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RC Spilt the Beans in 2008! Did you Miss it??? YDB Impact Site -Cosmography101-17 w/ Randall Carlson 

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@kevinstill1069
@kevinstill1069 2 месяца назад
Anybody who is just getting into Randall should really start with these private get togethers with this tiny group of students from years ago. This is really his best stuff.
@kenycharles8600
@kenycharles8600 2 месяца назад
@@kevinstill1069 I agree.
@lainealexander5927
@lainealexander5927 2 месяца назад
Randall Carlson is a global treasure Not forgetting Brad and everyone involved. Best on RU-vid 💯👍
@doctorofart
@doctorofart 2 месяца назад
@@lainealexander5927 I think without Brad we wouldn’t be here. He is the silent power.
@Stacydsullivan
@Stacydsullivan 2 месяца назад
How many are here because you saw this GOAT on JRE in like 2018 and 🤯🤯
@Onefourtyfour
@Onefourtyfour 2 месяца назад
Isn't it odd that Joe Rogan decided to post 2 Terrence Howard episodes featuring 1x1=2, but didn't want to publish the Randall Carlson plasmoid energy episode because he was..skeptical. Lol
@Stacydsullivan
@Stacydsullivan 2 месяца назад
The guy moves to texas and his show pretty much went flaccid. Is it really that hard to get people to go to texas for his show or did he tone his stuff down🤷🏼‍♀️ Barely watch him anymore.
@nastybastardatlive
@nastybastardatlive 2 месяца назад
I heard him on Coast to Coast back when Joe Rogan still had a full head of hair.
@stephenspencerd.o.3480
@stephenspencerd.o.3480 2 месяца назад
Met him a couple times. He is really a great guy. Genius too.
@FlyinRyan231
@FlyinRyan231 2 месяца назад
​@@nastybastardatlive coast 2 coast was IT man !
@spitfirered
@spitfirered 2 месяца назад
I Will Always Save All Your Teaching Video's That I Have Watched For Almost 2 Years, Love Learning From You Randall!
@BevRich-y8u
@BevRich-y8u 2 месяца назад
Thank you Randall please keep up the education for the masses...👍❤
@sluggou812beotch
@sluggou812beotch 2 месяца назад
I have no idea how I've missed this episode over the years, this makes perfect sense. But did Randall ever make it to northern B.C. with boots on the ground? I don't remember him ever talking about it. It would be a worthwhile effort. I wanna go!
@Entertainment-gm9zm
@Entertainment-gm9zm 2 месяца назад
can you make anything new thats like this? love this format, casual and simple ❤
@thomasspringfield
@thomasspringfield 2 месяца назад
In 2008 I was a senior in high school. “My hair was long and my thoughts were short” lol
@Douglas.kong33
@Douglas.kong33 2 месяца назад
I was 10😂
@theodorhertervig9510
@theodorhertervig9510 2 месяца назад
We find pink granite bolders on the west coast of Iceland, not many, sometimes they come out of the sea with fishing trawls
@rodneycaupp5962
@rodneycaupp5962 Месяц назад
Randal is the Man. I like pretending to be him when I pick up my YD massive fossils of things I have never seen. Ohio has the buried remains of these missing Species and my house is a clutter of Monster remains. We have the Goods all over the Ancient Miami Valley... Impacts every damn where with Towns and Trees hiding Most of them. Not from me now..... Thanks Randal, you Geological Animal. My home is in the hidden Eastmont impact crater. The path is miles long of distortion wave laterally. with a mile plus crater at the south end of its above ground travel, boring into the Valleys aquifer
@rodneycaupp5962
@rodneycaupp5962 Месяц назад
CRAZY... The Wright Brothers gave airplane rides to Photographers Before the Craters were hidden by Urbanization. Look it up," 1907 there-abouts showing Post Impact and flood results. WE have a confirmed Hot Spot in Xenia Ohio 14 miles away. and more craters and a serpent..... in Xenia, of course built over. All but the very prominent Head. Track me down Randal and company....
