1 tim. 4 min
Who Gnows? Season 2 | Episode 1 with Dr. Gregory Herman Who Gnows? with Matthew E. Smith
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- Religion och spiritualitet
What can a structural geologist teach us about the formation of mountains, Nasca lines, and lost Raritan & Ethiopian ruins in New Jersey?
Turns out, A LOT!
Geoscientist Dr. Gregory Herman shares his research gathered from years studying impact tectonics to show how catastrophic events have rapidly changed our planet's landscape. He shows how satellite imagery has changed what we know about our planet's history. He dives into the Nasca people and how climate change contributed to developing the Nasca lines for agricultural purposes. We also explore an ancient little know community of Raritan "kings" near Round & Cushetunk Mountains, New Jersey, that may change what we know about some of the earliest settlers of New Jersey.
Who Gnows? info:
Review us on iTunes and subscribe to receive updates on future episodes.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WhoGnows/
Matthew: www.matthewesmith.com
For more on Dr. Gregory Herman:
Website: http://www.impacttectonics.org/
What can a structural geologist teach us about the formation of mountains, Nasca lines, and lost Raritan & Ethiopian ruins in New Jersey?
Turns out, A LOT!
Geoscientist Dr. Gregory Herman shares his research gathered from years studying impact tectonics to show how catastrophic events have rapidly changed our planet's landscape. He shows how satellite imagery has changed what we know about our planet's history. He dives into the Nasca people and how climate change contributed to developing the Nasca lines for agricultural purposes. We also explore an ancient little know community of Raritan "kings" near Round & Cushetunk Mountains, New Jersey, that may change what we know about some of the earliest settlers of New Jersey.
Who Gnows? info:
Review us on iTunes and subscribe to receive updates on future episodes.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WhoGnows/
Matthew: www.matthewesmith.com
For more on Dr. Gregory Herman:
Website: http://www.impacttectonics.org/
1 tim. 4 min