Nice info buddy

Nature can be so distructive

Nice!

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That zone in the Tonga islands must be on a major fault ? Lots of seismic activity.

Interesting. You would love the elevated alluvial terraces 900ft above the present river level in the goldfields of NSW Australia. Another fun fact is these rivers drained East before the break up of gondwana. They now drain west.

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain igneous rock formation in such a clear and detailed way. I really appreciate how you broke down the differences between intrusive and extrusive rocks-it made everything so much easier to understand. Your teaching style is really engaging. I'm definitely looking forward to more videos like this!

How does an intrusive rock get out side I am 80 years old and can see how a metamorphic Roch get that way because the Adirondack mountains rise 12 inches in 100 years I learn that in my forestry school in 1960s

This is so well put together thank you

Very interesting

deserved a sub keep up the good work

Good report mate

good job keep going👍, i appreciate your effort

Informative video and cool channel, subscribed! 🪨

Cool channel, I love the current updates so keep doing what you do. I appreciate your information on these topics.

Thanks for the follow-up..I’ll keep watching for more followup

Very interesting

So when Iceland breaks into two pieces what will they call it?

Great,

Danke Schön

Merci pour vos infos . .je ne comprends que le français et l'allemand

Not push but PULL the pipe back to you ... Its called directional boring and i would know because i operated that type of machine for years!!!

Doesn't most low level waste become non-harmful in less than a year? If so, then why would you be burrying it?

Very informative. Thanks for the video! The sound is fine on my end.

Your recording level or something is off, I had to crank it up to 100 and can still barely hear you.

thank you geo mechanic. your videos are short but very informative.

82 volcanos right now, that's wild

Totally appreciate your clear and understandable sequence of volcanic activity due to the activity/behaviour of the mid-Atlantic Ridge and the effect it has on the Rekjanes Peninsula in Iceland (currently). I am better at looking at pictures than I am at scratching my head over data charts! Well done!!

Very helpful thanks

This content needs to be in everyone’s recommendations. Not a lot of people are aware what is going on around us

Comments help your algorithms! I appreciate your coverage!!

That was a great demonstration!

This is so cool

Thank you again!! Well explained without too much technical jargon👍

Keep up the good work

Very brief but more detailed video.

What’s a geoide?

Keep it going!!

Yessss!!!!!

Great explanation, Prof. Perras! Helped me to visualize what's going on underground. And very considerate of you to delay your update out of respect for the people of Iceland! Keep them coming! :)

Great video Prof

Great video, well explained thanks!

Thank you! Well explained so that even this ordinary "armchair" scientist can understand!😊

Hundreds of small earthquakes north of Grindavik, Iceland, in the last four hours. Here is a good livestream to follow: kzbin.info804nPrAUAxg?si=2eTCNe0DPV-Y_l-1

What an interesting tool

Great job!!

Great roundup, Prof. Perras.

Great explanation and demo thank you!

Excellent demonstration!! It is easy to understand when we can visually see what is going on underneath the surface. Loved it!!