The Rock Cycle

[@ZenoEditz.]

I’ve been watching your videos for years but this year our teacher played this in class and I’m unbelievably happy

[@ibrahimmulhim327]

I’m in Saudi Arabia and our teachers in international schools tell us to watch these after school if we didn’t understand the lesson

[@weskal5490]

Every now-and-then I'll collect a rock / stone because of its shape or texture etc., and always wonder how many millions, or more likely billions of years old it is, and the journey it has taken through such a vast amount of time to finally come to be in my hand. Its staggering to think my humble little collection will perhaps still be around to see our Sun die.

[@AnglandAlamehnaSwedish]

Too early for me to get to thinking that ,my head hurts I should have not read ur comment lol

[@oneguywon9816]

Rocks never die ✊

[@philcollinslover56705]

@@oneguywon9816✊✊

[@benjaminbaumgart7978]

Stellium7 has a great tutorial on some stone being petrified organs like hearts small and large! He even shows how you can create a Ruby in your microwave! I found an 8lb stone heart in my backyard! Action adventure twins is another interesting channel that explores deep caverns in Georgia’s limestone and granite mountains! I wonder what would Professor D explain how there’s almost like tree rings type layers traveling downward some 400feet! So yes keep an eye out for more than just “rocks”… crystals are living minerals! Petrified hearts, kidneys livers lungs and even tree sap and pieces of wood! (Hangman128) the archivist shares many articles from early 1900s about larger trees even! Nature is Amazing! We take it all for granted! Look out for the two eclipses this month! they’ll create and x over Texas! I’m sure something news worthy will occur…:) keep collecting! And take a gander in your nearest lakeshore or river bed!

[@shayn145]

im in grade 6 and really needed this! ur amazing, thank you! oh, and my parents are proud of me :)

[@BAYKAY47GAMING]

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[@BuddhaAfterDark]

these videos rock!

[@AlbertaGeek]

My sediments exactly!

[@weskal5490]

..................stony silence!!!

[@BuddhaAfterDark]

@@weskal5490 dont take these puns for granite!

[@AlbertaGeek]

@@BuddhaAfterDark Ore what?

[@BuddhaAfterDark]

@@AlbertaGeek mine your own business :p

[@Tazzydevil505]

this explained more than my teacher has done all year👍

[@vamilka]

mine js linked the video

[@vidzorko4492]

i cant believe Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is cycling gear again..

[@Амин-т4х]

Now he is a metamorphic rock

[@kk9w722]

I can't believe you here

[@Luxus_tikoks.3]

Frrrr😭😭😭

[@Mariahslays137]

Omg😭😭😭

[@gusess5743]

Don't need to cycle if you never stop joocing 🤨

[@hm-uq6mc]

If a sedimentary rock melts, would it always go through metamorphic phase first? or it can just go straight to magma?

[@christopherknight4908]

I think it always has to go through the metamorphic phase as it heats up, on it's way to melting. edit: I was going to compare this to solids going through a liquid phase as they heat up before becoming a gas, but sublimation is a thing, so maybe it is possible.

[@halimamohamed-pw2nc]

If it melt in turns into magma and when magma cools down and is exposed to erosion and weathering they immediately change ti igneous rock

[@mikhailquashie9899]

I’m about to start my bachelors degree in Geology soon and I am highly intrigued after watching all these videos by you. Just wanted to say Thank You.

[@uwillnevahno6837]

I have a dumb question. What happens to Sediment that undergoes heat and pressure? Does it just become Sedimentary Rock?

[@whatabouttheearth]

Look up video '#27 - Igneous, Metamorphic & Sedimentary Rock Types and The Rock Cycle'. The short answer is all rock types can turn into all the others.

[@halimamohamed-pw2nc]

It should first become a solid rock and can't jump to heat and pressure because that occurs when rocks are found deep into the earth's crust...sediment should under go when it farmed layers and harden over time to farm metamorphic rock❤

[@littlewitt1764]

This just helped my 7 years old with his home work....thank you

[@kingcos19]

Actually very excited for this

[@justmegodders2612]

This just helped me for my final test tomorrow

[@xiumingho6649]

Can sedimentary rocks directly melted to magma? Or it will always become metamorphic rock firdt then melted?

[@bunnykiller]

you left out the Hovind Cycle where rocks turned into humans... ;)

[@LanceHall]

Just yesterday i hauled a 162 pound igneous rock out of a creek to put in my rock garden.

[@thedrugdealerinthehomedepot]

You are a strange man, I wish you the best of luck with your rock adventures

[@AlbertaGeek]

Just remember to water it every day or it won't sprout.

[@GodEqualstheSquaRootof-1]

You Rock Dave

[@amitsinghbhadoriya6318]

Thanks

[@Eliteplayer-mq3pm]

Here for Geo

[@jvd.p5424]

Prof Dave I am really confused how to solve 4x²+x-3=0 can you please help me?

[@shokker2445]

Look up the quadratic formula. a=4, b=1, c=-3

[@jaydonbrown617]

I'm not Prof Dave, but there are two ways to solve this, quadratic formula or factoring by grouping. Are either of these methods familiar to you?

