Episode #050: Wisconsin Glacial Megafloods - Catastrophic Features
6November 25, 2020
Summary
In this episode, Randall Carlson and his crew reflect on their upcoming 'Southwest Experience' tour and previous expeditions focused on ancient geological features. They explore the connections between micro and macro evidence of impact sites and the catastrophic events of the terminal Ice Age. The discussion dives into the creation of meltwater-derived features and the significant geological changes that affected the planet during this period.
Key Takeaways
- 1Discussion of the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis
- 2Exploration of meltwater-derived features from the Ice Age
- 3Consideration of the sediment and geological formations in the Lake Nipigon basin
- 4Reflections on past retreats in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
- 5Analysis of waterflow paths from Lake Superior
- 6Impact of mass meltwater channels on the landscape of Minnesota and Wisconsin
Description
In this episode, Randall Carlson and his crew reflect on their upcoming 'Southwest Experience' tour and previous expeditions focused on ancient geological features. They explore the connections between micro and macro evidence of impact sites and the catastrophic events of the terminal Ice Age. The discussion dives into the creation of meltwater-derived features and the significant geological changes that affected the planet during this period.