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Ruppert Rocks Geology
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Geologic Shoreline Features
Instructional video showing examples and discussing the formation of the following: spits, baymouth bars, sea arches, sea stacks, tombolos, wave-cut platforms, marine terrace, fjords, barrier islands, tidal flats, lagoons, estuaries, submarine canyons, jetties, groins, and breakwaters.
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Depositional Glacial Landforms
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Instructional video showing examples and discussing the formation of the following: till, terminal moraines, recessional moraines, lateral moraines, medial moraines, ground moraine, outwash plains, erratics, kettles, kettle lakes, and drumlins.
Erosional Glacial Landforms
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Instructional video showing examples and discussing the formation of the following: striations, polish, U-shaped valleys, aretes, cirques, horns, hanging valleys, tarns, and paternoster lakes.
What is the Rainshadow Effect?
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Instructional video explaining how deserts form near coasts behind mountain ranges.
What Determines if a Coastline is Submergent or Emergent?
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Instructional video showing how the balance of sea level rise and fall and land rising and falling affects whether a coastline is emergent or submergent.
What is an Angle of Repose?
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Instructional video showing how different sized materials are stable at different angles. The effect of water is also discussed.
What Materials Can be Isotopically Age Dated
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Instructional video explaining what Uranium and Carbon can age date.
What is Limestone?
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Instructional video explaining the many ways the sedimentary rock limestone forms. This discusses the inorganic chemical processes and biochemical process involved in different varieties of limestone.
What Influences the Viscosity of Lava
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Instructional video explaining how water and composition affect the viscosity of a lava.
What is a Silicon Tetrahedron?
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Instructional video explaining the basic building block of silicate minerals - the silicon tetrahedron.
What is an Isotope?
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Instructional video explaining what an isotope is. You may want to view the basic chemistry video linked in the comments first.
What are the Compositional and Behavioral Layers of the Earth?
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Instructional video explaining how the Earth is broken down into layers based first on composition and then based on behavior.
What are Restraining and Releasing Bends Along a Strike-Slip Fault?
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Instructional video explaining what happens along strike-slip faults when they bend in various directions.
How to Order Events on a Geologic Cross-Section
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Instructional video showing how the principles of relative age dating apply to ordering events in a geologic cross-section.
How Do You Locate the Epicenter of an Earthquake Using Triangulation?
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Instructional video showing how the use of three seismograms is used to find the location of an earthquake's epicenter. I repeat myself (editing error) for a few seconds around 3:15 but I figure it was not worth the time to fix it. I would rather produce an extra video to help students!
How Does Latitude Affect the Location of Deserts?
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How Does Latitude Affect the Location of Deserts?
How Does the Earth Create a Felsic Melt?
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How Does the Earth Create a Felsic Melt?
How Does the Angle of Sedimentary Layers and Undercutting Affect the Likelihood of Landslides?
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How Does the Angle of Sedimentary Layers and Undercutting Affect the Likelihood of Landslides?
How Does Earthquake Size Change with Changes in Richter Scale Values?
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How Does Earthquake Size Change with Changes in Richter Scale Values?
A Very Basic Overview of Atoms, Elements, Protons, Neutrons, Electrons, and Other Chemistry Stuff
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A Very Basic Overview of Atoms, Elements, Protons, Neutrons, Electrons, and Other Chemistry Stuff
How are Arroyos, Alluvial Fans, Playas, and Bajadas Connected?
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How are Arroyos, Alluvial Fans, Playas, and Bajadas Connected?
Identifying Metamorphic Rocks From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
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Identifying Metamorphic Rocks From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
Identifying Sedimentary Rocks From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
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Identifying Sedimentary Rocks From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
Identifying Igneous Rocks From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
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Identifying Igneous Rocks From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
Identifying Minerals From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
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Identifying Minerals From Your Lab Kit in an Online Lab
Just For Fun: That Time I Got Front Row Concert Tickets For Free
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Just For Fun: That Time I Got Front Row Concert Tickets For Free
How Do I Reason Through the Rock Cycle?
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How Do I Reason Through the Rock Cycle?
What is Wave Refraction and How Does it Affect Headlands and Bays?
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What is Wave Refraction and How Does it Affect Headlands and Bays?
What is the Difference Between Physical/Mechanical and Chemical Weathering?
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What is the Difference Between Physical/Mechanical and Chemical Weathering?
Really great explanation
Thank you for your instruction. I really appreciated your concise explanations of these very complex processes. I have watched all of your videos and the only feedback I would give is that it would be helpful for a 74-year-old beginner to see physical samples of some of the rock/mineral descriptions. I am sure that in your in-person courses, you have samples. I am also bummed out that you appear to no longer create instructional videos. That is too bad for someone like me because you are extraordinary in teaching us and I am betting that you are an excellent professor. I appreciate you. P.S. I just discovered at your Ruppert Rocks Geology site and found many more videos and a few of them actually do have samples and photos. So, the feedback I gave earlier is moot. I would have enjoyed more samples though. Thank you and I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your teaching videos. Many thanks.
Hello! I am still around. I just only have time to make these videos for my students (and the world) during the summer when I am "off". That is when I have time to do all the things I wish I could do during the school year.
@ thank you ever so much for replying. I didn’t expect that and I really appreciate it.
thanks
I wish you were my university teacher. I love this channel so much.
