Exploring the Mysterious Geology of Dark Star Crystal Mines buried Vein Dyke Fissures / Crystal
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- Exploring the Mysterious Geology of Dark Star Crystal Mines' Buried Vein Dyke Fissures | Crystal & Mineral Collecting #crystalcollecting #mineralcollecting #exploring
Dive into the fascinating world of crystal collecting and mineral exploration in this in-depth look at the Dark Star Crystal Mines. In this video, we uncover the hidden wonders of the Dark Star Claim and exploring its buried vein dyke fissures. This is a hot spot for rare crystals and minerals. Learn about the geology behind these mysterious formations, how dyke fissures and vein structures come to be, and why this area is a prime location for crystal hunters and mineral collectors alike.
We’ll guide you through the geological processes that shape these remarkable formations and show you how we locate and extract stunning inosilicate crystals, minerals, and other gems buried deep within the Dark Star Mines. Whether you're an experienced collector or just starting out in the world of crystal collecting, this video will offer valuable insights into both the science of geology and the art of crystal hunting.
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Thank's for the info
Glad I could help!
Great educational video. I love learning about the composition ❤. Ty
Thanks for watching
Hiya Mic, awesome video as always. It's great to see you making videos again, because I know that I will learn something. I hope you have a awesome blessed day. Cya!
🐱🐟out!
Thanks, I like to share the learnings and do some learning myself
2:39 fun local
thanks for sharing your knowledge. love your videos but we need more of them .thanks again
I am glad you enjoy the videos, and I am working on getting more content out there
Great video! Thanks for the excellent description of how it all formed.
No problem
Great video, valuable knowledge. Thank you
Thanks for watching, I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Very cool indeed.
Thank you
Excellent narrative, as always. You guys are on the Mother Lode, all right! How did you make out, with figuring pricing?
Some really good advice. we're thinking to keep our average specimen around $60
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Glad you liked it
Growing up around burks falls and looking at the road cut rocks driving by it looks like half mixed muffin mix
This area is special
I'm in the almaguin highlands area now and I've found some rocks with mica, and quartz mix I think but the quartz has pink and black colour in some
We have some big road cuts
Sounds like you've probably found a granitic pegmatite
@Caver461 very beautiful area around here
What type of geology is this area? Is it sedimentary, pegmatite or igneous?
What state is this in
51st - Ontario
Silver Crater is a Carbonatite dome. Not a dyke or fissure.
It’s a mix of both, the deposit is an area of carbonatite within a vein dike system.
But where is the Silver?
@@waywardgeologist2520 There is no silver. It was owned by the International Silver and Cobalt company hence the name