Giant Lava Flows | Nick on the Rocks 

My GOD! I love seeing your mini-lectures... and your longer ones too! Thank you SO much!

I accept it. I need a solid 3 season series of this. I'll donate or pay for which ever network I need to! Where's the petition for knowledge!?

Love from Jharkhand,India.... ❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳

Nick is a rock star legend 💪😎

Love your talks Nick! Thanks for sharing, cheers, Chris

Good, but way too short. I really enjoy your longer format works.

I lived in eastern Washington near Mt. Spokane. The exposed rock there was ancient granite. The fissures that opened up to flood the great basin with basalt were south and west of where I lived I believe. From the Columbia gorge to the Palouse, I feel it's magic and I love it.

I'll never forget the sound of lava splatter. Thank you.

I realize your focus is on your Washington home, but these flows also affected our new home area in northern Idaho (Hayden). Throw us a bone some times. Be assured that I await your next production, and I think you are doing both geology and science education a service by producing these videos. I just turned 70 and I'm doing a Road Scholar trip on the Ice Age Floods in June. Keep up your good wwork.

Love these

It is interesting to note this is a gradual accumulation, and also that is occurring during the current part of the Earths history.

Nick you rock!

I have to get out there and see all the rocks:)

Thank you 📚

So are those like the Lava Flows in Saint George Utah ?

I would have liked a few more minutes on this one.

12, 000 feet of basalt! Boggles the mind. Once I complete the time machine I'll go watch the flows in the Siberian Stepps.

سبحان الله

wait, i don't understand...how could it be 15 million years ago when the earth is only 6 to 10 thousand years old???

Tell me Nick? How do you come up with the gigantic number of 15 million years to say it's from lava splatter? Earth is Flat