@@alik250 for example, parts of the information given is a cut and paste from Wikipedia. Also the "animation" is misleading to the real thing. But the part at/around 6:18 deterred me from really ever watching any other content from this channel. I like to watch/listen to videos that educate and explain things accurately without cutting corners.
Great video, but there is a small mistake. When you are talking about the age of the Hawaiian islands, the main island is the youngest of the chain, while the smaller islands are older. Without a constant influx of magma to combat the weathering and erosional forces of the ocean, these volcanic islands become smaller
Dude theres something about your channel I cant put my finger on it. Maybe it's the way you animate or your voice or the funny way the intro comes about but I just loves these vids. KEEP GOING !!!!!!!!
So, you made a pretty big error when talking about the Hawaiian islands... you got the plate direction right, (roughly northwest) but the labels indicating the islands' ages are incorrect. The newest island is Hawai'i and it is the largest because less of it has eroded over time, and the oldest in the windward chain is Kauai'i which is much smaller because it has been so eroded over the millennia. The age labels would make sense if the arrow showing direction showed movement of the hotspot itself, not the plate upon which the islands sit. Otherwise, really cool video that seems fairly accurate to my layperson ears.
Amazing video! I binged them all. They are easy to understand, and you present such great visualizations. One thing I have noticed, you may have flipped the direction of plate movement at 5:34
While it may be true that the Oceanic subduction zones are generally more mafic than the continental ones, it cannot be concluded that they are more effusive. The Aleutian chain is a good example, with most of them sleeping. An even better example is the Carribean chain, with Soufrière Hills, Pelée, St-Vincent and others.
Other than the endearing mispronunciations (e.g. lattice and mafic), this is a really good overview with great visualizations of plate tectonics and volcanism.
do you have a master file of all these molecular constructions you've made? blender? i feel like access to these files would be highly valuable educational tool
so, if I'm getting this correctly... tungsten (the metal with the highest melting point) treats anything else alloyed with it as a contaminant, and won't form a stable lattice structure with it, hence you can't increase its melting point.
can you do a video on the chixulub impact and other time related tectonic activity (indian plate hitting asian plate, and the hawaiian chain changing directions, african plate subduction with ethiopian plate..)
how does vaporized rock in the stratosphere reduce solar insulation?? and if 12w/m^2 is enough to do 0.4-0.7 C then you better go look at solar cycles being the prime factor in global warming... 1300w/m2 is average
Enjoyed your video very much..always wondered what was responsible for differences in magma. However, @ 8:24 you said that erupted material "reduces solar insulation and subsequently cools the entire planet"... Not sure what that means. Perhaps I am misinterpreting "solar insulation"? The expression seems counter-intuitive...maybe I am misunderstanding "solar insulation"?...don't the volcanic particles suspended high in the atmosphere insulate the Earth from solar heating, (?increase the Earth's insulation from solar eminations?) thereby creating a cooler planet?
Maybe there's a caveat here or maybe simply there's an error at his end. Need to look more into that. Maybe a technical person can tell more about that. But I wouldn't discard the former possibility because atmosphere is a complex entity. Like you can imagine instead of mercury, venus is our solar system's hottest planet due to the chemistry in its atmosphere.
he is correct, the particles emitted from a volcano essentially block out sunlight and therefore cool the planet as solar heat cant penetrate through the dust clouds volcanos emit. the change in climate effects the globe by a few degrees and as we found a few years ago as mentioned can disrupt food supplies as well, if the dust cloud is big enough. what he's saying is if a super volcano like Yellowstone was to explode, the dust cloud from the volcano would cause a mass extinction event similar to the dinosaurs as we wouldn't be able to get enough sunlight and the gasses from the volcano would likely choke us to death, if starvation doesn't first. Also a note to point as well, the dust clouds not only would not let sunlight in, but also wouldn't let our own greenhouse gasses out, therefore mixing with the dust clouds in our atmosphere creating acid rain. the science behind volcanos are both fascinating and terrifying and definitely worth doing more research into.
Sooo the mantle is “technically not a liquid” meaning it acts like a liquid because it’s molten rock… high temp & high pressure melts the rock. The mantle is essence is everywhere underneath us right? Geography class taught me plate tectonics/crust moving over mantle flows…
the Hawaiian island chain older-newer arrow points in the wrong direction...the northwestern islands, Nihau, Kauai, Oahu are older, Lanai, Molokai, Kahoolawi is the mid aged islands, and then Maui and Hawaii Big Island in the South East are the youngest, hence the volcanic activity on them...there is also Seamount Loihi, which is the youngest Hawaiian yet to be born as an island...
