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watching it from India ... nice explanation and illustration , but u must add the overall word data along with your country's

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thanks for this video! such a great explanation :)

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Great educational video here, very understandable and logical. a bit old fashioned, but that 90s nostalgia is OK with me :P

I just started taking a geology course above my skill level 😅 and this video is super helpful 😁👍

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I don't usually stop learning to thank people for their content, but this is the best explanation for faults that I have seen yet! Wonderful teaching style and great video!

Format is hard to stay focused with but the structure of how the information is presented is beau. Very accessible.

1) Define the term "dip". The term dip refers to the slope or inclination of any geological surface measured relative to horizontal 2) A strike line is a line that is horizontal Line drawn or inscribed on a sloping surface 3) Dip and Strike are how many degrees from each other 90 4 The block above the fault surface is called the hanging wall 5) The block below the fault surface is called the Foot wall 6) A normal fault occurs when the hanging wall moves down 7) A reverse fault occurs when the hanging wall moves up 8) A normal fault occurs along what plate boundary divergent 9) A reverse fault occurs along what plate boundary convergent 10) Strike slip faults occur along what plate boundary transform

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Thank for this info,but i have question ,adrilling ground water has 345m and it has ignibrite and bazalt formation so how to calculate well logging of blind casing and screen casing after finishing?

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this was sooo helpful!! thank you so much for making this video!

You forgot the Jaun de fuca plate subducting in the Pacific Northwest

I watched this a few months ago and I still was thinking about it, idk but their form of explaining and the examples were so useful...

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Super explanation. Cleary understood. Thank you.

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not me not understanding most of this💀

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Being 80 and living in the adirondack mountains and found 3 Rhyolite volcanos with no place higher from here to hudson bay and this is in yellow stone national park. If you are not a geologist you will figure it out. I found the volcanos because of my forestry training and to find gold. Red pine trees and schoch pine trees are not native to the U.S. the CCC camp planted tree in the adirondacks for 8 years to see some thing different on a you tube channel watch century new technologies company inc start at the third from the last movie to where mother nature plugged up plum brook

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What? 😂 I woke up, and this was the video playing. #SleepyGang

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Nice, thanks. Just been to St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and there are lots of faults - mainly Geological :) :) NOw I can start to identify some....

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I was not prepared to witness that hyper-realistic depiction of an Earthquake.

Not a math genius or anything by far, but I am pretty sure "1750 million years" should have been 1.75 billion years instead. I have to use this video for my geology class and between the switching of narrators and play-dough models, I am more confused than reading it in the book.

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So Simple! Thank you for making this easy to understand.

This is great! It so crazy that we exist at all, for all of these features to go right and allow life on earth. It makes me feel hopeful about the future, honestly. The forces that kept life going long before us will continue long after we are gone and life will arise again.

The water/milkshake demonstration is fantastic! Great video!

I am interested in the Karoo Ice Age. Are there still traces of it?

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