What Would We See When The Gulf of Mexico is Drained?
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- This region itself is full of life, and people benefit from it freely - the Gulf of Mexico yields more fish, shrimp and shellfish annually than the South and Mid-Atlantic, the Chesapeake and New England combined.
Yet the Gulf of Mexico is also associated with horrific, catastrophic events that constitute nothing short of a benchmark of total extermination of the whole creation.
What is it that makes the Gulf such a life-affirming and simultaneously perilous place? Let's drain the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico and see what's there.
What secrets do the waters of the Gulf conceal?
There are many secrets.
Scientists keep finding evidence of a pretty dark past. And a lot of that evidence is pretty creepy.
Secrets of the Gulf of Mexico.
#reyouniverse #gulfofmexico #ryv_earth
I thought this was going to be a video on what the Gulf of Mexico would look like if it was drained....instead I just got an hour long commercial from oil companies.
Right! Same 🫤
yeah, this is a stupid, erratic presentation showing how oil was formed, but nothing on what the Gulf looks like or how it formed in its shape. Nothing on plate tectonics regarding how Africa formed which I thought would be interesting. Waste of time.
Thanks to you I didn’t wast that much time! Thank You!!😊
Thank you you saved an hour of my time
Yes, I thought the same exact thing. Very disappointing.
Cenotes are not pronounced C-notes. It isn’t sheet music.
Jajaja
I wish I had 4-5 C-notes in my wallet!
guessing it's a narration program, not a real person.
Cenote is pronounced SEH-NO-TAY fix it now its bugging me.
@willh1750 Thank you. I came here to say the same thing.
More incorrect data: most oil did not form from swamps(confusing oil formation with coal maybe?), but came from dead plankton being buried and low-grade metamorphosed into oil over geologic time. As the Gulf of Mexico rifted open as Pangea broke up, the proto-Gulf filled and emptied many times before it stabilized as a sea, creating all the layers of salt cap rock and gypsum(the source of the sulphur). Please do better research in the future and use current sources.
Then copy and paste said "research" in the comments so it seems as though your insight was off the top of your head.
"C-Notes?" That's what gangster types call US $100 bills.
'Say-No-Tés" is the correct way to pronounce Cenotes, those fresh water pools in the Yucatan. They originate as limestone pools, connected with neighboring pools. In time, the tops of these caves collapse, leaving the open pools called cenotes.
Shipwrecks we can walk up to?
Say-No-taze is how a Gringo can learn to say "Cenote" . If you look at a map of Yucatan which highlights the fractures, flooded caves, and sinkholes you can see a radial pattern that echoes the circular scar in the Gulf.
DRATZ I WAS TRULY INTERESTED IN LEARNING EXACTLY WHAT WAS DISCOVERED IN THE GULF OF MEXICO 🥴🥴🥴
If You're going to give measurements you need to give both standard and metric for those that weren't raised with the metric system
I was seeing on a History show that often escaped black slaves would join a whaling crew, because the crew wanted the work and didn't care if the person had been a slave or not. It was a dangerous trade, but slave hunters weren't going to board a ship at sea to search for them (they had no right). Here the ex-slaves could be free and make as much pay as any other worker.
PS; I almost forgot .What does the bottom of the gulf of Mexico look like? All that oil got in the way and I could not see properly .💩💩💩
Cenotes are correctly pronounced as ' say - NO - tays' It is a Spanish name for sinkholes
Thank you!!!! It is driving me nuts😮
Several times in the video It sounded like you were suggesting the entire gulf of Mexico was created by the meteor that killed the dinosaur.
A lot of scientists suggest that this is the case, but recent events prove scientists couldn't find their way out of a paper bag if money tells them not to
Obviously this writer is not a great brain.
It's a very mainstream theory, and a very possible one as well.
@@briandavies1910Or you know…science changes everyday. What we thought we knew could very well become wrong in time with more research. We use to think the Earth was the center of the solar system, we now know it’s not. That’s what happens when we study something we have very little knowledge on.
To suggest science changes only when money is involved is a rather dense thing to say. Definitely shows you have no logic, basic comprehension, or interest in how knowledge is gained through scientific research.
I grew up on the gulf where Monsanto made sure the gulf regularly puked up a fish kill and EVERYONE has thyroid disease.
