June 25 Livestream with Geologist Shawn Willsey
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Join geology professor Shawn Willsey for a June 25 livestream broadcast to include an update on the latest geologic developments in Iceland, a report of recent field trips, announcements, and more. We will also leave time for viewer Q&A.
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00:00 livestream starts and intro
04:20 Iceland field trip
13:54 Southern Idaho field trips
22:06 Announcements (website, presentation in Boise, etc.)
30:40 Iceland update
51:05 Viewer Q&A 
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Darn it! I missed the livestream. I totally agree with Shawn: hanging out with this community of truly intelligent and lovely people is everything.
I have some complicated autoimmune issues that leave me socially isolated for long stretches of time. This channel keeps me from going stir crazy.
Thanks, Shawn, Susan, Lisa, AmandaJo and everyone on the Team. You rock.
You see what I did there, right?😉
I lie the headline for the website "GEOLOGY EXPLAINED WITH SHAWN WILLSEY". Some people would have said "EXPLAINED BY". Your team approach to having your students and viewers as teammates is is to be congratulated. I have always felt the you were talking to us, not at us. Keep it going Shawn!
Thank you to you, Amanda Jo, and Susan! Love your videos and updates!
Hey Shawn, this is my favorite RUclips channel. It started with volcano interest. As I've continued to watch I realized I should have taken geology and geography in college. I want to learn to read the rocks but I'm not a spring chicken and my body is broken now. So I'm thankful for you.
I'm with yo on the broken body bit! But that is why roadside geology is so good!
Glad you enjoy it. Thank you
The website looks great! Good job Amanda Jo 🌟
I really enjoy how the Iceland videos help you imagine what Idaho would have looked like!
This was very interesting and fun. Thank you, Shawn, and all of the mods! You all rock. Yes, I said it 😂 and I mean it. Hugs.
Thanks, Shawn, for another great session. I don't catch it as a livestream but tune in the next day and I always learn something new. Really appreciate your hard work, and those of the moderators, pulling the information together. Even picking it up the next day, I feel part of your team.
Thanks for the updates! Fabulous new website!! So easy to find exactly what you’re looking for. Well done, Amanda Jo!!
Shawn reminds me of the great David Attenborough his love for the subject is awe inspiring
Awesome job on the website!
@Shawn great update @Mandie Jo amazing work on the website - thank you for doing that with/for Shawn 😊😊😊
Thanks for your time and good updates. Excite to see you have a new website! --Enjoy your travels. Thanks you moderators.!
The website looks great and works really well! Thank you, Shawn and Amanda Jo!
Thanks for the update. Was at work during the live stream. Caught it on the replay 😊 Sugar Land Texas
Thank you mod ladies and Shawn. Enjoy your holiday.
Thanks for all the hard work on these videos
Thanks for sharing this wonderful information about your activities, updates, website, et al. It is helpful to me as someone who views virtually all your videos and plans to, hopefully, return for my 3rd Willsey Field Geology Experience. I'm planning a huckleberry excursion to Lowman about the time of your talk. Fingers crossed that I can catch it. Many thanks to Amanda Jo!
Thanks Shawn for sharing these sessions that you do. Geology 101 is great, just for it's explanation and use of data, for me it's a learning tool, which I watch whilst doing my daily keep fit. Thanks and keep up the great work, now to go and look at the website, to learn more.
Glad that we now have the dirt on what gets under Shawn's skin when people use dirt as a noun!
The question now is: Does Shawn treat soil like dirt?
I don't have a background in geology but I sure do love watching you talk about big rocks.
Sorry I missed the live. Thank you so much 😊
Heading to Iceland next week and would love the name of the lava tube Dr. Willsey finds worth visiting! For what it's worth, a geology guide for the island by Dr. Willsey would be AWESOME.
The tube we visited is Leidarendi cave.
I enjoy your follow-up on the volcanos 🌋 that are going off around the world, with flyovers and the amazing footage. I sent you an article about the undersea Mount volcano off of Ashland, Oregon and how it's magma chamber is also filling. Love your insight.
San Diego, California
Love the website!! Great job Amanda Jo!! 🎉 Thank you for the update. And I love that someone changed the bumper sticker!! I totally need one! Every time we’re on the road my husband and I will shout ‘road cut!!’ and have a guess at how sexy you think it’d be 🤣
Hello from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Just quick question, what is your opinion regarding the rumbling near Naples Italy 🇮🇹. Is this serious or not so alarming?
See you, hear you. 😊
I can hear you!
I'm planning on coming from New Mexico to your fall field trip. Can't wait to sign up!
Google Earth has that crack at about 200M long. It could be muck longer that what is visible as I believe it is continuous under the lava field down to the berm. What would be most helpful for many of us would be an updated topo map of the area around Grindavik which has been impacted by the last 5 eruptions. With lava field depths from 10-30M it is hard to predict where new flows will go from the old maps since some slopes have shifted by 1 or 2% in grade. That big westward, and then northern flow from the cone in the 6-16/18 time frame definitely was a double barrel effect being both high volume and with an additional 20-30M elevation advatage to flow around Syllingefeld (sp).
