Note the stuff I thought was pink cancrinite is probably in actuality pink hackmanite. Also the yellow glowing piece might be fluorescent cancrinite, I have been told it can fluoresce yellow.
@@Ontario_Rockhound definitely done it a few times and found moslty beach glass 😅🤷♂️ did it once with my uv light in the Dominican Republic and just kept finding tons of seaweed and crabs
Thanks for bringing the mineralogic beauty of Ontario to us!! I'm in the states and think very highly of your homeland. Keep these stellar videos coming!!
I had no idea there was hackmanite in ontario. You should double check for phosphorescence. Make sure your eyes are dark adapted and keep them closed while hitting the pieces with UV to preserve your dark adapted vision, then open them as soon as the UV is switched off. You should see some green phosphorescence. Subscribed from the opposite side of the lake!
@Muonium1 I should have a video out on the long lake zinc mine sometime hopefully in the next couple months. Went there for a trip and recorded some footage but it going to be a video that's going to require a lot of time to edit and get right.
Does the CN dump Hackmanite exhibit tenebrescence?? After exposure to UV light it turns pink and later reverts back to white. Davis Quarry Hackmanite is famous for that. I love going there.
There is some pink/purple cancrinite that can be found at the dumps, though it's much rarer then the yellow stuff. But I know there is pink hackmanite out there to.
Wow Aidan !!!! I have to say I'm jealous. LOL Those are awesome fluorescent specimens. Love the one with the Mica book. Great video brother. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to watch it again! Hope you are well young man. Many blessings
That is so beautiful! Awesome video showing you finding it and then at home how much it glows under UV and what it looks like normally in the light. Really great materials, thanks for sharing!✌️🤠🤘
Wow! It glows so beautiful! They are so bright! are you using a 365 nm? It really is an interesting material. I love uv reactive minerals. I mean, who doesnt? Lol. I couldnt pick a favorite piece. They are all fabulous!
Yep, I’m definitely tracking you down Aiden when I eventually get out to Ontario for some rockhounding. I love UV reactive stuff. Did any of it happen to phosphoresce?
Yes for sure hit me up when do and we can go collecting! Non of this stuff phosphoresces, but I have selenite rose in my collection from Manitoba that does phosphoresce green.
It not a beach, but a mining material dump site in Bancroft Ontario, its called the CN Rock Dump, it should show up on google maps. I hope this helps. 🙂
I love those ones that glow orange under the black light. It makes them look like glowing embers in a camp fire. Could that one with the black mixed in been some basalt? Great video! Sorry I hadn't stopped by in a while. Looks like that sub count is continuing to grow!
Yeah it's definitely not the strongest or largest, working on getting a better one, I know just the guy to go to get a bigger and stronger one. This year I did already get a much larger and more powerful sw uv light bc I went to a cool location with lot of minerals that are fluorescent under sw.
Note the stuff I thought was pink cancrinite is probably in actuality pink hackmanite. Also the yellow glowing piece might be fluorescent cancrinite, I have been told it can fluoresce yellow.
Cool, night hunt and a great uv show!
Thanks Mike glad you liked it 😀
1:37 looks like the glow of embers when the fire is nearly burnt out!
Yeah some of the hackmanite definitely has that glowing embers look. 🙂
I have to get my hands on a piece of that hackmanite, amazing!
Go to the CN rock dump they are free for the taking!
Such pretty fluorescence!
Thanks! 🙂
Very cool! I need to get out at night with my light here. Not supposed to be on the beaches after sundown but I may go out right up till then.
Night time hunting is a lot of fun would recommend it!
@@Ontario_Rockhound definitely done it a few times and found moslty beach glass 😅🤷♂️ did it once with my uv light in the Dominican Republic and just kept finding tons of seaweed and crabs
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Super cool finds! ✨
Thanks!
Really cool how they glow thanks for sharing. God bless
Thanks for watching!!
Your house has a lot of stones so it is very cool.
Yeah thanks, I might have to many stones 🤣😂🤣
Very cool rocks! Interesting video
Thanks!