@shawnkeane4583
@shawnkeane4583 2 месяца назад
I can't help but think the missing energy for catastrophic glacial melt could relate to the Sun spot cycles and coronal mass ejections with the trifecta of a magnetic pole shift!
@mmdurfee
@mmdurfee 2 месяца назад
Imbricating, anastomosing, and aggregating paleo-current indicators are the scale invariant features we can reproduce with electricity statically, with a Tesla coil for example, and materially, like with a magnet and iron filings.
@doctorofart
@doctorofart 2 месяца назад
At 12 min, you point out the erosion, after the flood of material was laid down. That is quite apparent as everything surrounding the erosion is smooth. Now include continuity of flow and form, and follow the smoothness. It extends to the tops of the northern hills which are all the same smooth feature. That means the hills were part of the original singular movement event. I definitely need to study this further. The gravel make up surprised me, so I need to see more info on what type of gravel and its matrix. Where I live the entire hillsides are a mixture of mud clay, sand, gravels, cobbles, and boulders. The content and sorting according to your description of the two foot water flow ripples, is the heavy stuff lays down first, forms in ripples, and the lighter stuff is able to flow over as the heavier stuff gets trapped. So I’m guessing ahead of time, but wouldn’t that sort the material relatively nice, with the heavies on the bottom, and in rows. I love your work. You are a walking encyclopedia
@candui-7
@candui-7 2 месяца назад
If the rocks are more angular in your hills, then it's probably glacial till. If the deposits are semi metamorphosed to rock and the outcrops are homogenous in color, then you might have a turbidite (submarine paleo-landslide). I did notice what appeared to be megaflood deposited hills near San Saba Texas this spring. The largest boulders stratified toward the bottom, decreasing to pea gravels up top.
@candui-7
@candui-7 2 месяца назад
If you hit various layered clays, gravels, muds, boulders, etc. when digging, then probably an outwash or alluvial plain deposit.
@DigidiBoom
@DigidiBoom 2 месяца назад
1:27:18 I did.. When I got ggl earth years ago and started exploring for unusual stuff on the globe..
@CyrusBrinkworthRAS
@CyrusBrinkworthRAS 2 месяца назад
back to school....
@larry1141
@larry1141 2 месяца назад
Been a fan for a couple years now, absolutely love what you and the whole team do Randall. Once you point it out it seems so obvious(impact site). Couldnt help but feel like you were hinting about the two glaciers being close to the size or mass as Antarctica . Im sure thats not verbatim what you said. But anyway. You may have covered this in your videos and i havent retained it yet. But do you think theres a possible slight magnetic pole shift accompanying(due to) the impacts? Shoemaker levy effected jupiters magnetic sphere or whatever the correct term is. Anyway i hope to make it on one of your trips some day. Brad, you're a legend.
@candui-7
@candui-7 2 месяца назад
Note also the Camas Prairie Ripples are thought to be 18-15 ka. This gibes closer with MWP 1A at 14.5 ka mol.
@clarkwilliamson9177
@clarkwilliamson9177 2 месяца назад
1:39:35 Location is just north of Prince George BC
@chrisw6164
@chrisw6164 Месяц назад
What did the original explorers think of that giant gravel bar? Did they associate it with a massive flood?
@PRND21
@PRND21 2 месяца назад
I thought it said split the beans, then I remembered my lesdyxia 😂
@ndromedaGalaxy
@ndromedaGalaxy 2 месяца назад
If the moon creates tide ripples there should be a point where the pebble (moon) meets the water to start this ripple effect. The only way is to find and measure this gravitational depression while a solar eclipse occurs on land within the centre of this solar eclipse path. This should also tell us how it effects volcanic mantle activity during this cosmic path
@vitogriffin8902
@vitogriffin8902 2 месяца назад
If we were to use the size of the small ripples, about an inch high for 2 ft of water, and use an average of 40ft for the bigger ripples shown, that would be about 480in so all things being eual that would put the water at around 960ft deep....of course we would also have to factor in the speed of the water and the size of the material that makes up the ripples. We can see pretty tall ripples on a beach with rather low water, but that sand moves a lot easier than the large rocks we see in this presentation. I would estimate the ripples being presented were created by water at least 600-900 feet deep and moving at least 15-20 miles an hour, maybe close to twice that speed in some areas.
