Unboxing Carbonates | Calcite, Marble, Fossils, and more!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In today's Unboxing, join Brittany and Rob as they unboxing some incredible Carbonates! What is a Carbonate? Luckily for you, our hosts will explain exactly what makes Carbonates, Carbonates! Then we will unbox some gorgeous specimens and even a rare lapidary piece! This is an episode you are not going to want to miss!
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I love how informative she is! A great balanced duo to help us learn! ❤
Hahaha the coral mustache was hilarious
Ooooooo, that was a beautiful specimen of Optical Calcite. It’s so fascinating to hold and look through it. Apparently the Vikings used it to aid navigation when the sky was obscured.
I've heard that too... and I believe there is debate over whether it was Iceland spar or iolite that the Vikings used this way. Maybe they used both?
@@lisacrandall409 Yes, there are a few videos on RUclips explaining the use of Optical Calcite as an aid to navigation. I didn’t know Iolite was used. 😃👍
I’m always learning from this channel. I appreciate the variety of content!
You guys make my Tuesday and Thursday lunchtimes. 😊
Fascinating. Thank you Rob and Brittany. One of my fav channels. So wish I could purchase from your store but alas, I live in Canada; that aside, I get so much information from you all. Thank you. 🥰
Elements, are combined, to form Carbonited compounds, & compounds, are united to form matrices, yet carbons, are compacted, to form an element called Diamond. 🤔🤷♂️Thanks for the cuteness, it is so much more enjoyable than a dull lecture. 👌✌️🤗
This is amazing I love the idea of carbonates and how they just form lol and are just part of the cycle of practically everything 🤩 ..And the antacids haha 😋
Thank you for giving us your time and teaching us such grand knowledge!🙇💝
I understand the pearl.. I too, am an irritant to the life cycle.. Great video!! Love you all!!
Thank you both and the team for all the information you provide.
Thanks Brittany and Rob for all the good info. Loved the episode. 🙂
Watching and learning from these episodes have become a part of my weekly routine and I love it 🤓
brittany has so much knowledge, shes awesome!
I really wanted a closer look at the antacids... Dope vid though. 😊
Right? I was hoping they’d sneak it in there, it would have been ultra comical 😂
Next time!
coral mustache
Thank you guys
SHOUT OUT TO THE OCEAN 😎
This was an interesting episode, I feel like you took a more global and conceptual approach this time, I liked it. I'm not strong in sciences so I appreciated learning about the two types of carbon cycle, this knowledge is particularly important today with the way carbon in the atmosphere impacts global warming.
Brittany can you tell us about your journey to becoming a Geologist. Same question for you Rob as a Gemologist.
I'm a total gemstone fan. my greatest favorites emeralds. rubies. alexandrite. red beryl. I just discovered your channel and I'm excited to check it out
welcome!
*[epic box lid grab]* Rocks. Waaaaaaat?
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Me, a nurse, .....i wanna see the antacid.....
If it has carbon in it, it is, by definition, organic. You have organics of biological and non-biological origin.
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It's irritating how she gets so cutesy. Man, it's distracting. Her approach sounds so condensing. Ughghgh