Cordilleran Ice Sheet

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Definition

A massive glacial ice sheet that covered large portions of western Canada and the Pacific Northwest of the United States during the last Ice Age, playing a critical role in shaping the region's geological features.

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Episode #073: Implausible Moses Coulee Megaflood Creation

KosmographiaOct 29, 2021

In this episode, Randall Carlson explores the relationship between catastrophic cycles in our solar system and ancient events like the destruction of Atlantis. He discusses the geological features of Moses Coulee, which may have formed from massive floodwaters from a glacial lake in Montana. The conversation highlights the impacts of flash melting and the Cordilleran Ice Sheet on contemporary geological interpretations.

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