Episode

Short Stuff: Mesas: Flat
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14:35
Published: Wed Dec 28 2022
Description

Mesas, buttes and plateaus are all very similar. We'll break down the differences in each one just to be sure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Alphabet Boys podcast delves into the FBI's undercover investigation of the 2020 protests involving a cigar-smoking man with guns in his hearse.
00:00 - 01:00 (01:00)
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FBI investigation, undercover
Summary

The Alphabet Boys podcast delves into the FBI's undercover investigation of the 2020 protests involving a cigar-smoking man with guns in his hearse. The podcast explores the question of whether federal agents were catching bad guys or creating them.

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Short Stuff: Mesas: Flat
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Stuff You Should Know
In this episode, the host explains the difference between buttes and mesas as well as the origin of the name "mesa."
01:00 - 04:11 (03:11)
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Geology
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In this episode, the host explains the difference between buttes and mesas as well as the origin of the name "mesa."

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Short Stuff: Mesas: Flat
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Stuff You Should Know
The erosion of landforms over millions of years creates new and unique landscapes, as sedimentary rock is carried away by the elements.
04:11 - 10:58 (06:47)
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Landforms
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The erosion of landforms over millions of years creates new and unique landscapes, as sedimentary rock is carried away by the elements. This can be seen in mesas, which were once as high as their capstones but have been diminished over time.

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Short Stuff: Mesas: Flat
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Stuff You Should Know
The hosts discuss the phenomenon of water running uphill in desert environments due to flash flooding and sedimentary rock deposits that cause water to flow upward.
10:58 - 14:00 (03:02)
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Water, Sedimentary Rock, Flash Flooding
Summary

The hosts discuss the phenomenon of water running uphill in desert environments due to flash flooding and sedimentary rock deposits that cause water to flow upward.

Episode
Short Stuff: Mesas: Flat
Podcast
Stuff You Should Know