Plate Tectonics Theory Lesson

[@imanmoghisi6295]

LOOOOL the description says this was made for gr 6-8ers. And im sitting here in my first year of university learning all of this, lmaooo thank you very much it really helped me for my geology class

[@Bottomsupyours]

Likewise >.

[@raghavchopda8496]

bruh

[@hd_entertainment0327]

bruh

[@ic0nic_edith151]

Iman Moghisi I’m in 7th grade watching this :D

[@bobleclair5665]

Iman Moghisi still learning at 68

[@metatrash2928]

I swear to god I learn more on youtube then at school, Thanks for making this video!

[@Bottomsupyours]

"Then" is sequential, "than" is comparative. You're comparing the amount of learning at school to the amount on KZbin, so you would say "more on KZbin than at school." Sorry, I'm an English major.

[@DominickAdelstein]

@@Bottomsupyours that's very impressive

[@mahamedaden7237]

Copy and paste lol.

[@DominickAdelstein]

@@mahamedaden7237 ohh😉😉

[@clifforddejesus8208]

Im gonna tell this to my mom

[@beakerthebeaver581]

I find it hard to believe how I learn more from an 8 minute video than I do in school for 1 whole week.. This video covered lessons that took my teacher 2 weeks to teach me completely.... this is why I prefer KZbin. It’s so much better.

[@MD-zg3eq]

same

[@Fx-ov5dn]

I'm not trying to be mean or anything but u are the problem cause if ur teacher spent 1 week teaching you this and you still needed a video to understand that mean you weren't paying attention at class Which is BTW the same reason I'm here lol but yea you can't always plame the teachers when you r the one that isn't paying attention

[@philipainz2036]

@@Fx-ov5dn That may be possible, and another possibility is that some teachers don't deliver the lesson well for the students to understand, because believe it or not, seeing the fun and enjoying the class really depends on the teachers. For example, I used to hate math when I was in elementary, but when I got to senior high school, for some reason, the teachers made learning Math fun, that's why Math is my favorite subject in senior high.

[@srd7]

Honestly, when schools stop asking students to rot everything and instead come up with such wonderful lessons, kids will run back to school, not away from it. Wonderful lesson Cary.

[@tryingartist42]

Doing this for my online schooling cause of covid stay safe everyone and wash your hands!

[@thisissosadalexaplaydespac4951]

I will rather eat my hands

[@johnr.timmers2297]

Don't forget to look up John Tuzo Wilson. His theory of transform plate boundaries, and their eventual discovery along continental ridges confirmed Wegener's theory for all

[@poololololohjy]

I would rather eat my hands fingers

[@paulomagalona8831]

I would rather finger my hmmm

[@car1itos]

Same

[@shaelirose]

This really helped with studying!

[@CaryGraham]

Thanks, Shaeli!

[@nickdecain1808]

i studied with this too yoink

[@bianka5419]

Yeah, this helps a lot! Thanks!

[@bilalasgharkhanlodhi6573]

True

[@tracybange226]

quite excellent isnt it

[@hashimakeel7616]

Thank you so much for putting valuable time and effort into this, it really helped me visualize every thing in such a detailed topic ! You did a great job Cary.

[@durmusomur962]

Ji..#.wouxdy n

[@NOTTHASAME]

It is not true , dont be do gullible , this guy has never seen the inside of the earth . No one has seen the inside of the earths layers , thus this is BS at best , guessing . The world is not what you have been taught.

[@alimhd6871]

@@NOTTHASAME there's so much proof.... ur going to fail school xD

[@dawonkim9688]

You taught me more in this 9 min video than my science teacher did in a whole term. Thanks for the video

[@williamseru1376]

I can remember this rather then reading one whole notes

[@ahmadalshammeri5194]

You just explained the whole theory in 9:00 and my teacher take 3 weeks to explain it

[@kiranbailey7502]

@Moath Alqahtani wot

[@imconfused5463]

@@kiranbailey7502 he says he's from saudi arabia

[@vandana445]

@SWIKRITIE DHAWAL speaks*

[@soanxious9716]

lol same

[@ranixx1405]

😂true

[@stevenbaumann8692]

Great video. Two things. 1-the Earth spins counterclockwise relative to north. 2-Continental rifts lead to sea floor spreading. The way it's presented it sounds like you're describing two types of divergent boundaries. There's one. Continental rifts are the precursors to sea floor spreading. The process and mechanisms are the same for both.