Amazing channel well done with this project ❤❤
But they failed to mention is that when Luis Alvarez first proposed this hypothesis oh, he was laughed at uncontrollably. There's a thing in science called uniformitarianism and that basically comes down to, you towed the line or you will be writing papers out of a broom closet. Now the colleague that they mention we're pretty much ostracized however since mr. Alvarez had a lot better credentials he fared much better. And of course it wasn't until 30 some years later that he was exonerated. Let this be known that this happens across the board everywhere within all Realms within the scientific community and that's because of the politicization of science which was warned about when Eisenhower gave his farewell speech what you can look up.
Actually down through History the 'experts' have laughed and scoffed at something that doesn't meet the 'correct criteria'. A few brave souls have even died/were murdered for speaking out. Sad, but true.
Still happens even in this day and age. Have you already forgotten the Chinese Cootie and the fear-mongering by the 'We're from the Govt and are here to help' mob???
For example, global warming being caused by humans, which will someday rightly so be laughed off the table......
Minor correction: Hurricanes are birthed from the northwestern part of Africa growing in size and strength as it moves along the ocean then the warm Caribbean waters of intensifies then the golf stream feeds the storms their much needed warm water
On the bottom right, at 38.38, I see a lion fish. Lion fish are native to the Indo-Pacific, and now hordes of them are in the Atlantic, as they have no natural population controls here. Now I see they have also infiltrated the Gulf of Mexico. There barbs are venomous to the touch, and they prey on smaller fish. In the Indo-Pacific, they have to compete with large groupers and other predators to eat. Here there is nothing stopping them. Aquarium owners, don't dump your fish into waters where they don't belong, any more than pythons belong in Florida.
Ummm....there are large groupers in the Gulf of Mexico. Wouldn't they also eat lion fish?
After hearing cenotes pronounced C-notes instead of c-no-tays, I can’t watch any more of this.
I thought he was talking about a $100 bill? 😂😂 this video is crap.
I always thought George Washington dug the Gulf of Mexico out by hand.
Did you really just say the Spanish borrowed the gold?
Ayo what stock clips did you use?? I know some but I didn't recognize others
All of that oil is STILL in the oceans. There is no cleaning it out. They just pushed it down. Isn't that great
I remember the Deepwater Horizon disaster. I was in my mid-40s when it happened. I remember it was leaking lots of oil for several months. At the time I thought they needed to plug that (*&^% oil head! The damage to wildlife and people's livelihood was epic. A Lot of fishing companies went out of business because of BP and their bad management of the event. FEMA was criticized for lousy management of the damage. Worst ecological disaster I ever saw except for maybe the Exon Valdez oil spill in Alaska.
I definitely agree with you!💯
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It was such an epic loss of our ecosystems along the gulf. The poor animals, it was terrible
Thankfully Dawn cuts oil and was able to be used to clean the animals but it definitely didn't make it easy. It was still hard. So many mistakes made just for the almighty dollar. We still have lots of oil on the floor of the gulf!! They literally pushed some of the oil down which is still a problem today. Just sad
That never happened in this parallel universe. 😕 We've been transferred to a much different and weirder dimension where lies are now truth, and the perverts are the normal people. 😅
That never happened in this parallel universe. 😕 We've been transferred to a much different and weirder dimension where lies are now truth, and the perverts are the normal people. 😅
I have just one concern, none of these explanations have said anything about the effect on the orbit or rotation of Earth before or after the strike. It seems to me that either of those would be severely affected by a strike of that magnitude.
You’re right. I had not thought of that.
nope no wobble on a FLAT Earth.
There is a 40 mile wide crater in GRANITE about 250 miles north of Maine U.S.A. and it left a very distinctive ring lake and hundreds of miles north west of that are more giant craters in granite close to the Hudson Bay and if you look at the curve of the bay and the striations of the islands inside it you might even conclude that the bay is itself an impact crater. Yucatan is nothing.
It is getting harder and harder to get oil out of the earth - yet they are still allowed to make big V8 trucks and large SUVs.
Great video! Sub'd
if everything except what could live under ground survived, how did turtles crocodile and a lot of marine life continues to exist through a global winter? We see those creatures in the fossils just in giant size. They are not able to control their body temperature.
