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Evrey 10 feet sound like alot of samples

Hi sir may I ask how sir Keep rock data in qr code can you help me

Thank you for very wonderful insight's.

So, this basically determines the chip sample and does correlation into well stratigraphic section.

belonging to "Group 3", do La and Ac have three valence electrons?

What are common properties of all four elements in "Group 3" ?

Wearing a mask in front of a camera makes me wonder if you're even a real scientist.

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love the hi-tech mountain dew apparatus

I start my journey by watching a tutorial about how to draw a car 5 hours later and here I am

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thank you sir!

Thanks for sharing this video...

This is the best kind of science: it’s fascinating, it tells a compelling story, it’s achieved using sweet sweet tools, and the physical object providing the data is incredibly beautiful!

I enjoyed your video. Geology & paleontology are hobbies of mine. I did take 2 geology classes at the University of Maine many yrs ago. I fell in love with it. I am from NB, Canada. we went on 2 geo field trips to Quebec, One near Quebec city. The other to The Gaspe, Quebec. I am unable to go searching anymore because of my health. Where I live is mainly limestone { good potato country}. we are near the upper end of the Appalachians. Hi from Sue in Canada.

Great value information, with poor presentation!

I'd love to get a job like this if possible with only a bachelor degree

Thank you for this demo.

Great Video... I sit here smiling... because I'm one of those "Old Timers" that was a Mud logger way back in the late 70s & early 80s... We didn't have ANYthing like computers, etc... We gathered our samples, every 10' and we had a magnifier... and something like a Gas Chromatography... and we had to know our samples by looking and knowing what there were, without testing.... I made $75. a day for 12 hours a day... some times working for 30 straight days without a day off... Personally I loved doing coring... not samples to be caught. I also became a Mud Chem. Engineer later... Even though I'm 64 years old.. I'm applying for a Mudlogging job... Wish me well...

We definitely want renewable and green energy solutions in Kentucky.

Fascinating, thanks. Good education material. Noticed what might be a typo. "Atlas Copoco".

Im data ing . In france and we never colect simple like that . We collect it in shaker Sorry about my english

How do I apply? Lol

Geologist are awesome! I want to become one

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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing. I do believe we have more extensive rock outcrops here in Arizona.

Great video , it makes me want to graduate fast from college and straight to a job as a logging geologist.

If the productive horizon is at depth of 2700 m and it consists of sandstone with good porosity and permeability can we use ERD system and fracking only without water? Could the change of pressure lead to gas leakage into the hole and up? Could we call such gas deposits conventional?

Thanks for all your views and comments. For the negative comments on the catching and analyzing of the drill cuttings! We were filming while we were tripping out of the hole with a barrel of core as I mentioned!!! There were no pumps on the hole therefore no flow. That is why we acted out catching the samples with a strainer and did not test, test, test the drill cuttings that we caught, tested and analyzed many hours prior!!! Much love, JCB

Would you consider this a good job for a Geology & Physics major fresh out of undergrad?

Thank you Jeff! and Kentucky Geological Survey!

Thank you all for such lively discussions. Though we respect your philosophical debate please keep in mind this is an educational video designed for the general public and as such does not get into the nitty gritty of the job. Jeff and Les were at our drill site for several weeks, and we have condensed their work into a 6 minute preview. Everything that you see in this video had been previously analyzed, and the footage of Les collecting samples and Jeff analyzing them was a reenactment done specifically for this video. The people who worked on our drill site were very knowledgeable and we were very pleased with their contributions to this project.

Catching samples with a food strainer misses everything below the food strainer seive size.

Vertical wells and ten footers for the geologist don't miss those

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Awesome presentation

Excellent..........thanks

who ever thought mudlogging could be so fascinating?