Pretty much everything I wanted to know about the Great Lakes formation. Thanks a bunch!

I'm proud to be from Michigan.I love the fresh water.The shorelines are amazing.

I live on the shore of lake Ontario and can say this video is dope.

Nice These lakes are truly Great

@jimogrady1131

7 жыл бұрын

the coolest thing is seeing lake erie frezze over, lake erie frezzes almost every winter cause its so shollow

@SkullClanReal

3 жыл бұрын

It’s true

I used to live in Michigan, i love Great Lakes.

I live near the shore of Lake Erie and I can't imagine not being able to swim on the beaches. If you've never been to the Lake Erie Islands, South Bass Island where the town of Put-In-Bay is located and Kelleys Island are amazing. I highly recommend. They're gorgeous tropical themed islands right here in Ohio. I have videos from visiting 3 Great Lakes, can't wait to visit the other 2 someday!

Thanks for posting this. I find it so interesting and I love the Great Lakes. Live in Chicago just minutes away from Lake Michigan!

Lake Superior might have been scoured by glaciers but it's basic formation goes back to the mid-continental rift which ran through the lake from West to East. So Lake Superior was a large crack in the earths crust that tried to split the continent but was somehow stalled in ancient times.

@russellperry9902

10 ай бұрын

expanding earth/ expanding planets is the correct model.

The fresh water seas

I heard the word America a few times but missed hearing any reference to Canada odd since the two countries share this fabulous blessing

@MrFg1980

3 жыл бұрын

The very first city they showed was Toronto. You got top billing and you're bitchin'. Examine your perspective please.

@chaincells

4 ай бұрын

? You know the country you're referencing to is called the United States right? Canada = America.

Why don't they say that cutting production at the Sir Adam Beck hydro plant by 2/3s is what cleaned up Ontario and the zebra mussels cleaned up Erie!

I take it you don't live by one? Ya they are really big, you can't see the other side when you look across.

@SpaghettiRuin

6 жыл бұрын

Craig Dax well duh

@chrisholtgrave8850

2 жыл бұрын

Except for Lake Michigan you can see Chicago fro 75 miles across except you shouldn’t be able to because of the curvature of the earth 🌍 but you can. Interesting 🤔 right?!?!?!

@18wheeler76

Жыл бұрын

pretty easy to see Canada from buffalo Erie Detroit and a bunch of other places duh

@jamesgage1831

Жыл бұрын

I live in the up in Michigan Thay are huge you are right 👍

My hometown is built on a glacial gravel pile that formed Niagara Falls but there sill is no decent animation of the event.

great video thanks

4 of the Great Lakes separate Canada and the United States. Lake Michigan is entirely in the United States and is the largest lake entirely in the United States.

very interesting thanks

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This is science. A 2,000 year old cult does not replace reason.

@Payable_Upon_Death

4 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Jones this is PBS speaking not science. Science has no voice. It has no book nor any common ground world wide. The cult you speak of extends back much further in time then 2,000. Many of its books word for word as found in ancient texts equally as old. Many peoples, civilizations and cities lost to time have been found due to the book of this cult. Your cult is ever changing and largely influenced by politics. Much of which dates back no further then one hundred years. The best science is the science you can prove yourself. If you can’t prove yourself it is not science. It is faith. Just as you placed your faith in this very PBS broadcast.

@NoahRobertGraves

4 жыл бұрын

And science, sadly, doesn't replace flagrant idiocy either, it seems, Jeremy sir.

pretty good but I already knew that

Lake superior~Duluth MN

Watching this was my Science homework

@sararesnick3696

4 жыл бұрын

same

@eliasaltamimi851

3 жыл бұрын

Me to

GREAT LAKES PRIDE

Nice

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Uh-h ... I don't think the glaciers' edges looked like that, a big blunt sheer wall of ice.

