With Niagara falls going as hard as it has for as long as it has, where does all of that water come from?
Edit: My first gold! Thank you kind stranger. Also, thank you for all of the kind and informative responses to such a silly question. Definitely helped a lot!
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Seriously curious…. why do you see a distinction between Niagara Falls and just any other river? Flow rates of Mississippi or amazon river are pretty impressive also. Why does going over a waterfall make it harder to believe that the water flow doesn’t run out? Is it because the waterfall makes the sheer volume of flow more tangible? Is it because other waterfalls in your experience may have been artificial and pump-fed? Dunno, just made me really curious. Cheers
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