An Undersea Mountain: Tectonic Plates and Hydrothermal Vents - Perspectives on Ocean Science

[@c0smarium]

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing! Hope to hear more about primordial conditions and biota there.

[@Swede_4_DJT]

Nice lecture. 11 years ago and great sound even with a fixed mic. 2019

[@surendersingal2192]

Thank you miss Awesome showing bottom of sea. Dud I hear some separation can bex10 km wide?

[@dardar1862]

Fascinating! Well described! Thanks 🙏

[@mysciencenow]

@TheCaptainLulz i havent been able to get anyone to analyze it but it comes in many colors and a blue-goo also...and it is in the quartz as inclusions also

[@marklhcvt]

I think we may need a new set of theory's in 2020 or 2021 Donna was already talking about the resurrection. Plates were already discussing the the blocks of material shown in the basin. Northaerican plate

[@mysciencenow]

the iron fields i mine are like that

[@mysciencenow]

@TheCaptainLulz it is at that pressure already this.....it is apparently been in the same form for millions of years ...it does dry out though if i dont put it into bags....and once dry it sometimes is brittle sometimes rather hard....

[@mysciencenow]

@mysciencenow yeah i also mine a chlorine vent

[@claudiuspereira3194]

Excellent scientific work But one fault-there can be no millions of years as there is NO erosion on ocean floors .It looks very fresh and very young.

[@utubewatcher806]

There are ocean currents, and the ocean floor was not always submerged. And, there is tectonic motion causing terrain structuring.

[@jonathanturek5846]

The earth is alive.

[@xabixob]

? ? ? ? ?

[@geoffreylee5199]

With all the financial resources available to the university, why are these productions done in such a inexpensive manner? The topics are superlative, but productions standards need revision.

[@mewingdaspider7818]

This made me poop myself