[@miguelj.rubalcava3120]

quick question... when he talks about the divergent boundaries, he mentions that usually the heavier, denser crust is the one that slides down. I saw another video where it states that its the thinner plate that slides down. is this the same thing? if not, who's right? thank you

[@aljabirmikhailhernandez2882]

Who else is watching this on 2020? This helped me a lot and it just summarized everything I learned on class today. I think I learned more in here than in class.

[@com.phantom342]

Who would win? My science book? OR this video? Btw, I subscribed

[@poololololohjy]

no

[@jirehphysio7435]

This vid

[@Conqxred]

the video

[@paulomagalona8831]

Or

[@underscore2708]

i choose or

[@islammokhtar2926]

a high-schooler from Egypt wants to thank you extremely for your effort exerted in that video, really like words can't help me to thank you enough for this clarifying presentation. Thanks sent from the country of Mo. salah, Giza pyramids, and Pharaohs

[@wmaxsen]

Sir, your 8-minute video is much clearer than all of the readings and classes that I have watched on the subject. Great animation to support those who prefer visual input like me. Thank you so much, I hope you continue to explore this and other subjects.

[@everythingpb7710]

Agreed

[@carlzapffe7858]

I wrote a term paper on Plate Tectonics and Alfred Wegener in 1968 in my pursuit of a degree in Geology at Michigan Technological University. Then this was merely considered a theory at that time and not given much attention at all. Nor much credence either. I totally bought in during my studies of this theory and the writing of my paper. I strongly argued for it. Not one course, or even a mention of plate tectonics, in any of my university classes during the 1960s. It has been amazing to me to watch this theory become fact within a few decades of my graduation.

[@manikbaugh]

Holy Moly! This just covered my whole sixth grade unit! ;D

[@taposhichowdhury1884]

This is 3 yrs ago?? Your probably in 9th or 8th by now

[@aymanajaj889]

Awkward! :D

[@cmcg3738]

Great video. May not be the most complex subject, but the way you broke it down for someone like me, who knew absolutely nothing about it, was brilliant. Clear and concise script, great visuals, one of the best lessons on anything I've seen.

[@ralsharp6013]

I didn't realise tectonic plates was still a theory. I thought it was a proven fact. Thank you for taking me through all of the guesswork.. Must be really hard for geology students to remember all of this stuff. Fabulous how you did a recap at the end of the video. Thanks for the learning

[@shelleysteva2251]

Ral Sharp it is a fact as much as anything is. That is what a theory is - an idea that has been “proven” by repeated observations and experiments

[@ralsharp6013]

@@shelleysteva2251 thank you so much for explaining that.. I thought a 'theory' was in the box of 'guesswork.' Now I know🙏🏽👣💧🌱

[@ralsharp6013]

@Apple YT thank you for explaining the how in the why.. I completely missed any understanding during my school days, concerning the plates. I went to Google Earth to see if they could be noticed in the ocean

[@bharatiprajapati7063]

You are doing a great job. Things which I never understand at online school, you explain them soooooooooooo well. I enjoyed the animation and the explanation. The most important thing I love is your voice in the video. Your voice is really nice. Keep up making educational videos and making children understand what they do not understand at school. Your videos really help me.

[@ash_milktea6909]

This helped me more than school does, btw tomorrow I have a test about this wish me luck *subscribed*

[@mirandachiasson2942]

did you do good?

[@matthewfernandes2235]

How’d it go?

[@jiminshiistoes5916]

Armmmyyyyyyy!!!!

