How the Great Lakes Were Formed
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario. These are the Great Lakes that make up the world's largest freshwater system. But how did they come to be? The answer lies with glacial scouring and isostatic rebound. The Niagara Escarpment is also an interesting feature.
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Would've been cool to learn how they were formed in a video about how they were formed
Yeah, and the bit about the lake levels and isostatic rebound was wrong, too.
Why they have 10k subs..fucking wack
What’s wrong with scouring and land rebounding?
Right. Excellent video exists from The History Channel.
How about the EARTH WAS CREATED BY GOD!
or is that too boring
Lake "Airie" ?
I'm glad so many people have pointed this out. I almost clicked off the video because of the mis-pronunciation!
Robots do have a high rate of mispronunciation.
It's good to know I live on Lake Airie
@@Helfiredrewbye!
@matthewstorer823its eerie.....hello!6
That's EAR-Y, NOT AIR-Y
Don't worry, land. When I'm under immense pressure I become depressed, too.
Hahaha good one 😃
Live in Thunder Bay with a perfect view of Superior...
What do you do with a drunken sailor, as the background music? Is there some significance to that?
I don’t know but it was driving me nuts
he was drunk when making this video...
Good info in a nice to-the-point presentation.
Lake Superior and Lake Ontario are deep because they are part of a riff valley formed when the north American continent started to rip apart.
A rift valley?
@@karenshaw7807 yes
Really? Those two lakes are quite far apart. Maybe there are two separate valleys.
@@irkhanbasc it's all part of the same rift, including Great Slave and Great Bear. Canada is slowly being pulled apart by tectonic action.
I used to go feshing in Lake Airy.
Interesting background music choice
If true then why is the world’s largest salt mine under Lake Michigan?
Where did all of that salt come from?
It seems to me that the area was once at the bottom of a large ocean that dried up and left its salt deposit behind.
Sooooo, how were they formed ?
During the ice ages when atmospheric co2 was between 1800-6000 ppm!
The high CO2 levels were probably due to the lack of vegetation and photosynthesis. There are other factors that can cause climate variation over thousands of years.
@@irkhanbascnonsense there has been plant life terranian,sub terranian and under sea for billions of years...the fact that CO2 levels were this high during the ice ages is shear proof that co2 does not increase temperature...so your co2 warming crap is just that crap... FYI when life was created on this planet co2 was 8000 ppm and higher...fyi earth's global temperature has dropped 0.8 ° in the last thousand years and the last 500 years Have been the coldest in the last 5000 years...99% of greenhouse gases are produced naturally and mankind is responsible for less than one third of one percent of CO2 emissions!
@@irkhanbascdebunks the co2 warming crap!
FYI plants terrainian,subterranean and undersea have been around for billions of years and when life was created on this planet atmospheric co2 was as high as 8000 ppm...
@@huggybear3098Exactly.
“Airie”?
that where you find Fairy's in Lake Airy. this must be an AI generated video.
The Edmund Fitzgerald went down in Lake Superior.
Yes, during a storm with large waves and in very deep water.
Nice one!
I’ve been to a very large artificial lake I which I recall was amazing, somewhere in the west of the U.S.
Perhaps close to Utah.
I can’t remember what it’s called. It was 27 years.
I think it’s a massive one. Can you think of one?
There are lot of artificial lakes created by damming. I'm not sure which one you went to :)
@@MrCognito I now remember since you mentioned the word damming.
So I thought why would I drive so far to see some reservoir?… 🤔
The Hoover Dam! One of the greatest engineering projects of the 20th century!!
Therefore… it was Lake Mead!
It is so tranquil there and pretty I can’t recommend it enough.
Thanks!
P.s…
I remembered Utah area 😅 well, not that far off… Nevada.
@@Ron.S. I’ll have to check it out! Utah threw me off! If you’d said Nevada I might have guessed it. Hahaha 😁
@@MrCognito 😃 I have no idea why I said Utah and to be fair it really is confusing cause Utah for me = Salt Lake City/The great Salt Lake which definitely wasn’t the fresh water lake I was after.
Talking about salty lakes, here’s an idea for a video -
why/how don’t they have outlets and others do? And if so, probably there used to be many of them which completely evaporated 🤔
ANYWAY… till next time… thanks for posting!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lake St Clair is about the same size as Lake Mead .
Not considered massive compared to the others
Three questions:
How did the glaciers form?
How did the glaciers melt?
I seems like global cooling and global warming to me.
But, what caused this Climate Change?
Asking for a friend.
There seem to have been repeated ice ages every 30k years or so for possibly a million years or more. It may be tied to the precession of the Earth’s axis of rotation which occurs at a similar frequency. The last ice age was just the most recent one. The next one isn’t due for thousands of years. During each ice age, polar ice expands and recedes. The northern half of the U.S. was under a sheet of ice that was up to a mile thick. At least, all of this is what the available scientific evidence suggests.
All previous ice ages atmospheric co2 was between 1800-6000 ppm so your co2 warming crap is just that crap...
@@huggybear3098, AGAIN, what caused the climate to change so drastically???
@@susanb2015, FYI there weren’t any “ancient people” when the glaciers formed or melted. Try again?
@@mdmace8690 There must've been since they are causing global warming now.
You forgot to mention that a lot of rivers in N.E Wisconsin flow north and NOT south!!
It's almost like they were formed by some being that knew what they were doing.
You should ask Ken Ham. His theory makes way more sense
Hmmm. Yeah, I don't think so...
You have a better idea?
It’s always fun to listen to someone tell us with absolute authority about something that happened that absolutely no human being witnessed. I’m just grateful real science and engineering doesn’t work that way.
But it’s the best and most likely explanation based on available scientific evidence, such as from geology, geophysics, hydrology, mineralogy, and general chemistry and physics. It’s a widely recognized theory. You’re perfectly welcome to prove scientists wrong, however.
@@irkhanbasc It’s impossible and always will be impossible to prove them wrong. It’s also impossible and ALWAYS will be impossible to they themselves or ANYONE, EVER, to prove them right. This ain’t science. It’s misleading at best and it’s just made up fantasy at worst.
There was one person who did witness it. Dare I say his name? Keith Richards. 😂
there is no glacier mountains-there is just snow and more snow
what about Great Bear and Great Slave? If you follow along in a NW direction, they are also part of the same basin.
This must be an AI generated video, playing a sea shanty for inland lakes smh.
Where exactly are "Shuron" and "Airie"??? As soon as I heard that, I had to stop the video.
Interesting how ppl talk about the “last ice age” without addressing what caused it to recede .. the earth got WARMER. Sound familiar to the hype we hear today? And we’re still in a receding ice age, meaning the earth will continue to get hotter until no ice is left .. all without man’s help 😉 So relax folks
Only a theory
But a good theory.
I don’t see connection between createn of Great Lakes and Irish folk. Why not Arabic or tibetien or maybe naitiv American music. Don’t forget music is important part of video. I can’t watch your video and images Irish Dodd’s growth kartofel by the lake.
If you are wondering why the great lakes exist why don't you ask God why he created the great lakes. Or it was glaciers that formed those great lakes plus I learned this back in grade school.
Its michigan greatest place on earth
SW Ontario is flat because it was the bottom of a huge lake until it all receded and filled the depressions of the current lakes.
Answer: the lakes were formed by ice melting into water.
😂😂😂😂
Too simplistic by far, ( and somewhat inaccurate) but in keeping with social media standards..
What is 'Airie'? Learn how to pronounce Erie properly.
😅 nobody today was there so it's all just speculation everything maybe they were just there