Geology of the Sudbury Structure 1987 - Part 1
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This film from the archives features Laurentian University geology professor Dr. Don H. Rousell and Dr. Walter V. Peredery (Inco Limited) giving an overview of the remarkable geology of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
This brings back memories our our Igneous geology assignment as an undergraduate. We didnt have access to this film at the time and neither should we.
We read all the scientific papers to try and unravel the geology of the area.
But a massive bolide did create the structure that is clearly evident. The geological map is excellent at reading and unravelling story.
You should listen to the video about the sudbury impact first.
I still think Hudson's Bay was formed by a meteor strike. I wonder what minerals are at the bottom of it?
One of the safest places on earth!
I wish I knew the language. I find this fascinating, and understand its significance ... buhhhht, I'm not understanding much of it.
The human mind, a marvel how it can do both ... get it and not get it simultaneously.
Buhhhhhhhhhht !
A,nnnnnnnnnnd!
@Norfolk250 you may enjoy our newer video that has a mini-lecture about the Sudbury Impact: czcams.com/video/s7TmHLvlcSY/video.html
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You spelled 'Annnnnnd' wrong.
I guess we're both in the same boat. Opposite ends, buhhhhhht, same.
I had 2 terms of geology and understand about 50% without having to go look it up.
Is there a relation with the Norilsk deposit?
Ten comments only three shown….. excluding two from me which puts it at 12?
I am interested in this. I found this by looking at the Carolina bays. Made from large chunks of glacier debris from an impact in Michigan while it was covered with glaciers.
Hi C. Mark Davis - you've found one of the most frequently viewed videos on our Channel! Thank you for your engagement.
We don't monitor CZcams comments as a high priority, especially as we're heading into final exams over here. Sometimes we receive irrelevant comments from random vendors (which we delete). Not sure if your comment about comments was seeking an answer - please don't take it personally if we aren't tending to the comments very quickly.
Carolina bays?
Yes..mostly concentrated in north and South Carolina, but stretches from New York to Georgia ..huge elliptical craters all oriented north west to Michigan . Best viewed on LIDAR. Strips away vegetation,exposes underlying features..thousands of craters..also found in Nebraska rainwater basins..again oriented toward Michigan
Well the girls are out to bingo and the boys are getting stinko and we think no more of Inco on a Sudbury Saturday night. The video is about why the song came to be.
NO SCHIST SHERLOCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sudbury basin was formed from the same impact of lake Wanapitei
A deep, creepy lake. lol
Mike Charette that's not true, the craters are about 200 million years apart, and they are distinctly erosionally different
@@jasontessier4111 look at the width and location is in the same line as the Sudbury basin
i know dr walter and he says they arent from the same event..i take his word over anyone else when it comes to sudbury geology
Sudbury impact was 1.8 billion years ago. The lake's impact was much more recent.