Awesome video!

Great explanation. I've been wanting to learn the terminology better and this was the perfect example. I'm looking to find grave sites at our family graveyard in Livingston county Kentucky. We know there are many graves there but not all are marked. Many have been weathered away or thrown over by landscapers who thought they were just rocks.

Great insights. Thanks a lot.

Why is measuring rocks in 3d useful?

Yes Chloe!!

ROCK ON YALL 😌❤️

5 years of no uploads and then boom!

why was i recommended this... xD Ive never watched yall before

I’m from oman and i feel proud watching this

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Thanks you sweet ppl, I’d become geologist just to have colleagues like you!!

This video is a visual companion to Chuck Bailey's blog post about the trip! Check out this fine piece of literature here: wmblogs.wm.edu/cmbail/going-with-the-flow-geologys-fall-departmental-field-trip-2022/

That was awesome! Love the music, and the pacing at the end was perfect. Did I hear Chuck asking at one point if someone had hurt themselves?

So lovely!

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That was a great video!

Ur so nice

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Fascinating. I can assure you that you have at least one fan here who shares a great appreciation for your work and novel approaches on some scenarios presented here.

Thx now I am going to pass my test

Parabéns pelo trabalho ! Como posso ter acesso ao documento da pesquisa ?

One good think is the acknowledgement that the erosion was the result of exceptional rainfall from a hurricane (8-15") in the area of this private border wall. The bank had been seeded and was growing, but it was not finished and so was subject to erosion. The builder has since then restore the dirt banks and reseeded them again. These picts do not show that or the current state of growth. It would be useful to see that especially relative to the rest of the areas river banks and what effect the rain had on that at the same time.

Thank U

simple to understand, thank you

Bruh i love this man-go tribe

Thank you.......

Thanks Helpful video

amazing

Good tutorial. Not the best but good enough. Enough to get your ass lost in the woods! 😂

Thank you very much mam

This was broken down really well, thank you

Very helpful.... Thanks

Excellent instructive video

The Olmec people may have been the first to have invented the compass very little is know for what or why.

Thanks

Best video on this topic on youtube! Thanks, guys!

Chuck is a geological legend

so we can point the sighting arm upward?? i thought it must be pointing downward.. sorry i am a first year geology student so dont really know

very comprehensive video, well done!

Thank you for the clear and concise explanation of the fault plane!

First, WHY would someone want to know the angle of a rock? Secondly, Would you say that this Compass is good for general sea and land navigation?

Great Video... Its just how I learned it in class but 100x quicker.. took structure 3 years ago.. currently taking sedstrat and totally forgot how to measure S/D.. Thank you for this perfect tutorial. My memory is refreshed!

thank you. it's vivid explain.

Thank you. :)

Ack, who is that creeper in the green shirt you zoomed in on?

What is this used for? I am interested in knowing how to determine lat/lon with the compass as well as time? Can you show us that as well?

Excellent!! Well explained. Glad to watch this simple video for strike and dip for my students to handle simple fieldwork.

did any body have subtitle of this video?

it's helpful