What does Iron Ore Look Like?
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Iron is well known for occurring in some minerals and rocks that are a red or black color. The vast majority of iron is mined from banded iron formations which almost exclusively formed before 1.8 billion years ago. #short #shorts #geology
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Would've been funny if he pranked is by holding a iron ore from minecraft 😂
"Hey, distraction. Go to the back of the class." 😂
Original iron ore is RuneScape
Banded iron is one of those wonders of nature that are so beautiful and fascinating, it's almost a shame that billions of tons of them are processed for industrial production. They are as old als life on Earth.
Just imagine of what kind of world they could tell us, if they could talk.
Thanks for covering these rock formations. Aside from my interests in astronomy, cosmology and volcanology, I am interested in paleogeography and geology as a whole.
We all know Algol. He takes long too make videos, but those are of no worries because pretty much every video he makes is extremely detailed, thought provoking and research provoking. One of his most recent videos is "History of the Earth". You all have probably watched it, and we can all see that from 2.5 to 1.8 billion years ago, 750 to 720 million years ago, 660 million years ago and 635 million years ago, the Earth's oceans were colored and tinted with blood red. Of course, this phenomenon is due to the Banded Iron Formations or BIFs, which were rampant during these times. The oceans were red due to Iron (obviously) reacting with Oxygen and causing the oceans to rust (obviously)
Sorry. I posted my comment prematurely. The first period of Banded Iron Formations from 2.5 to 1.8 billion years ago is particularly infamous because it coincides with the absolutely monstrous Huronian Glaciations and the Great Oxidation event, which killed pretty much all of the pre-existing bacteria that were not used to Oxygen. The later periods coincide with the gigantic Sturtian glaciation, the equally gigantic Marinoan glaciation and the breakup of Neoproterozoic supercontinent Rodinia. The aforementioned glaciations were most likely Snowball or Slushball Earths! As you can see, I am very grateful that Geology Hub published this video of Iron ores like the ones shown on the video.
Take some oxygen and warm clothes with you.......and a change of clean underwear.
Some types of basalt quarried in Victoria Australia weathers to a brown red colour on its surface. I’m told that’s because of some iron being present.
You'd be correct! Basalts are classified as mafic igneous rocks which is made up of the words MAgnesian and FerrIC. These words indicate that basalt is rich in magnesium and iron.
Jasper is the best rock ever.
Fun to bloom out and forge. Very workable iron. Nothing beats using a knife to trim a ribeye that you forged from busted up rock, lump charcoal, a leaf blower and clay stack.
This is good knowledge, thanks!
Iron is a fairly common and plentiful ore, but imperative to survival, and is perhaps the most versatile ore there is. Found at y level 60 or below, or on the sides or in the caves of mountains, lay veins of raw iron, ranging from 3 to even 12 raw iron per vein. Used to construct iron armour and tools, it is also known for its use in the making of the bucket, allowing a person to pick up and transport water to different places, as well as cancel out their falling injuries with a well timed place.it’s most iconic use lies in the iron pickaxe, the tool required to Harvest the rare phenomenon known as diamond ore.
Banded iron formations start forming from archean (not from 2500) about 3200 million years ago to 1800 m.y. That’s why it’s found in most of the archean rocks like iron ore group in singhbhum craton in india
BIFs are so gorgeous!
Takes millions of years to form and just a few to consume. Food for thought?
Wait that's iron? I've been using it to throw at old ladies.
I love these because they Segway from volcanology and geology to current applications. My favorite Segways are industrial applications, history to pre-history and biology
Thought provoking. Heavy even.
Thank you!
Orenetchi
Why is iron texture on the bad lands
Hematite
If I heated that rock in a furnace would I get metal? Or is it more complicated than that?
Roast the ore, crush the ore, build smelting furnace, build fire, add charcoal, ore, until it's full while blowing air, repeat as it burns down, do it until you run out of charcoal or ore or until the slag blocks the air flow, tap a hole at the bottom to release the molten slag, break open bottom of furnace, pull out iron bloom, hit on anvil to consolidate bloom: iron.
almost no railroad on some big island Sir
Looks like the iron veins in Skyrim
You got it backwards, they saw the iron veins and put them in skyrim.
Tom Leonard mining museum Skinningrove mining museum
North Yorkshire worth visit old mine iron ore. And history of Cleveland
What does iron or what(?) look like?
No Minecraft jokes 😡
Heyyyyy the Iron Range!
Is iron from space?
Everything is from space
@@BXLMXNT are we from space?
Some of us are. Cue X-Files theme music.
Minecraft lied to us
"Iron Mine must be built on Iron Ore"
-A line from a classic RTS game
If you know, you guys are legends
Wow knoladge
When anybody no matter the professionalism in their voice begin making thousands or millions of years old claims wrecks their whole game with me. I especially mistrust anything they say henceforth):
Then you're a simple fool, and that's fine. On your way with you.
Looks delicious 😛
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