Why can't I find out what is at the bottom??? I've searched all over the dang internet! Search on youtube and I got 2 videos of the Utah crack, and a thousand videos on crack coc aine.
As the river formed after the water retreated, it ate at the shelf OP is walking on, eventually the weight of the unsupported line found a natural weakness in the rock and pop goes the weasel. Could be tomorrow, could be in 100 years, but it will fall. Well, in theory, considering the Colorado river is in deep skittles, with water levels being lower and lower, i expect Green river to be in the same bottle, meaning erosion would craw to a halt if trends hold. It's extremely well visible in google maps, giant chunk right at a bend.
@@ak-2007 doesnt matter, face wont be all cracked, you can actually open your eyes, dont need to excessively hydrate, breathing doesnt suck. theres lots of reasons to prefer it
@@adventureswithdan_radguy I think Utah at some point use to be under water. Now really hot. Maybe played a role on the ground. I don't know. Pretty cool. Thanks for the video. Love to go check it out.
There's a cave underneath. In very simplistic terms, this was deposited over time, layer after layer, then at some point, water started left and made a river (to the right) said river ate at the rock below, and without support it broke along a fault line. Kinda like what's happening with glaciers now, where warmer water is eating the base, leaving the tops unsupported, forming cracks that run along lines as long as a large US state. You can do the same at home, for fun, using a glazed layer cake. At the base, use a spoon to eat the first layers, going in. As you do, it will eventually break and fall on the plate.
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Why don't they pour a bunch of concrete in that crack crack supposed to be filled in with something feel like cracking with a bunch of concrete I mean if we use say half the supply concrete for I don't know America that might fill it in I'm not sure but it will take a lot of concrete but I'm sure we just yeah just get her up all the concrete put it fill it up
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Thank you for sharing
Why can't I find out what is at the bottom??? I've searched all over the dang internet! Search on youtube and I got 2 videos of the Utah crack, and a thousand videos on crack coc aine.
You can see the bottom in a few spots but for much of it you can't. If I get back there I will make a better video I promise
@@adventureswithdan_radguy I cannot thank you enough for responding to my comment! I was so curious that I was about to start planning a trip! Lol!🧡🧡🧡
You should totally do it lol
It's reptilian overlord headquarters
That's amazing! Oh look there's a crack too, neat.
How could it be so straight, I mean like a knife cut!!
Have lived and traveled throughout the entire state of Utah, but have never seen or heard about this crack.
Someone should fly a drone down there with some Lasers attached to it, and live streaming to see what can be seen❓
All you need is a string and a gopro
It's awesome!
As the river formed after the water retreated, it ate at the shelf OP is walking on, eventually the weight of the unsupported line found a natural weakness in the rock and pop goes the weasel. Could be tomorrow, could be in 100 years, but it will fall. Well, in theory, considering the Colorado river is in deep skittles, with water levels being lower and lower, i expect Green river to be in the same bottle, meaning erosion would craw to a halt if trends hold.
It's extremely well visible in google maps, giant chunk right at a bend.
you definitely also just came from reddit too didn't you
You wouldn't want to sleep too close to the crack.
I'm in my chair, in my office holding onto the arms of my chair and getting dizzy just watching this video. I will NOT be visiting this anytime soon.
I'm having panic phases watching this 😱
This is actually the site of a anime battle
Anyone ever light it up down there? Drone footage?
Here after seeing a Reddit post
same lol, came from r/interestingasfuck
WTH? I swear the only way that I would experience this is on UA-cam!
What a cool place! Would love to visit. Any place to rappel down into it?
I'm sure there is but I'm no expert in rappelling.
How deep do they get?
I wonder how many people have fell inside?
Espero que ninguna
Imagínate caer ahí debe ser horrible
I was wondering the same thing
Sadly many people and animals have fallen in and died
Where on the trail is this? I missed this entirely on my last rip there.
Whoa this is nutty. Yall seem like cool folk 🍻 Thanks for the vid
Yall ain't a word.
