In Bavaria, we had a lake that was held back by a moraine aswell. They now call it the Rosenheimer lake. I do not think there was a huge flooding though, it probably just slowly got drained by a river. It also just got filled with sediments in some parts.
Just watched your vid on Morro Rock. I grew up in SLO and did many years of Geology at Cuesta College. Next up was this vid I now live in Richland, WA, and have been to Palouse Falls a few times. I get a bit of joy living in an area affected by something as unique as the glacial floods.
The Bruce Bjornstad books, particularly “On the Trail of Ice Age Floods: a Geological Field Guide to the Mid-Columbia Basin” (2006) would be a great place to start if you wanted to look more into it.
Hi, unfortunately I don’t have any funds for field research this year so I wouldn’t be able to support someone coming from halfway around the world. My research is focused on earthquakes.
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This is one of my favorite "stories" of geology.... ancient lake Missoula is so fascinating. Thanks for this!
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I can't believe that this young man doesn't have more followers. He's very good. I really enjoy his videos.
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Great to see you back! I love the way you explain geology.
Thank you! More to come!
In Bavaria, we had a lake that was held back by a moraine aswell. They now call it the Rosenheimer lake. I do not think there was a huge flooding though, it probably just slowly got drained by a river. It also just got filled with sediments in some parts.
Just watched your vid on Morro Rock. I grew up in SLO and did many years of Geology at Cuesta College. Next up was this vid I now live in Richland, WA, and have been to Palouse Falls a few times. I get a bit of joy living in an area affected by something as unique as the glacial floods.
No shortage of great geology stories on the West Coast.
Another informative video I can understand.
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Wow! What is the program you are using to calculate the water speed and depth from google earth?
I haven’t personally done those calculations, that figure is a visualization of the ripples’ elevation seen from the side.
The Bruce Bjornstad books, particularly “On the Trail of Ice Age Floods: a Geological Field Guide to the Mid-Columbia Basin” (2006) would be a great place to start if you wanted to look more into it.
Hey I am geologist from Afghanistan can you invite me in USA to research with you
Hi, unfortunately I don’t have any funds for field research this year so I wouldn’t be able to support someone coming from halfway around the world. My research is focused on earthquakes.
@@BetterGeology ok thanks