How Opals and Agates Form

You will see how Plants form Agate and Animals are the source of Opals. The chemistry and microscopic shots tell the tale.

[@craigkirkland2441]

The colors in opals are produced by sphears of silicates binding in clumps ranging from 20 to 25 to 32 microns reflecting diffirent colours..Nothing to do with a blood bath..In Australia where opals are found those areas were under the sea millions of years ago ..It was called the aramunga sea.. As the silica fell to the bottom of the sea it fell into cracks as a liquid then flowed down cracks as it did it hardend into opal silicates over millions of years...Any shells buried in this sea floor became opalized as well, thats why in coober pedy its called the shell patch...Check it out for yourself...

[@TheMichaelEarl]

What is the source for this information? I don't think soft tissues opalize while retaining their structure so finely. Are there enough transition metals in tissue to affect the the opal? The kind of tissue didn't corralate with color in the samples you showed. Edit- after doing some research into this topic I can confirm your claims aren't true. You spoke so authoritatively on a topic I don't know much on that it took me a minute to realize it was bs.

[@jaybailey9877]

Thank goodness you did your own research. This guy is theorizing wildly with no basis in reality.

[@Cliffwalkerrockhounding]

I am listening to this idiot talk sht non stop about the world drenched in blood. HOW does he have 150k subs? THIS IS FAKE!

[@Scytheandscimitar]

I don't wish to offend anyone but this is an artistic or poetic interpretation of patterns, shapes and colors. and not science.

[@craigkirkland2441]

Ill say it, Rogers had to much LSD in the 60s

[@fucku3460]

@@craigkirkland2441 ha that man is 1000x smarter than you in his sleep and obviously more when speaking. Unlike you who believes everything your Jr high teach taught.

[@ericdevarj4484]

The moment you tried to compare that Opal nodule with its different layers of Silica to that of an actual eye that was replaced by Opal I about lost it... I like your level of creativity here but sadly what you're claiming here are purely mental abstractions and comparisons with no actual foundation in geology or science. I get that a lot of these things sound compelling to many of you commenting but they are simply not true. The aligned spheres that make up various Opal flash patterns are most definitely not animal blood... that literally makes no sense. Just because animal cells have a spherical shape doesn't mean they were able to withstand the extremely hot temperatures that liquid silica reached as it seeped through the ground filling many organic objects in its path. There are just so many fallacies in this video I couldn't stop watching out of pure entertainment and curiosity as to how far you would go with these ideas, similar to that of a train wreck where you can't look away because you have so many questions, jaw agape in awe.

[@theopalmills]

🤣👍

[@williamburdon6993]

I believe your idea of cataloging the different trace metals and where they belong in the body is the frontier of medicine in the future. If you never had another idea the rest of your life ,that contribution would be astonishing, happily , you are full of unique ideas . Hopefully the powers that be will follow up on your ideas and help mankind instead of destroying it.

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

William Burdon, I agree. This could be a huge leap for humankind and health for us. This may be the technology of the ra rods. To balance these metals. (Orgone tech?) I have also heard out there ideas like they had a aura "machine" to show you "who you were". That would also suggest they could see the metals working maybe and vibrating, and maybe even foretell personality ( or probable fate or conditions for life and servant-stature placed accordingly) That must have been early as we know interbreeding of royal* ( or like* kinds) was rampant by time of King Ferdinand. CHecking you lnk )

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

Oh yes good link ) I am finding a lot of old mineral docs on JSTOR. Some early masonic stuff as well ties in, history of America through the British Royal "Printer's Devils" ( the Hands*, just like wings* of a building.. the executioners of the controllers) Do you feel the metals have something to do with hardening or "communication" with the "solar system".. more on this .. maybe this would take a few theories but not ruling that out at all! Shoot Roger feels balls in space are biology.. could be and why not.. we are like specks of sand and dust, with a breath of life and SOUND mind and body?! )

[@KatrinaAune]

William Burdon ⭐️😽💋

[@jaybailey9877]

This video is very inaccurate. The colors produced by opals are not made from trace metals at all. While it is the case that many precious minerals get their color from trace elements opal is not one of them. Opal gets its colors from lights reflecting and refracting inside the silica matrix of the mineral. The only thing that makes up an Opal is Silica Dioxide and water.

[@redneckhippiefreak]

Ok, Enough internet for today.

[@TheArtyBartfast]

So, if I am understanding correctly opals ARE Soylent Green?

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Geologists....watch this for only a few minutes then GET BACK TO ME. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqmxZYycjblsn8U

[@jaybailey9877]

I was triggered lol

[@craigkirkland2441]

Blood, really Blood..One trip to many there Roger...

