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Evidence of sheet water flows/floods across Africa

Thank you so much for sharing that excellent video and channel, ABF. I've now shared with a friend off of this forum as well. :)

It's hard to wrap my mind around the sheer magnitude and power of water moving across the entire continent to create those forms. As a visual person, this really speaks to me.
 
Thank you so much for sharing that excellent video and channel, ABF. I've now shared with a friend off of this forum as well. :)

It's hard to wrap my mind around the sheer magnitude and power of water moving across the entire continent to create those forms. As a visual person, this really speaks to me.
Have you ever listened to Randall Carlson and his discussions about the Bonneville floods and the Washington Scablands. Although nowhere near as large may give you the picture on a smaller scale and it shows you a lot of the same features and how these landforms are created. Sometimes wonder about places like the valley of the gods in the south eastern Utah and other parts of the desert where it looks like giant waves just came through and eroded all those magnificent valleys and landforms of sandstone, basically creating castles in the sky for the indigenous Indians of that time.
 
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Have you ever listened to Randall Carlson and his discussions about the Bonneville floods and the Washington Scablands. Although nowhere near as large may give you the picture on a smaller scale and it shows you a lot of the same features and how these landforms are created. Sometimes wonder about places like the valley of the gods in the south eastern Utah and other parts of the desert where it looks like giant waves just came through and eroded all those magnificent valleys and landforms of sandstone, basically creating castles in the sky for the indigenous Indians of that time.
Yes, I have; that's another great channel for catastrophic flooding evidence, and he apparently gives in person tours. It would be fun to go to one. Randall Carlson seems humble for how knowledgeable he is. When I look at pictures of the Valley of the Gods in Utah, some of the vertical features remind me of the magnificent quartz-sandstone towers in the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. Mind-boggling erosion in both cases.

I just watched this Rumble interview of Roger Cunningham (The Ethical Skeptic, ECDO Theory) where he briefly goes over continent-level erosion in a similar fashion:
The erosion evidence starts at timestamp ~ 50 min 30 sec and lasts about 5 min.
 
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