[@miagrundyphotography]

I am a first year Envrionmental Science student and this helped me immensely! You explained this so well and I love the visuals. Thank you!

[@bl00dedsaints]

This was assigned to be one of my 6th grade home assignments for work, and it really helped me out! Great video!

[@rachellee6807]

I'm a TOEFLer and it is very helpful. I appreciate your great work!

[@kaileymercy7257]

This helped me a lot to understand the theory and I loved the review at the end! Please make more videos :)

[@mauricelao2292]

Congratulation for learning a lie. The truth is expanding Earth

[@erickfranco3933]

@@mauricelao2292 bro expanding earth can also be a theory and not truth.

[@NOTTHASAME]

Hurting with deception and lies , people are so gullible about everything. How can people be for certain about this planets layers when it has never been cut in half to inspect ? They are full of shiot ! The truth is something you can't hardly handle , you have no place for truth until you clean out the BS that you've been force fed. Truth ...... There is mo such thing as tectonic plates , it reality is what you were told in this video is another lie . They have not witnessed one single tectonic plate in their life , it is made , a guess without proof. What they are calling tectonic plates are the dead petrified body's of humongous creatures and gigantic humans , a gigantic graveyard of dead creatures. Any land mass above the oceanic water's are nothing more than the humongous dead creatures. Where one body ends and another begins is the San Andreas fault line , earthquakes happens when the body's move around or shift by the water's surrounding it.

[@swiftiecat17]

I have exams tomorrow and I am reviewing, and I have NEVER seen such detail in a video ever! You really helped me! THANK YOU!!! PLEASE make for videos explaining more things like this! :)

[@man6127]

Excellent video sir. One point I'd like to add is, there are two types of base on the crust namely oceanic crust and continental crust. This may result in different outcomes during convergent , divergent and transform boundaries.

[@child_0f_sp0il3r]

You need more subscribers my dude. I'm so glad my history teacher played your video at my school! If he didn't, I wouldn't have discovered this channel.

[@a_lettuce]

Absolute lifesaver, been slacking in class for 4 months+ and thought I was gonna fail. Thanks for this comprehensive and informative vid!

[@warhawk638]

ah, yes, thank you for the permission to rewind the video.

[@ElliePalmtree]

Do you have any more videos like this? They are so useful!

[@CaryGraham]

Thanks, Ellie. I'm planning to do more soon!

[@labeledsoup9388]

useful for college level too. believe it or not!

[@GamingwiththePROGamingFarts]

LIAR!

[@ski1692]

Dapromaster, Like Labeled Soup said, believe it or not. I'm not going against your statement. :]

[@EyeLean5280]

Cary Graham: If you decide to do more, you may want to set up a Patreon account so you can be compensated for your work.

[@divyavyas9003]

This literally told me more about tectonic plates than my entire chapter did. Thanks! You earned a sub!

[@CaryGraham]

Thanks, Divya! Glad it helped!

[@lilligibson2321]

i was looking for hours for a good video about this and u explained perfectly

[@ryzzashes1152]

This is 3 weeks of our lesson in 8 minutes ! Gosh thank you for this!

[@allansarion7118]

Pov, your teacher linked this is homework

[@deskyshow9840]

I have a geo standardised test tomorrow on this and this really helped because I have a photographic memory so seeing it helps alot plus the information was identical to the notes we were given. So this video basically saved me 2 hours of revising long notes

[@MrConan89]

I wish I could have seen this in the 1960's when I was studying.

[@peterochieng6322]

Brilliant work. a very useful instructional resource for Kenyan Geographers . more please.

[@Clara-vy7wi]

thank youuu!! I finally understand science now🙌🏼

[@yasminmabdi563]

Absolutely love how you included examples into your explanations. Thanks a lot.

[@thesiblings8124]

Yo, I'm cramming for my earth science SOL and videos like this are a lifesaver.

[@UCvow2TUIH0d2Ax2vik9ILzg]

That was a great and informative video. I'm building my own world for a pen and paper role playing game and I'm studying geology to figure out how to make realistic geology of the world, this helps a lot.

