Wow! Very interesting.

Dude, this video beat my ADHD. Thanks! I love learning this field

Terrific presentation. I am now more informed and better educated. My thanks.

Oh this is a deep Nick deep cut

I would propose another theory based on Nicks lecture on super volcanos. Could Mt. Stewart be the remnant of a volcano that formed south along the line of ghost super volcanos and then have been rotated north with the North American plate?

Very interesting talk.

This professor is amazing i think i could actually stay awake during his lectures which is amazing for me. He makes me want to go to college

The tragedy in this wonderful thorough piece is that Nick Zentner isn’t a more knowledgeable enthusiast entertaining gifted presenter.

you want to be trumps lawyer?

I was home alone watching Johnny Quest in tv in Anchorage Alaska on Friday March 27 1964. 9.2!

So glad I'm Located in BC where nothing EVER happens.

Wasn't that long ago i waited for each of these older vids to drop....

Fascinating. 72 years young and attended school one year in Marysville Washington 1967-68 got one A which was in Washington state history

We were here last week!

Really enjoying this series. Does anyone have a series like this talking about the north east US?

Great stuff Are you related to Al Bundy ?

This guy is like a preacher of geology

There are boulders all over the flat land below Hawk Mountain in Pennsylvania

I sure hope Nick has more videos like this on here. His presentation got me hooked right away.

By far one of the best, informative, understandable, chalk talk I have witnessed!

If you keep an open mind (as you always should with science) Hydroplate theory explains all of this.

Just ran into this, great presentation. I'm sure? you've heard about Quake Lake, in Montana. The dead trees in LOTG reminded of the trees still standing in Quake Lake.

Old giant trees. Fight me.

I'm hoping to get out soon and find treasures of different stones.

Keep the torch lit for young people.

Thoroughly enjoying all these outreach lectures. You are an amazing communicator and the lecture was pitched perfectly to the audience. I came to you via Shawn Willsey and now spend a huge amount of my free time learning about the PNW … an area I only knew of from tv and books. I live in the uk and the geology of the PNW is amazingly complicated and diverse, absolutely fascinating. Thank you Nick…. Next it’s the A-Z of the Ice Age Floods…

If it happens then it happens I just hope I'm not around to see the aftermath, I had a good run and I'm ready for what ever happens.

So we should all be leaving the PNW 🤷‍♂️

I've been to Greece numerous times... my first trip in 2003 was to the gorgeous caldera of Santorini, and then twice to the volcanic island of Milos with a fantastic lava deposit at a beach area named Sarakiniko. Last active about 90,000 years ago. Santorini, still active. Do a search online and you'll see the photos. I'd post if I could but not here on UKposts. Fantastic lecture(s), as always, Professor Zentner! I'm learning a lot from you in my retirement at age 60 here in geologically boring Florida. :) Thank you.

Great tutorials on our natural wonders. Thank you!

Found lectures from Professor Nick Zentner and I have been hooked. Very well done sir!

This is my favorite lecture of the series. It makes me wish that I could have been in attendance to ask all of the questions that I think of when I watch this lecture.

I actually go to sleep listening to the lecture. The topic intrests me and there's also something soothing about it. Its quite nice!

This dudes a comedian

As always, fascinating. :)

I'd rather mount Sharon, not Stuart. As I'm not a gay man...

This is an amazing lecture! What a teacher

Does anyone know what a vertical resistant ledge is? I wasn't able to find a definition online. I am a geology student and must admit I never heard this term. Thank you!

If Shane Gillis was a geologist

No one knows the truth because no one was here.

Did he Mention how deep some of those canyons are off the coast? Drain the ocean series says they are Deeper than any grand canyon and you can stack three empire state buildings on top of each other. Is that true?

Hi Nick, can we find this displaced loos in the turbidites off the west coast?

"Ah-sceola" is actuality the correct pronunciation, "oh-sceola" is the local mispronounciation.

the earth is a corps covered in giant bodies turned to stone

NICK I DON'T UNDERSTAND I'M EXPERIENCING COMMERCIALS IN REPLAY. IS THAT RIGHT.😮

If you go there to gold pan for fun, be careful as almost everything is claimed. People get very sensitive about being in their claims. Plus, if you are looking to find gold in the creeks, it’s almost all been panned out. Look on the sides of the creeks walls if there are hills going into the creek Beautiful area to visit!

One of the best UKposts presentations. I differ as to 41 instances. In that case, you must include the 1906 San Francisco quake and add up from there. I would opt for independent subduction plates and timelines. In any case, we are on the nose or overdue for one or both breaking. Would that be a 10 pointer, or higher? How much taller would be the tsunami wave or waves or oscillatory cancel/reinforce waves? Such turbidites would be larger than the norm, and evenly spread in time, despite local earthquakes at uncertain intervals along those coasts.

Navarre coolie goes straight to the Lake Chelan State Park pretty much right across the entrance from it

What about Chelan Falls because there is amazing rock formations

I love living in Lake Chelan. It is absolutely gorgeous