Hello, Sci. This is the first time I'm making a comment, but I've been following your channel since months ago. Just wanted to say that I really appreciate your videos. The music, the visuals, everything is amazing. Keep your work! Hope you have a great day!
@End Censorship! There is overwhelming scientific consensus (over 98%) that anthropogenic climate change is a reality. What do you mean there's no evidence for the thermal expansion of ocean water? And plants can't enjoy the miniscule increase in c02 when increasingly hotter irregular weather patterns desert their habitats and make them unlivable. Stop disgracing this lovely science channel with your misinformation.
@End Censorship! "The organization relies on tax-deductible donations, and much of its early funding came from fracking billionaires Dan and Farris Wilks." Prager U is not a credible source, especially for climate change related videos. You really think I'm happy about understanding climate change? I wish I could be as ignorant as you to think recognizing the eminent downfall of our planet is alarmism. Please explain how your alternative hypothesis trumps an overwhelming network of peer reviewed publishers who dedicate their lives to understanding these phenomena. There is no perverse incentive for understanding climate change is human caused. There are only incentives for anti-climate science from the corrupt cherry picked studies you think justify your extraordinarily outlandish claims.
@End Censorship! There is a difference between blindly rejecting sources and having reasonable suspicion that a source isn't credible. It's just a known fact that PragerU is funded by oil billionaires. Please point me to the sources from the video anyway though, if you're so insistent.
The way you built that song is so strong. The rhythm, the introduction with lead, the perfectly timed slides/pinch harmonics.. Very reminiscent of “A Day To Remember” with “Buckethead” style. Really awesome
I really appreciate that you provide some educational words along with the images. It helped me understand more about sand and beaches. Thank you for an amazing video as always. You create great content. I wish you all the best for the holiday season and stay safe.
El Tunco beach in El Salvador has big rocks that hurts my feet when in there hahah, maybe in some thousands of years these rocks will be just sand but I will not be alive to see it ;(
Aww man I was hoping there would be some diatom remains in there but I guess they're not present in all sand. Also the guitar solo on this vid is probably one of my favourites that you've done. Really good stuff.
I've watched a few videos now and noticed the music right off the bat. It's reminiscent of Polyphia. For the last few minutes I've been wondering if you were the creator of the music. I decode to check and sure enough, it's you work!!! Lovely!!
Have I ever said that I like the songs you use for your videos? I'm saying it now. I love the guitar riffs you use for your videos. Also the part about beaches disappearing in eighty years was quite enlightening. Thank you
Very nice.... I don't have a decent microscope anymore so it's always great to see what other people are doing under theirs. Like the music too.... It seems you've "put your own spin" on minimalism.... reminds me a bit of Phillip Glass or Steve Reich and Robert Fripp.
nice! Lots of silicates in that sand, probably some microscopic sea glass as well, look for tiny bubbles within the grains, if you see some you know it is sea glass
Great video, that sand looks lovely. Do you reckon you might do a video comparing different types of sand one day? To see how it's composition varies from site to site would be very interesting. I didn't realise the impact we are having on sand production. Guess it's yet another result of our voracious consumption and increasing population. If we don't work on finding a way to reduce these then imagine what the remaining beaches would be like in 2100! But I think we'd have far worse things to deal with on the way..
I just found this channel and I’m loving your content. I’m wondering if you would consider revisiting sand, this time taking a sample of wet sand from where the waves have recently moistened it?
I herd you make the guitar riffs for these videos. Do you have a SoundCloud? Or have you uploaded these to tunecore so I can add them to my Spotify? Lol thanks!
It is being used up faster than it is replaced. So even if we make sand, we would have to make it faster than the rate that ocean water erodes it and the rate at which it is harvested for concrete.
He wasn't talking about sand disappearing. He was talking about sandy BEACHES disappearing. And it's because the beach sand is being used to make more and more buildings and because sand from the inland can't really get to the coast because of all the roads and human life blocking their natural course. I hope this helped
Actually sir I have a question. I want to culture amoeba. I am very much interested in microorganisms . But I don’t know how to find amoeba. Please help me. Also please make a video about it. I am from India. Does the climate and geography matter to find amoeba and culture it? I have been following you since the past 6 months. Your videos fascinated me and developed my interest. Please help me out.
Wow. I will not take my local sand for granted.
Grain-ted?
@@ieabrahamthen what would you do now?
Or do you mean…
Granit- **dead**
Hello, Sci. This is the first time I'm making a comment, but I've been following your channel since months ago. Just wanted to say that I really appreciate your videos. The music, the visuals, everything is amazing. Keep your work! Hope you have a great day!
Thank you!
@End Censorship! There is overwhelming scientific consensus (over 98%) that anthropogenic climate change is a reality. What do you mean there's no evidence for the thermal expansion of ocean water? And plants can't enjoy the miniscule increase in c02 when increasingly hotter irregular weather patterns desert their habitats and make them unlivable. Stop disgracing this lovely science channel with your misinformation.
@End Censorship! "The organization relies on tax-deductible donations, and much of its early funding came from fracking billionaires Dan and Farris Wilks." Prager U is not a credible source, especially for climate change related videos. You really think I'm happy about understanding climate change? I wish I could be as ignorant as you to think recognizing the eminent downfall of our planet is alarmism. Please explain how your alternative hypothesis trumps an overwhelming network of peer reviewed publishers who dedicate their lives to understanding these phenomena. There is no perverse incentive for understanding climate change is human caused. There are only incentives for anti-climate science from the corrupt cherry picked studies you think justify your extraordinarily outlandish claims.
@End Censorship! There is a difference between blindly rejecting sources and having reasonable suspicion that a source isn't credible. It's just a known fact that PragerU is funded by oil billionaires. Please point me to the sources from the video anyway though, if you're so insistent.