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Robo Cathat any idea what it'll be called?

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[@evelinabirak4645]

Thanks, it was really helpful! My teacher explained all of this in like probably 1 minute, and my textbook wasn't making any sense. Who else relates to teachers that teach at the speed of light? ^v^

[@ahmedhaider8141]

U are better than my teacher

[@adijatedwards2921]

Than u so much for this videos. This video explains better than text book. God bless the creator of You tube. You tube has really helped with on line class. Please, make more vudeos. Best explantion so far.

[@pracheebhardwaj2790]

He just explained my 9th class chapter. I- In the description it says for middle school😂 Thanks btw

[@rolichoudhary1905]

Same here

[@byvekaryal6088]

Learning this thing in First-Year of Undergraduate Level :) I knew there were plates on earth earlier but had no idea what that meant. I'm feeling my schooling was incomplete when I saw it was a middle school lesson for 6-8 graders !!

[@CaryGraham]

There is no shame there. I learned this when I made the video...and I was probably much older than you with two college degrees. Never too late to learn new things. Hope it was helpful!

[@byvekaryal6088]

@@CaryGraham Indeed it was helpful ❤️ It helped me understand stuffs that my textbooks couldn't explain well enough. It helped a lot for my Physical Geology Classes. Thanks for the video 😉

[@thri143]

i wish my teachers were like you!! thanks for the valuable lesson

[@isabellabradshaw393]

I learned more from this 8:30 video then the last 4 weeks of science class.

[@kendallrodrique]

real

[@abubakarplays9580]

Please upload a video on folding and faulting process

[@harveycharles3890]

great Video! I really love the review at the end because it summarizes the main concepts. However all around, excellent job. This was great and I would like to see you do more videos about other Earth Science concepts later. Thanks for Making This! :)

[@avyluxe3797]

Thank you on putting your time and effort for this, this really helped in covering up the part of syllabus I had missed in my geography classes

[@nlgjumpa5153]

Avy Luxe your welcome

[@matthewmotyl1881]

Excellent Presentation! Most college instructors do not have the presentation skills exhibited here!

[@upmagupta5213]

Wow! I understood the whole topic without any doubts😊 pl upload more videos sir, I have subscribed and liked your video

[@FinBoyXD]

Holy shit, how is there such a good video on youtube and I've never seen it before.

[@wiamelabbassi3712]

man u can totally explain, love the structure and animation very pleasant and clear.

[@adityaaysola9708]

How do you make your videos/animations? I need to make these types of videos.

[@CaryGraham]

I use After Effects for these types of videos. There are tons of great tutorials online if you're interested in getting started. Two that I highly recommend are SonduckFilm (kzbin.info) and Ben Marriot (kzbin.info)

[@eyaniyb]

I had trouble to understand the plate movements but now, things have changed. Thank you!

[@minoomh8071]

OMG! i don't even speak English in my country but i learned more in this yt vid then i do in school! thank u SO much for making this video! (u saved me for my final exam!)

[@Woeueuue.]

I used this to help me study for my exam hopefully this helps! ^-^

[@SumitThakur53]

Cary, awesome video ! Can you share which software you are using to create such awesome videos.

[@JDYOON007]

Alfred Wegener proposed the theory of continental drift - the idea that Earth's continents move. Despite publishing a large body of compelling fossil and rock evidence for his theory between 1912 and 1929, it was rejected by most other scientists.

[@gurudevky441]

Your animation and your explanation made me under stand better than for school

[@CaryGraham]

That's awesome, Gurudev!

[@BeIteshazzar]

You show the Ring of Fire as a subduction zone, however all the material on the oceanic floor near California is new. This suggest that material is only rising from the fault line, but NOT diving into it. The mountains and volcanos created in this manner are same as it is being formed at the mid-Atlantic ridge under the ocean. The difference is that the crust (lighter material) is already present and is being pushed up so the process is more evident. Also you show later that same Ring of Fire at San Andreas Fault as sliding (transform boundary). So is it sliding or subducting?

