Looking for Copper- How are Porphyry Deposits formed?

[@matthewbrown480]

Man, ive been watching hours of geology videos to get an understanding of these porphyry deposits and you gave it to me in 3 mins. Great video for us amateurs.

[@otgonbayarochirbat3900]

I have been working in different porphyry copper deposits for like 10 years. This is very well put together video in short amount of time. Kudos to the content creators and geos!

[@jackbalitok3910]

2:05 Outboard of this potassic core is a halo of propylitic alteration defined by green coloring of the rocks from the assemblage of minerals EPIDOTE, CHLRORITE, CALCITE, & ALBITE.

[@BlackCodeMath]

Neat and quick. Now do SSC deposits.

[@madalitsophiri7457]

Damn this is great. Make more of these videos

[@soroush6788]

it was very helpful. Thanks.

[@abdualrzaqalmgaleh4092]

Very useful

[@dimakatsohlahla511]

literature can make the porphyry deposits seem complex😪 thanks for simplifying the deposits in just 3min

[@konvikted_fellin8253]

That's done for a specific purpose to hopefully make it so you never understand anything in the first place

[@dimakatsohlahla8580]

I believe different learning styles work for different people. Videos and literature can each be valuable tools for understanding - they just work in different ways.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

A metric ton is 1,000 kilograms.

[@MicEE2998e5]

music is very annoying

[@geoffgeoff143]

I wish yanks would stop saying metric tons. That unit does NOT exist. Use Tonnes!

[@PhilStinnet]

Metric tons does not exist?

[@igorklyukin5507]

Еще есть hort tonnes -- короткие тонны, они чуть меньше. Поэтому уточнение существенно. :)