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Every strange fact about every state, the sinkholes, the swarms, the shrinking lakes, finally traced back to its cause. All fifty states, ten hidden mechanisms, one book. This is the one you hold open and reread. Get your copy here: https://publy.store/p/belowthemaphq/50-states-50-hidden-mechanisms?ref=NN92nbc 📚 All 3 Hidden Earth encyclopedias (150 places, cities and animals, explained) are here → https://hiddenearth.shop/ California has a lake that was wiped off the map and came back in a single spring, half a volcano sitting nearly two hundred miles from its other half, stones that sail across a desert floor and an oil field hidden under a city. And Los Angeles is moving toward San Francisco, right now. California looks like one state. Underneath, it is two pieces of the Earth sliding past each other: the highest and lowest ground in the lower forty-eight, the Gold Rush, the sinking valley, the 1906 earthquake and the Salton Sea all lead back to the same crack. Thirty facts, counting down, and by number one you'll see why almost all of them trace back to one thing happening under California right now. Hidden Earth encyclopedias (Places, Cities, Animals): Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:26 #30 The highest and the lowest 1:27 #29 Three record trees 2:11 #28 Gold in the river 2:55 #27 Washing the mountains away 3:39 #26 The inland sea 4:25 #25 The lake that came back 5:08 #24 The valley that's sinking 5:52 #23 The river Los Angeles took 6:34 #22 The towers of Mono Lake 7:17 #21 The sea made by accident 8:00 #20 The fence that moved 8:59 #19 The tar pits 9:40 #18 The oil under the city 10:25 #17 The mammoths that shrank 11:04 #16 The stones that sail 11:48 #15 The volcano that woke up 12:34 #14 The wall of granite 13:18 #13 The range in one piece 14:05 #12 The lost coast 14:50 #11 The creek with a kink 15:40 #10 The earthquake that was late 16:28 #9 Half a volcano 17:02 #8 Rock in the wrong place 17:36 #7 Rock from the equator 18:16 #6 The mountains that turned sideways 19:04 #5 The rip 19:49 #4 Where three plates meet 20:37 #3 The plate that vanished 21:26 #2 Los Angeles is leaving 22:07 #1 Two Californias 23:23 Recap If you've stood on the San Andreas, or felt California move under your feet, tell me in the comments where you were. Subscribe for more places that are hiding something. Sources U.S. Geological Survey (Earthquake Hazards Program, California Water Science Center, Professional Papers: the San Andreas Fault system, Parkfield, the 1857, 1872 and 1906 earthquakes, land subsidence in the San Joaquin Valley, the ARkStorm scenario, the Cascades and Lassen Peak, plate motion); National Park Service (Death Valley, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, Yosemite, Lassen Volcanic, Pinnacles, Point Reyes, Channel Islands, Golden Gate); NASA Earth Observatory (Tulare Lake 2023, the Salton Trough, the Gulf of California); NOAA; Bureau of Land Management (King Range, Carrizo Plain); U.S. Forest Service; California State Parks (Malakoff Diggins, Marshall Gold Discovery); California Natural Resources Agency and State Water Resources Control Board (Mono Lake, Owens Lake, the Salton Sea); Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District; City of Long Beach; La Brea Tar Pits and Museum; Mono Lake Committee; Berkeley Seismological Laboratory; Caltech; Scripps Institution of Oceanography; University of California, Santa Barbara; World Meteorological Organization (the 1913 Death Valley record); the Lawson report on the 1906 earthquake (Carnegie Institution, 1908); peer-reviewed papers (PLOS ONE on the sailing stones, GSA and Geological Society publications); Britannica. Full source list available on request. #California #Geography #BelowTheMap

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