[@firstlast-FcK-YT]

How let the old man on the computer again?

[@shermdeazy]

I have a boulder opal that I got from Northern California that was ,110 lbs. Has green orange pink blue. I split it and a piece looks like a DRAGONS HEAD! I pulled it from a creek

[@robertlee9712]

Love your videos Roger that lung as the water fountain blew me away excellent 👍

[@craigkirkland2441]

Thats a bit out there.Opalization occours with silicates

[@Infantryvet156th]

Just like photo. I dug up an entire ancient forest of agatized petrified trees in north Dakota. They were blue in color and huge. We had to leave them because they were just to large to haul. I'd imagine they are still there. Probably worth a small fortune.

[@mrseriousonlyhalf513]

Wow....that nautilus is beautiful!!

[@jamiejizzle9819]

Can u explain the different colors by element? Like green is copper, red is magnesium, blue is aluminum...it happens the same way when the elements are in gas form like when people see auroras or look at pics from Hubble of the colors of the Universe. The different elements of metals put off different but elementally unique...

[@fucku3460]

13:25

[@TheJahsoldier1]

i've had a fascination for 'rocks' since childhood.. this is fantastic, thank you.

[@casper5314]

i have been waiting for this episode, many thanks!

[@dereckdeutz]

Now you got my mind running! Good work.

[@elzbethdempseyjones8891]

Awesome report, thank you so much.

[@ruthbates9549]

Gold beach Oregon here! Great video! I will be looking at rocks differently now! Ty!

[@minihaha3940]

Ruth Bates Oregon is known for the blue Opal. Start looking

[@ruthbates9549]

I will!

[@overthemountain1009]

Fantastic incredible amazing mind boggling astonishing and interesting naturally

[@ericfrady739]

Every time I accidentally click on one of this guy's videos: "It's blood, It's all drenched in blood!" This guy obsessed with his pre-historic global bloodbath massacre.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

100% of the Universe is BIOLOGY.

[@markwinters62]

Excellent video as always Roger...What are your thoughts on Ayers Rock...while on the Australian walk about...

[@doyoulovemeforever1845]

Fascinating!

[@dansullivan6481]

Opals have fasanted me all my life . thank you for the information on their formation 🤗 A+ Rodger

[@savannahjones299]

this is amazing.

[@jlvmedia]

Hey bud I’m here at the Tucson gem and mineral show and found an Australian opal dealer, they have a larger specimen that had opalized parallel curving lines that look like a finger print to me. Thought I’d send you a pic if you’re interested.

[@sallysassa]

Brilliant Roger, thank you.

[@missfixit05]

You are amazing. Awsome info. Im blown away with your vids. Hooked and searching GE.

[@benwolf5264]

Wait... So are agates formed by blood or are they formed by pockets in lava being filled with silica rich water or whatever?

[@jeffreybrady5137]

Thank you ...much appreciation

[@ThePhilipish]

Been waiting for this one m8 :D

[@darwinfarmer3129]

some people theorize that some of those are actually opalized/mineralized trees from very ancient wood cutting jobs.. but yeah its debatable i guess.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Yes many are trees but they are cellular and split like firewood.

[@darwinfarmer3129]

@@mudfossiluniversity they sure do, i find the theory about these giant trees fascinating, like these canyons for example would have some sort of fossilized megalithic treestumps

[@mudfossiluniversity]

@@darwinfarmer3129 Devils tower is a foot. Devils tower and the fibril "Stumps" are from giant feet. The hex is tendon fibrils. This is a vid on Devils Tower. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ6ZZq2NqsaHmaM

[@craigkirkland2441]

Hey Roger did you take to much LSD in the 60s

[@williamburdon6993]

Woukld a mass spectrometer tell us what ratios of metals there were in the sample and then by referencing the amount of that color in the sample ,you could measure it?

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

John Keely mastered this I feel as he was able to pick out certain metals and melt all other around these for NY business men. ( And collected and profited from this)

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

and by NY business men.. hope we all learn and hold accountable, even in death and generations as this mentality continues today in mining! Forgive but not forget ( learn!) It is important to know who promotes destruction and death in the pursuit of knowledge and more so, fortune for controlling powers. Happy Monday!

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

@rosemary Dawson John W. Keely, scientist, made a machine that would crumble over frequencies..I guess he found a dis-conchord and blew each metal except ones they wanted. I am not sure how it works. Softer to harder or tunable to each stone? I read about it first in a book from Dale Pond Institutes. Best WIshes!

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

Interesting thank you

[@greencoconut1950]

Slide @ 8.30 looks like an Australian Aboriginal painting.