The way you pronounce Lattice tells me you learned the word from a book? It's supposed to sound like "lettuce" but with a different vowel at the beginning.
youd be better off using explosives and excavating the material out, as long and difficult as it may be, unless if you make a metal that can resist melting
It usually means they learned the word from reading it in a book. Sometimes it is a word they've heard before but they don't realize the one they're reading is that same word, because they've never seen it written.
This is a criminally underrated channel
My man hasn't even turned on monetization
Because it's really not good information or educational.
@@Blackieswain Explain, or I'll disregard this entirely
@@alik250 for example, parts of the information given is a cut and paste from Wikipedia. Also the "animation" is misleading to the real thing. But the part at/around 6:18 deterred me from really ever watching any other content from this channel. I like to watch/listen to videos that educate and explain things accurately without cutting corners.
I agree, someone should be arrested... ;)
Great video, but there is a small mistake. When you are talking about the age of the Hawaiian islands, the main island is the youngest of the chain, while the smaller islands are older. Without a constant influx of magma to combat the weathering and erosional forces of the ocean, these volcanic islands become smaller
Sureeeee
@@PointSouthAndSee You doubt the correction?
@@NXTMusicianBassist we are on RUclips, there are always unbelieveable stupid smartasses in the comments, just ignore them
@@3xoticG4m3r it’s literally true tho 😪😂
@@3xoticG4m3r Yeh look it up.
Impressive how succinctly you can explain natural phenomena
I’m in awe (and jealous)
This answered so many questions I've had, but not really known where to look for answers. Thanks!
Marvel wiki fan page 😅🔥
Dude theres something about your channel I cant put my finger on it. Maybe it's the way you animate or your voice or the funny way the intro comes about but I just loves these vids. KEEP GOING !!!!!!!!
So, you made a pretty big error when talking about the Hawaiian islands... you got the plate direction right, (roughly northwest) but the labels indicating the islands' ages are incorrect. The newest island is Hawai'i and it is the largest because less of it has eroded over time, and the oldest in the windward chain is Kauai'i which is much smaller because it has been so eroded over the millennia.
The age labels would make sense if the arrow showing direction showed movement of the hotspot itself, not the plate upon which the islands sit.
Otherwise, really cool video that seems fairly accurate to my layperson ears.
Amazing video! I binged them all. They are easy to understand, and you present such great visualizations. One thing I have noticed, you may have flipped the direction of plate movement at 5:34
I used to wanna jump into a volcano when I was younger. Unfortunately I never got the opportunity
While it may be true that the Oceanic subduction zones are generally more mafic than the continental ones, it cannot be concluded that they are more effusive. The Aleutian chain is a good example, with most of them sleeping.
An even better example is the Carribean chain, with Soufrière Hills, Pelée, St-Vincent and others.
Other than the endearing mispronunciations (e.g. lattice and mafic), this is a really good overview with great visualizations of plate tectonics and volcanism.
“Cation” as well. Literally pronounced cat ion
@@AMK544 Cat eye on?
Very good video, as someone else mentioned criminally underrated.
Great content, I am glad I found your channel!
same
Here before this channel blows up like a volcano
Absorbing, entertaining and informative.
"We Love"?? I guess that depends if one is very far away from an eruption!
Still I find your videos very informative. Thank you.
Your videos are fantastic! Keep making them good sir!
5:35 Newer and Older should be switched.
Just want to say thanks for all these videos. I'm going through and watching each one. Really appreciate the effort you make.
Very informative, thankyou. We enjoyed that.
do you have a master file of all these molecular constructions you've made?
blender? i feel like access to these files would be highly valuable educational tool
Great video, thanks
8:57
"Wait, so you're telling me that pulling a skateboard out of your chest ISN'T normal?"
hell have u seen what politicians can pull out of their asses?
great presentation. thank you!
so, if I'm getting this correctly...
tungsten (the metal with the highest melting point) treats anything else alloyed with it as a contaminant, and won't form a stable lattice structure with it, hence you can't increase its melting point.
So let me see if I've got this straight. The real friends were the skateboards inside us all along
The violent nature of a volcano is just so cool
Nice chemistry graphics!
