How was Uluru formed?

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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024

Комментарии • 63

  • @tedsmith6137
    @tedsmith6137 2 года назад +9

    That 'music' is bloody annoying and makes it harder for those with degraded hearing from clearly hearing the narration.

  • @kayharrison3055
    @kayharrison3055 Год назад +5

    your background music was to loud, I could not concentrate, cheers

  • @keltan
    @keltan 3 года назад +23

    This was really interesting. I like your style. You've got something here. If you like doing this and want to get serious about it I'd recomend getting a better mic. A blue yeti snowball would do the trick. Then use the audio editing software Audacity to clean up your audio. Can't wait to see more.

    • @geographygooseyt
      @geographygooseyt  3 года назад

      Thanks for the feedback, and I'll definitely invest in a new mic soon!

    • @justicejaxn9069
      @justicejaxn9069 3 года назад +2

      Uluru is and asteroid foreign to earth , and it comes from planet X , Nibiru , wormwood ,
      Uluru hit earth and created the Himalayan mountains then bounced and landed smack back in central Australia.
      Look at the skid marks north west of Uluru where it bounced before landing , it is there.

    • @mmaaddict78
      @mmaaddict78 2 года назад

      @@justicejaxn9069 It’s made out of sandstone. There are no asteroids made out of sandstone. If It landed on earth, it would have disintegrated from the impact.

    • @goonbuggy1135
      @goonbuggy1135 Год назад

      @@justicejaxn9069 You can pretty much draw a straight line from the first massive to valley of the wind. Now how it shoots out of the ground, regularly idk.If youd driven along the road to ayres. You could see it happening.

  • @deana2953
    @deana2953 3 года назад +5

    I am using this video as the main research site for my geography assignment *thumbs up!!!*

    • @geographygooseyt
      @geographygooseyt  3 года назад

      I hope you get a good grade on your assignment!

    • @deana2953
      @deana2953 3 года назад

      @@geographygooseyt thankyou!!!

  • @cassidy9712
    @cassidy9712 3 года назад +4

    "help I am weak" 😂

  • @iisglaceon3143
    @iisglaceon3143 3 года назад +7

    My teacher put on this video and I really liked it so when I got home I subscribed :)

    • @geographygooseyt
      @geographygooseyt  3 года назад +1

      I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the sub :)

    • @Nicola-fd7yh
      @Nicola-fd7yh 5 месяцев назад

      So did mine the first vedio we couldn’t hear so she put this on 😅😂😂

    • @hello-vl9lx
      @hello-vl9lx 3 месяца назад

      @@geographygooseytMy teacher also put it on

    • @hello-vl9lx
      @hello-vl9lx 3 месяца назад

      ⁠@@geographygooseytYou got a new sub

  • @ginataulanibiggs9457
    @ginataulanibiggs9457 2 года назад +3

    No way this was played in my class 💀

  • @maxz69
    @maxz69 2 года назад +1

    I thought I'm watching a video from 2012 because of that microphone you have, but when I looked it was 2021. I was quite surprised

  • @fleischer236
    @fleischer236 3 года назад +2

    you got a fan in me..... You got a, fan in me! (Randy Newman)

  • @aidensilva4220
    @aidensilva4220 Год назад

    Bro keep doing his please. I needed it for my geography homework and it helped so much. Thank you.

  • @jeffreyjoseph1839
    @jeffreyjoseph1839 2 года назад +4

    Uluru was there for age's and the Rock has lots of stories All around it àboriginal culture

  • @JIHOONJIHOONILY
    @JIHOONJIHOONILY 2 года назад +1

    anyone else watching this for school work?

  • @geographygooseyt
    @geographygooseyt  3 года назад +4

    Looking for another video to watch after this one? Here's my latest video: ruclips.net/video/W5fW4kjrnTc/видео.html

  • @deadbrav
    @deadbrav Год назад

    your video was presented in my class today XD

  • @dawnellafreeman4860
    @dawnellafreeman4860 3 года назад +5

    Sorry you sound like a lovely bloke but I just can't believe that mountain range theory even if a trillion billion years were wacked on 😔❤️

    • @dawnellafreeman4860
      @dawnellafreeman4860 3 года назад

      Whatever it is it looks melted .. ya have to look at it with drones though.. it's melted

    • @justicejaxn9069
      @justicejaxn9069 3 года назад

      Uluru is an asteroid from planet X , look at the Google maps and see the skid mark north west of the rock now , it is there because it bounced when it hit earth and created the Himalayan mountains
      And the moon and the keiper belt.
      Uluru is an asteroid foreign to earth and comes from planet X Nibiru wormwood ,
      And it is back to unleash it's fury this time .

    • @justicejaxn9069
      @justicejaxn9069 3 года назад

      Your right it is melted because it is led iron and it melted upon entering earth's atmosphere because it is an asteroid that broke off of planet X and collided with earth to form the Himalayan mountains and the moon and the keiper belt .
      It's made up off led iron , a scientist took a piece of it at tested it and said that Uluru is a chunk of led iron .
      Also known as an asteroid , planet X is a great big planet sized ball of led iron ( red iron oxide spews out if it )
      Uluru came from planet X.

