Physical Geology: Metamorphic, Foliation

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Excellent video! thank you

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Well explained Thanks from India 🇮🇳

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Fantastic!!

[@KateMcCridhe]

I was a little surprised to hear rubies mentioned for schist... When I was studying mineralogy, back in the early 1980s, it was categorized with sapphires, and as a slow developing crystal in igneous rock. I remember garnet had various colors, like pea soup greens, browns, reds, and blacks. I think there is a purple variation called Alexandrite, but I may be mixing that memory with something else. They develope in unique crystals shaped like a dodecahedron. Granted... science tends to change over 40 years (certainly faster than geologic time!), and much of what I was taught has had a metamorphosis of its own.

[@angrysshark]

Rubies are red sapphires

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[@pratyakshya.psahoo1611]

Thanks a lot for this concept.. Plzz explain in Hindi.. And I want to know about foliated and lineated rocks plzz help me..

[@angrysshark]

What makes you think she speaks Hindi?

[@pratyakshya.psahoo1611]

@@angrysshark Oo sorry

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Thanks a lot .. it helped :)

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Thanks!

[@geoffgeoff143]

Rubies?

[@karthikak7031]

Thank u... Pls explain with tamil

[@angrysshark]

She doesn't speak Tamil bro, what kind of question is that?