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😎 so great

hey there I think field geology is super cool and thinking about going to university for geology when i graduate this year i was wondering how much time you spend in the field and how much you spend in the lab or doing other things?

I'm confused too LOL But it's a nice clip

This guy don’t need no green screen 🤩

That backdrop is bonkers

Is there a specific sub-discipline in geology that will have more field work and mountain work? Like for a masters or PhD

Amazing to get a lesson like this from the Andes, in the field! Awesome👍

im absolutely LOVE ur vids! soo cool to see someone do this kinda cool stuff! really motivates me too!! Cant wait for future vids! Love from Switzerland :)))

Dude you’re the coolest!

It's so beautiful view ❤️

Hi NIce Caden.

Hello, I'm from Chile-Antofagasta, I love the work you are doing on tectonics throughout the Andes🤙🏼. I’m specializing in structural geology at a regional scale, and I know part of the orogenesis of the Andes at my latitude. If it is useful to you, you can contact me for questions about it. 😎👍🏼

Hello Caden, I haven't watched the video yet, but I feel like asking, how are you doing my friend? :)

Nice channel you've got here, very motivating and quite educational as well. Best wishes from the Moscow State University, faculty of geology :)

how much are you making

10 fit

cool video, reviewing your rock sample collection would be a sick video. I'm studying geology at the university of Glasgow and in my first year, I'm hoping to be out in the field like you!

I have a rock sir. Pls help how to endentify of these rock. .. Pls sir message me I send u umm vedeo of rock

What's the song you were listening to at 14:03?

Hey mate just had a question, what is the name of your role? Are you like a exploration geologist or earth scientist or somthing else. You have a really interesting channel and id love to do this type of field work. Thanks :)

Are you getting paid to do this? Like do you work for a company that pays you to go out and dig? This seems awesome!

fit has to be an 11/10

Yo those origami packets look sick!

Great video, helps a lot to people who are looking to join the career. Or at least for me it helped. Greetings from Argentina!

18-yrs-old here. I'm thinking what to pursue Computer science or Geology major. Should i keep the geology as a hobby or the keep the CS as a hobby. HARD decision.

i dont care if this video only has 1.3k views. Keep em coming. This is some of the best stuff ever. Also im currently a geology major and would love to talk about grad school if you can dude... would be much appreciated. Love the vid, once again

Are oncoids similar to how pearls form?

Hey, I just stumbled upon this channel-great content! I find geology fascinating and incredibly important. I'm really into biology and biodiversity and would love to gain a deeper understanding of the influence of the Ice Age on today’s habitat of some rare fruit species in Europe. PS: Compliments on your fashion style!

Love this style of video where we get to indirectly pick your brain and see what goes through your mind as you read something like this! Such a treat! Thanks!

Thank you! Love from Germany

home slice is diialed in to the sweet stuff

as an aspiring geology student, keep at it with the great and informative videos!

How did you land a job like this? (Im from europe.)

GG

Man Caden, you started something with that song by Wiz Kalifa. I'm telling my age on this, it was a son by Billy Joel decades ago called "Leave a Tender Moment Alone". I loved it but hadn't heard it a geological age! But I found a version better than Joel's by a group from the Neatherlands: Robin Crauwels Jasper Erckens Ben Vanderweyden - Leave a tender moment alone: th-cam.com/video/GTZ0a9od2Lk/w-d-xo.html . Great words IMHO.

oh boy, do I love limestone

Great points you made that are applicable from undergrad to Ph.D level study. Reading the classics is a great way to distract yourself for a few hours from your studies. In grad school, I never did it the easy way. When I was almost finished with my geology required coursework, I took a dive into grad-level Medieval English History courses, my first history courses since freshman year in college. Fortunately, the study and writing skills I employed in Geology transferred over well. My biggest honor was when a respected history professor asked for a copy of a paper I wrote to keep on file. She wanted it so that when her grad students complained about not having the time to produce a good paper on short notice, she could whip out my paper and have them look it over, as she considered it a great paper and it was produced by a Geology grad student. I like to think that over the years there were some history grads pissed off at me! The critical factor to learn by grad school is good time management. I was an awful procrastinator when it came to writing, waiting until the last minute to begin the task (I was better doing the research beforehand). Case in point, I procrastinated organizing my thesis proposal one spring semester. After classes were finished, my advisor pulled me aside on a Friday afternoon and said we'd do my proposal on Monday before my thesis committee. I did pull the proposal together over the weekend. It passed and one committee member said it was one of the best proposals she'd heard. But my advisor said I was one of the worst procrastinators he'd had, and yet I could pull together papers on short notice. He just wondered what I could do if I actually spent time on it. I had to agree with him, aand even 40+ years later I still do.

Although I don’t understand rn, I find it interesting and I want to learn more about it. 😊

Would’ve gone bobo’s too

Thanks! Enjoy your videos. Good luck with the Ph.D

Ayo folks someday I hope to be like you. Minus the fact I'm black n you white haha, caint do nun bout that lmao. But nah this got me so interested in the field granted my location wit what I'd be studying differs from yours but if a challenge is warranted, my local college should have themselves a brand new geology student or an oceanography student. Earth Science for da win!

I was wondering why you were giving a "rock" to your mother, and then you show the tiny little star fossils. 😍

Sick dude! The new macro lens is a real nice touch for showing off the detail of some of these samples

Nice, Cade I’m currently moving up the coast of Portugal (Algarve) the exposed strata and karst form. are mesmerizing will try and get you some photos

Those matches and that candle were from me😂❤

Nice collection! Lots of interesting info too. Thanks Cade!

Wow!! What a great video. I’ve never been in a geology field camp, but I feel like this picked up a lot of the quiet joy of the experience! And I think I heard a few gears grinding away there at times. 🤔Thanks for sharing.

real nice rocks :)

Yea!!!!!

cool video! keep me motivated thru geology school