GLOW ROCKS
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2017
- It's a GLOW ROCK DANCE PARTY! This video is best watched in the dark! p.s. I've never actually been to a real dance party and had to Google "what are raves like" - turns out they're nothing like this, which is too bad, because this video was a ton of fun to make
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In this video we explore the special properties of fluorescent and phosphorescent minerals to learn how and why they 'glow' under UV light ('black light').
Thanks to Jim for all of his help with this video! And thanks to my sister Serri Graslie for helping with the posters. Did you know you can make signs that also glow under black light (uv light) by using regular ol' highlighters and white poster board?! Sharpie makes a 'Neon' color pack that works, too! This isn't an ad, I just thought it was really cool, and it could be a great activity in the classroom or for learning/playing at home.
ALSO NOT AN AD: To capture the phosphorescence of minerals under shortwave UV light - and film it in complete darkness - we rented a Sony A7s. Technology is ~*magical*~
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Producer, Writer, Creator, Host:
Emily Graslie
Producer, Camera:
Sheheryar Ahsan
Director, Editor, Producer, Graphics:
Brandon Brungard
Interviews with:
James Holstein, Collections Manager - Geology
Production Assistant:
Serri Graslie
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This episode is filmed at and supported by The Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois.
www.fieldmuseum.org
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This episode was so dorky.
I love it.
when we commit to cheesy... we go ALL OUT
It's A-DORK-Able!!!
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@@thebrainscoop im 3 years late but its still cool
@@x_x3867 me too! way more fun than a box a rocks!
Now i know what geologists take to rave.
Hedonistic Rat yes we do!
Just line the walls with forecent rocks
Emily's 1/2 speed 'Wow!' is now my text alert sound. Thanks Brain Scoop!
YES THANK YOU
The outfits for this are just incredible. 😂
Emily: "I can't say I've never filmed in the dark."
You rock.
Never imagined a video about minerals would give me flashbacks to early 90s fashion. Well done, Emily!
That's like the coolest presentation on rocks ever!
I love how this channel often makes me wonder how did I live until this day without knowing this
Now do one on woods that glow under UV!
No joke, some woods also glow under UV.
I'm on mobile so I can't link, but search "Peter Brown blacklight", should get the correct result.
So do scorpions
*falls down rabbit hole of looking up glowing wood*
Black Locust Wood iirc
I have seen glowing branches in my forest and it’s super cool.
Peter Brown rules
I see The Brain Scoop is making boulder choices. This episode was gniess. I won't take it for granite!
I watched this in the dark and I'm so glad I did, WHAT A FUN VIDEO! :D
this is so adorable! I love having Jim and the rocks :>
Long time watcher here!
So many people don't know that DIAMONDS can be fluorescent too!!! I'm a jewelry designer/salesperson and personally think it's so cool to have it (a band I wear has some that are and some that aren't fluorescent)- it's like a hidden secret! Emily, I love your videos so much!!! I would love to explore the hall of gems with you someday!!!
That intro cracked me up so hard :D
I feel like every high school has a teacher like Jim; they’re so dorky you’re almost embarrassed by them, but everyone loves them anyway because they’re so excited about what they teach.
One thing I like about Emily is that while she’s obviously really smart when she does videos like this she doesn’t know everything and asks lots of questions it helps us all learn more :)
Omg... UltraVIOLET and InfraRED... all my years of science and I never got that until now... you just blew my mind!
I came for the glowing rocks, stayed for the slowmo amazed voices
Slo mo Emily wows are my new favourite thing!
I'm cry laughing at those parts, it's so adorable and funny :'D
I'd love to see a video with Jim explaining Opals, what they're all about and why australia has such an apparent abundance, and about opalized wood, and stuff like that :)
Many years ago when I was but a wee 6th grader a did a project on rocks. My dad and I built a light box with a short wave UV light and I found a bunch of florescent rocks and basically spent a good few weeks doing what you guys were just doing.
I NEED A GLOW ROCKS SHIRT TO GO WITH MY DEATH ROCKS SHIRT!!! Pleeeeaaassseeee? :)
Yeeessssssss, that would be amazing!
That'd be awesome! My girlfriend wants a glow rocks (or electron dance party) shirt to wear when I wear my DëTh RoCKS shirt. :)
Love how you let the slow-mo shots carry out so we can hear your demon voices saying "woooow". :)
You friggin dorks, I loved the dance party 😂😂😂
It would be cool to see a video about Bees, if anyone at the museum specialises in that sort of thing ^_^
I second this! We need more bees! (literally, many species are endangered)
its not exactly all about bees, but Emily made a video about all sorts of insects and the homes they live in that was really really cool ruclips.net/video/u3zoZ_1fcVA/видео.html
Yea, I've seen that video. I'm really interested in Mining and Mason bees, and I love the societal structure that bees have developed. I'd just love more information on bees in-general.
Yea I heard about that before. Really damn cool.
This is one of my favorite channels. I always get so hyped when I see a new video
Emily is science bae. I love her so much and her content. Her enthusiasm to science is so perfect.
I DID IT! It took me a while, but I watched every episode in order (except the two that are copyright blocked and the 4 hour beaver dissection). I can't wait for more episodes!
This. Is. BRILLIANT. It rocks. My mind is glowing.
Awesomely vibrant hand-written signs. Well Done production.
Never stop being this dorky.... You're amazing! I giggled so hard.... And then a listened to smart!