4:26 didn’t realize how similar magma and a lava lamp looks. Must be why they call it that
can you do a video on the chixulub impact and other time related tectonic activity (indian plate hitting asian plate, and the hawaiian chain changing directions, african plate subduction with ethiopian plate..)
how does vaporized rock in the stratosphere reduce solar insulation?? and if 12w/m^2 is enough to do 0.4-0.7 C then you better go look at solar cycles being the prime factor in global warming...
1300w/m2 is average
Make a video on Yellowstone and Cascadia please.
Enjoyed your video very much..always wondered what was responsible for differences in magma.
However, @ 8:24 you said that erupted material "reduces solar insulation and subsequently cools the entire planet"... Not sure what that means. Perhaps I am misinterpreting "solar insulation"? The expression seems counter-intuitive...maybe I am misunderstanding "solar insulation"?...don't the volcanic particles suspended high in the atmosphere insulate the Earth from solar heating, (?increase the Earth's insulation from solar eminations?) thereby creating a cooler planet?
Maybe there's a caveat here or maybe simply there's an error at his end. Need to look more into that. Maybe a technical person can tell more about that. But I wouldn't discard the former possibility because atmosphere is a complex entity. Like you can imagine instead of mercury, venus is our solar system's hottest planet due to the chemistry in its atmosphere.
he is correct, the particles emitted from a volcano essentially block out sunlight and therefore cool the planet as solar heat cant penetrate through the dust clouds volcanos emit. the change in climate effects the globe by a few degrees and as we found a few years ago as mentioned can disrupt food supplies as well, if the dust cloud is big enough.
what he's saying is if a super volcano like Yellowstone was to explode, the dust cloud from the volcano would cause a mass extinction event similar to the dinosaurs as we wouldn't be able to get enough sunlight and the gasses from the volcano would likely choke us to death, if starvation doesn't first.
Also a note to point as well, the dust clouds not only would not let sunlight in, but also wouldn't let our own greenhouse gasses out, therefore mixing with the dust clouds in our atmosphere creating acid rain.
the science behind volcanos are both fascinating and terrifying and definitely worth doing more research into.
Sooo the mantle is “technically not a liquid” meaning it acts like a liquid because it’s molten rock… high temp & high pressure melts the rock.
The mantle is essence is everywhere underneath us right? Geography class taught me plate tectonics/crust moving over mantle flows…
where do you do the animations?
I have never heard “mafic” the way you pronounce it. I have always heard it pronounced “may-fik”
Magnesium + ferric (iron). He pronounced it correctly.
What if one of the plates took some of those barrels of nuclear waste on the bottom of the ocean? What kind of magma would we get?
Theyre situated in geological spots so that this would not happen.
happy late christmas !
Happy Christmas 2020!!
Where do you Study?
I'm a Geology Student
Therapist: lava chicken nugget, doesn't exist. It cannot hurt you.
Lava chicken nugget: 5:15
the Hawaiian island chain older-newer arrow points in the wrong direction...the northwestern islands, Nihau, Kauai, Oahu are older, Lanai, Molokai, Kahoolawi is the mid aged islands, and then Maui and Hawaii Big Island in the South East are the youngest, hence the volcanic activity on them...there is also Seamount Loihi, which is the youngest Hawaiian yet to be born as an island...
Earthquakes have an observable impact.
The way you pronounce Lattice tells me you learned the word from a book? It's supposed to sound like "lettuce" but with a different vowel at the beginning.
How do volcano form? How earth get pragnant?
Swear someone once called Magma Earth pimples.
"Salt & ice"?
How about "salt & slugs"?
Bevis claimed they make a great gift idea...
Lattice, LAT-tes
So all your saying is I have to mine a wide drill hole into Yellowstone
youd be better off using explosives and excavating the material out, as long and difficult as it may be, unless if you make a metal that can resist melting
Wait, "felsig" is a geologic term in English?
I don’t understand why I read it as Voldemort instead of volcanoes.
Volcano lore
Why do you keep saying Lat-tice. It's just lattice. One word. We know your American why are speaking like you're from a different planet.
It usually means they learned the word from reading it in a book. Sometimes it is a word they've heard before but they don't realize the one they're reading is that same word, because they've never seen it written.
He has an American?
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All I wanna know is what happens when you fall in 😬
quite simply burn to death in the most horrific way possible
hi i change my profile in to my roblox avatar its a screenshot of me with my bugatti in jailbreak
youtube is a fool for promotizing your channel
While I did not wonder if a volcano would pop up near where I live, I did pretend the floor is lava.