[@matriarcatpreeminent51]

Nice✨

[@alleycat616]

Reminds me of Charlie on sunny in Philadelphia where they are in the mailroom and he has the board on the wall with all the strings tying everything to (Frankie Sylvia?) 😂

[@VeracityTrigger]

Hey, thanks for answering my question somewhat here. This stuff is amazing to watch. How did you learn so much about anatomy?

[@craigkirkland2441]

In a past life he was sweeny todd.

[@IlluminaughtEliea]

He is a Dragon, and he is AtlaRa High priest. I have a funny feeling. Master Alchemist Hermetic Esoteric foundation of Wizdom From Atlantis. He is bringing in the New Earth...and sharing more of this, he will prevail soon. I'm a Dragon too. 🎉

[@IlluminaughtEliea]

Just being honest 144K rizing

[@chrisramosbushcraft866]

If that were the case their would be opals all around the world

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Yes and there are opals found everywhere that condition existed.

[@sonnybrasco3090]

Hey. I"m trying soooo hard to make a correlation between these fire agates...light...and the stuff you say in this video.

[@Xupertes]

Knowledge to Transcedence, or Transcendetal Knowledge. Thank you Roger.

[@iamlove757]

Fantastic

[@jdean9519]

Roger great work , been following your mud fossil university for a while. Thank you. I would like to know we’re I can contact you, to learn more of your work and also to show you an interesting rock I found. Thank you.

[@dianebrayden4123]

Where do you find treasures like this Roger?

[@carterwebb8950]

Diane Brayden according to Roger just go to your local cemetery with a shovel.

[@minihaha3940]

Fascinating, Thank you. I have been a rock hound all my life. You need a grant for funding your research or private. Think how many lives would be saved. My son and l were taking a swim at a small river in the late eighties. I saw a silver sparkle and put my big toe on it. I told him and ask him to get it. He did and handed it to me. In the small rock was a silver like cog. It is round with points all around it and has a hole in the center. We seen this with a jeweler's eye magnifier loop. We took it to my Jewelers to use his big magnifier. Its awesome. He said even with today's technology it couldn't be reproduced and he wanted it. He had every jeweler there to look at it in awe. It proves technology was very advanced in the past. It is kept hidden because even my brother stoled it and l had to get it back. It will take me awhile to get it because recouping from an auto accident but l want to send you a photo of it. Thanks for all your great videos.

[@billiejeanclouse6116]

Thank you thank you so much I love mud fossil University you have taught me things I have never learned in school I appreciate all you are doing I have one question is pink salt the results of blood in the salt I would appreciate if someday you could tell me and I apologize for being so ignorant about everything all I can say is thank you

[@matfosil8581]

So Roger, is that water fountain lung, a death lung of the Titan / Giant or a fully functioning lung of Gaia / Earth ?

[@love2rogue]

was watching people craft and had to know more, whod have thought :P

[@scottiusnevious5143]

Ah, silica rich solutions settle in cracks within a given terrain. Over vast peruods of time these silica rich soulutions arrange perfectly to make really good looking materials. If there are pockets with organic material it can in fact absorb the silica. Not metals, if you've seen the varieties of colors opals can be you wouldnt be able to explain them all from metals alone.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Look up Fraunhaufer lines...these are the colors..thousands.

[@scottiusnevious5143]

@@mudfossiluniversity that scale is to measure the metal contents of stars. There is 0 correlation to how opals are formed or how the color is displayed. You keep trying to give credit to metal for cool looking rocks. It simply silica and light refractory properties. It is given ample time to rearrange and this is what makes the marvelous colors. Dont go through life accepting things you think are true as fact. It confuses the people actually working.

[@GeoRockNerd]

The colors in opals aren’t from metal, they are from the size of the H2O spheres in the hydrated silica. Different sphere sizes refract the light into the different colors, like a prism.

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

Thank You! Love the Opals and the effort in explanation, helped me some) Love the idea of classifying the body metals. You should get grant money for this. Good crew here.

[@williamlinton1428]

This dude is nuts

[@paulworth6440]

You a really insane Roger. Really.

[@craigkirkland2441]

Appears that way.

[@craigkirkland2441]

Yip thats about right...

[@curtisrobertson6069]

You're looking at to small of a section to see the pattern. That is a genetic sequence.