I live in Michigan... i'm surrounded by lakes:P

@jimogrady1131

7 жыл бұрын

i live near lake erie buffalo,ny nice having the lake but in winter we get pounded with snow

@suudusman2570

4 жыл бұрын

unfortunately now you surrounded by Corona and anarchy

Why were the Great Lakes omitted on many maps till around 1600 or 1700’s?

Lake Erie gang

The Great Lakes are big

you need to reassess this in light of the younger dryas impact(s) hypothesis.

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Carbon dating has proven the earth to be ~4.5 billion years old

@Flint-Dibble-the-Don

4 жыл бұрын

Cool. This comment is almost as old. Were you alive 2500 years ago when the Great Lakes took on their latest form?

Hello, would you be interested in sharing the contents of this video for educational purposes? It will be used to demonstrate glacier movement in the Great Lakes for an online Coastal Geomorphology class.

The Pollution of the water begins with the people in the tall building at 0.40, who make money by polluting the environment.

Cave man musta had a hell of a carbon foot print to reverse an ice age.

:)

No mention of the meteroidal impacts that started the Ice Ages?

I believe these lakes were formed so we had fresh water to pump raw sewage into.

Everything in this video is fantastic, minus the "climate change" tag. Must've been those ancient cavemen with their coal burning cars as to why the ice sheet melted, eh?

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Your theory about the cause of ice ages is completely wrong. It's cooler summers that cause an ice age. Ice ages are caused by changes in the orbit and the change in the angle of the axis of the earth. They all are not constant, they change through time and return.

yah but nothing last forever and those lakes will go as they came eventually with or without mans intervention

I don't believe this theory.

Jesus will come when the last gallon of water is polluted and unusable. So there is no problem using up the earth it is a god given human right to prosper at the cost of earth.LOL

@donjoey22

4 жыл бұрын

jobedied1 That is the most ignorant thing ever.

Dude these lakes wasn’t mad of ice the Great Lakes are connected with the Atlantic that’s why it’s not drying

@Bear39224

3 жыл бұрын

Water does not run from the Ocean into the Lakes, it runs from the lakes into the ocean, downhill.

Its funny the majority of people on youtube are atheists so no matter what video/comment against any form of 'science' is made, it will automatically get a thumbs down. i find it ironic/amazing at the 'close-mindedness' and automatic trust-worthiness of mainstream pop-culture stereotypical 'science' from some people these days. Yes, science is an accurate tool in understanding and 'proves' some things in the process, other things not so much. 'Evolution' is not science in ALL aspects.

@Bear39224

3 жыл бұрын

God made the ice age. HE did not make religions.

2000 year old cult? get your facts straight :)

The lakes were formed by times greatest sculptor. God used the ice age as his chisel. Great video but, typical of Easterners, incorrect. The largest lake in the world is not Superior. Funny enough the largest lakes have the word Great in the title. The 3rd largest lake is in Manitoba. Most of what you call the great lakes are little puddles compared to the Great Lakes. The lake system you are talking about is actually the St. Lawrence Seaway.

@dakzhul4920

8 ай бұрын

Does your hat cover the indent where your brain used to be?

The first 2 minutes was good until that mark. HOW can the documentary speaker flat out say Jupiter and Venus distorted Earth and as a result caused ice age? Might as well say Jupiter was God's south paw and the jab was called Venus that knocked earth out cold. I spelt cause wrong for the edit and put knocked Now I edit for second time because or becuase I spelled spelled wrong and it still looks wrong and now I developed a Presque vu that depleted my deja resultig in mii Jamais vu finonamanism and phinally a head ache that was really a feeling of osmotic pressure refueling my smarts and difficultilities. KZread science based on evidence found only on youtube Listening is demoralizing.

@soybasedjeremy3653

5 жыл бұрын

Planets shift orbit, especially when Jupiter is close. That Definitely makes sense to change Earth's orbit. Plus global cooling was happening. If Jupiter got any closer I am sure we wouldn't be here, or Jupiter's moon while dying of radiation.