Discover the Origin of a Beautiful Rock Formation

Paleogeography Maps Copyrighted by Colorado Plateau Geosystems Inc. : License # 5120

field geology, Wyoming geology, bentonite, diagenesis, Bighorn Basin Geology, Idaho volcanoes, volcanic ash, catastrophe, montmorillonite, Homeschool Earth Science Education
#geology #myroncook #wyoming

[HeathRumble]

You're like if Bob Ross and Fred Rogers were combined into a geology teacher. Love the pure passion and gentle disposition you have when exploring and explaining nature.

[nebulae]

As a geology student, I find your videos to be some best i've ever seen. Love your enthusiasm Mr. Cook! Its definitely contagious.

[antediluvial]

Although I could listen to you talk for hours, the shorter time format makes your videos a lot more accessible. I appreciate all the hard work you put in to them and I feel honored to watch them for free

[northwestsparrow]

Hi Myron, I'm so glad to have found your channel. I only took one geology class in college, but have never lost interest in these large earth processes that occur over the eons, and the rocks and formations produced. Also, you obviously love what you do, as you are a very pleasant teacher to watch. I hope you'll grace us with many episodes to come!

[shaneflickinger]

I've never heard of or see anything like those flat irons before. Really fascinating. Thanks Myron for finding and sharing these unique landscapes. Thanks Elgin for helping out with the drone footage. Absolutely loving this channel. Take care gentlemen.

[frankjacoby]

You are a great teacher: though I left my geology career years ago to pursue other adventures I still love to learn about it as much as I did in college! I still hunt for fossils and I love figuring out stratigraphic sections in natural exposures; I’m so lucky to have found your channel!!

[fairwitness]

Myron, I'm really enjoying these pieces of Wyoming geological history. What interesting stuff, that bentonite. I never knew something like that existed. Once again, I never knew that ash could be transformed. Wyoming grows more and more interesting as you share your knowledge. Thank you both for your efforts to bring such knowledge and beauty to the layman. You guys are rock-stars! (Pun intended) 😉

[stratomaster]

Myron! Thank you so much for making such value-packed and perfectly organized videos that do nothing short of completely hijacking a curious mind. Please keep these kinds of videos coming, I think more people love this stuff than you may realize. Your efforts just might spark the right person to do something truly great with the doors that you open. Thanks!

[AvanaVana]

I love that you provide us with (virtual) access to these super unique, remote outcrops. Great job presenting. And yes, Ron Blakey/Deep Time Maps are the absolute best in paleogeography!

[Kreedogger]

Myron! First time viewer here. This is quality. What you do is important, educating and entertaining. Very well produced. The video/audio quality, drone shots information and personality are great. I wish all the best for this channel! Let's rip open the algorithm with your content.

[MrDrletendre]

Myron, your videos are first class, and thank you for all the prep work, and attention to detail, as well as your presentation and manner of teaching is top notch! I lived in Sheridan Wyoming for a while, in the '80's; and just loved going out on the sage country and enjoying the beauty of Wyoming. I am a geology hobbyist. Again many thanks!

[hestheMaster]

Watching your YT channel Myron as well as Shawn Willsey and Nick Zentner I now more now about geology than
ever before. Your presentations are all awesome! This coming from a guy who lives in the Chicago area. Much thanks
for sharing your knowledge !

[Bloodknok]

Never been to Wyoming, but I’m enjoying these videos a lot - and the drone footage adds so much to them.

[Laserblade]

Thank you gentlemen for your time and effort to share and further our education. I love the science of geology and the story it writes across time. Myron, your teaching style is smooth and easy. Keep after it, you arel building a great channel.Subscribed!

[susanflores]

Hi Myron, I have just started watching your videos. I have always thought it would be great to take a field geology class. It's really wonderful to go along with you and have you discuss the geological formations with so much enthusiasm. I can see why you love Wyoming! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Susan

[whosonfirst]

Thank you for taking the time and effort to produce, make, and educate us.

[paraglidingprospector]

I’ve learned more in the first few minutes about geology from your video than any other geology-related content on YouTube! Earned my sub! Thanks!👏🏻

[chiapagringa]

I live along the southern shores of Lake Ontario and am fascinated by rocks and stones. I have rocks in my gardens & stones sprinkled throughout my house that I have picked up from near & far. Some contain fossils. But for the most part, they are marvelously beautiful mysteries to me.
I have often been amazed at the amount of knowledge regarding the Universe that geologists have. I am glad to have found your channel and look forward to learning more.

[jonash]

Nice to meet you Elgin. I'm so happy for this channel, thanks for sharing your vast knowledge and expertise with us. Subbed to Wyoming Jeepers.

[moonshiner]

I remember hearing about bentonite as a kid. I seem to remember it being in relation to the gumbo mud in north central Montana. You don't even drive on the dirt roads when it rains. Our son tried to ride a bike through some and it took hours to clean the bike!
I enjoy your videos. They help to explain a lot about what I see as I drive the roads across Wyoming. I think I have driven every paved road in Wyoming during my travels between Colorado and Montana over the last 50+ years.