@DigidiBoom
@DigidiBoom 2 месяца назад
is there some place that people depicted sun rising from the oposite side or both sides in a few separate depictions ?
@jennanatalyial6816
@jennanatalyial6816 2 месяца назад
Emanuel Velikovsky
@DigidiBoom
@DigidiBoom 2 месяца назад
@@jennanatalyial6816 ohh, thanks. So there was. well its a 180 degree pole shifts then.
@coffeetop1131
@coffeetop1131 2 месяца назад
I like it, but what dating of the suspected impact can be done?
@larryfoster1771
@larryfoster1771 2 месяца назад
It is very hard to picture the amount of water. It truly is unfathomable. Look bigger.
@jimmyrobibz3033
@jimmyrobibz3033 2 месяца назад
First view on my way to the semiconductor factory
@larryfoster1771
@larryfoster1771 2 месяца назад
The sun or impacts. We will find out. There are a lot of impacts. I know of one for sure in Wyoming. You guys need to come here.
@MrRabiddogg
@MrRabiddogg 2 месяца назад
the fire giants and the frost giants will descend upon Midgard during the time of Ragnorok.
@bails956
@bails956 2 месяца назад
I am Energy
@Jesst7721
@Jesst7721 2 месяца назад
They mine that area now. Clearly they want those rare earth minerals and rare space isotopes.
@marenpurves4493
@marenpurves4493 2 месяца назад
OK, if that impact melted the Cordilleran ice sheet, what about the Laurentide ice sheet that obviously also melted?
@larry1141
@larry1141 2 месяца назад
I think he implied that he's theorizing a "multi impact event". Think shoemaker Levy-9. I think the evidence for impact on the Cordillera is more apparent due to the rockie mountains elevated nature. They'd be closer to the ice's surface than other lower areas. So you'd probably see more evidence for impact there. and he said the laurentide was 3 miles thick in some spots.. and no major mountain chain poking up. So harder to tell where these impacts are. ... I think 🤷
@marenpurves4493
@marenpurves4493 2 месяца назад
@@larry1141 yes, but that's the only one (tentatively) pin-pointed so far- and the Laurentide ice sheet was probably much thicker, so that should be more difficult too.
@larry1141
@larry1141 2 месяца назад
@@marenpurves4493 I'm sure Randall will spill the beans soon. I believe he's talked alot about areas like lake Nipigon in Ontario before and there evidence of massive floods, and other areas. Guess we will have to be patient!! Or go check out a topographical map of North America and see what you can deduce!
@larry1141
@larry1141 2 месяца назад
@@marenpurves4493 look at a topographic map of Lake Nipigon in Ontario. I think Randall has mentioned something about this area before.
@JaguarWisdom-9
@JaguarWisdom-9 23 дня назад
A string of pearls... DYOR
@rogerdudra178
@rogerdudra178 2 месяца назад
The Clark Fork looks a lot better with trees growing on it.
@kai6xx
@kai6xx 2 месяца назад
God threw that comet at the ice to eliminate the pre flood world.
@jedgarren2901
@jedgarren2901 2 месяца назад
The Smoky Mountains are so much different than the Rockies because the Smokies were under a glacier.
@shadeaquaticbreeder2914
@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 2 месяца назад
If theoretically an iron object Hit the glaciers and that melted a large portion of them and then because of that the release of pressure from below the glaciers could it start to rise up and therefore crack the glaciers more therefore speeding up more melting as they would be broken up?
@satchmoto9013
@satchmoto9013 2 месяца назад
Imagine a .22 caliber bullet hitting a baseball at velocity like 2000 fps. In slow motion high frame replay you would see waves rippling like liquid. Now imagine the bullet is a mile wide travelling 20,000 miles an hour hitting solid ice. The ground would be a wave, solid earth rippling in unimaginable disruption.
@thh420
@thh420 2 месяца назад
or the "glaciers" was comet ice shotgunning the planet in the face, and earth had a completely different, more savannah like climate before.
