Topic: Honeycomb Columns

During a visual presentation, Wilkerson shows images of tabletop mountains like Jagertha, which feature concentric rings similar to tree stumps. He contrasts the amorphous nature of lava with the geometric honeycomb columns found at sites like Devil's Tower, arguing they are biological rather than volcanic. The segment includes a clip of a geologist admitting that the slurry flows from Mount St. Helens proved that fine lamination does not require millions of years.