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Nick on the Rocks - Ape Cave 

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S4 E 5 Ape Cave
We’ll explore the third longest lava tube in the nation. Red hot lava built this cave during a massive explosion on Mt St Helens 2000 years ago.
Learn more about the Geology program at CWU: www.cwu.edu/geology/
Produced by Central Washington University - 2020

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Комментарии : 30   
@dishnpj3565
@dishnpj3565 Год назад
Love watching Professor Nick! Miss my geology and geography classes from 30 years ago. This feeds my brain!
@boblundgren7208
@boblundgren7208 Год назад
I love the Nick on the Rocks series.
@Blackwolf2111
@Blackwolf2111 Год назад
Thanks Professor Nick, Always enjoy the series… Hoping for more this year 2023!!
@barblk1420
@barblk1420 3 месяца назад
Love your series! Am watching them all!
@rosemariemann1719
@rosemariemann1719 Год назад
Always learn something new from Prof' Nick ! Even if you happen to open it twice, you're not disappointed, in fact, you're more likely to revise something you heard the first time !!! It's so good to see someone become such an inspiring teacher. Many thanks ! ☺️🇬🇧☺️🦉☺️🥀
@sharonwhiteley6510
@sharonwhiteley6510 Год назад
Please don't tire of your field or your passion for passing it on. I wonder if he ever worries about "critters" while crawling around or sitting on a rocky outcrop.
@johnwilliamson2276
@johnwilliamson2276 Год назад
Way too short! I was just relaxing into your video and it was over.
@jerryvanderwier2310
@jerryvanderwier2310 Год назад
Ghank you for the background professor. I've climbed through those caves several times and they are more impressive than similar lava tubes found in Hawaii and other places. It is certainly amazing.
@samuelsparling878
@samuelsparling878 Год назад
Thanks for sharing.
@GrayPlayer
@GrayPlayer Год назад
Thank you!
@janicenorman6712
@janicenorman6712 Год назад
Heading there in May, cant wait to see this lava tube!
@robertafierro5592
@robertafierro5592 Год назад
It's IMMENSE!!
@robertafierro5592
@robertafierro5592 Год назад
Awesome!!
@-Cbomba-
@-Cbomba- Год назад
Amazing 😍
@GrocMax
@GrocMax Год назад
Hey Nick- Have you heard about the big volcanic cave/tube near Granite Falls WA? Got busted for being a major marijuana growing operation in the mid 80's. On private property.
@jamesbaillargeon7404
@jamesbaillargeon7404 Год назад
been there several times.the upper cave will challenge your rock scrambling skills!
@ragnapodewski4694
@ragnapodewski4694 Год назад
Haroun Tazieff regarded Basalt at Gunung Galungung!
@BracaPhoto
@BracaPhoto Год назад
But what happened to the lava in this tubes ? Where did it go?
@reverseuniverse2559
@reverseuniverse2559 Год назад
Amazingly 2K yo and still there after several eruptions we know of
@ianfisher5534
@ianfisher5534 Год назад
Cool
@rossdtool
@rossdtool Год назад
Am I having dejavu?
@michaelkaiser4674
@michaelkaiser4674 Год назад
5xx5 datil nm
@whiskeymonk4085
@whiskeymonk4085 Год назад
44zz xmr 77
@michaelwoods8654
@michaelwoods8654 Год назад
How do lava tubes make any sense? "Evacuated lava tube" give me a break.
@BlackCeII
@BlackCeII Год назад
If you're kidding, go f yourself. If you're not, look it up! There's plenty of good research on it. You can see them being formed in Hawaii as we speak
@stevenlester2606
@stevenlester2606 Год назад
The secret is that the outside of a flow is exposed to the air whereas the middle of the flow isn’t, allowing it to remain hot enough to continue to flow, and empty the tube-like crust surrounded it, leaving the empty tube behind. There, now you know.
@whiskeymonk4085
@whiskeymonk4085 Год назад
Yes... you need a break. Start with the internet.
@ReinoGoo
@ReinoGoo Год назад
The other secret is the incline of the tube and the resistance to the flow, making the pressure in the tube even.
@Ipoetize
@Ipoetize 17 дней назад
The Ape Caves/Lava Tubes is the result of a Lava Flow Type called: "Malfic" and these type of flows are relatively thin flows they can move great distances, The speed of lava varies based primarily on its viscosity, the slope angle it follows, and its core temperature. In general, lava flows move slowly. Example: The typical speed for Hawaiian basaltic flow is 0.40 km/h (0.25 mph) and maximum speeds of 10 to 48 km/h (6 to 30 mph) on steep slopes Pāhoehoe (also spelled pahoehoe, from Hawaiian meaning "smooth, unbroken lava") is basaltic lava that has a smooth, billowy, undulating, or ropy surface. These surface features are due to the movement of very fluid lava under a congealing surface crust. A pāhoehoe flow typically advances as a series of small lobes and toes that continually break out from a cooled crust. It also forms lava tubes where the minimal heat loss maintains a low viscosity.
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