One of the things that make your videos so accessible to those who haven't studied Geology is when you explain things using familiar, concrete analogies, as in the Avocado turning brown. My favorite is the fruit rollup and the Nerds to explain the structure of Lichen. Cheers.
Great Video. Liked how you simply explained the creation of sedimentary rock(brownstones) by comparison of stacked books. That helped me visualize the process and result. Thanks
Killer video, and you explained the failed Rift Valley incredibly well. I was busy around the house, listening, and followed along very easily. Also, since I was mostly listening, I wasn’t expecting to see you in the video at a desk, and I’ve got to say, you have gorgeous eyes. Hope your travels are safe, I’m sure in geology you get to see a ton of the world. 🤙🏼
Love it!!! I'm in Western NY, and it's so nuts, when I'm walking the Caz, Buffalo, or Seneca creek beds, I find these fossilized mats of tiny Crinoids, clam like things, trilobites, and sponges! It kinda breaks my brain thinking about how old these little sh*ts are! ✌
Really cool that you are making these videos! I have been looking for information on the intersection of masonry and geology! You should down to Newport RI, there are so many amazing dry stone wall. While you are in that are you could make a video on Beavertail State Park!!
omg i LOVEEEE beavertail state park!! only been there once but need to get back there - also thanks so much I'm so happy you found my channel! I have lots in store for more vids like this :)
@@Geobeck Yeah it's amazing right! I went there twice this summer, a friend moved to the area. I also really liked your video on biodiversity and bedrock! I am definitely going to check out Bartholomew's Cobble. 41 types of ferns!! I may loose my mind! I have an ecological landscaping company, out of Cambridge Ma, so I am really into plants in addition to rocks. I know way more about plants though. I can't tell you how often I am in the woods and wish I knew someone who could answer my geological questions! So looking forward to watching more of your video!
One of the things that make your videos so accessible to those who haven't studied Geology is when you explain things using familiar, concrete analogies, as in the Avocado turning brown. My favorite is the fruit rollup and the Nerds to explain the structure of Lichen. Cheers.
This is such a lovely compliment thank you so much - that is my goal to make things accessible, glad to know it's working
Thanks, Becky - that was a most enjoyable video! 😊👍
Excellent video! Thanks.
Great Video. Liked how you simply explained the creation of sedimentary rock(brownstones) by comparison of stacked books. That helped me visualize the process and result. Thanks
Killer video, and you explained the failed Rift Valley incredibly well. I was busy around the house, listening, and followed along very easily.
Also, since I was mostly listening, I wasn’t expecting to see you in the video at a desk, and I’ve got to say, you have gorgeous eyes. Hope your travels are safe, I’m sure in geology you get to see a ton of the world. 🤙🏼
Your videos are so well done and fun to watch-thank you so much!
Thank you Geo Beck
Love it!!!
I'm in Western NY, and it's so nuts, when I'm walking the Caz, Buffalo, or Seneca creek beds, I find these fossilized mats of tiny Crinoids, clam like things, trilobites, and sponges!
It kinda breaks my brain thinking about how old these little sh*ts are! ✌
Awesome, thank you for sharing. And I subscribed.
I love this stuff. I'm watching all your videos!
Your videos are always so interesting..
Thanks
Really cool that you are making these videos! I have been looking for information on the intersection of masonry and geology! You should down to Newport RI, there are so many amazing dry stone wall. While you are in that are you could make a video on Beavertail State Park!!
omg i LOVEEEE beavertail state park!! only been there once but need to get back there - also thanks so much I'm so happy you found my channel! I have lots in store for more vids like this :)
@@Geobeck Yeah it's amazing right! I went there twice this summer, a friend moved to the area.
I also really liked your video on biodiversity and bedrock! I am definitely going to check out Bartholomew's Cobble. 41 types of ferns!! I may loose my mind! I have an ecological landscaping company, out of Cambridge Ma, so I am really into plants in addition to rocks. I know way more about plants though. I can't tell you how often I am in the woods and wish I knew someone who could answer my geological questions! So looking forward to watching more of your video!
Thank you for the knowledge. Is the Connecticut failed rift structurally different from the mid-continental rift?
Materials found on site are better adapted to their environment and hold better.
The croissant 🥐 split,
Maybe if it were older, we'd get a good recreation... ☺ No?
i love being a little ant in the grand scheme of the cosmos
Learned a few things thanks ! Your vids are great, wonderful to learn from such an attractive young Woman :-)
🥐 Probably the most delicious video you ever made? 🥐