Ttc - The World's Most Fascinating Geologic Events
Released 8/2026
By Michael E. Wysession, PhD
MP4 |
Video: h264, 1280x720 |
Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning |
Language: English |
Duration: 24 Lessons ( 13h 6m ) |
Size: 10.9 GB
Experience geology as a living force that continues to direct the course of world history in these 24 captivating lectures.
The Earth is a restless planet. Volcanoes explode, continents drift, oceans rise and fall, and the ground beneath our feet can shake without warning. For most of human history, these forces felt like the wrath of gods or random chaos. Today, we understand them as dynamic processes that have shaped the story of humanity, from where our civilizations developed to the migrations driven by famine and plague.
The World's Most Fascinating Geologic Events takes you on a journey around the world and across time to explore the volcanic and seismic activity, dramatic shifts in climate, and superstorms that have inspired terror and awe over thousands of years. Taught by esteemed Professor Michael E. Wysession at Washington University in St. Louis, these 24 captivating lectures reveal the inseparable links between geologic phenomena and human affairs.
Today, thanks to advancements in the science of geology coupled with history, anthropology, and archaeology, we can take a fresh look at some of the most riveting natural events ever recorded: volcanoes, earthquakes, climate shifts, and other catastrophes that have captured imaginations and changed the course of human history.
In addition to unraveling the science of geologic events, Professor Wysession makes dazzling connections between these events and the human impact, from famines and pandemics to mass migrations and the rise and fall of civilizations. Packed with scientific insights and vivid storytelling, this course offers a grand tour of humanity's story on our dynamic planet.
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Ttc - The World's Most Fascinating Geologic Events
