Hunting for Fulgurites is becoming one of our favorite past times, let us know in the comments below if you want to see us come back to a different sand mine to find more of these incredible beauties!
That is just so cool, knowing that the exact same conditions that are conducive for fulgarites, is just as true today as it was millions of years ago! Honestly, thank you for posting this. My son just married a young lady that has three young children, two of whom are already old enough to have shown in an interest in science--they are learning about rocketry, and my son is having so much fun taking them out to fire off their rockets that they built themselves. They've shown an interest in my modest fossil collection, and this gives me another idea for a cool, fun family trip out--to hunt fulgarites. At the very least, we could take them out to the Great Salt Plains to hunt for selenite crystals. Thank you so much for giving me ideas on how to help my new grandchildren learn fun things about science!
HOLY CRAP... That was a mindblowing video! I have a history with lightning-- nine times in my life I've had strikes within a couple hundred feet of me, starting when I was only 3 years old; that one hit a tree in the next yard and put me on the ground, deafening me for a little while and burning me where I'd been leaning against a metal pole. Our house was struck three times (it caught the roof on fire once) and there was a strike outside my workplace that blew a chunk out of a cement wall and one to a palm tree about a hundred feet from my car while I was driving to work. The house I lived in after I married was struck twice. The last one hit a telephone pole within sight of my front door, and now I just want to go check for fulgarites wherever they hit! O_O .....but not on a stormy day.
Wow how fantastic. I've only ever seen these in the sweet home alabama movie 😅. So much power, I love how different each piece is. So much fun diggi g each piece out. Sodo fossilised is my next Google search hehe thanks for another very cool video 👍🏼
That's Dr. Pasek from The University of South Florida. He is my old professor and I asked him to participate in this video to add an educational component. Unfortunately, he does not have a channel.
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Hunting for Fulgurites is becoming one of our favorite past times, let us know in the comments below if you want to see us come back to a different sand mine to find more of these incredible beauties!
Your videos are inspiring by watching this and some other ones so far I’m learning so much
Great to see so many young people enjoying science and history.
Wow!! Just wow! Thank you! This entire video taught me a lot of new knowledge. I had no idea. I love this!
I didn't learn about fulgurites until only a few years back. They absolutely captured my imagination. Can't wait to look for them again!
That is just so cool, knowing that the exact same conditions that are conducive for fulgarites, is just as true today as it was millions of years ago! Honestly, thank you for posting this. My son just married a young lady that has three young children, two of whom are already old enough to have shown in an interest in science--they are learning about rocketry, and my son is having so much fun taking them out to fire off their rockets that they built themselves. They've shown an interest in my modest fossil collection, and this gives me another idea for a cool, fun family trip out--to hunt fulgarites. At the very least, we could take them out to the Great Salt Plains to hunt for selenite crystals. Thank you so much for giving me ideas on how to help my new grandchildren learn fun things about science!
Always here to help inspire the next generation!
Class mate. This is so interesting. Enjoying your videos my friend.
I had no idea these even existed!! Who knew lighting could be fossilized😱
Wow them fulgurites are nice and awesome video as always, thank you
Thanks for always being such a big supporter. See you in the next video!
You know it, see you on the next video
HOLY CRAP... That was a mindblowing video! I have a history with lightning-- nine times in my life I've had strikes within a couple hundred feet of me, starting when I was only 3 years old; that one hit a tree in the next yard and put me on the ground, deafening me for a little while and burning me where I'd been leaning against a metal pole. Our house was struck three times (it caught the roof on fire once) and there was a strike outside my workplace that blew a chunk out of a cement wall and one to a palm tree about a hundred feet from my car while I was driving to work. The house I lived in after I married was struck twice. The last one hit a telephone pole within sight of my front door, and now I just want to go check for fulgarites wherever they hit! O_O .....but not on a stormy day.
You are lucky to be alive and in one piece
I suspect that won't be the only time you catch lightning in a bottle. Well done.
Wow how fantastic. I've only ever seen these in the sweet home alabama movie 😅. So much power, I love how different each piece is. So much fun diggi g each piece out. Sodo fossilised is my next Google search hehe thanks for another very cool video 👍🏼
Great video! My Moms gave me Fulgurite for my birthday one year ... Thanks Mom! ❤🎉
Great mom!
That’s truly incredible!
We absolutely agree!
I wish I knew what I was looking at, when I found Fulgurites in New Mexico! I had no idea what I had, and do not know what I did with them!
Beautiful finds
Very interesting. Never seen before
that is super cool! My son is gonna wanna go fly across the country and look for some after sees this video..
Absolutely brilliant! I'm so jealous, I have a little 1.5 inch fulgurite.
Every piece matters!
Those are awesome!
Awesome video.
I think I have found these at White sands New Mexico. Great video.
I bet you have! Fulgurites and sand dunes are almost always an association! Thank you!
does anyone know if the gentlemen at 11:00 happens to have a channel? i enjoyed his bit a ton, very informative and he was very well spoken.
That's Dr. Pasek from The University of South Florida. He is my old professor and I asked him to participate in this video to add an educational component. Unfortunately, he does not have a channel.
Love the variety!
I just found my very own fulgarite today!!!! I was looking for Meg's🤗 good sized one too!
I was born in Bartow. Really interesting video!
So interesting! Is it open to the public?
This is awesome dude! is that place private or you're free to disclose the location? I'd love to visit in my next trip to Florida. Cheers from Italy
I wish I could have one fulgurite , thank u
Have u tried washing them while still in sand then while still in sand spray w lacquer let dry then maybe it will be more stable when taking out
What are the significant of fulgurites towards human being
“mountain goat” 🐐 🤣
The one and only ;)
U said private mine, can other people come and hunt for them?
wow really nice
Rock’n it.
Lightning underground
SINCE NO ONE SAYING IT...
BABY UR LIKE LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE
I CANT LET U GO NOW THAT I GOT ITT
ALL I NEED IS TO BE STRUCK BY UR ELECTRIC LOOOVVEEEEEE
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