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Great video and excellent narration.

If you have hydronic heating, new heat pump technology can heat your home with outdoor temperatures down to -30C. New refrigerants such as R32 and R290 in Monoblock Air to Water heat pumps provide superior heating and cooling and low GWP unlike R410a that is a much more potent greenhouse gas and will be phased out.

which logger is used. Is it Robertson geologger?

Woow those Red and yellow leaves are beautiful!! 🌳🌳🌳

I believe I found an adult fly at the end of his life while camping at Finlayson Point Provincial Park, he hung around for a few days on the campsite kind of like a pet haha. got a ton of pictures not sure if its the exact thing you're looking for but surely something similar.

It's very poor science to play background music while trying to explain something.

hey sir can you please guide me how to separate lanthanum (La) from bastnaesite . i know we can separate REEs from it by flotation process( as you explain it ) but when it come to separate La from REEs is quite challenging . please guide me or make a video for solvent extraction technique and also mention the chemical we can use for it .

What about human overpopulation how would it feel if you were blocked from shopping at your favorite grocery store lol

Pretty general, an explanation of why they're chemically similar (due to the electron orbitals and valance electrons) would be useful, as well as why they're economically important (like gadolinium for MRI contrast or europium as a phosphor activator).

It's hard to hear the host over the shitty music.

how does this relate to Gorbinos Quest?

mercury as an example.

Fire them all. Hire me and ChatGPT and I tell you crazy sh*t, which your scientists only dreaming about. GG

Oh crap I saw a huge amount of nymphs today

I have a Blue Spruce but I don't think it's a Colorado Blue. All the lower branches and dead so I cut them off. Is there anything I can do for this tree? TIA

From Abby (2nd grader) in California: how do you know where to dig the holes? how do you remember where you put the poles in summer?

From what you're saying it seems like it's always sifted down to clay. Do you ever come across a sample that has NO clay in it?

I have one in my yard that I got from a nursery and it is now growing nuts after 15 years. It’s only 10 feet tall and about 12 feet around the canopy. Last fall I got 3 seed pods and put the in a ziplock bag of dirt and placed the in my refrigerator and this spring they have germinated.

I have one in Calgary, zone 3b.

Why did my tax dollars send this guy to the east coast to go up in a helicopter and get crappy overexposed footage so he can barely edit a story together? In all my years of photo/video I've never seen something like this. What happened to the government producing quality content?

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That bitch at the end is kinda cute.

Educational. Thank you.

Highly underviewed video. Amazing work that needs more recognition.

TOTALLY not realistic for renters. All of this presumes home ownership. Not true for millions of Canadians.

This scientist needs to travel to China and help them with their rare earth mineral processing. China rivers are becoming highly toxic and threatens to pollute the yellow river.

This is very interesting stuff, but please don't overuse the background music. I happened to be doing chores listening to this video as it came up. The background music came through very strongly, like some overproduced corporate how-to video. The sound was annoying, repetitive, and distracting. Most importantly, it was not at all needed to convey the information you wanted to in your video.

Geochemical 'Fingerprint' of NASM's Lost Basin Project compared to Minamitorishima Deep Sea REE Resource GNW Article content MIAMI, Sept. 26, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - North American Strategic Minerals Inc., a private US Delaware corporation, was formed in 2020 to explore for rare earth metals after its founders recognized a significant new geologic model for rare earth mineralization hosted in paleo basin pelagic sediments. Similar rare earth mineralization was first noted in modern basin pelagic sediments found at various locations on the Pacific seafloor. The mechanism of formation of this new type of rare earth mineralization is the direct precipitation of these critical metals from seawater into seafloor pelagic sediments. Article content The largest and most important of these rare earth seafloor metal precipitate deposits is known as the Minamitorishima deposit in the western Pacific. Technical details of Minamitorishima were first published in 2018 by a consortium of Japanese scientists who described this world-class rare earth deposit as having the potential “to supply these metals on a semi-infinite basis to the world.”1 Minamitorishima is considered to be the largest rare earth deposit in the world eclipsing all terrestrial deposits documented in China, Australia, Brazil, Vietnam, Greenland and elsewhere. The Japanese are currently investing six billion Yen to advance and develop the Minamitorishima deposit. Article content After recognizing the significant importance of this new style rare earth mineralization, NASM has applied this new target model to its exploration activities in paleo basin sediments at various localities of North America since 2020. NASM’s rare earth targets are found in a unique and very specific paleo basin sedimentary facies containing significant stratiform rare earth mineralization. This new style of rare earth mineralization discovered is distinctly different from common black shales or coal bearing sediments typically found throughout the world containing trace amounts of various minor metals.

This is fascinating Roger. Where would I be able to get samples of those surficial maps? They are so cool. I LOVE science!

7:18 - paper weight :D

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Also surprisingly hardy for a tree with a native range that far south. Perfectly hardy in Edmonton and there’s even one growing in Yellowknife, NWT

Can 65 ree elements be bubbled apart from sand?

hi uncle kevin from oliver

There are some really great male cultivars of Kentucky Coffee Tree that have a variety of tree forms and being male do not drop pods and seeds in the garden. I do wish that there was at least ONE female cultivar or available grafted females for the gardener that wants to have a mix of the sexes because in the wild the Kentucky Coffee Tree has become scarce due its natural predator dying out 10,000 years ago.

Good Video!

Soo cool!! I LIVE IN OHIO thank for Telling US!!

Keep up advancing and innovating.

I have 2.5grams of cf 252 in east Africa how can I get market?

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Do you have a process to separate Scandium, Thulium, Strontium, if so how? These minerals are in a fine sand mixture. wondering if magnets would be a good option?

Hey, cool. Do you actually develop the radiation sensor or are you mounting an off-the-shelf sensor on the drone? Does it only detect gamma? I know of 3 technologies that detect radiation. Have you invented a new sensing technology or using traditional Geiger tube. Thanks! ;)

What are the different costs of extracting REEs during their various processes stages?

How much for small gadget

Where can I get a sample tested for rare earth minerals

How old would that tree be?

Hi Joel. Great video. Very natural conversation introducing all the important questions and concepts. I'm on to part 2!

I've grown several of these from seed. The seedlings are in the second year, and there has been some attrition, but I think I still have about 30 healthy young plants.