Don't ask questions, they don't want you to know that their theories break down once you start to scrutinize them, start asking questions about whether or not the earth is a globe shape or whether it's flat and nothing is how they tell us and see what conclusion you come to if ya really wanna rabbit hole to travel down
@@diychad7268 you're right...donnie j IS the new messiah
Great question! It’s actually because they can’t control their body temperature that saved them! This means animals like crocodiles could go a super long time without food and still survive. And they can withstand freezing temperatures and go into a type of hibernation. They still do this today. Google alligators frozen in ice and be prepared to be freaked out! 😂 and when it comes to marine life, there was a small strip around the equator that still received enough sun light for photosynthesis which kept the food chain going from some animals that were able to adapt. These are great questions though! Hope this helps!
@@diychad7268 you do know there’s answers to her questions tho right? I just gave her them…
I think you meant to say "perished" instead of "survived".
Otherwise your question doesn't make sense.
Crater is too small to match gulf.
Great video
This was a great video. I love the coverage on the oil spill. As a south Louisiana native Houma is pronounced home-uh, not hoom- uh. Just so you know how to say it right. 😊
Kudos to all of you!! There's many intelligent, educated listeners here on this page who are at c top of their game! You all should get together and produce real information!!
Kudos, Great minds!!
Too much work! when a BED TIME STORY with a lots of miss information is more fun to listen to.
Ok now I'm confused if hurricanes are born in the gulf why are they born in the mid, to eastern Atlantic ocean
The gulf has the leash amount of hurricane births I believe funny enough. Atlantic and Pacific have many more that often times never made real landfall.
Also created through the differences in heat, moisture and static charge of the atmosphere resulting in circulation which feeds itself at first but then has to take in heat and moisture from the surrounding area, which leads it towards land areas which keep heat easier.
Always see hurricanes born off of the African Coast and as we travel across the Atlantic entering warmer Waters, building into the Intensity of a Mad Hurricane. Usually once at or below the Equator line then that's where the Gulf gets in Trouble. Warmer Waters and Shallow Depths.
@@Kelly-Dr.peppermonkey I spent several years in the Coast Guard stationed on the east coast so I've been in the middle of a few of them
Strange. The last video I watched on supercontinents mentioned a link between the gulf and Spain. I still have a huge HUH on that comment.
Some gulf states benefitted from the asteroid like LA, MS and AL with rich clay soil washed up on their shores. I live farther east on the coast of NC. We got some too, but the ocean rose and fell leaving thick deposits of sand and marl. Marl is used like gravel and is a one time seabed formed under pressure. I had a well put in 390' deep, because the county wouldn't approve it until they got to the goop that was once 22 miles down off the Yucatan peninsula. Well I hope I explained my theory.
Most hurricanes form off the western coast of the continent of Africa.
The gulf of Mexico is dying and every year there is less oxygen saturation in the depth of waters where corals and sponges generally grow and the plankton isn't as plentiful and there are bigger algae blooms making the waters more toxic for longer seasons
Is that another statement about global warming? Yawn….
Fake news, completely false. The gulf is not dying, algae blooms happen every year and some are worse than others.
@wplains irregardless, it would make no difference to you!
@@chriscollins3840 What would make no difference to me?
@@wplains make no difference if you were farted into the toilet or born a natural anal birth
Cenotes: "seh no tays"
C notes: things to facilitate shopping
The stratigraphy of the layer cake earth tells it's story.
Very good coverage of the Deepwater Horizon disaster. I was watching an "Air Disasters" historical program, and they claimed that usually a disaster wasn't caused by just one issue, but usually by a series of failures and/or safety shortcuts. In the Fukushima nuclear disaster, a wall to prevent tsunamis from flooding the plant was created, but the earthquake lowered the wall by several feet, allowing the tsunami to pour over it into the reactor, shorting out the power to the cooling pumps. This is a case where several external events that had not been accounted for destroyed the reactor. Other disaster are sometimes causes by repeated human shortcuts to procedures. The American Airlines Flight 191crash was due to shortcuts on maintenance procedures recommended in the maintenance manuals.
TH-cam has a video of two dirty bombs, disguised as light fixtures, blew up causing earthquake that day, why? Japan had announced to the world they would provide Iran with nuclear grade uranium. The truth. Anyone see those nuclear clouds during the aftermath of the bombs explosions?
