18) Metamorphic Silicates

[@michaelpessin7233]

Thank you
So skilled in delivering the materials

[@meteorite1975]

Very nice video 🙏

[@jonwright502]

I've watched them all several times. All it took was coming upon a bunch of garnents in mica schist when I was out working and fell in love with rocks and had to learn 7th grade science all over again and boom this has been the best series. The only series without a bunch of astrology like crap telling me that this Rock's going to heal this and what not.I just like pretty rocks.

[@retrothink]

I'm learning, slowly. Thanks. Ever read Gibbs' "Equilibrium of Heterogeneous Substances"? Took me 7 years both times.

[@kendrasnow6451]

Really great content, thoroughly enjoyed the videos.

[@blech71]

Greenstone/schist belts or rather metasediments that have made their way or exposed at surface is where I find my gold. If I can find Plio/Pleistocene metasediments that are implications(movements/exposure) of the late Miocene that are non-marine/lacustrine.... bam!.... there’s gonna be gold in it. But that’s just my local western Mojave Desert.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Excellent work!

[@cowboygeologist7772]

Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@stevo728822]

I am hooked on this geology series.

[@treetalker76]

Me too

[@V-t3n]

Thank you!

[@chancebutler6472]

ahh this is incredible love the added facts specifically stuff like pyro electricity :p

[@chancebutler6472]

tyvm!

[@rogercotman7285]

I have a Facebook page: Roger LV Geology.....................feel free to look at it and make some comments. Thanks Roger

[@nikospapadopoulos545]

Can you exfoliate kyanite like talc and micas?

[@CVshorey]

No

[@nikospapadopoulos545]

Thanks. I found out through experiments

[@caaqilaxmadsaxne1723]

Hi

[@Channel-qm2yd]

😯🙏👍👍

[@ahmedmahdi1849]

Stop scratching rocks with you finger nail its unsafe

[@CVshorey]

Only if you keep your vital organs in your fingernails.