO if they can direct me to the right path. I am a Science student having excellent observation and practical skills and therefore wants to indulge in research in HIMALAYAS which have always been a fascination for me. I request anyone who read this comment and know something about research in glaciology to help me out with this😃
Thanking in anticipation😄
Oh dear Himalaya why are u so amazing 📸
so amazing experience
hope you will get success 🌏
very interesting , did i miss what was the result of the collected sediments as to what is happening in these lakes for over the years ?
Wishing you a happy new year 2020. Thank you for sharing.
Happy New Year to you, too! We're glad you enjoyed watching.
Amazing
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Hope to see pt.2 of the story! 👍
Amazing story
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That's very interesting
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Very cool!
Very beautiful location !
It sure is amazing to look at!
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EPIC!
Yes epic Failure
@@JamesNHaun failure how I'm talking about the Nature
Awesome Video
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When do we get to learn about the results?
As soon as they need to make some money.
Hahahah awesome it's all a hoax and were going to see it the next few years cold times a coming
@Winterhold Guard is that your come back when climate change is a hoax
@Winterhold Guard your mother should have swollowed you
VISIT NEPAL 2020
Scientists have the best jobs ever!! The world is their office. I really admire them. I wish that I had their lifestyle!!!
too bad ur too dum dum
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So clean water. God i love you
I love iconic
Himalaya is beautiful
Very Nice
Your beautiful
240p is as clear as @1080p that's nat Geo😎
I think you might need glasses 🤓
here before WWIII
So sad, I hope it doesn't happen.
Peace is best.
@@sbfguy7793 r/agedlikemilk
Besides the fact that winds can exede 200km/h winds. You would need a marine trained pilot and it would be a HIGH risk mission forsure
Oh this is nepal
Have the results been published?
Hemalyas 👍
I am surprised you didn't use a sounder to figure out the depth before attempting to core! It costs less then a £100!!
@Nymeria Wolf A depth sounder kit (transducer + Display) is only about 500 grams at the most ! if it is very deep then perhaps a decent more expensive fishfinder will be required, still under 2KG of weight at around £300 of cost
@Nymeria Wolf I actually never climbed more than a bunk bed lol, I couldn't imaging it is that daunting! Thanks for educating me though :-)
Where can we find the data collected in this experiment and the conclusions?
@Jason Tempel viewers like you.
I quit watching after the first line,” climate change is all around us now”. No thanks guys , I thought this was about geological processes. Downvoted
@@wompbozer3939 and no mention of pollen. No science just mud pownders. The are so stupid they held their mud samples VIRTICAL.
I need a Nat Geo hat.
2:23, 2:25, 6:00. Is that also how micro-plastic are found there too? PVC pipes to stabilize the rafts and plastic tubes for the mud?
right, they created those micro plastic lol, hope they can distinguish their own plastic and the other ones.
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Begone with your pagan god nonsense.
@@Poseidon6363 😂😂
THERE ARE SOME WETLANDS IN SOUTH AMERICA THAT COULD PREDICT EVEN BETTER, SINCE THEY ARE IN THE EQUATOR LINE !!!!!
Did I just watch people put dirt in a tube for 8 minutes
Welcome back NG videos! As we witness the acceleration of climate change, my only hope is that of great catastrophe will happen to the Himalayas.
I think we’re moving closer to the Sun and nobody’s realizing it
There are hundreds of scientists that study space, if we were moving significantly closer to the sun we would know.
Luis Martinez maybe they do know about it but they’re not saying
chris18228 there are hundreds of telescopes and scientific instruments operated, not only by scientists, but thousands of independent astronomers around the world.
It’s not possible for everyone to be hiding something like that. A kid with a telescope and a solar filter could make these measurements. If there were any significant change, we would know.
Can someone tell me that what did they find....by collecting the sediments form the lake
where do we follow up on this story?
ewock74 she’s probably going to have some papers on it, you should google her.
I would like to have their job.
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Clear ya throught
What did they find?
Nothing or else they would have told us.
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???? Well what did you find in mud ????
it's a bit frosty it takes time to figure out and publish the results, she ought to have some papers soon.
That was Ayers of drinks for clomy
20million trees wasn't enough?
TheSongHolder for what?
Hello..
I am my name is Max.🤗
I hope to find a person speaking with him in the English l anguage even if it is 10 minutes a day now that I need to learn the language necessary and I haven`t money to travel to the functions that speak the original language .. .. in the last that all that you do for Others are of his help and of the principle of humanity and for the service of God
That operation does not seem very well organized.
I agree
How so?
Couldn't you also come in contact with bacteria and viruses that we haven't been in contact with for thousands of years? Couldn't this be potentially disastrous?
Wes Fields not really a threat, if they’ve been buried for so long, they’re dead.
@@LuisMartinez-jk3yo ever heard of dormancy..?
Wes Fields in that case climate change will be even worse. Metric tons of ice that have been frozen for thousands of years suddenly liquid again. Pieces of land and dirt covered by ice are suddenly uncovered.
Bacteria and viruses in far greater numbers than a lake in the everest
@@LuisMartinez-jk3yo yes, but that's not what this is about.
Why didn't they just use the ice to their advantage? Just drill or use a chainsaw to cut a hole in the ice and you have a stable foundation? And using a rope to get a 1m long plastic tube into the sediment isn't really ideal. I could imagine it would stir op the soil on the bottom, and slushing the soil inside the tube giving a unusable sampel? Using a method like they use when drilling for oil, would really be better and not that much more complicated
Himalaya is a House of Lords shiva.
I respect the people that dedicate themselves to helping understand the planet. I would say “our” planet but we’re the parasites and this planet will continue on with or without us.
Second
no your 3rd
@@ham7521 You're right ;'(
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One can not discuss climate change without discussing climate manipulation.
climate has changed already stop calling it climate change!
@@gretathunberg8566 Geez Mk ultra
4th
Just let it all melt and let us all die,
Why music? Science not enough?
Yeah fancy smart geologists and they couldn't even figure out the depth of the lake before they went out. Alot the college education did you there
@Ryan Miller, you're right. And also just using a rope with which no deep penetration can be achieved.
Like kids building a Sandcastle on the beach and calling themselves great architects.
This scientists here didn't exactly convince me as to find useful results.
Why not take a helicopter to bring up the boat?? Problem solved?
theye spray the sky with chemical s thats the problem !
MrTruemassa you serious?
So in the records of the plants weather history, that we see, has there never been a dramatic change in climate?
Many, many, many.
And many many many more
Many, usually followed by mass extinctions of species who don adapt in time
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I don't know but...it's lowkey racist to put on subtitle when a person with an accent that is not from America or the UK is speaking. I can understand him perfectly, without the subs.
Racists like Leo find racism in everything.
Why do you cgi that ice and snow onto the mountains you know there hasn't been snow for decades cause of the changed climate your still talking climate change but let me tell you the climate changed already you missed the boat its to late!
meh
You know I understand sheldon cooper from TBBT sometimes, geology is just all empirical and too qualitative(?). It’s just not too scientific enough. Even the methods and the way of interpertration could lead to major personal bias.
God I hate that one woman’s voice. She sounds like she’s crying when she talks
You haven't heard worse than that Yet
Mimicry Girl what do you mean? lol
Leave mother nature alone God knows what he’s doing with this earth you scientist don’t know what y’all doing
Eugene Johnson what do you mean? They were taking mud samples, what does god have to do with it?
I dare all of you to pin this
Btw First