Randall Carlson

And this water originally emanated up by Great Slave Lake up there in Canada and several of the other of these great lakes. Let's go to the next one. And here you have massive current ripples near the Alte Mountains from floods to rival the Missoula floods in magnitude. So this is near where, near the, how do you say, Denisovans? Denisovans, yeah. This was where they lived in this area. Okay.

And this water originally emanated up by Great Slave Lake up there in Canada and several of the other of these great lakes. Let's go to the next one. And here you have massive current ripples near the Alte Mountains from floods to rival the Missoula floods in magnitude. So this is near where, near the, how do you say, Denisovans? Denisovans, yeah. This was where they lived in this area. Okay.

And this water originally emanated up by Great Slave Lake up there in Canada and several of the other of these great lakes. Let's go to the next one. And here you have massive current ripples near the Alte Mountains from floods to rival the Missoula floods in magnitude. So this is near where, near the, how do you say, Denisovans? Denisovans, yeah. This was where they lived in this area. Okay.

And this is near the junction of Siberia, Mongolia, and China. Wow. And there's a whole gigantic landscape that was created by the same scale of floods as Missoula. Now the question in my mind is, and I know there's been some new papers in dating of this, what I want to know is, what is the sequence, what is the timing between this event and some of the North American events?

And this is near the junction of Siberia, Mongolia, and China. Wow. And there's a whole gigantic landscape that was created by the same scale of floods as Missoula. Now the question in my mind is, and I know there's been some new papers in dating of this, what I want to know is, what is the sequence, what is the timing between this event and some of the North American events?

And this is near the junction of Siberia, Mongolia, and China. Wow. And there's a whole gigantic landscape that was created by the same scale of floods as Missoula. Now the question in my mind is, and I know there's been some new papers in dating of this, what I want to know is, what is the sequence, what is the timing between this event and some of the North American events?

Now, if they were happening simultaneously, then we have to, I think, be looking for a unified cause rather than just coincidental. Because things like this aren't happening today. There's nothing going on in the world today that would lead to this as the aftermath.

Now, if they were happening simultaneously, then we have to, I think, be looking for a unified cause rather than just coincidental. Because things like this aren't happening today. There's nothing going on in the world today that would lead to this as the aftermath.

Now, if they were happening simultaneously, then we have to, I think, be looking for a unified cause rather than just coincidental. Because things like this aren't happening today. There's nothing going on in the world today that would lead to this as the aftermath.

Right. All right. Let's go one more. I think we're getting almost to the end. Oh, yeah.

Right. All right. Let's go one more. I think we're getting almost to the end. Oh, yeah.

Right. All right. Let's go one more. I think we're getting almost to the end. Oh, yeah.

I would think that we're looking at a global event. Yeah. Global event. That's what Baker and his colleagues said, a planetary scale movement of water.

I would think that we're looking at a global event. Yeah. Global event. That's what Baker and his colleagues said, a planetary scale movement of water.

I would think that we're looking at a global event. Yeah. Global event. That's what Baker and his colleagues said, a planetary scale movement of water.

I appreciate the opportunity to share this stuff. Yeah.

I appreciate the opportunity to share this stuff. Yeah.

I appreciate the opportunity to share this stuff. Yeah.

No, no, it doesn't. I mean, it falls far short of explaining the totality of the evidence. For sure. And what it's done is it's broken it up into these separate independent events that then only need regional causes. But if we show that these events are happening simultaneously over large swaths of the Earth's surface, then we have to look at a larger agency that's behind it. No doubt.

No, no, it doesn't. I mean, it falls far short of explaining the totality of the evidence. For sure. And what it's done is it's broken it up into these separate independent events that then only need regional causes. But if we show that these events are happening simultaneously over large swaths of the Earth's surface, then we have to look at a larger agency that's behind it. No doubt.