  • @thuggerist8529
    @thuggerist8529 3 года назад +2

    lets get this dude or girl to 5 SUBS!!!!!

  • @WeRHisPoem
    @WeRHisPoem 15 дней назад

    Thank you.

  • @Arecker
    @Arecker Год назад

    ima get an A+ this year. Thx @Geography Goose

  • @goonbuggy1135
    @goonbuggy1135 Год назад

    As you drive to Uluru, youll see table tops, that eventually turn into ayres rock. Yeah i said it, just down the road is Valley of the winds. Which is a big rock dying, and more interesting stuff.

  • @thatgirlwithsocks8101
    @thatgirlwithsocks8101 2 года назад

    My year 8 Humanities class loved this and made me like and subscribe. You should too @everyone.

  • @commenter00001
    @commenter00001 4 месяца назад

    What can you see at 2:04

  • @teeteesophia_
    @teeteesophia_ 2 года назад

    Did Bang CHAN just watch this video

  • @mollymadden6729
    @mollymadden6729 2 года назад

    this wasnt getting to the point of how it is formed

  • @justicejaxn9069
    @justicejaxn9069 3 года назад +4

    It's a piece of rock ( asteroid ) that broke off of planet X Nibiru / wormwood star , if you look to the north west of it ( Google maps ) you can see a skid mark it left when it bounced from colliding with earth which formed the Himalayan mountains ,
    The asteroid made the Himalayan mountains upon collision then bounced hooting north west of Uluru then landing where it now is today.
    Uluru is one huge asteroid from planet X Nibiru which made the moon and the keiper belt .

    • @shalahorlah4467
      @shalahorlah4467 3 года назад

      Was planet X just a mistake because of uncalibrated telescopes and was way after Uluru was there

    • @tactical1096
      @tactical1096 3 года назад +3

      Thats not how physics or asteroids work

    • @antoniamarinelli7940
      @antoniamarinelli7940 2 года назад

      Un luogo sacro per gli Aborigeni e chi ha tentato di scaldarlo non è rimasto impunito. Anche il cane bianco era ritenuto sacro e lo si è visto uscire da qualche grotta con un fagottino in bocca (un piccolo offerto come sacrificio dalla famiglia)

    • @ChewyChicken589
      @ChewyChicken589 2 года назад

      It's a petrified heart from a titan

  • @georgeshikwanyugurufun
    @georgeshikwanyugurufun 7 месяцев назад

    I have a theory. Uluru is what is left of a giant eroded tree, after it was petrified.

  • @leonschmidt9527
    @leonschmidt9527 2 года назад

    Bro u need more attention. You are funny and music is a fucking vibe

  • @jasonwallace2112
    @jasonwallace2112 2 года назад +1

    It was a tree

    • @ChewyChicken589
      @ChewyChicken589 2 года назад

      I thought that too but it was actually a heart from a Titan. Look up the channel called Mudfossil University. He shows how all these rocks mountains and boulders are actually body parts from Giants and Titans that were flash petrified in some kind of cataclysm

  • @casecassar813
    @casecassar813 11 месяцев назад

    i edge to your videos

  • @ebrassy
    @ebrassy 6 месяцев назад

    uluru is not unique Phobos is a moon of Mars the same maybe uluru is just a tip like an iceberg

  • @adburgt618
    @adburgt618 3 года назад +2

    Nope! The real statement will be out soon.

  • @Weepingang3l
    @Weepingang3l 7 месяцев назад

    weezer

  • @3Headz
    @3Headz 2 года назад

    Wrong Uluru is a big dried up mud crab

  • @daleolson3506
    @daleolson3506 9 месяцев назад +1

    The music junked another video 👎👎👎👎👎💩💩💩💩😬

  • @aechef4573
    @aechef4573 2 года назад +2

    No. You are wrong. I worked with the aboriginals who live in the Mutijulu village next to the Rock.
    The rock came from out of space and crashed their when the world was flooded. There is another lot of rocks Katajuta that fell when therre was no water covering the earth thats why those rocks are broken up
    I believe the indigenous stories. They been there a long time they know their lands

    • @metactal
      @metactal 2 года назад +1

      also snake-lizard people attacked the rock according to them

    • @yeeti4279
      @yeeti4279 2 года назад

      You’re crazy

    • @metactal
      @metactal 2 года назад +1

      physics & geology says no

    • @danedgar1539
      @danedgar1539 2 года назад +2

      It's NOT "their" land, this crap needs to stop

  • @Fistful2923
    @Fistful2923 4 месяца назад

    This video sucks! Had to stop 2mins in. Annoying music, low volume narration. tries to be funny. WE JUST WANT TO KNOW THE FACTS!

  • @micpotato8158
    @micpotato8158 2 года назад

    No it was big snake come through dat country and then he eat im up a big goanna and he get real fat and die from over eaten then the sun dry him up and he there to dis day…that my dreamin brudder…….now give me a flagon so I can sit under dat tree and watch the work go by while I wait for my next welfare cheque

  • @nomore2723
    @nomore2723 2 года назад +1

    What a crap story