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About 15,000 years ago, as the latest ice age was winding to a close, glaciers that covered Canada began to melt. Then, one day, those shrinking glaciers unleashed the waters of a lake the size of Lake Huron, which scoured the land from Montana to the Pacific coast. Here what we know of the great Ice Age flood. Over at Ars Technica, Sc
stanley thermobecher ott K. Johnson has an incredible, in-depth article about his trip to visit the site of this flood, known as the Scablands. Thousands of years ago, a wall of water bashed its way through mountain ridges, turned parts of Idaho into giant, temporary lakes, and left hills of shattered rock debris behind. Unlike other historical floods of similar intensity, this o
stanley cup ne passed through canyons lined with volcanic basalt rock that had cooled into geometric columns. Photo of the basalt columns, by Scott K. Johnson As it smashed through, the water tore these huge columns from cliff faces
stanley bottles and propelled them along with the flood. As a result, we ;re left with an eerie geological record of the water route, paved with smashed rock columns. As Johnson retraces the route of the flood, he tells us about the controversial history of the flood discovery by rogue geologist J. Harlen Bretz 鈥?and shows us why floods are among the world most terrifying disasters. His story begins: Traveling from the verdant, mossy coastal belt of the Pacific Northwest, one could be forgiven for feeling that the defining characteristic of Eastern W