I’ve enjoyed all of that, thanks.
Di…Cumbria
Thanks!
Much appreciated. Thanks, Kate.
We can hear you
The map has become quite colorful. Looks like the uplifted area is almost complete, possibly a smidge more?
Your website is amazing! Amanda Jo truly is the best! So cool you choose Germany for your trip, even more so the river Rhine. I've lived in different places along it, currently its Coblenz. The Rhine valley is very pretty, and im sure you will find some sexy rocks, especially more to the south😅
Thank you for your streams they are very informative and you explain things very well. Maybe you could discuss the movement of the stations how this is going with regards to overall position on the ground over the last few months, NESW.
Enjoy your trip to Germany! 🙂
Probably too late to ask but would have breaking open the side of the of the lava lake opposite the power plant been an option? To change the direction of the flow.
Yep
One hour in, it would be so useful if they'd drop some measurement markers all over Iceland. Like with the cones it's so hard to see if things are 10m or 100m. Obviously it would be like destructive littering, but very useful. 🤷♂️🤷♂️ The really curious question is why this area stopped 800 years ago, and why it restarted last year. I'm guessing hot pressurised magma can force open fractures, but cooling magma might clog them up, and even glue them shut.
Overall it's probably = Inflow pressure from deep vs mass of the raised terrain vs strength of the subsurface. That balance would yield: erupt, pause, dormant. And all three could change week to week, and affect each other.
We love these live sessions as much as you do, Shawn, thanks again for doing this :) And boudinage? How cool is this word! Added it to my geological lexicon! Now I have to figure out what it means exactly ;)
Great job on the website Amanda Jo, it's really looking good! I haven't explored it all yet but I really like the simple style and soft brown and beige colors, everything is well organized, all the useful links are there, so it's easy to find what you're looking for :) Maybe an eshop could be added in the future so that we can order some cool merch? The "I brake for (random) sexy roadcuts with Shawn Willsey" bumper sticker is just awesome! ;)
Vulcans said it would last till August..... in agreement.🙏 To Iceland!!
New multi-institution scientific study on the Reykjanes magmas just published June 26 in Terra Nova journal.
Iceland just had a 4.3 and 2.9 at Sig....
I enjoyed seeing the reports on your field trips with those lucky you-tubers. I also enjoy the 101 series; I find your explanations easy to follow. I tried borrowing books from the library, but that was hard going trying to follow those. The website! well, that is excellent - well done, Amanda Jo. Many thanks, from Australia (where I enjoyed my breakfast this morning watching your Live replay)
Should have asked professor Thor Thordason to take you along to the volcano to take some samples. He’d have access 😎
Just joined. Ou are 5x5
Is Iceland similar to Northern California? It has a tremors chart , Tetonic! It can go up to 1000 but recently has been closer to 500. It does go as low as 30's. Seems like more EQ are prominent in California during the increases
Question: early in your video, you show rocks. Where do rocks come from in Iceland? is this from the original ocean floor that was pushed up by lava? or does lava eventually become rock after a few years (decades, centuries, millenia?)
EQ increases to 75......30ish above a 1.0.
Is there anywhere in the world where modern "Columnar" basalts are forming? Or do we need extinction-level eruptions to do create flows that are big enough to coll into columns?
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Just wanted to say every mom is a dirtoligist on laundry day. Lol
Shawn, what is your take on the philosophy that in 2021, the magma was "old magma" and now we are seeing 'fresher' magma? I guess in my sinple brain, i thought it was just much hotter hence, the more liquid it appeared. Thoughts?
haha, George's question about Obsidian is because of Minecraft....
Looking good, testing..lol
I'll be in Europe WITH MY WIFE *insert Borat voice*
Isn't Pedology more or less = Dirtology?
Dirtology is just wrong- grenglish word- bad mix of greek and english!
Thanks for distracting me from a case of shingles.
Tee hee, dirtology! For all the Zentnerds who tried to get a reaction out of Shawn by asking about Craters of the Moon, only to be disappointed because Shawn actually has expertise on COTM and is delighted (rather than frustrated) to be asked about it, Shawn has revealed his hand--we know what Shawn's COTM is. DIRT!!! Bahahahahaha!!!!
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I know you are from USA where it is forbidden to speak about climate change, but when you were in Iceland visiting glaciers, was there any talk of noticeable shrinkage of the glaciers due to climate change?
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It looks like it’s going to continue that line to the sea
Dirt isn't just dirt! Who knew? That was fascinating! I'll never look at dirt the same way again! Kudos to the fellow who brought that up!
And thanks for explaining it so well, Shawn!