Great presentation. Thank you.

Interesting, thanks.

Mushy science is tolerated in newer fields.

Demands based on the coming era of population decline? Also, no way in hell governments will stay focused on climate in a multi-polar risk environment of the future.

Fascinating.

Is this lake related to the green clays on the eastern side of the Carriso and Chuskas?

Helpful interpretation of good data. Could variations in underlying structure affect how much rebound since lake draining? Could an earthquake cause an unusual, overtopping wave through the Kaibab - Coconino barrier? Thoughts while walking after my first post.

Sitting in Prescott tonight in mid December, missing Tucson and up pops this on my KZbin feed. Enjoyed listening to this history of the Rincons. One of the last things I did before leaving Tucson was hiking up the Rincons from the east side on a solo backpacking trip. Love this area

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Is this possibly how Monument Valley was created as well?? Interesting area is Muley Point East, Utah. POV channel found Megalithic blocks saying there may be hundreds, even thousands. Then Google Earth altered the satellite images to blur out the impossible geometry. And the most intriguing is there is a sealant in the straight line cracks that stop water from penetrating. Giant Blocks cover the square plateau near cedar point. Was this done in the far past to prepare for the water event? I'll be presenting videos of the evidence on my channel.

ukraine flag doesn't age well . million uk citizens dead 4 years later .

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remarkably relaxed as far as male competitions go

Been to the top up Redington canyon. Spent years of weekends in there. Born and raised in Tucson 66 years ago.

Im a speculative investor and Bell Copper's stock seems beat up and forgotten (like i like them😉) and my curiosity about the company lead me to this video. These guys are waaay smarter than me but just listening (not fully comprehending) is fascinating. 👍

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AWESOME thank you

Interesting concept exploration.

Great talk.

Thank you for putting presentation and questions online. Very interesting and nice to hear broader from the team at Arizona Sonoran

Proud of you guys , scare times

Good view, commentary on major land marks, will add more value. Thanks

Take a trip out to the Arizona desert. You can actually see the ancient water lines. But a person gots to know what to look for.

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If this occurs why do they allow rafting in these areas

If you can still see your basemap you haven't taken enough strikes and dips. I had the privilege of being undergraduate and graduate student of Dr. Davis seeing this video what is a real treasure

I learn a lot by Arizona wow never would have thought a giant lake was in Northern Arizona and it help cut the grand canyon over 5million years.

Love it. Awesome look back and review.

Why would they setup camp where it’s known that the flow can occur like that? I know the beach is convenient, but there is a reason it’s like that…

I own land in this area that I’m trying to sell. Anyone interested? Not sure how to sell it.

It will be interesting to see updates as more faults are discovered. I saw in a magazine article that artesian wells in Soldiers Hole dried up with the 1887 quake.

They are only showing how the canyon was form

This is probably where the San Francisco canal name come from

Why are you answering questions? Your reproduction of the canyon was good... But there's nothing on this Earth that is a million years old... The Grand Canyon is roughly 4500 years old. And you were right. It was carved out by a lake, but the sediments were laid down by the global flood. As you will find the same layers all over the world.

Please don't block the slides with a view of the speaker, it is very distracting and annoying

thank you this is awesome!

I love you are coming around to catastrophism! But how do you explain the formations in monument valley? Or the Colorado & Fry Canyon around Hanksville? There must have been a lake at 8000+ feet to form Bryce Canyon and Zion! Zion was clearly hit by a wall of fast moving water.

One part you showed New Mexico .at the part you are looking at the Rio Granda rift ???

Gracias a este extraordinario ser humano y aventurero, Chile le debe un % de nuestro PIB anualmente por el aporte que hizo a la humanidad cuando encontro a principios de la decada 70s en el desierto de Atacama una mina muy interesante de cobre:"La Escondida""¡La partida de su explotacion fue en 1990 y hoy esta en la fase 8 o 9¡¡David Lowell ha hecho lo que pocos mineros exploradores han conseguido en sus vidas pues descubrio gigantescos depositos de cobre y otros metales¡¡Escondida es una mina que genera ingresos gigantes a sus controladores,accionistas y a las arcas del Fisco chileno ademas de generar empleo directo e indirecto a nuestra gente¡¡Prosperidad para BHP asi como para Chile¡¡David Lowell es un ejemplo de perseverancia e inteligencia aplicada a los modelos geologicos que siempre han sido vitales en el paradigma de los misterios de la geologia de nuestro planeta¡¡

Excellent!

Very impressive, George and colleagues

wow nice work,5x5 Datil NM territory

Trying to learn about the geology and get to hear a university professor talk politics. Stay in your lane, typical liberal college teacher pushing their opinions. No one watched this video to hear about corrupt Ukraine

Imagine selling petrified meat. Silly humans

Really fascinating talk. One question I have is, is it possible that the lake was generally relatively shallow, but there were a bunch of deep maar craters within it that formed low spots, and that those deep basins within the larger, mostly shallow lake were the primary habitat for those “Baikal” ostracods (and obviously the water was all connected, so you could then get dead ostracods deposited anywhere in it)? Or were the maars completely infilled by the time the lake existed at these levels? PS instead of switching between Google Earth and the geological map over and over, you can just add the geological map as an overlay with 50% transparency right in Google Earth.

Great video. Enjoyed a few hikes up there with my fellow veterans. But let's take a moment to think on and pray for the Americans in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California while they deal with an invasion of criminal aliens. The people who support Ukraine will defund and close our schools to support these criminal aliens.

Well, those people living to the south are SCREWED. 😥

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Found a 5 gram nugget, my first silver from and area south of you, found plenty of gold and cooper, now silver

Haha. This is great. Geologists that climb over closed gates. I do it but I’m very careful