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Columbia Gorge Mega-Floods, Tsunamis, Submarine Canyons and Shelf-Slope Landslides - Kosmographia
Dec 20, 2023 ·
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Columbia Gorge Mega-Floods, Tsunamis, Submarine Canyons and Shelf-Slope Landslides - Kosmographia
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“The Randall Carlson” socials, VoD titles, tours, events, podcasts, merch shop, donate: https://randallcarlson.com/links Preview of recent and upcoming tours, including photos from Tennessee’s Sequatchie Valley and Cumberland Plateau, promises to...
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“The Randall Carlson” socials, VoD titles, tours, events, podcasts, merch shop, donate: https://randallcarlson.com/links
Preview of recent and upcoming tours, including photos from Tennessee’s Sequatchie Valley and Cumberland Plateau, promises to get people into caves and under secluded waterfalls, while continuing the tales of catastrophic flooding effects. Fall ’24 tour into Columbia Gorge prompts RC recollections of an early pass thru a “Land of Giants” and his ongoing desire to understand the formation of Oregon’s “Nook” feature at the John Day River. Transitioning across the maps to the Atlantic Ocean, the crew marvel at myriad features along the Mid-Atlantic Continental Slope: a Late-Pleistocene 38 cubic-mile landslide, incised canyons that extend far into the depths, and Pyramids(?)! Lastly, earthquake-generated tsunamis in the Mediterranean Sea have been studied and the phenomenon of “tsunami boulders” is pondered.
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Preview of recent and upcoming tours, including photos from Tennessee’s Sequatchie Valley and Cumberland Plateau, promises to get people into caves and under secluded waterfalls, while continuing the tales of catastrophic flooding effects. Fall ’24 tour into Columbia Gorge prompts RC recollections of an early pass thru a “Land of Giants” and his ongoing desire to understand the formation of Oregon’s “Nook” feature at the John Day River. Transitioning across the maps to the Atlantic Ocean, the crew marvel at myriad features along the Mid-Atlantic Continental Slope: a Late-Pleistocene 38 cubic-mile landslide, incised canyons that extend far into the depths, and Pyramids(?)! Lastly, earthquake-generated tsunamis in the Mediterranean Sea have been studied and the phenomenon of “tsunami boulders” is pondered.
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