Anyone down there or animal by accident or missing. Has anyone looked down there with a light...that's very dangerous.
Is that Candlestick Tower in the background, never had stop to see this "crack".
There's no way I would walk that close to that crack.
Its actually a pretty cool place to see.
some giant sword slashed this area.
Imagine falling in
Many people and animals have fallen in and died
Omg
Nice
Can’t find it on google maps! :(
Yikes! Take lot's of cement and seal it up!
i can only say O M G 😁
I've seen that black crack. But she was just doing what she had to do to get by.
If you could walk just a little closer to the edge, that would be great.
I believe it is the roof of a huge city
Where is this crack in Canyonlands?
The crack can be found along White Rim Road in Canyon Lands 38.35772, -109.94156
@@adventureswithdan_radguy THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARE THE LOCATION, AND GREAT VIDEO 👍👍
Drop something!!!!
"whats it about 98? 100?" ...... yeah, a little warm
As an arizonan this did not make me laugh lol
It's a dry heat.
@@gmancolo as a Californian id much rather have a wet heat
@@dayyou You know it feels warmer when it's humid, right?
@@ak-2007 doesnt matter, face wont be all cracked, you can actually open your eyes, dont need to excessively hydrate, breathing doesnt suck. theres lots of reasons to prefer it
Any idea how deep it is?
65 ft
Wounder 😳 what's down there
Белка из Ice Age порезвилась )
Love it!
I would do a back flip over it like it was nobody’s business!
Ewww
@Skelly I mean it’s dangerous 😅 you mad?
@Ryn yeah I just feel strange even when such “eww” got a reply
That's crazy.. any idea how it happen and when?
I honestly don't know. After coming across information about it, I knew I had to see it.
@@adventureswithdan_radguy I think Utah at some point use to be under water. Now really hot. Maybe played a role on the ground. I don't know. Pretty cool. Thanks for the video. Love to go check it out.
Geology.
There's a cave underneath. In very simplistic terms, this was deposited over time, layer after layer, then at some point, water started left and made a river (to the right) said river ate at the rock below, and without support it broke along a fault line. Kinda like what's happening with glaciers now, where warmer water is eating the base, leaving the tops unsupported, forming cracks that run along lines as long as a large US state.
You can do the same at home, for fun, using a glazed layer cake. At the base, use a spoon to eat the first layers, going in. As you do, it will eventually break and fall on the plate.
@@gmancolo Watch mudfossil university on UA-cam for more information on “geology”
what is inside the crack?
Rocks 😅
Cave.
Jimmy Hoffa😲
Poo 💩
There is a cave system underneath
Definitely a fault line.
How deep?
65 feet
Some parts go as deep as 90 feet
Wonder how many corpses are down there
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Que nervoso! VSF!
veio pelo canal mistérios do mundo ne? kkkjj
Que hay ahí dentro? Algún latino o alguien q hable español q converse conmigo por favor.
Busca en español por Falla de San Andrés .
No es la falla de san Andres
Deep?
In places yes
@@adventureswithdan_radguy how much deep
@@elon1025 Anywhere from 20' to 100s of feet
"a few feet wide and deep enough to kill you"
hades
Why can't they cover that up????
Place a sign...
Typical arrogance of human thinking. Let nature be, leave it alone! We're just ants on the surface, just be careful.
Deepy McCrackface
Bro esto es un láser
Why don't they pour a bunch of concrete in that crack crack supposed to be filled in with something feel like cracking with a bunch of concrete I mean if we use say half the supply concrete for I don't know America that might fill it in I'm not sure but it will take a lot of concrete but I'm sure we just yeah just get her up all the concrete put it fill it up
How about we leave it alone and not try to use our human arrogance to fill every crack on the planet
I’m cringing even looking at this through the screen
It is so irresponsible to not have some fencing around it.
You're the type says the same thing about the Grand Canyon🤦♂️