@MrRabiddogg
@MrRabiddogg 2 месяца назад
part of Phaeton's myth includes the rivers swelling up and the Oceanids tears raining down to earth. the OT says similar about Noah's flood. There is a Native American myth (I forget which tribe, it was 10 years ago I heard it) about a beaver stopping the river w/a damn only allowing the foul waters through. A hero went up there and set them free, causing a great rush of water.
@shadeaquaticbreeder2914
@shadeaquaticbreeder2914 2 месяца назад
@@satchmoto9013 thank you, this is a Really good one!
@TheBookofDaniel991
@TheBookofDaniel991 2 месяца назад
Nope 2008 I think I was in 10th grade watching that old 9 hour presentation all the fuss is about they did some foul stuff trying to profit off his work, I know you know which one I’m talking about Sacred Geometry Inc or something it’s been a while
@zache1605
@zache1605 2 месяца назад
I always interested in what the hell the clifton morenci mines are. Just a big scar of the earth giant converyor belts criss cross the road. Pretty interesting place but just doesnt seem natural to be there like remnants of something laneded there then got buried by natural sediment later ?
@damfadd
@damfadd 2 месяца назад
Is that not under water?
@Onefourtyfour
@Onefourtyfour 2 месяца назад
The bed-load.
@buglepong
@buglepong 2 месяца назад
whats the significance of the central uplift in the supposed impact depression?
@fatherkaos
@fatherkaos 2 месяца назад
rebound
@IronicallyVague
@IronicallyVague 2 месяца назад
You should find someone to do a documentary & animate your theories about how the global destruction swept across the Planet, you could talk numbers all day but for most people seeing is believing & actually showing the massive walls of water would be a very popular film Showing how it traveled across the globe & the destruction it caused would be epic Perhaps some young filmmaker starting out might take the project on for free?
@marenpurves4493
@marenpurves4493 2 месяца назад
There's a flood simulation by Peter Zelinka (that's the same guy who did the clips earlier)
@marenpurves4493
@marenpurves4493 2 месяца назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nCBEBIBsJzM.html
@IronicallyVague
@IronicallyVague 2 месяца назад
@@marenpurves4493 Awesome, have to check it out
@jshellenberger7876
@jshellenberger7876 2 месяца назад
Parker solar probe sent to proxima B…. $100 million #KINGXII #Pow
@dextermorgan1
@dextermorgan1 2 месяца назад
The Universe is electric. Once you figure that out, all of this makes much more sense. 😊
@nathandouglas624
@nathandouglas624 2 месяца назад
Many don't have an energy body in themselves to even seek, let alone find???
@dextermorgan1
@dextermorgan1 2 месяца назад
@@nathandouglas624 Agreed. Most people simply dont care either.
@offyrtrolley4604
@offyrtrolley4604 2 месяца назад
It’s mad that only ten thousand people are watching this stuff when u can have millions watch absolute garbage we need more people like Randall and Graham Hancock etc so we have to thank Joe rogan for his diversity in podcasts so more people can realise what a turbulent history our planet has had and will again except next time I think people will be watching from other places in the solar system 🌍🙏👍🛒❤️🇬🇧🔜🚀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
@mushroomtea01
@mushroomtea01 2 месяца назад
🍄
@larryfoster1771
@larryfoster1771 2 месяца назад
Randall one question I have is that enough energy to do this. Only other source is are sun God. Granted there are many craters impact sites. I just don't think that that could do that. The sun my teacher the sun. What if it launches a hardened piece of for some unknown reason or just fries are asses. How can I calculate these energies. God knows it took so much too melt that much ice. It's truly unimaginable. It's very hard to see things in this grand of scale. There are some places here in Wyoming,that I think might add some things to this. Brad Randall please get in contact with me. I been studying the erosin all my life. I never bought it. Rain doesn't do those kinda things.
@blkmtl96
@blkmtl96 2 месяца назад
Are you trying to claim a physical chunk of the sun broke off and hit earth?! Please put down the crack pipe man.
@nathanderthal3790
@nathanderthal3790 2 месяца назад
please tell me the person that sneezed all over everyone (minute 20:59) learned to cover thier mouth when in a room full of people!?! Gads peeps.... this why people get sick!