[@shokker2445]

So x = 0.75 or x = -1

[@jaydonbrown617]

@@shokker2445 Well yes, but the first answer would be left as x=3/4. Not sure if this just helps them, but the internet is indeed a source of free information like this.

[@Kpop_unnies]

Btw I was here for GEO.... NOT SCINCEEEE

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

wut

[@inumaki188]

@@ProfessorDaveExplains wut🤨

[@sideeggunnecessary]

Journey > guns n roses > aerosmith > journey

[@chelseahey8616]

i hope your vid will help me pass my test wish me luck for tomorrow

[@abdurrahmandureng]

This was my favorite in science class

[@norristookoech4456]

Cool❤❤

[@mashirodomobill657]

2:44

[@crystalallred4134]

i love your intro

[@leafgreensniper13]

Rocks

[@natgrant1364]

You're a rock cycle. Er... pardon me. Yeah, very interesting video. I sometimes wonder how deep into the mantle stuff from the surface gets pushed. I'd like to see a video that goes into more detail about the interior of the Earth.

[@TundeEszlari]

King video.

[@mehhhhh421]

Oh my gosh, finally a discipline I know!

[@paarthj.4479]

2 hours and already 1.3k views. sheeeeesh!

[@Lesser302]

Are you kidding me 😂 I was just here trying to see what this fella is all about from another video asking me about what to ask you on dr Keating show and my question when I seen the rock video was. Could one find a rock that could explain my thesis of evolution of discoveries through natural survival process fighting climate change and here is the rock 😂 2:43 awesome brother bloody awesome

[@werisriri]

Why does the intro is so addicting 😭😭😭

[@terriblestar6022]

no doubt that he explains well🙃🙃 And I really don't know why I laugh everytime I see his video🤣🤣😅

[@whatsup3519]

Bro, could you please make a video about phonics rules for reading.

[@CameronRobles]

Thanks for the great videos! Cool music :)

[@scottmclennan9231]

Could ancient humans have created concrete like substances that after thousands of years would metamorphosize into the stones for example used in the pyramids. Could a massive cataclysmic event trigger a geological anomaly? For instance could a comet impact accelerate the metamorphosis of certain types of rocks?

[@archibaldvonkranski8881]

Shout out big fella 🇦🇺

[@nerdwisdomyo9563]

I have a love-hate relationship with sedimentary rocks

[@nerdwisdomyo9563]

Wtf did i mean when i commented this?!?

[@markrothenbuhler6232]

Rock on!

[@sciencenerd7639]

thanks

[@jessicabailey9321]

Thanks for this 😊it helps a lot for me 😊

[@jasmijnariel]

My favorite kind of rock... The one evolving from humans!

[@najabinunaja618]

tnx my teacher

[@DjSapsan]

My favorite type of rock... is metal

[@Becafamfan]

Mhm love the song😂

[@ani4301]

Please debunk more flat-earthers

[@monjezganyirenda4542]

We are talking about rocks right so where are the Dwayne jonhsons😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sachinshinde9927]

Thank you!!

[@Deflateddefault]

this is so sigma

[@mawada-ju6ux]

Wow everything has reason

[@mitsuru338]

شكرا هواي❤

[@InduBala-n6p]

Bap hindi nhi sikhaya kya

[@singitofficial5561]

Yay🎉

[@yoyo6314]

So...what do I feed my pet rock?

[@minimonster3466]

The earth is a cylinder

[@waelfadlallah8939]

Don christie ?

[@donchristie420]

Hey dude, long time- how are you?

[@waelfadlallah8939]

Hahaha, here you are!

[@glennpearson9348]

And now we see the Venn Diagram of the Rock Cycle and the Hydrologic Cycle beginning to form. Without the latter, there would be no "weathering." Lithology and meteorology living in harmony.

[@whatabouttheearth]

The wind causes Aeolian weathering

[@berniceaihimegbe6129]

cool

[@rrlfire7393]

what?

[@banjoman5132]

Obama>Trump>Biden>Trump

[@karissac10]

You’re Cool Dave but I hate the intro

[@-JA-]

🙂👍

[@MorganBrown-r2p]

huh

[@SachinKumar-bk8wo]

Ekadam bakwas video hai si video kabhi mat banana nahin to Bata dun ise koi tax nahin Karega

[@Stzux]

Imagine believing in the big baby lol. billions of years?? LOL

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

Imagine referring to as “the big baby”. Try and learn something while you’re here, kiddo.

[@greglouisdomingo3036]

I'm First.

[@golukushwaha3782]

CNN

[@joshuajackson4742]

Professor Dave onlyfans plz

[@chrispatrick5950]

That is not funny

[@Mr.Physics-ql5sy]

Please make videos on high level topics like Statistical Mechanics, Solid State Physics and advanced topics of Quantum Mechanics like Quantum Angular momentum & spin, Quantization of Angular momentum, Hydrogen atom.

[@cann5565]

I sell rocks. Thank you rock cycle.