[@MerAngel12121]

Thank You, Roger. Wow! So very Beautiful ! Would Love to see more vids om the transitions of the organic matter into these gorgeous gems. Glad you showed that heart again, as I was looking at one last night, that I picked up at the river. I was looking at it and trying like heck to figure it out. It's a little heart, I know now. I also have a little collection of eyeballs started. It's so exciting to be able to identify them, Thanks to your vids. The river where there was lung tissue, also seems to have a few petrified or fossilized bats on the let side of the stream. I have been seeing a multitude of (Bats), of all sizes, everywhere, and I was wrongly classifying most of them as a species of reptile, but I am now thinking many of them are bats. When you think about it, There were Giants, Giant Trees, Giant Fruit, Giant Bugs, There would have to be Giant Bats, Right? I have been seeing them in all the cave vids. Please take a look at the Aquachigger channel, a video titled "The Slit Cave" or "Digging out the Slit Cave". Very strange. Hope you take a look. : ) Roger, thanks again, for your work and dedication to what is True.

[@VibrationsfromMirror]

I'm finding a ton of birds! I'll check out the slit cave. My HUGE birds seems to break down to about 3 or 4 proto-types, typically. If the earth was soft and birds were pecking the surface, it might explain seamounts. I believe you could be seeing bats. Thousands in caves. Giant bugs has come up again for me as I was looking for "Kincaid" ( Kennicutt it turns out, of the MEGATherium Boys at the Smithton Castle) Mantis and bats remind me some of pterodactyls, and revisiting ants ( ant people = early elongated skulls? ) Bees hover, not fly, and their technology of levitation would be a desirable attribute, and is today. Sounds like you are ahead of me being able to identify the body parts in fossils, eyes open! )

[@gypsies0184]

Umm. No.... Did you make this up all by yourself or did you have help?

[@bubber25]

totally believe it. But its still kinda morbid all the body parts that are under us lol

[@brucehuff4129]

Most ammonites come from Southern Alberta , Canada.

[@jasperfriend430]

How lucky we are to have you. What a body of work you are building. Such a legacy of awakening thoughts these are. And I take much away from your spiritual outlook and how it permeates your scientific and observational prowess. A healthy spiritual inner life obviously makes for a strong base in a researcher. Three cheers ]

[@KatrinaAune]

I really Love how you & so many are all affirming what everyone has called me crazy for saying since I was barely a teenager... ...... Seriously, #TySm ... ⭐️😽💋 btw, my daughters Chinese zodiac is a Dragon & Birth Stone is Opal. Just thought that might spark an idea, into how all of this also relates to the zodiacs. Just found out several yrs ago, the Chinese Zodiacs are also accompanied by elements. I am a Metal Aquarian Monkey. My Birthstone is Garnet/Amethyst. Welcome to the Fractal Freeway of Eternity....... 11:11

[@jaybailey9877]

None of what he is saying is correct. I have a degree in geology and I work for a Biotech corporation.

[@KatrinaAune]

@@jaybailey9877 So in other words your an educated idiot & a big part of our problem... I love to learn & learned how to learn on my own... I hv an award of excellence in Physical Science & hv multitudes if experience VS certification. I hv bn friends with Roger for at least 2yrs now & I already knew HE KNEW & KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT HE IS TALKING ABOUT MAJORITY OF THE TIME.... I hv even possibly helped figure a few things out.... like how dragons breathed fire.... So Kick Rocks.

[@jaybailey9877]

@@KatrinaAune Please get help.

[@christiandejesus1491]

16:47 frog eye

[@jaybailey9877]

This is the first I'm hearing of blood??? Opals are congregations of silica dioxide spheres refracting light into different colors. As far as I'm aware the colors are not caused by trace metals. The more I watch of this the more I find wrong so please every just don't watch this its very inaccurate.

[@umhhmm]

you sir are truly the most inspiring educator i have encountered in my 56 years of learning !!

[@WellStudied]

EVER CHECK OUT THE BIZARRE LATTICE "WAFFLE" ROCK AT JENNING RANDOLPH LAKE? charismaticplanet.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/waffle-rock-16.jpg

[@rhondaclark716]

RHESUS POSITIVE BLOOD TYPE , Named after the rhesus monkey with a D antigen protein or sugar floating on top of the blood surface all animals including reptiles have this blood type but the bird does not have a negative or positive blood type and the donkey is the only one that has a cross on his back

[@margueriteoreilly9490]

Omg Roger I just ♥ ur work Children should be taught this at school This is amazing, I'm teaching my kids Mudfossil University 🎓 Belfast 🇮🇪

[@kevinjohns2639]

You have a unique imagination and lots of gall (balls) to present such absurdities as educational. lol

[@shAnn0n1]

Came here for REAL education, DIDN'T GET IT, and I spent too long trying to follow him.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Some are uneducatable.

