3:34 the idea of geologists eating dirt and sand to test its grit makes me think you guys were the kids that ate sand in the playground and loved it

That oven makes a good open and closing sound

I always found the "hangs tight to the sealing, might grow up" rhyme to never work for me. The way I do it is : TTT (its hanging from the sealing) -stalacTites MMM (they're growing from the ground) -stalagMites

Actually a lot of red jasper is as bright as the Minecraft redstone, at least the stuff I find is.

I always have called the rock that ore is in the matrix or host rock.

I wonder if prismarine shards would be considered crystals?

We produce THAT MUCH iron? Ok so coal is definitely not sustainable, but iron? I mean I guess our core is iron but still...

I don't understand anything. But it was interesting.

Love your Content! I'm just wondering if you be interested to additionally monetize from your videos? Kindly check your email. Thanks

I have never seen interactive charts in Minecraft before? How does that even work?

Nooo i thought you were going to do a mushroom episode :( But that wouldn't make sense

I absolutely refuse to believe that glass requires a higher heat than iron

It's hard to dunk on educational content in good spirit, but when they're asking good money for actual real institutions to buy this thing that is as incorrect as incomplete and very clearly made by people who seemingly have no idea who actually plays Minecraft and why - the only thing I can say is shame on whoever waved this through.

I love how the sniffer egg started to demonstrate what I was coming to warn about right at the end of the video. If you use sniffer eggs in your builds, you need to freeze the tick or it will hatch eventually. Also if you place turtle eggs on sand, you have same issue. So those are two things to consider when figuring out the decorative blocks. I would love to see a version that did glass over lays as well. Like Bismuth's (?) color map project he's been doing, but I think seeing it this set up would help me understand it more.

Personally, I use minecarts to travel long distances between locations passively. You talk about some of the other travel methods but they all require me to maintain movement, versus my rail system carrying me own its own.

With all those fancy machines, being a geologist looks rad as hell.

maybe minecraft's atmosphere has a lot more oxygen. after all, fire spreads fast and copper oxidizes green in mere hours

I love your videos so much. Art and Minecraft go together like bread and butter

I'm thinking about how igneous rocks are made, they are literally cooled magma. They were liquid at some point. So a furnace hot enough to melt the rock, and then letting it cool down carefully should give smooth-ish rock.

For the first Time I understand what is going on... Thank you collage

No way the law requires you to have a Virus.

1:43 “In general, that means it can’t be by an organism. Whether that’s-“ *PVZ notification appears*

How do i import this onto Minecraft?

11:50 hahah that sentence killed me. I am a Material scientist and at first I thought "cool that there is such a learning extension" now I think "cool that there are youtubers who explain what nonsense they have spouted" 😂. Great video, really enjoyed it.

Thanks babe I got them from asos

Excellent video 🏆

In french : les stalactites tombent et les stalagmites montent. Tr the stalactites fall and the stalagmite climb up

I thought this was a dumb tutorial on making smooth stone in Minecraft lmao

I need you to make this into a mod i can download please

This was quite entertaining to watch,a nice combination of chemistry and minecraft. Wish to see more.

This is a video uploaded on youtube that the most boring block in the game

5:50 my boy forgot about shulkers. You cant walk through shulkers.

The slime collision appears to work by slowly pushing the player, so if you stack multiple slimes in the same spot, you should get more push per frame, and enough at once should feel properly solid.

Just wanted to emphasize that crystals don't have to be minerals, or even something most people would think of as a rock! I do some crystallography in regards to drug research, so I make crystals out of proteins. Crystals are super useful for observing the molecular structure of a material because most of the molecules stay still, so you can do things like super-precise electron microscopy or x-ray diffraction to figure out what is happening with your material on the atom-scale. I think it's super cool that when you're looking at things on a really small scale, totally different fields like Geology and Biochemistry have a lot in common!

Is the name a geology reference? Never thought while procrastinating studying for a physical hydrogeology exam in my last semester of college id see a minecraft youtuber with a geology pun as a name and presumably a background in geology.

Bedrock Edition cauldron go brrrrr

WO

Wow

Would using multiple slimes in the same position create more push back?

I wonder if you could recreate the stand Green Green Grass of Home from JoJo's, where the closer you get to the user the smaller you get, such that you can never reach it.

Man, I'm just so curious as to how you got that display thing in game.

is the earth a boulder?

Can you stick a piece of chicken in that furnace for like a few seconds to see if it cooks quickly?

would definitely like to see a similar video on the Terrafirmacraft mod some time!

I love the prop chicken and coal added into the barrel to make a stack + 1 just to flex the furnace and barrel

0:31 uhhh you roasting your chickens at 246°C mate? You trying to get the burnt skin/salmonella filling double combo? I’ve never set my oven above 170°C for roasting chicken.

and they fixed minecarts

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