[@ryuuioreo3464]

Thank you for making thisssss I WAS SOO LAZY TO READ MY SCIENCE BOOK

[@CaryGraham]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jadakam]

Oof samee Uwu kennmaaa

[@nutritionistdeepika5663]

R u idiot its an Sst topic ?

[@edelyn8992]

ify

[@aliyansohail4168]

@@nutritionistdeepika5663 yes it is a sst geo topic

[@Santy_4799]

This is such a high quality production.... you deserve way more subs dude

[@whyjay1]

This really helped me for my exam

[@Raj-tt3gs]

Thank you very much. you saved me, now I just have to make notes of 1 and half page.

[@CaryGraham]

You're welcome! Good luck on the paper. You've got this!

[@baruchben-david4196]

I think way more people learn from your videos than middle school students...

[@thathun9941]

Istg This literally explains everything way better than my school notes

[@lunas_gallery]

*This video explains better than my teacher explanations*

[@Cookie_Comment]

Thank you so much! I love my teacher, but just couldn't grasp the overwhelming amounts of new information. This was so helpful and I have a better understanding! :)

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[@ZarrysLux]

thanks for this video it helped a lot in my report

[@robjoshuapalmares5796]

Im already an grade 11 student but god damn I'm still stuck here watching this, this is the most understandable video I've ever seen so far

[@thepsyrat4453]

Well hopefully I will get 2 more marks in my exam... ty Cary

[@ddXD._.]

Very helpful during this lock down....My teacher recommended this video for better understanding

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your a good teacher Cary Graham!

[@reyrxyyy]

This was aamaaaazing Cary, i'm learning this in grade 9 and I dont know how to thank you.

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This was so short and well organized and easy to understand with the animation its a master piece

[@heyitsshyreen3093]

Thank you so much for this 😊 this is a big help.

[@CamillaMalinaDedewaaAgyarey]

This is a very informative and helpful video. Thank you!

[@catherinechaiban7910]

omg thank you!! this really helped in studying

[@metalhand199]

Love the simplicity in this one! P.S: What font did you used for this one?

[@fatmaalmarrie6851]

helped alot thank u ! life saver

[@prin3299]

Our teacher send this video on our google classroom. Thanks to our teacher for sending this great video. And thanks for the video. You just gained another subscriber. Have a good day to every one who red this.

[@Rimmy25]

when your science teacher makes u watch this....but this was actually helpful

[@manjariagrawal61]

I'm in 6th grade, and we're learning about Plate Tectonics, Thank you Mr. Graham

[@memesohmemes633]

Am I the only one here watching this for 6th period science class during quarintine? lol

[@capableextent59]

1st lol

[@TheHappyear]

it's not Mt Everest your pointing at. it's Nuptse (cf 6:01 of your video). Mt Everest is the high though somewhat blunt peak to the left ...

[@transittoronto_busfan]

0:19 it’s not plate tectonics that moves below the surface. It’s the subway😂

[@sage9865]

Lol, I had to watch this for school… thanks guys, this made this easy to comprehend 😊

[@marylyons-tinsley9974]

thanks!! as a teacher, this rocks!

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Helped I studying 📚✏

[@CaryGraham]

Glad to hear it!

[@robertkipchumba6454]

I WISH I HAD INTERNET WHEN I WAS A TEACHER BIN HIGH SCHOOL GOOD PIECE OF INFORMATION

[@purvarajanand3456]

Thanks alot! This really helped. Please make more videos. Have an exam coming up.

[@schoolaccount50yearsago47]

If I had a nickel for every time my school linked me to a video that had no new information to me I would be so fucking rich.

[@09developerboy85]

You considers 5 cents being rich? Odd guy

[@AbhishekShukla]

very useful video

[@ghetoknight7801]

No

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[@kaifrahman2703]

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[@shadow_s42]

This saved my life when I was doing my homework, on the last day of studying my friend showed me this video and I completed everything in a day. Thanks!