Canyonlands - Geology of Southern Utah Part 1

Visiting Canyonlands or southern Utah and want to know more about it? Curious how rocks that formed at sea level are now 5000 feet higher? Wondering how an impact crater can form a dome instead of a depression? In this three part series I will explore the geology of southern Utah, starting with Canyonlands National Park. We will examine how Upheaval Dome and the greater Canyonlands area formed, what it looked like millions of years ago, and why it looks the way it does now. For more geology adventures, please like, share, and subscribe!
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[@rosiealaniz3205]

Thank you!, will keep watching your videos. Greetings from Dallas! Rosie

[@rosiealaniz3205]

Just returned from Canyonlands, but rafting. Im taking geology right now, so I found it incredible

[@markmorley327]

Great explanations of the way the geology of the area was formed. You have a new subscriber.

[@paulallan3564]

Great, from a diamond exploration geo in Angola

[@Jesus_Fix]

Sweet! Good stuff keep it up ;)

[@rosiealaniz3205]

Waiting for the second part!!

[@GeologyJos]

Posting Part 2 today! Thanks for the support! 💕

[@user-sk5ws3nf1l]

Upheaval Dome is simply a giant sand gyser located on the Colorado liniment

[@stevenwinterhill3623]

Old people..