@End Censorship! No you haven't.. point me to your sources.
The way you built that song is so strong. The rhythm, the introduction with lead, the perfectly timed slides/pinch harmonics.. Very reminiscent of “A Day To Remember” with “Buckethead” style. Really awesome
I really appreciate that you provide some educational words along with the images. It helped me understand more about sand and beaches. Thank you for an amazing video as always. You create great content. I wish you all the best for the holiday season and stay safe.
These videos are always so fascinating . Keep up the good content 🙏
Just a couple of grains of sand rocking out 🎸 🪨
El Tunco beach in El Salvador has big rocks that hurts my feet when in there hahah, maybe in some thousands of years these rocks will be just sand but I will not be alive to see it ;(
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I checked out some videos of El Tunco Beach and yea those are some big stones I've never seen a stone beach before.
Aww man I was hoping there would be some diatom remains in there but I guess they're not present in all sand.
Also the guitar solo on this vid is probably one of my favourites that you've done. Really good stuff.
They're also really tiny, so maybe there were but he'd have to use his 1000x or something close to it in strength
The music is so soulful OMG I can't get enough.
that last sick riff during a somewhat depressing thought of us ruining the beaches kind of cracked me up lol
I've watched a few videos now and noticed the music right off the bat. It's reminiscent of Polyphia. For the last few minutes I've been wondering if you were the creator of the music. I decode to check and sure enough, it's you work!!! Lovely!!
BRUHHH THAT GUITAR IS AWESOME AND THE SAND TOO!!!!!
how did I find this channel so late??????
Lovely info
Regular comment saying how much i like your videos.
Amazing channel
I have always believed we have been here so many times and the sand is the ground up past.
I drop whatever I’m doing to watch Sci videos! Amazing
I love your videos
Ooh shiny sand
Absolutly nice videos, keep up the good work🔥
Microscopes are like keys to a magical world !!!
So beautiful i never knew this... thank you
Have I ever said that I like the songs you use for your videos?
I'm saying it now. I love the guitar riffs you use for your videos.
Also the part about beaches disappearing in eighty years was quite enlightening. Thank you
Thank you very much!
Nice
killer string work bruh
oh man, the music is grreeeaaat
cool
Yes
Very nice.... I don't have a decent microscope anymore so it's always great to see what other people are doing under theirs.
Like the music too.... It seems you've "put your own spin" on minimalism.... reminds me a bit of Phillip Glass or Steve Reich and Robert Fripp.
Ah, my ancestor.
Your videos are amazing! It would be fun to see a colab with Journey to the Microcosmos!
Yes the cruch
nice! Lots of silicates in that sand, probably some microscopic sea glass as well, look for tiny bubbles within the grains, if you see some you know it is sea glass
Leave everything, can we just appreciate the music please 😇👍🏽
I think I'm gonna need to subscribe.
Great video, that sand looks lovely. Do you reckon you might do a video comparing different types of sand one day? To see how it's composition varies from site to site would be very interesting.
I didn't realise the impact we are having on sand production. Guess it's yet another result of our voracious consumption and increasing population. If we don't work on finding a way to reduce these then imagine what the remaining beaches would be like in 2100! But I think we'd have far worse things to deal with on the way..
Make beaches great again.
How about you get some ocean water or lake water?
grains of sand
Best of luck with your Egg Nog vs Egg Nog + Whiskey microscope showdown. Enjoy your beach!
That song would make some pretty sick djent ngl
I just found this channel and I’m loving your content. I’m wondering if you would consider revisiting sand, this time taking a sample of wet sand from where the waves have recently moistened it?
Could you do fast food next? Thanks in Advance
Because of sand demand, chances are that they'll look for sand from the desert.
Forbidden candies...
half gone by 2100, that hit me hard!
❤💐
I herd you make the guitar riffs for these videos. Do you have a SoundCloud? Or have you uploaded these to tunecore so I can add them to my Spotify? Lol thanks!
Haha nvm! I should have read the bio first! Thank you!
00:00 Is that GTA 5?
i wonder how sahara sand looks like below the microscope. if heard its rounded therefore cant be used for construction
Who's bathing suit did this come out of?
we can mechanically make sand. So, I don't follow the logic that sand will disappear by 2100.
It is being used up faster than it is replaced. So even if we make sand, we would have to make it faster than the rate that ocean water erodes it and the rate at which it is harvested for concrete.
He wasn't talking about sand disappearing. He was talking about sandy BEACHES disappearing. And it's because the beach sand is being used to make more and more buildings and because sand from the inland can't really get to the coast because of all the roads and human life blocking their natural course. I hope this helped
@@sci-inspi Thanks for your reply. Love your channel
Actually sir I have a question. I want to culture amoeba. I am very much interested in microorganisms . But I don’t know how to find amoeba. Please help me. Also please make a video about it. I am from India. Does the climate and geography matter to find amoeba and culture it? I have been following you since the past 6 months. Your videos fascinated me and developed my interest. Please help me out.
You can find amoeba in the bottom of oxygenated ponds and lakes. They move slow and have no fixed shape, so they are easy to miss.
wow i had no clue about the last part. nice video!
@Stop The Censorship source: trust me
can you do perfume in microscope?
Imagine sand made from weathered pieces of nothing but sea glass...
Sand Awareness Month
Try orange 🍊 in microscope!!!
I don’t like sand... it’s coarse and rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere.
ANAKIN NO
oh to be a small rock making up the thousand pounds of sand on a beach 😔
Is there any diamond in sand?
I thought, I heard Joe Satriani playing
Sio2
SiO2
Can we see human cells
Did you know stealing sand is illegal hopefully you dont go to prison :(
It weird but po*p under the microscope!
Why don't u put ads in ur channel🙄