Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Special thanks to Craig Good for assisting with audio in this video, the wind noise was very heavy and he greatly improved the audio.
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Deep in the John Day Fossil Beds, a red hill tells a story of local and global climate change. However, this climate change correlates to a massive reorganization of Earth's tectonic plates. Learn how much clay can tell geologists about past life!
Sorry about the finger in the shot, it was very windy and rainy and I didn't review the footage all the way! Oops. This video was filmed just a few minutes before the true summer solstice of 2020!
Special thanks to Craig Good for assisting with audio in this video, the wind noise was very heavy and he greatly improved the audio.
Support me on Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/bettergeology
Deep in the John Day Fossil Beds, a red hill tells a story of local and global climate change. However, this climate change correlates to a massive reorganization of Earth's tectonic plates. Learn how much clay can tell geologists about past life!
Sorry about the finger in the shot, it was very windy and rainy and I didn't review the footage all the way! Oops. This video was filmed just a few minutes before the true summer solstice of 2020!
![How to read geologic maps (And more!) [CC]
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Maps are an integral part of geologic research, and knowing how to read geologic, topograhic, and road maps is very important to getting a handle on geologic research. Well, how are all these maps related, how do we understand them, and what can we do with them? Featuring Lava Beds National Monument! How to read geologic maps (And more!) [CC]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fULkqjKeDOw/mqdefault.jpg)









