No way Kanye West actually funded a volcano? Awesome 😎
@tommychong11732 сағат бұрын
Land moves very year about a 1/4 inch. Which means the plates , North American plate is moving east. That why anything structural is drill into the bedrock, for stability
@MCfluffyzz6 сағат бұрын
what a fantastic and beautiful video, thank you
@stinkyroadhog134711 сағат бұрын
It is said that before creation must come destruction
@berzerkov435815 сағат бұрын
This might be a dream job to anyone but keep in mind, you have to be used to not having access to internet and limited electricity If you love nature, yea this is the job for you but you’d go insane otherwise
@archityadav5451Күн бұрын
This is true youtube
@jjstewart4341Күн бұрын
The vertical accumulation of Pete
@alarlolКүн бұрын
pretty good show, the bit about hunting being somehow bad is retarded
@rappar9673Күн бұрын
It absolutely makes sense. The pacific plate has been subducting beneath the american plate and it produced magma on its way down. simple as.
@EraX52Күн бұрын
Robbin, your photography and storytelling is just amazing. I hope to become a volcanologist one day, just like these people hundreds of years ago. Your content is perfection
@loveyourenemy.Күн бұрын
wasting time...at the end he said it had been restricted lol
@greghanlon22352 күн бұрын
My Irish-Scots family histories have told me both Ireland and Scotland were covered with forests of giant oaks, and these were cutdown/deforested by the English to build their navy. Not many history books even mention it anymore.
@ianmoore28502 күн бұрын
the real cryptid is the tweakers fuckers will dissapear you in a group
@deep_water30282 күн бұрын
Your video is really scenic
@riccardopagani2 күн бұрын
4:55 Why registration? I’m not american.
@sparrowt40822 күн бұрын
4:03 "Because no one should be deterred or discouraged from doing something because they don't just naturally 'get it,' because the reality is, _no one_ just naturally 'gets it.'" That's deep. I always feel late to the game. I feel like everyone else has it figured out, has the talent, so what's the point of me learning what's already known, what someone else has already perfected, just way later then prodigy, and way less eloquently? But this brought some hope in an unusual way. The truth that they weren't _born_ talented, means therefore, I can seek talent, instead of looking at my imperfect self, trying to figure out "What's my thing" "What's my talent?" When in reality, it's nothing. You're good at nothing. But you have the hope of being good at everything-- because it's practice, not destiny, which perfects the skills we crave to know. And the fact that we're not born talented-- means there's still hope to be so. ❤
@sparrowt40822 күн бұрын
3:03 "Anyone who's good at something has gotten there by gradually picking up all of those individual peices." Wow...
@m3lgar5822 күн бұрын
You are really brave of traveling and being under glaciers. I would be scared of even being there as you never know if there could be a collapse
@robertgoudreau97202 күн бұрын
They were pretty stupid in the old days, even very ignorant too, to cut down those majestic trees, there's is still a bunch of stupid ones today, but it's a minority.
@YasminBurrows2 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for spreading awareness of Scotland's rainforest when it's such an important part of Scotland's landscape. I've asked so many of my friends who live here, if they're aware that rainforests here exist. Yet they all had no idea that rainforests were at their doorstep! They've captivated me for a while now but the way you explained it was so entertaining, it was such a delight to watch. I'll be excited to see this video reach 1 mill! :)
@albertofischer52212 күн бұрын
Dude, Thank you for making such wonderful art pieces.
@jerrychau942 күн бұрын
When will the newest video come out? I am waiting! Big fan. Love your work.
@AddingUp-li7td2 күн бұрын
whats that mean, "3 frames" you mean 3 sec long ?
@Iconoclasher3 күн бұрын
"... life finds a way.."
@michellegrant59283 күн бұрын
In my experience, it's rare to find creator content that is: 1) visually appealing, 2) factually sound, 3) of broad social interest, and 4) not a polemic. You've managed it here, so well done!
@AddingUp-li7td3 күн бұрын
the intro is this a effect? like from the movie (limitless) awesome, there a way to download it ?
@Koobmeej_Vang3 күн бұрын
I’ve been looking at a lot of these night videos but one thing that I don’t ever hear about is the focus point. I’d assume our focus point would be the sky; how did you get such clarity from the stars but also have the tree in focus if you’re shooting at that low of an aperture
@danielosypenko48123 күн бұрын
What month is better to hike there, to see such imagery? And less midges? Is second part of September good for it?
@johnchedsey13063 күн бұрын
I first visited Mt. St. Helens as a kid in 1983 and it was foggy, creepy and dead looking. My next visit was in 2006 when I moved to Washington and made a trip (or two) there almost every year after that till moving away in 2021. The difference every spring in greenery and growth was quite noticeable, and the difference between 2006 and 2020 was incredible. It does help that the Pacific Northwest is all about green and plant growth, of course.
@104thDIVTimberwolf3 күн бұрын
How much of the land to the west of Arizona is comprised of exotic teranes?
@Toastybear13 күн бұрын
This, and your doc about true silence, are truly some of the very best pieces of filmmaking I’ve seen. I come back frequently to both. Thank you for doing what you do.
@adambrown21403 күн бұрын
This is an absolutely amazing video. I am in Madeira visiting right now and wow, this video hits. I cannot believe it only has 165k views:( This deserves millions. The videography, editing, narration, education, history. Man top-notch work, I was wishing the video would never end!
@StokingWithRy3 күн бұрын
Holy crap i love this so muchhhh. Your footage is unreal and I dig the message behind it so hard
@zam68773 күн бұрын
I would love to explore this region in, like, early spring The cinder cones (which have seen), the desert, and infinite stary sky...
@hitmemedia4 күн бұрын
looks like skyrim!
@IVWOR4 күн бұрын
Цікаве та пізнавальне відео. Дякую ❤️
@MarcTschopp4 күн бұрын
This is peak of cinematography. I love it
@aquariys4 күн бұрын
To bad that we are all put in the same boat as the idiots that don.t know how to act and protect nature..there is no hiking or bushcraft outing that i do that doesnt end in a argue with idiots that leave a trail of trash behi d them..there is no cure for idiocracy
@JKWorkShop4 күн бұрын
for me none of them looks like vulcano. it more look like forge or furnes. or most realistic they are artifical volcanos.
@JKWorkShop4 күн бұрын
are you sure that is vulcano and not place where some one make minerals richer?that place looks like carier where some acient civilization get resorses long time ago.
@collinsoconnor58434 күн бұрын
The Grand Kaanyooni Kanja😊
@liz404notfound4 күн бұрын
This is a wonderful vid giving me insight about the Appalachian mountains.I really hope Americans preserve it well,to be honest this mountains it is very beautiful and is something to be proud of❤💗
@mangographics2254 күн бұрын
Beautiful.
@mangographics2254 күн бұрын
What a gourgous film! Beautiful!
@eliteforce22974 күн бұрын
Can I ask what Aperture’s you like to use! Or find yourself using more
@TopLineFit4 күн бұрын
Save our Trees 🌳
@ThatHoodieDude4 күн бұрын
This was a dream job of mine when I was younger.
@connorknott12274 күн бұрын
Wish some aliens would wip by a take us all out! We ruin this beautiful planet
@jasl73584 күн бұрын
Home Sweet Home.
@jasl73584 күн бұрын
There's just Boogers in Appalachia that come in various forms. Boogers and Haints