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I just wanted to share this part of my trip with you all...


www.youtube.com/watch?v=oq7OrBifhTc

It's a Canyon between Utah and Nevada on I15 in Arizona

Arizona after all is the Grand Canyon State

I never get tired of this leg of the trip but this time was prepared to video tape this part of the trip

I just love the different layer of sentiment in the rock
 
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B00Mer said:
I just love the different layer of sentiment in the rock
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That would be promoting it was at one time sediment on the bottom of a sea made of liquid water, I have a different version I would like to put on the table.
4B years ago this earth was a spinning mass of molten rock and metal. 1 day is supposed to have only been 6 hours long and with the moon being much closer the magma was experiencing a tidal bulge that never met a shore and with no atmosphere there would have been no waves. As material came in the heat being radiated would evaporate any ice long before it could impact the surface. When it did it made a splash that jello could duplicate by dropping a marble from the height of about 1 meter.

Now you have a spinning ball and a tidal bulge and now add in 3.6B years and is it possible that the layers you are looking at were formed that far back in time and the banding is based on gravitational affects rather than. Go to any bar and ask for a layered shooter, two liquids of different densities and different colors, add 1b years and you have a piece of sedimentary rock.

Is the above true or false??

The fact you can see those layers is there because of what factors?
The current trend is water erosion created it. The one that is being held back is that it is an expansion crack due to the rock originally being made solid at a certain distance from the core and the location of the rock that is the Grand Canyon that distance is now greater and a solid object has to take up more space and that is accomplished by a crack developing. California had aquifers that filled from rain so that is a different effect of expansion. Snake River Canyon is an excellent example as it is a river that cuts across a mountain range rather that flowing down the valley before you can get to the high ridge. An expansion crack is the best explanation, the current explanation is several miles of erosion by water, rain water would be needed as snow doesn't erode a peak, once it fills the cracks and freezes it stays that way for millions of years without unthawing once. If that part of the Rockies needed 2 miles eroded then that would apply to the whole mountain chain and there is nothing to support that happening to a mountain chain that is only 200M years old.

Happy trails.
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MHz said:
That would be promoting it was at one time sediment on the bottom of a sea made of liquid water, I have a different version I would like to put on the table.
4B years ago this earth was a spinning mass of molten rock and metal. 1 day is supposed to have only been 6 hours long and with the moon being much closer the magma was experiencing a tidal bulge that never met a shore and with no atmosphere there would have been no waves. As material came in the heat being radiated would evaporate any ice long before it could impact the surface. When it did it made a splash that jello could duplicate by dropping a marble from the height of about 1 meter.

Now you have a spinning ball and a tidal bulge and now add in 3.6B years and is it possible that the layers you are looking at were formed that far back in time and the banding is based on gravitational affects rather than. Go to any bar and ask for a layered shooter, two liquids of different densities and different colors, add 1b years and you have a piece of sedimentary rock.

Is the above true or false??

The fact you can see those layers is there because of what factors?
The current trend is water erosion created it. The one that is being held back is that it is an expansion crack due to the rock originally being made solid at a certain distance from the core and the location of the rock that is the Grand Canyon that distance is now greater and a solid object has to take up more space and that is accomplished by a crack developing. California had aquifers that filled from rain so that is a different effect of expansion. Snake River Canyon is an excellent example as it is a river that cuts across a mountain range rather that flowing down the valley before you can get to the high ridge. An expansion crack is the best explanation, the current explanation is several miles of erosion by water, rain water would be needed as snow doesn't erode a peak, once it fills the cracks and freezes it stays that way for millions of years without unthawing once. If that part of the Rockies needed 2 miles eroded then that would apply to the whole mountain chain and there is nothing to support that happening to a mountain chain that is only 200M years old.

Happy trails.
[youtube]UtXvznfMWAw[/youtube]
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Erosion is not a mountain nor a canyon builder, your above effort belongs in the comic book history/geology bin of a second hand textbook stall at a county fair somewhere in Buttfuk Backwardville USA. Canyons and mountains are machined out of rock by plasma discharge and alternatively deposited by plasma spray. These agents produce nice sharp features and the common vertical walls very often seen as well as alternating layers of unrelated species of rock.30–Sekhmet: The Raging Eye of Ra
Tornado — The Electric Model More Big Problems for Big Bang | Space News


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I saw a fantasy coloring book in Staples yesterday, should I go back and grab you a copy??

As above, so below.

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MHz said:
I saw a fantasy coloring book in Staples yesterday, should I go back and grab you a copy??
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You should forget what what you think you know about geology, especially the age of many features, you should discount pretty much all history older than you are, you should have some respect for the spark of life which is infinitely scalable and entirely electrical. That spark contols every cell in you in and every cell surrounding you.
Have a nice day and enjoy your electric life.
 
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The vertical wall in Yosemite park was the rising crust created a void and that part fell back down. The photography is awesome, the narrative not so much.
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darkbeaver said:
You should forget what what you think you know about geology, especially the age of many features, you should discount pretty much all history older than you are, you should have some respect for the spark of life which is infinitely scalable and entirely electrical. That spark contols every cell in you in and every cell surrounding you.
Have a nice day and enjoy your electric life.
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You've been f*cking with the 220v wiring again haven't you?
 
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Short version.
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Long version
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You will need a double digit IQ to understand even the short one so most of you are excused.

Where is DB, on her way to Staples to get the book I mentioned??
 
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B00Mer vacationing in the US. lol
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Legally he is on vacation all the time. He came in when Mossad was still using Canadian passports. They are a little slow in adopting new ways to old issues. Those Mexican brothers are still looking for his so he better stay north of the Mexican border. I hope he knoes, 'la coka racha' is not a term of endearment.

B00Mer said:
No working in the US.

You should try it some time, you know "work"
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Him getting it up is probably work. What wold 'taking work home' mean in his case?
 
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It's the things that you don't see landing at places like that can hurt ya. Just saying, . . . .
Your not so secret secret is still safe, nobody believes it.

More of those Alberta clippers are coming south so stay away from low lands and high elevations. Tire chains in the middle of summer, who would have thunk it?

2:00 1/4 the current diameter.

With that being the case and the rotational speed was the same as it is today you should be able to figure out the new weight of a mass that has not changed in volume or density.
The did does not mention that the atmosphere we have today is more or less the same volume and same mixture of gasses with more O2 being available being a possibility due to there being no desert regions. Having access to better air at higher pressure would have what affect on the brain that uses 10% of it's capacity today? If those creatures were alive today would they be suffocating?? If we went back to a smaller world would we start using more than 10% of our brain with no other changes other that good water and plenty of easily available food.

9:00 lack of signs of subduction

The oldest oceanic crust is 200M old and that is taken to be when the rift started expanding. All of BC is from mud and lighter rock that has been scraped off and piled up. The rift was originally at the AB/BC border and in 200M years it has migrated that far west.

Sink-holes are a sign you are above a zone where magma is descending back to the core. The Pacific Rift flows east and west, the east flow meets the west from the Atlantic Rift and then it begins to descent back to the core. The suction it has in the crust lowers the elevation of the Appalachian Mountains by about 2km. The material is taken from the bottom of the crust and rarely the crack goes all the way to the surface and you see a sinkhole.

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