Little kid me is losing my mind. (So is grown up me but I've learned composure since then)
This was a great video Emily. There is so much energy from the both of you! I think that is what makes this a great video, aside from the awesome fluorescent minerals of course! I enjoy all of your videos, don't get me wrong.
Love the slo-mo voices during the 1/2 speed!
8 minutes of shiny rocks.. I think I'm in heaven.
So excited every time a new video is out. Without sounding creepy I hope to one day meet the awesome Lady that got me interested in science so late in life.
This was such a cool video!!! Was excited since I saw Emily's post on Instagram because I used to collect rocks when I was a little kid, and it blew my mind that some rocks glow!!!!! Ahhhhhh!!!!! So cool!!!
This was so fun. Love how the editor left in the slo-mo reactions. I'm giggling so much
Emily, you and everyone you work with are clearly huge nerds, and I love that!
I wish everyone could be this excited to learn science stuff!
This is amazing! I've been waing for this video since you teased it on twitter.
I always forget how cool rocks and minerals are, thanks for reminding me!!
This channel reminds me that proffesional scientists and researchers are still nerds and dorks, and I think that's beautiful.
This may be the greatest video ever.
Absolutely not
Lol Emily you are so adorkable! Don't ever change!
Emily-A note to let you know how important The Brain Scoop is to me. I am guiding my granddaughters toward STEM. One of grampa's tricks is to let them watch youtube videos. I don't fully understand this addiction to the internet the youth have today, but I'm all about leveraging that addiction to expose them to stimulating and edifying content. We are fans of yours,
Jessi Knudsen Castañeda, Dianna Cowern, Katelyn Salem, and Vanessa Hill. You are all fantastic role models for my girls. Thank you and please don't stop what you're doing =o)
I have to say, I love the dinosaur stomach growling noises on the half-speed bits. :-)
Bless these nerds!! Such a fun video! Thank you!
I like the style of the video with the poster boards. Another great video Emily!
What a great episode! Rocks are awesome!
whoa this was an awesome episode!!
Yay, another rock video! This was amazing!!
I LOVE this guy. He's smart and doesn't take himself too seriously. I so would have loved to have him teach my high school science class. Am I right?
It's fun that there are some creatures see the world this way or even ways we can't even imagine.
There is (was?) a part of the Royal Ontario Museum's rock and mineral display that was lit just with uv light! I saw it a few years ago, and couldn't believe I'd never seen anything like it before. It's neat to now see the science behind the 'rock rave'.
Omg! I love the mineral videos! More rocks!
I'm working toward a geology degree right now and I sometimes lose focus. Your videos always remind me why I want to be a scientist. Thank you.
I live in a super small city in the Canadian prairies and we actually had an exhibit just like this in our tiny museum. It was a small darkroom with a bunch of glowing minerals. Super cool. Probably the only thing I remember from our lame ass museum.
Fascinating. I learned something new today. Thank you.
I love this show!!! Keep it up Emily!!!
Aaah this was fantastic! Loved it
UH Jim is a FANTASTIC cohost/interviewee XD I wanna see more Jim episodes! Jim Rocks! (badum tssh)
This is the dorkiest thing I love it xD Especially the 1/2 speed audio that sounds like nerdy demons.
What a great educational and fun video!!!
I'm totally diggin' the slo-mo voices. :D
This just makes my day.
Very fun. Thanks for sharing!
Those look soo cool!
I laughed so hard at the slow motion "Wow!" 😄
This is so cute omg what. what a fun AND informative video!
This was an amazing video ! Great idea!
This got me excited. Good job guys! I think this schools need to do this experiment with their kids. It would be engaging and fun.
Just hanging out, hanging out, hanging out with the family...
Can you do one on bioluminescence?
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Science rocks! There is a little museum in Joshua Tree that has a cool rock display. As a kid, I loved turning on the black light and just "watching" them in awe. But now I know more, and the awe is joined by Oooooo whoa. Thanks.
This is probably the best thing I’ve seen today! This rocks!😆
The voices sound hilarious in slowed down footage😂
Informative and fun. Thanks Emily.
Loved this!
Very interesting!! Thanks for posting!
that was amazing! Thank you! Sooo cool
That was an awesome and super fun video!
So freaking cool!
Thank You so much for this great video Emily! Me and my friends watched it at lunch and my friends thought it was awesome. Please keep making these fun videos for Children. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Sincerely,
PugButton
I really appreciate the slowed down voices (and rocks!)
Oh Guys ! You really RocK ! Muajajajaja !!! Love your vids !
You find those rocks in the Rave Cave.
Thanks for making Science cool.. Specially for the kids encouraging them to start a carrier
This is so cool!
I was wondering as you filmed this do glowsticks and pains etc. contain suspensions of the mineral you were talking about or do they use some synthesised chemical mimic?
Awesome vid! you rock girl! (I'll show myself out)
Wwwwoooooo00000OOOOWWWwww!!!! 😂
Love the video Emily!
Yay for Earth Science content!!! :D Love from the University of Waterloo!
My brother just moved to Chicago. I am sooo going to the Field Museum when I go visit him.
SO INTERESTING!!! Wow!!!
So dope!
Loved this!!! You should do a crash course Geology thing with The Field Museum geology group....aka MORE of this!
lol you guys are great!!!
Awesome!
Did you leave the replays so long because it's tremendously funny to hear people taaaaalk in slooooow moooo? If so, thanks. It's silly and I love it.