[@shilohndrah]

Thank you so dearly for your deeply committed and brilliant research!!! You are so connected to what I call "the good ones, " the ones who love the human being becoming. I come from the so-called metaphysical community, and I know you are doing a huge dot connecting for all of us. May so much grace and goodness flow toward the mud fossil awareness for the kindness of your teaching. igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary GOOD-BYE! plant animal mineral (classifications they used in the tv show "what's my line" a celebrity quiz show of the 50's which did a lot of mind control programming) compartments are no longer valid. Thank you for your matrix melting with your non-stop wow connections. You are sending such a lovely wave of consciousness to us Humans waking up to who we really are. . . the human heart that never gives up and always comes back to loving and remembering the many inside of each one of us.

[@digitalsmoke4694]

Can you make a video about turquoise? Is the source biological?

[@mangeygypsynunya6451]

fkn spare me.

[@Flashahol]

Okay, I'm going all out crazy: here's my new inspiration(s): What if the earth is some form of animal? Perhaps something even weirder, like a single cell. Possibly a fertilized egg (doesn't "Gaia" sound like a great name now?) What if this would explain extraterrestrials keeping earth under quarantine... The immune system of the Universe ins action! Okay, that last one was in part inspired by some cartoons, but hey! What if?... A knee cap the size of an asteroid? What is the real limit? Think fractal life... life inside life, inside life, etc.

[@susansiegel7777]

Flashahol I’ve wondered the same thing about our isolation.

[@bok2bok333]

Have you checked out uluru (Ayers rock). It iis known as the dead heart.

[@debbiesteve2217]

Michael Driscoll now I used to work out in the red centre of Australia with Aboriginals and they use to tell me all about the big serpents and snakes mountain sizes now this has got me thinking 🤔 lol

[@aaronlane3430]

African opals formed from asteroid...theory......there are many sources for opal.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Opals require DENSE transition metals...thats why they claim asteroid but I dismiss that unless you can present some evidence. Geologists have no clue about Geology actually.

[@bewildernesssurgeon4005]

15:15...gives erroneous explanation of the origin and cause of the varying colors while actual explanation is displayed across the actual video he is playing...classic 18:50 to the end is a dive off the deep end....wow Also, carboxylation has nothing to do with the addition of metals to hydrocarbons.

[@kathymarquis5906]

So my opal is creature?.

[@FishieKrackers]

no, opal is just a result of spaces in sediment that get filled with silica, these spaces could be just cracks in the ground, or decomposed remains (that get replaced with silica) So no, some opal can be a fossil, but only rarely. This guy is far from the truth

[@wubbleons6282]

and the power of crystal healing.. at frequency 528, the same as our bodies.. that must be why it works. by the way, lets change our music Hz tuning back to the middle c which is 528 please.. I wonder if people would be happier and calmer.

[@justincosby2258]

I could actually feel myself getting stupider as this played. This guy is so wrong its almost criminal. Lmao

[@curiouspunk3543]

05:54 CCCCCCCC HHHHHHHHHHH

[@polishcut]

1:24 Ammolite, not opal :)

[@mudfossiluniversity]

Identical chemistry just diff BODY PART.

[@polishcut]

@@mudfossiluniversity Very interesting video by the way, opals are trully fascinating. Best regards Filip

[@polishcut]

I thought it's kind of CaCO3 composition, not SiO2 like opals.

[@extraSPARErib]

I dunno dude, you are kinda far out there on the explanation you give. It is ... like you explain this but have no accreditation to say you know what you are saying. And I am following your logic too it is just ... kinda off ...

[@craigkirkland2441]

I try not to judge,Roger is talking a lot of poo to much LSD in the 60s..Opals are formed by silicates that are deposited on the sea floor over millions of years as they filter down cracks in the sea floor they harden into clumps..Colors are formed by silicate sphears forming in groups and clumps reflecting light in micron ranges with mineral compersitions.Most colors are anything from 20 to 25 to 32 microns in range and are round in shape...Any shells or annimites buried in the sea floor only become opalizied if they come into contact with the decending silicates...Over millions of years Auatralia has been covered by sea waters, the biggest sea was called the ARMUNGA sea it covered millions of sq miles depositing lime stones and muds as sedements where opals are found..No blood baths,no lungs no bones no slaughter just a twik of chemistery over hundres of millions of years..The correct info is out there people just have to find it...Hope things are a bit clearer now...

[@geoffgeoff143]

Whst a load of crap

[@rossramsdell7584]

Um... no... not even close. There is a reason this is NOT taught in school. You really need to sit down with an actual geologist, and listen.

[@mudfossiluniversity]

hahaha watch this for only a few minutes then GET BACK TO ME. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqmxZYycjblsn8U