@charliemihai5471
@charliemihai5471 2 месяца назад
Legend has it that he put 2 masks on top of each other, and was vaccinated with two subsequent boosters
@kenycharles8600
@kenycharles8600 2 месяца назад
Eat some dirt. Your immunity factor will increase by magnitudes. You won't scared of germs nearly so badly afterwards.
@marenpurves4493
@marenpurves4493 2 месяца назад
Please also keep p in mind that this is from 2008
@kenycharles8600
@kenycharles8600 2 месяца назад
@nathanderthal3790 I'll quit jacking with you, just because I like nates playlist. Oh yeah, that person that sneezed learned to cover their mouth when in a small room full of people. Sometimes a sneeze can come on really quickly, though. Perfume is a good example. Enjoy
@BUDDYLEEJUNIOR
@BUDDYLEEJUNIOR Месяц назад
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@jakestarr4718
@jakestarr4718 2 месяца назад
All of this is inclusive towards weight displacement on crustal plates. In a perfectly balanced world a flood would evenly redistribute displaced weight as water doesn't just carve but flattens and moves things by density. This is a reoccurring thing with civilizations because we like to make things and move trillions of tons of product. Say you have plates 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7. plates 1 and 4 start shipping massive weights of goods to 7. there will be a displacement in the weight on the crustal plates and the subsections of those plates. So what is happening is pressure is being created and relieved. Water being very heavy also affects this through rainfall and can cause landslides on a smaller scale of a similar principle. Without monitoring and controlling how much weight displacement can be allowed, we'll end up just like past civilizations.
@scorpiod77
@scorpiod77 2 месяца назад
Nope...Joe iz garbage...RC Haz been a legend for a long tyme now...welcome to the bandwagon : )
@neosannyasin8022
@neosannyasin8022 2 месяца назад
Maybe most of those great catastrophes happened because of humans, whether nuclear warfares or what have you, technologies we haven't invented yet.
@barbarian1111
@barbarian1111 2 месяца назад
Earth Disaster Cycle, all the funds are making their way over to Ben Davidson. 😊
@Starfishtroopers
@Starfishtroopers 2 месяца назад
lol
@barbarian1111
@barbarian1111 2 месяца назад
@@Starfishtroopers lol
@barbarian1111
@barbarian1111 2 месяца назад
@@Starfishtroopers "Supporter" Credit in the Film
@Starfishtroopers
@Starfishtroopers 2 месяца назад
@barbarian1111 love how $ solves all issues
@barbarian1111
@barbarian1111 2 месяца назад
@@Starfishtroopers not solve but helps others get heard. Ask your Troopers! 😉
@CosmicNomad93
@CosmicNomad93 2 месяца назад
Just laugh at Randy thinking we live on a planet. Loses all credibility for me. Didn't watch the video. Randy should research a book called world beyond the poles by Amadeo Giannini. He said that the reason the Earth appears curved from high elevations is because the curve of the lens. I believe the curve of our eye even causes distortion. Remember how if you look at railroad tracks that go into the distance it looks like they run together even though we know they don't? That's caused by the curve in our eye. Would love to hear Randy's thoughts on this but I doubt he has the balls to respond
@CosmicNomad93
@CosmicNomad93 2 месяца назад
Also hey Randy here is another question. Why are observatories built on top of mountains?
@elephantsdontforget
@elephantsdontforget 2 месяца назад
​@@CosmicNomad93because the air is thinner and clearer at high altitudes
@CosmicNomad93
@CosmicNomad93 2 месяца назад
@@elephantsdontforget I appreciate your reply. What causes air to be thin or thick? How do we measure such things? Could you show me some examples where you can see things more clearly through thin air than you can through thick air?
@tonyb8660
@tonyb8660 2 месяца назад
your mother selfishly allowed your live birth.
@elephantsdontforget
@elephantsdontforget 2 месяца назад
@@CosmicNomad93 well I think there would be a lack of moisture in the air as well as pollutants which would definitely affect the clarity of vision!
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