I am watching this video in 2020.after 4 years too. This video seems so new. Very informative and practically understandable. Thank you and thanks to granite too..(lol)....Your passion and energy for earth science can be seen in every video of yours by which I am so inspired .-love.
We give a presentation to Montessori elementary children that is similar to this, though simplified, and this helped me understand. I liked the element of gratitude. Thank you!
I have a theory. What if the reason for denser oceanic crust is due to compression from the wait of water, and the reason that continental crust is less dense is because it is not being compressed by such pressure (water). We already know that Earth's internal volume is not uniform, nor is it's surface a perfect sphere. When water formed, is it possible that it condensed in specific pockets of the Earth (what we know as ocean basins), thus compressing these regions? As for the continental regions, consider their low density formation a result of "convection", so to speak. If a load (pressure) is applied to any object, there will be a tendency for that object to deform in the direction of such load. But with out a load, the object in question will stay at rest, that is of course if that object was already at rest to begin with, which it was not (kinetic energy). I am NOT a geologist, I am an engineering student at UTA and this is my first geology course. That being said, don't rip me a new one for this, what may be a misguided theory, as I intended this to be a sort of thought provoking statement. Good video.
I am watching this video in 2020.after 4 years too. This video seems so new. Very informative and practically understandable. Thank you and thanks to granite too..(lol)....Your passion and energy for earth science can be seen in every video of yours by which I am so inspired .-love.
We give a presentation to Montessori elementary children that is similar to this, though simplified, and this helped me understand. I liked the element of gratitude. Thank you!
the way he explains everything so well is impressive
Beautifully explained.
soo informative i am all over with my doubts!!!thx u would definitely be the best teacher
I have a theory.
What if the reason for denser oceanic crust is due to compression from the wait of water, and the reason that continental crust is less dense is because it is not being compressed by such pressure (water).
We already know that Earth's internal volume is not uniform, nor is it's surface a perfect sphere.
When water formed, is it possible that it condensed in specific pockets of the Earth (what we know as ocean basins), thus compressing these regions?
As for the continental regions, consider their low density formation a result of "convection", so to speak.
If a load (pressure) is applied to any object, there will be a tendency for that object to deform in the direction of such load.
But with out a load, the object in question will stay at rest, that is of course if that object was already at rest to begin with, which it was not (kinetic energy).
I am NOT a geologist, I am an engineering student at UTA and this is my first geology course.
That being said, don't rip me a new one for this, what may be a misguided theory, as I intended this to be a sort of thought provoking statement.
Good video.
Which theory you have?
you are so good in explaining it with ease & clarity Sir
wow you explain it better than my college professor. crazy
It is an interesting article to know the scientific reasoning .
Amazing explanation, sir. Thanks a lot!
Gorgeous🔥
Well explained dear
спасибо за перевод
thanks for translate
The oceanic crust is 5 km (3 mi) continental crust is typically 30 km (20 mi)
Amazing! Want more videos
It's amazing but I don't get info. What actually I was comes to find
I shall start thanking granite regularly for swimming on the mantle.I already thank water for ice swimming on it.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Nice vid my guy
you're amazing!
Granite rocks!!
Post Glacial Rebound is a lot of bunkum from day one Get real
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