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need to let mother earth heal, let her alone greedy corps
none of what this video is talking about has anything to do with the title, this could of been like a 2 minute long video of the gulf of mexico without water. Instead its some convoluted bullshit
@@brendabrenda6738
While we "let mother earth heal," how will your car be fueled, how will your home be heated or cooled, how will you refrigerate or cook your food?
This video was supposedly about the 'killer asteroid, you should've stuck to that and finished it at 17:00.
You then went on and on about 3 other topics which you should've used to make 2-3 other videos, this one was simply too lengthy and off topic.
Despite that it was quite interesting.
That it is inextricably and forever connected to the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and other major waterways. Any questions?
If you drained it, where do you put all the water?
You start off the video with an incorrect statement. Katrina spawned in the Atlantic, as do most hurricanes, not in the Gulf of Mexico.
Just an advert for oil companies - very little to do with actually hypothesizing what the Gulf would look like if drained. Clickbait.
Nothing is "sunshine and rainbows" when it comes to oil infrastructure. We need to get off our reliance on oil.
All the oil that humans waste like V8 Trucks and large SUVs and of course the military .
too much greed, these is why catastrophic events are happening. leave mother earth alone
This is quite a story. A portion of it truly is verifiable science. The rest - unverifiable theory.
This video should have been titled "How The Gulf of Mexico is Drilled."
I still forbid to use BP gas only in road trips when I have no choice
This was very interesting and well done with the exception of the narrator and I don't know if it's just me or what but he irks me
If the tresure was "BORROWED" from the indigenous people, when can we expect it's RETURN?
News flash, Hurricanes Camille and Andrew dwarfed Katrina on damage. It's just that we put arbitrary values on property, especially more and more in the 31 years since Andrew.
Camille broke instruments at 195 mph vs Katrina having 125 mph winds. There were also meteorologist records on cargo ships that recorded 200 knot winds (240+ mph) shortly before landfall. These were on ships beached by Camille. But yeah, Katrina was worse...
Hurricane andrew was practically speaking, almost a cat 6 imho lol. Katrina was so deadly because New orleans was woefully unprepared and the levees failed due to awful infrastructure. It's below sea level too, and the geography makes it very precarious and expensive to prepare for hurricanes (city management, infrastructure and funding hasn't gotten much better, source: I lived in nola and the city is a disaster with no money.) They have admitted the levees can't handle a cat 5 at all. So if another andrew hit louisiana, new orleans would be underwater and the city would be gone.
@@monicaross4013 Katrina was so deadly because the leadership failed New Orleans. Look up "Hurricane Pam", a disaster exercise that took place roughly 13 months before Katrina. The simulated (for New Orleans) a strong Cat 3 Hurricane with 125 mph winds, coming in around high tide with 20+ foot storm surges. They predicted the damage, estimated 10,000 dead, and so on. Now, the big reason I bring this up, is that they planned to use all busses (school, city, etc) to move poor and homeless out of harms way... We know how well that worked (with the famous flooded bus yards with busses lined up row upon row).
So yeah, both the Mayor of New Orleans and the Governor of Louisiana (still) needed to be brought up on manslaughter or murder choices.
Does anyone else see the oil companies' PR hands in this video?
So.. Have there been burnt bones found?
Great video. Houma is pronounced like "Home-ah" not "hooma"
What would happen if the gulf was drained……
Want to see some CGI dinosaurs dying and know how oil is made? (Not even halfway through the video)
Scrolling through comments looking for either "C-notes" or "If VS When"
39:15..."Borrowed"? Did the script writer smile when writing this lie, or was this the only attempt at "humor" in the entire program?
Yeah I was so confused!
Hurricane Ida was in 2021 so it could not have damaged the Marianas drilling platform in 2009.
Now I feel like protesting oil
Alot of people benefit from it freely?? Whoa i like how that sound
it is said that if that asteroid that hit the Gulf of Mexico didn't hit earth we would still be in the dinosaurs age
IT ALL STARTED IN MEXICO!!! AND AMERICA...
SORRY AFRICA TAKE A SEAT
~KANYE
We would see where the aliens have been hiding here on earth, we're here 😂
If u cannot pronounce CENOTE. Just look it up 😅😂
It's more likely there were several asteroids that his across the globe because had the fireball covered the Earth nothing on land would have survived. Yes that one was big but it didn't go around the world.
