Restos de um planeta ferido | Terra Viva #7

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and physically and altered and eventually this is integrated in in smaller and smaller particles and these particles are transported they can be transported by different medium when it could be air it could be eyes it could be water and eventually they are deposited and so these phases these different phases of the rock cycle as it is known from this aggregation and chemical and physical weathering and then this aggregation and erosion and then transport the end member is the position so once these sediments are deposited and the next step is really for them to be compacted

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a cruise or submarine where you have water eruptions taking place underwater usually are very dynamic and and especially in a glacial setting where you can accumulate water within the hole we melted in the glacier that you can also you know remove that water by bashing it into the ocean that will create a tri environment and then more melting of the glacier will add water into the hole and create a wet environment so you have a very dynamic in eruption environment within glaciers which can create very complicated and complex rock formations as you see here in

these sedimentary passes here seem to be associated with one or a few volcanic events but these are rapid you know processes forming the entire sequence here of strata within this base year that we are looking at [Music] esta Playa de contas consists in Broca's yurina the origin volcanic own especial mentor a naturalist Apostle Paul so Tina's toes colores escudos Negros que de Riven de la la composition mannan Alves toes basalt a lie Roshan prolong God approval dismantle amento de la Roca ZN fragmented cada vez más he knows incluyen doe la formación de arena s Tarina

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fields or aspects or three different disciplines biology in that be the life of organisms can impact the sedimentary record and can be documented in the sedimentary record physical processes in that their manifestations really control the accumulation and transport of deposits and chemical processes so we have the physical the chemical and the biological element all of them represented in sedimentary rocks sedimentary rocks are the ones that we as geologists who are sedimentary geologists and paleontologists pay the most attention to the most common kind of rock is probably a sandstone which is made up of little grains

of sand which are just a few tenths of a millimeter in diameter and these can easily be told because it's a rock that you wouldn't want to run your teeth through it would make you it would set your teeth on edge so sand stones are fairly common on the Earth's surface and they're made up of larger particles if the particles are smaller they only call it a silt stone now help stone you can't see the sand particles but if you were to bite it and I know you think that's funny but geologists do this that's

how they tell these rocks apart if you were to take a bite it would be gritty in your mouth and you would spit it out and that's how you can tell a silt stone a clay stone is a rock that you can take a bite out of in it's very smooth and it doesn't have any grit in it so clay stones are made up of even finer particles another major kind of sedimentary rock that we're really interested in because often it has fossils in this limestone limestone is made up of calcium carbonate which is a

chemical and limestone deposits oftentimes are just chuck full of fossils and are very interesting rocks to study and try to understand all of these rocks require interpretation they require us to study them and try to figure out how they could have come to be understanding the distribution of cementery rocks and their relations reciprocal relationship is very essential to provide the basic overview of what we have and what comes first what comes after so if you were looking at a movie that has several frames and so the study of sedimentary rocks can really help you decide

which frame comes before and which crane comes after it gives you a sense of order of succession or directionality in the rock crack in the set the second reason why sedimentary rocks are really and interesting for origins is certainly that they give you a sense of process and what is the scale of processes involved what is the type of processes involved have conditions and being similar throughout the history of the earth have the positional environment being the same oh no dela vamos a Cena's alguns kilometres a super feces so most este Moya's Yantra does Grande's

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it'd be just like the sand you have at the beach but it has been carried along by water deposited maybe in a stream bed or over a wide Delta over a wide area and so here you have pretty coarse sand and perhaps in places you can see that not only is it coarse sand but you have pebbles or large boulders that are in the layers and so that would indicate that you have a high energy environment the water has to be moving fairly rapidly to be able to carry those big rocks like that so by

looking at the rocks you can determine whether the sedimentary rocks were formed in a high energy environment where water was moving rapidly or a lower energy water environment where the water was moving slowly or maybe not even moving losing it all the larger the particle the more water energy it takes to carry that and deposit it so there's there's a mountain stream not far from where I live and you go up there high in the mountains and there are big boulders of a meter or two and in size often or even much bigger there's just

a lot of these boulders you go farther downstream as this as the mountain stream continues it gets off and less steep as it goes down the mountain and there isn't enough energy to carry these larger boulders so they stop moving when the water moves rapidly it's able to carry large sand particles and it's even able to roll boulders along the bed of a stream or a some kind of a water course so here you can see the coarse grain sand but in it you can see pebbles and in some cases even maybe some large boulders

so these were carried along at the base of the stream and then deposited here so this would be an example of a deposit from a high energy environment where you had very rapidly moving water maybe some kind of a local flood that came and carried all of these boulders down the smaller boulders keep moving and then as the stream gets with the lower lower slope the particles get smaller and smaller because there is enough energy to carry the big ones so finally you get down to the to the valley and you just have fans of

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moving when it was depositing the rocks and these things can be studied over a wide area so we can take all of North America and look at the distribution of the flow of currents and it seems like when these kinds of studies are done we find out that things are happening on a much larger scale than we would expect if if we were to study it today so if we look at what's happening on years today we see that generally sediments are accumulating in in area certain areas and then they're washing out into the ocean

and so on but we don't see things happening on a grand scale like continent wide scale but when we look in the fossil record and we study the flow of water over the surface of the earth it looks like things were happening on a much larger scale in rocks that we would consider deposited during the flood we find that there is an in general a common direction of these currents it over very large areas which you would not expect to be the case in our modern world you would expect random directions because rivers are going

in different directions and sediment is coming in from different sides of a lake and so there should be just random but that's not really the way it is in a good part of the Georgia call one of the one of the features that the surfaces of the earth reveals is is a in erosional process that's on a grand scale much bigger than we would expect from the processes we see going on today there are evidences of widespread erosion that seems to be only consistent with a global process so geography paleo geography in particular gives us

another way of being able to touch base with reality in the off the record and it gives us a possibility to explain things that other geologists don't have because if we had widespread erosional processes going on at one time in Earth history we could easily understand these features that we see in the in the modern geography but without the use of catastrophic approach there isn't really a good explanation for some of the features we see conventional geology tells us that we can look at the earth today and see what happens around us we can see

how rivers deposit sediment we can see how bodies of water move sediments around and how they get deposited and that's the way they interpret the ancient rocks that these processes we can see of happen today that those explain how the ancient rocks were deposited how the sediments in these rocks were deposited but when we when we look at the rocks themselves and compare it with these modern situations what we call modern analog there's a problem if you look at the much of a geologic column the older parts the lower two-thirds these rock layers and rock

formations cover enormous area like there's one deposit that we've studied that covers a hundred and fifty thousand square miles and it's explained by braided streams with little pebbles being here well where do you see a stream uniformly covering 150 thousand square miles it just doesn't happen today and so when you look careful at these rocks they don't match the situations that happen to be something was very different in the past [Music] as evidence es un pasado catastrophic Oh some a bomb branches nah super fishy dunno so Planeta epode inversus una de meses Sen o menos

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are those who see the flood at a time when the water came and then it went down and nothing much happened but that as we studied the rock to see that that can't be the way it was the flood really is the time of major catastrophe the continents begin to break up and move around the earth they were massive volcanic eruptions and they were they were rocks form being deposited very rapidly a thousands of feet of rock form and how do you get how do you cover the highest mountains of water if you just rain

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