Mineral Identification: Crystal Habit and State of Aggregation

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Hey everyone! This is the third in a series of videos on mineral ID. This one is all about crystal habits and states of aggregation. If you haven't done so yet, check out the Mineral Madness event going on all month long, vote for your favorite minerals and enter the giveaway!
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[@rockrockprettyrock6594]

Just finished watching the series of mineral characteristics. They will be helpful this summer when my grandson and I resume our “rock camp” activities. I just discovered your channel through the maker’s challenge; so glad I did. Thanks, Theo!

[@patriciamckean4186]

Love the orbicular and globular....

[@seashoremudlark3916]

Very helpful and informative. I luv that botryoidal jasper..so neat. thank you for the gr8 video..and yes I think that is natrolite

[@keithcunningham7925]

Thank you so much very helpful ❤️

[@sandmaker]

Great explantation of the different types. Thank you for the information. Ioved all the forms. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒ Question: Is Kyanite a form of asbestos. I keep finding yes and no in the id books.

[@TheAdventureCloset]

Really enjoyed seeing all your specimens and the great lesson. I think we have a mineral habit too. 😂🤓

[@seashoremudlark3916]

Rock and mineral habit..we all have them...so many rocks not enuf...no wait I'll make space😄 happy hunting

[@gregderksen1996]

No nun habit in crystal class?😆😆. sorry, couldn’t resist.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Prismatic is gonna look like a prism. Okay...