Thank you again. You are a very good teacher.
Thank you very much for posting this video, I learned a lot.
May I ask where you get the 800 from.. Do we just guess a number for every single problem? I'm very frustrated with my homework lol.
I just picked it because it is easy to half a bunch of times. Normally we deal in percents and say we start with 100 percent and 0 percent (parent and daughter).
And where do I get the azimuth value from? If I have a strike/dip direction symbol, how do I know what's the value of the azimuth in numbers?
If you want the value of the strike, there are a few ways to describe it. The easiest is to make North 0 degrees and then go all the way around to East at 90 degrees, South at 180 and West at 270. Then you just describe it on one of these angles.
But how do you know you want to choose 10 as an interval
Areas can be contoured at different values. You use an interval of 1 if you wanted (not recommended). In this case, I just picked 10.
thank you so much . what about six direction? how can we explain
You can look up dodecahedral cleavage. That will be what you are looking for.
thanks🙏
You are welcome!
Thank you whole heartedly.Please do not stop teaching because of all the videos out there this video explained morraines so well.I was troubled to hell to understand this specific topic and you did it very well.Thank you ma’am.
I will be posting videos when I am off of work in the summer and winter. I unfortunately do not have time during the semester!
so helpful
Super helful. Thank you a lot!
You are welcome!
THANK YOU
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Amazing thank you so much
You are welcome!
Got it!!
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Thanks! Halfway through the lectures, my professor told me I was stupid for not knowing the Bowen's series (he's not a really nice person). Turns out, it was explained earlier and I did remember, they just never told me it was called the Bowen's series.
Oh man flat earthers must hate this coordinate system.
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Thank god I found your channel 🤲🏻♥️🥹 Here because of university 😂 I’m a science student who wants to be a geologist 😆🫶🏻
I am learning geology and i feel like thisbis my first time i understand what strike and Dip isn😂 Thank you verry much
Very clear and understandable ❤
Thank you from the bottom of my heart, your videos are such an awesome supplement to my Intro Geog labs.
You are welcome!
Mam, don't stop posting videos like these because it helps students with geology major get their concept clear and bright. ❤
So happy to help!
Really love the explanation. simple yet really effective. Thank you from India 🎀
I did my graduate research out of Leh Ladakh. So beautiful!
Helped me a lot
Restraining bands may form strike slip duplex
excelent, greetings from brazil!
bom dia!
does the last one count as 1 cleavage plane since the planes are parallel?
Anytime a plane is parallel to another plane it is by definition the same plane. So I am not sure what you mean by the "last one" but if they are parallel then yes!
Got it ma'am, thanks. Will u do a more detailed lesson of fold ?
Maybe over the summer. That is when I add videos as I don't have time during the year!
Thanks a lot, professor you did an amazing teaching.... Continue your fantastic work ... ✨
I am glad this was helpful!
Hi, this video is explained very well but i have a question, what should i do if i only have the values of a and b? Non of the contours have any altitude data. Thanks
In this case you assume the surface is flat and there is no change in elevation. So you do the same thing done here and intersect it with a flat surface.
thank you for the explanation
You are welcome!
This was really helpful, thank you! Great demonstration
You are welcome!
Lovely jubbly
Good job! Best wishes!
I love women in STEM🙏🙏 thank you so much
I'm from Iraq, thank you for the really good explanation, we benefited from the explanation
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Thank you miss ❤ explaining good
Hello, can you help: would a extrusive igneous rock or volcanic glass be able to help cool? Or what would a million year old volcanic glass be in rock form or as mineral? I have noticed that the Chitina River in Alaska has very interesting rock! Could you please see if there is a cure for our planets heating in geology and “Rock-Ology” thank you
Question. If the water is filled with water and moves into the unsaturated zone, what are the dangers of this and how can you ensure that the water table will not be filled with water or how can you release it yourself..? Hope that makes sense.
Water won't move into the the unsaturated zone from below. It only will come in from the sides or above. If all of the space is taken then water pools at the surface.
Came here after going through a few other videos and nobody explained it the way you did. Goes straight into the brain :D
Thanks :)
That was an awesome video. Your explanation was easy to understand!!!! Thank you!!!!
You should also compare their strengths
It was a very clear and understandable presentation. Thank you Ma'am.
You are welcome!
Using the book "Weathering Heights" to represent a sedimentary bed is genius. Well played, Madame!
Lesson ONE for geologists should be the explanation of the catastrophism theory. This theory is based on the findings of the French naturalist and paleontologist Georges Cuvier around the year 1800. During the excavations when making roads through France, he discovered the fossils from land and sea creatures in the same layer, strata. But also in the layer on top of that and the one below. So he concluded that the planet Earth is suffering from a recurring natural disaster where flooding must cover a large part of the land even on high places. But I assume that this theory is neglected because nobody could think of the possible cause of regular floods. Ancient books tell us that our planet Earth is suffering from a cycle of seven natural disasters. The only possible cause of such a cycle can be a celestial body that orbits our sun in an eccentric orbit. Than that body, planet, will be close to the sun for a short while and disappear in the universe for a long time. That celestial body is also mentioned and even depicted in many ways. The Aztec Sun stone is a warning for this event. Abundant and convincing evidence about this cycle of natural disasters and its timeline and many images are available in the eBook: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". Search: nibiru = 9