The initial impact wasn’t what killed everything. Of course it killed a lot but it was more so the fall out. The impact spit debris back into the atmosphere which then caused more mini impacts and dust flew everywhere causing the sun to be blocked out. Pair that with the fires that were triggered by the impact which adds even more smoke to the air and now you’ve got no sun. No sun means no food chain.
One U-Boat South of Cameron, LA & East of Padre Island, TX
I'm disappointed that no mention of the pyramids and ancient stone buildings off the southwest corner of Cuba.
Hurricane Ida was 10 YEARS AFTER BP. 🤔
The Gulf of Mexico is an asteroid collision crater.
The video was pretty interesting until it became all about oil companies. Factor that and the insane bombardment of TH-cam ads every 3 minutes and it just became more of a chore to watch than anything of interest.
Ease up a bit on the melodrama!
This all happened during and after Noah's Flood and the catastrophic plate tectonics which accompanied it.
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Thank You for critizing "Big Oil's" role, no presentation would be complete without it!
One minute in and I am shutting it off. Hurricanes are not borne of the Golf... they come from the storms that cross the atlantic then gain power as they get closer to landfall near NA.
From cartoons I know that after the explosion from the asteroid collision cleared there was probably a dinosaur standing in the center of the crater with a dazed look and smudges of ash on its face and its eyebrows burned off.
Surprised the tsunami heigfht would have only been around 100 metres. I would've thought it would be many kilometres high
No one blinks an eye when they say we found iridium on Earth and it’s from outer space because it’s not “found on Earth”? Think that through.
It would've been nice had the film makers included these measurement conversions from the beginning. The creation of the guild part was dramatic but every time they said kilometers!!, I heard blahblahblahs.
Cenote...sea-note-tay.
Chaps my butt that people don't bother to do a 5 sec Google search to find out how to say something they are doing a story on. We can see the make up of planets in other star systems, I think we can figure out to say something properly before putting it out for public consumption.
Otherwise, great production.
42:30 2,1,0,9 are likely part of a sequence of numbers for the Ships Draft Indicator or part of a purpose-built Precision Draught Monitor
Such disasters show that mankinds knowledge grows much faster than its wisdom.
This is a God Damned commercial for the oil industry. Halfway through so far and they haven't drained nything.
7:10 Bruhh took 7 minutes just to tell us about a crater everyone already knows about.
No doubt the deluge the impact caused also created the Scab Lands and the Grand Canyon.
I couldn't get five minutes in. The second he said hurricane Katrina spawned the Gulf of Mexico. I was out. The Gulf was there way before hurricane Katrina.
Honestly all that stuff in the bottom of the gulf should be left there. They are basically burial grounds an should be left alone
And we'll deserved, considering the initial statement.
They said the dinosaur didn’t know that was coming I don’t believe that animals know when something is off or coming I’m sure they felt it in they bones 🦴
The person putting the screws on a job, the one holding the instrument to make a whole, IS the one making the big money, not the one giving the orders. That person, the one doing the actual work, if paid right, will put much more into it and make the right decisions. As simple as that. The ones getting all the money and prestige are doing nothing. The workers who are tired and are paid a survival salary to keep them working will make mistakes because, in the end, they are there to make a paycheck. Think about it. And it is not that workers do not put their heart into their work; they do. But how much care they would put if their hand work also came with a real paycheck.
If you look at the Gulf of Mexico, it even looks like a gigantic crater lol
15:32
That’s an indominous Rex
🤣❤️(genetically created dinosaur from Jurassic World)
I came I mention that too 😆
So, what does the greed of the oil corp. have to do with what the sea bed of the gulf of mexico look like for crying out loud?
Anyone can look at gps maps and see the circular cenotes on the Yucatan mainland.
THIS? FOR FREE?!
Big oil funded this 😒
"Ten. Billions. Of Hiroshima." Is a beautiful nonsensical word salad 😂
LOT of polluted water. Gets pushed over to Europe
@ 46:20 I'm pretty sure he meant P.T 566, not P.C. 566. Just saying... ;)
Things like this occurs when u have scientist making conclusions .
What would you see if Washington is drained?