Maybe it was an astroid 😮

very gneiss video

What will be the reaction of two neutral charges

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I have holes meteorite

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0:30 what is this little red and yellow thing jumping up and down?? Also beautiful fluffy red panda ❤

Any idea what the bird at 1:36 is? We saw a few in Brisbane last weekend...

Who is here because of school 😢

Parts of comet?

ommmggg I watch this video and I thought it for physics bcc the lesson am studying it called Electrostatic Force in physical until I see the atoms I was wait that chemistry but at least I got it about the repatsion and attraction thanks lol

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Hi there, thank you for making this video! I'm a geology student and it really helped me during my studies in sedimentology. Grazie! :)

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Thankyou very much. I have a question, How do electrons pick up by the comb from the hair go back to the hair?

Love it,

Your the best you explain it well and simple but compact information.

Just to be clear, the bird visible at 1:03 is a shag/cormorant, not a penguin. It just happened that the penguin relieved itself next to the shag :P

briiliant video for my students thanks

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Very informative, was just what I was looking for. :)

What a fantastic video! In addition to being crammed with fascinating information (with no time wasted for irrelevant nonsense, like most KZbin videos these days...), the delivery was excellent: clear, to the point and detailed. I also really like the background sounds and music, which gives it a welcome nostalgic feeling I can't really explain (similar to Sagan's Cosmos series). It was a genuine pleasure to watch this video - thank you! Subscribed, and I will enjoy watching your other videos.

This information was so good

i didn't see anything coarse or fine. can you make it more explicit, please?

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Great video

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Wow - love your photography. And the subject matter. Thank you

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If you turn a physical compass so its base is vertical (as show at 1:22), you'll probably find that it doesn't actually measure inclination. One problem is that many compasses have a bearing for the needle which is a cone sitting on a single sharp point, which doesn't rotate freely when the needle isn't close to horizontal with the needle vertical. The other problem is that many compass needles are not balanced around their centre - they are deliberately weighted on the south end for use in the northern hemisphere (and vice versa) to counteract the effect of magnetic inclination in that hemisphere.

Now we have vybz kartel the comet from earth.

My teacher sent me the video still thanks I’ll subscribe

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As if all of the information contained in this great video wasn’t enough, the fault zone south of the South Island, known as the Macquarie Fault Zone, is showing numerous signs that it is undergoing a major transformation known as “subduction zone initiation”. Its northern and southern ends, the Puysegur and Hjort sections, are already showing signs of underthrusting and Macquarie Island in the middle is one of the most geologically unique islands in the world.

THROUGH CRACKS UNDERGROUND

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Thank you for this video @Science with Thomas Stevenson. I want to be a paleontologist in the future, so this really helped jogging my memory. Love from Fairmont High School.

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Never had seen or heard anything about this species before, thank you for sharing this footage. The array of parrot species is truly magnificent! 🦜 👍

So dosent comets happen every day bcuz there’s a nucleus in our eye

thank you thomas stevenson

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Very nice information

I am from India and recently i have found a rock thats looks same as the one @ (0:57)..Well it has same shine and texture, but i havent cut or polished it ...Well i found it 3 feet below the ground as we were planning to do mango plantation in 4 acer of land... we dig 300 holes of 3 feet depth and i found it in one of the hole ... i picked it up as it looked different compare to other stone mud and pebbles .. i did some test.... 1) its heavy for its size... 2) its has magnetic effect but needs a strong magnet ... 3.)while scratched on a ceramic tile it leaves a black grayish mark (like a pencil stock). so what kind of stone do i have? can you guide me pls.