Cutting Mystery Rocks
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- This is a really fun one! I just love cutting into these surprises.
You might want to watch to the end if you want to see an extremely rare find.
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Never knew about the oil inside, so interesting. Love the geode/ thunderegg combo, so nice!
Love it when Rockhounds and Subscribers send materials from their area....Another awesome video CR.
Wow the depth on the first geode in the slide show is fantastic! I would have to say definitely my favorite. Oil in a geode/thunder egg.....never would have thought that would be inside. What an unusual find. Great video as usual!
I Love how you present it unopened to the camera and then it's like surprise !
Thank you!
The oil geode, amazing never herd of such a thing, thank you!
Astounding small wonders ! Thanks Jared & Rock Donor !
All of these sure are pretty!
Wow.!! Very beautiful thunder eggs. Love all of the rocks. I am finally getting my very first 2 thunder eggs this month..!!! My hubby has order 2 different thunder eggs..... :). when u open ur shop, please let me know. Thank u.
A geode with oil in it! I would love to know about its formation, how this happens and do they come from areas with oil deposits?
I would also love to know these things, it would seem there isn't much information on them, at least that I have found so far.
Such a variety of types! How weird to have one filled with oil! Thanks for a nice look at the insides.
Nice only 1 of the thunder eggs, was a let down, but the other ones made up for the first 1, Man are they nice!
It happens you know, they all can't be winners.
Very awesome and generous human to send you those. Great job with the videos lately.
I couldn't agree more, the rockhounding community is the best.
Super cool cuts! I think the crude oil geode is one of the neatest ones I've ever seen! Thanks for sharing it all!
It sure is an impressive one for the collection.
Beautiful geodes - but that oil one is crazy! O.O
Yeah the oil filled one is a pretty special one in the collection now.
Another pleasant viewing of the rocks you were sent. A couple of those agate type geodes are great specimens. Like the rest as well.
Your going into your cooler months while here near Brisbane in Queensland it's close to 36C today, and we are only in the first week of summer, it might be another hot summer down here. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin.
Thank you! As I type this comment its -7 Celsius outside!
I love the before and after videos, I can't get enough!!
Thank you!
Amazing, amazing. I love thunder eggs. But that crude oil geode, absolutely stunning. Thank you for the video.
Thank you. I wish I could hunt for crude oil geodes out in the Northwest cause its pretty neat.
Geodes and thunder eggs are like Christmas, you never know if you are going to open a beauty or a lump of coal! I look forward to seeing some polished!
I'm very happy with these, it was such a pleasure to cut them.
or like what Forrest Gump said: “My mom always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.”
I have a big oil filled geode that I featured in our 500 sub Q&A video. It was the same shock to me as well when I cracked it open and I couldn't find much info on it. Mine is is about 6" round and was completely quartz filled except for a few small pockets that were filled with oil. The worst part is I self collected it over 15 years ago and can't remember where I got it from. I cracked it open only a few years back. I narrowed it down to either Pennsylvania or Texas as that is where I was living back then.
It still bugs me to this day!
They really are amazing, and from what I can tell it's both rare and there doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason as to which ones got filled. I saw one video of a person cutting one and the oil just poured out of it.
Awesome geodes and Thunder eggs!!! Whoever sent you these has some great stuff!!! Thanks for sharing! 💎👀🤩
The generosity of this community always gives me pause.
Some cooll stuff! I was looking for vugs in big basalt. After cracking one open, I found a vug that seemed like it had to of been sealed in, but it was wet. Had bugs in it... so anything is possible. Pretty small cracks for bugs to get inches inside a basalt rock! Thanks for sharing!
That's pretty cool, I have cracked a lot of basalt open but that is something I haven't seen before.
wow that was loads of fun. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!
You never know what those little rocks will contain. I’m still looking for the one filled with gold nuggets. Thanks for another great informative video.
Hahaha don't we all want those gold nuggets!
Wow, those are all cool, even the one that fell apart was a little interesting to me. The oil one was amazing!
I've collected and cut a fair number of thundereggs at this point and I think some of them will just be duds from time to time. I agree the one with crude oil in it is awesome.
Why not put a propane heater in your shop, industrial one that hangs in a corner with a tank outside?
I love geodes because they are fun to pronounce.
I might get a heater for next year.
Geodes and thundereggs are so much fun. Thanks and havagudun.
They have most certainly became my favorites.
