Nick Zentner takes you to a geology puzzle, Washington's Stuart Range on Nick on the Rocks, Sunday, 6:30pm on KCTS 9: https://kcts9.org/programs/nick-rocks/mount-stuart-mexico The Stuart Range near Leavenworth is one of the most beautiful mountains in all of the American West — and yet its granite contains clues that continue to puzzle geologists. Did the granite really form in Mexico and move a thousand miles north to central Washington? Nick Zentner is the science outreach and education coordi

3.1K views · 56 reactions | You asked, Nick answered! We sat down with @nickzentner to answer your burning questions about the geology of Washington state. Check out the full Q&A on our YouTube! https://youtu.be/VTcQDHE3Z2Q?si=mBIzm8Jd4J3L2mww #geology #washingtonstate | Cascade PBS | Facebook

This gorgeous mountain is not volcanic. It's actually the accumulation of millions of years of ocean sediment pushed into a dazzling mountain range. Nick Zentner Central Washington University See more episodes of Nick on the Rocks --> http://bit.ly/2p5AqjS | Cascade PBS

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198K views · 990 reactions | Did you know Washington state is home to one of the largest waterfalls in Earth's history - it was nearly three times the width of Niagara! Nick Zentner | Cascade PBS | Facebook

Journey with Nick Zentner high above the city of Wenatchee, Washington, where a group of spires made of a unique type of 44-million-year-old rock tell the story of extreme volcanic activity and ancient vents of magma older than the Cascade volcanoes. Watch episodes of Nick on the Rocks on the Cascade PBS app. https://bityl.co/MxUD | Cascade PBS