That’s awesome!
Thanks!
Oh my gooooodnesss!!! Theyre so beautiful lit up!! I love this so much!
Thanks!! Glad you find them pretty!
Thanks for bringing the mineralogic beauty of Ontario to us!! I'm in the states and think very highly of your homeland. Keep these stellar videos coming!!
Thanks, glad I can share at least a fraction of the awesome rockhounding that can be done here.
I had no idea there was hackmanite in ontario. You should double check for phosphorescence. Make sure your eyes are dark adapted and keep them closed while hitting the pieces with UV to preserve your dark adapted vision, then open them as soon as the UV is switched off. You should see some green phosphorescence.
Subscribed from the opposite side of the lake!
Cool, thanks for commenting and subscribing! I will have to try that trick out!
@@Ontario_Rockhound hoping to see lots more UV fluorescence and radioactive work! 👍🏻👍🏻 Your fluorites from another video should be brilliant....
@Muonium1 I should have a video out on the long lake zinc mine sometime hopefully in the next couple months. Went there for a trip and recorded some footage but it going to be a video that's going to require a lot of time to edit and get right.
@@Ontario_Rockhound no prob. I can wait!
Wow I’ve never seen anything like these guys you picked up. Super sweet. I subbed and will be checking in again for sure
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!!
The orange glow is awesome !! 👍
Thank you!
Does the CN dump Hackmanite exhibit tenebrescence?? After exposure to UV light it turns pink and later reverts back to white. Davis Quarry Hackmanite is famous for that. I love going there.
From what I remember hearing is that the cancrinite can be tenebrescencent but I might remember that wrong.
@@Ontario_Rockhound I'm pretty sure Cancrinite is yellow from the Bancroft region.
There is some pink/purple cancrinite that can be found at the dumps, though it's much rarer then the yellow stuff. But I know there is pink hackmanite out there to.
@@Ontario_Rockhound Cancrinite is not pink or purple!! It's probably Hackmanite.
@@Ontario_Rockhound Cancrinite would fluoresce yellow as well.
I also need such a lamp, especially on the go. Nice interesting video.
Thanks, yeah a good quality UV flashlight is handy forsure!
Wow Aidan !!!! I have to say I'm jealous. LOL Those are awesome fluorescent specimens. Love the one with the Mica book. Great video brother. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to watch it again! Hope you are well young man. Many blessings
Thanks Kevin, glad you enjoyed the video!! Have a good day.
That is so beautiful! Awesome video showing you finding it and then at home how much it glows under UV and what it looks like normally in the light. Really great materials, thanks for sharing!✌️🤠🤘
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! It glows so beautiful! They are so bright! are you using a 365 nm? It really is an interesting material. I love uv reactive minerals. I mean, who doesnt? Lol. I couldnt pick a favorite piece. They are all fabulous!
Yes, my uv light is 356. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🙂
Yep, I’m definitely tracking you down Aiden when I eventually get out to Ontario for some rockhounding. I love UV reactive stuff. Did any of it happen to phosphoresce?
Yes for sure hit me up when do and we can go collecting! Non of this stuff phosphoresces, but I have selenite rose in my collection from Manitoba that does phosphoresce green.
Can you please share which beach this is? Thanks
It not a beach, but a mining material dump site in Bancroft Ontario, its called the CN Rock Dump, it should show up on google maps. I hope this helps. 🙂
@@Ontario_Rockhound thank you
do you tumble these rocks?
I have never, but I have heard of other folks doing it.
I love those ones that glow orange under the black light. It makes them look like glowing embers in a camp fire. Could that one with the black mixed in been some basalt? Great video! Sorry I hadn't stopped by in a while. Looks like that sub count is continuing to grow!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video.
Dude, you definitely need a better uv flashlight! That little thing you had was almost useless.
Yeah it's definitely not the strongest or largest, working on getting a better one, I know just the guy to go to get a bigger and stronger one. This year I did already get a much larger and more powerful sw uv light bc I went to a cool location with lot of minerals that are fluorescent under sw.