Ha ha !! I see your amazon for FIRST AID
How did you CUT YOUR THUMB ??? (good repair job)
cant wait to see them polished,and you struck oil !!
The little thundereggs will polish up nicely!
Amazing. Love the slideshow, hope you do more in the future at the end of these types of videos.
The response has been good so I think I will be doing more slide shows at the end.
Your crude oil geode looks like a cut open old puffcap! Had no idea that you could find that.
Thunder eggs are so awesome 😊 thank you
They sure are fun to cut.
Sweet video to bad about the one but wow some beautiful stones the oil one wow awesome thank you for sharing
It just happens from time to time, they all can't be winners.
It just makes you wonder if All that oil ,that is being pumped out of the ground, is sitting inside an enormous geode?
I would love to see that geode!
Man you seem super chill. I wish some of my good friends were into this stuff too lol
Thank you! Time to make some rockhounding friends!
@@CurrentlyRockhounding haha yeah easier said than done though. They all think I'm lame for being so into rocks 😂
those are all really cool i would love to find any one of those
so the last one was apparently one of the 5 thunder eggs? very interesting. i think i will be watching more of your videos. *:-)*
Yeah, at least it was in that bag marked Thundereggs but its a geode. Please do! I have lots of rockhounding, geology, and lapidary videos.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding : i do not know the difference between a geode and a thunderegg, so i best keep watching you.
@@nowvoyagerNE A Thunderegg can be a Geode but a Geode can't be a Thunderegg. You can have Thunderegg with a void or pocket in it that has a crystal lining but if have a 100% geode which is a void it would be lacking what is required for something to be a Thunderegg.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding : clear as mud...hahaha! guess i'll be watching and trying to learn more. *:-)*
P.S. i just subscribed!
So very beautiful!
Thank you.
So very cool, those are all beautiful. Great channel. Subbed looking forward to more awesomeness.
Thank you so much, we have lots and lots of videos about everything rock related here on the channel.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding it looks great, Please stop by and check out my channel also. I would appreciate the support
Very cool they are all beautiful
Thank you!
Can you tell me where you found your saw? I really like it.
Yeah the saw is from Hi-Tech Diamond, I have link to it in the description box of the video, along with a link on the main channel. Also I have a few videos up on it.
Currently Rockhounding thanks so much!!!
Do u know anything about green obsidian?? I have quite a bit. Not sure what to do with it???
You can do all kinds of lapidary projects with it. You could even just slice it really thin and set it in the window.
would you like a portable heayer?
I do have one, but without insulation in the shop its like trying to fill a pool with a pint glass.
Any clue where the crude oil thunderegg came from?
No clue.
But the first one did not let us down
Thank you for this video.
Can anyone tell me why they are called thundereggs?
According to legend, thundereggs were named by the Native Americans of central Oregon, who are said to have believed that these strange, agate-filled stones were thrown by fighting "thunder spirits" who dwelt on Mount Jefferson and Mount Hood (two of several snow-capped peaks high in the Cascade Range). The Native Americans believed these rival, jealous gods hurled large numbers of the round-shaped rocks at each other in fury during thunderstorms.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Thank you so much! I know Mt. Hood. I'm from California. I believe that Mt. Hood is sacred to the Modoc people. Others belive that an underground society of unknown humans (or maybe Et's) reside deep within this volcano.
I love what you do. Thank you for sharing with all of us. I will definitely subscribe to you and share with others.
God bless you 🙏
@@normanschmidt8075 Thank you, if you see value in the content here I greatly appreciate sharing the videos.
Wow I've got a lot of Thunder eggs and geodes I have never seen this before I never heard of this just goes to show you never know
Lots of odd finds out there. This was a first for me.
How on earth would crude oil get in to a geode?
Everything inside a geode got into a vug some how so I don't see why oil couldn't also get in.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I always assume crystals that form in vugs do so from gasses/molten minerals that created the vug in the rock as it was solidifying.
Awesome.
If I sent you a big peice of oregon Mossy agot and let you keep some of it could you slab it up for me?
I don't normally do that due to the time and costs associated with it but I know World of Rockhounds does that for people and he's in Oregon as well.
Awesome thank you, how would be best to contact him by chance?
@@KondemnedGaming420 He has a channel here on RUclips, just search him and he should pop up
@@CurrentlyRockhounding That is so nice that you helped him out like that!