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MJ SCHOOL OF MINING AND GEOLOGY
Приєднався 8 сер 2020
The MJ MINING AND GEOLOGY was founded by a young geology graduate who is passionate, ambitious, visionary, sober, extraordinary, dedicated, outspoken, and committed to promoting excellence for individuals and increasing employment rates from disadvantaged universities. This young man was inspired by low performance from geology students, inability to do well in their researches/proposals/field reports/assignments, and lack of communication and presentation skills. Malebati Johannes is an innovative thinker who thrives in challenges, an outspoken individual who enjoys interacting with others and promote academic excellence for individuals. He is an effective instructor with a knack for making complex concepts easily understandable. He is an approachable and friendly person, and his students relate well to him. This channel will help scientists to have an in-depth insight into Earth Sciences and increase an understanding of some geologic concepts.
A quick look into Magnetic Geophysical Method
Welcome to our latest exploration into the fascinating world of geophysics! In this quick but thorough dive, we'll uncover the magic behind magnetic geophysical methods. 🧲✨
What You’ll Learn:
1.Basics of Magnetic Geophysics: Understand how magnetic fields reveal what’s beneath the surface.
2.Applications in Exploration: See how this method is crucial in finding natural resources like oil, gas, and minerals.
3.Cutting-edge Technology: Get a glimpse of the innovative tools and techniques used by geophysicists.
4.Case Studies: Real-world examples where magnetic methods made groundbreaking discoveries.
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more geophysical adventures!
#Geophysics #MagneticMethods #EarthScience #Exploration #Science #Technology #GeophysicalExploration
References
1.Exploration Geophysics
by
Gadallah, M. and Fisher, R. 2009.
2.Applied Geophysics
3. Prof AZ. Tessema Slide (University of Limpopo)
4. Dentith and Mudge, 2014
by
Telford, W.M., Geldart, L.P. and Sheriff, R.E.
What You’ll Learn:
1.Basics of Magnetic Geophysics: Understand how magnetic fields reveal what’s beneath the surface.
2.Applications in Exploration: See how this method is crucial in finding natural resources like oil, gas, and minerals.
3.Cutting-edge Technology: Get a glimpse of the innovative tools and techniques used by geophysicists.
4.Case Studies: Real-world examples where magnetic methods made groundbreaking discoveries.
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more geophysical adventures!
#Geophysics #MagneticMethods #EarthScience #Exploration #Science #Technology #GeophysicalExploration
References
1.Exploration Geophysics
by
Gadallah, M. and Fisher, R. 2009.
2.Applied Geophysics
3. Prof AZ. Tessema Slide (University of Limpopo)
4. Dentith and Mudge, 2014
by
Telford, W.M., Geldart, L.P. and Sheriff, R.E.
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Відео
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 7 (Interpreting geological maps/Introduction to outcrop patterns)
Переглядів 121Місяць тому
Outcrop patterns are the visible exposures of rock formations on the Earth's surface. They represent areas where the underlying geology is exposed due to erosion, weathering, or tectonic activity. These patterns are crucial for interpreting geological maps because they provide direct evidence of the rock types, structures, and stratigraphic sequences present in a particular area. By analyzing o...
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 6 (River Valley Formation & Contours)
Переглядів 57Місяць тому
In structural geology, understanding river valleys and their contours is crucial for deciphering outcrop patterns and geological structures. River valleys are low-lying areas carved out by rivers over geological time periods, typically exhibiting a V-shaped profile in cross-section. These valleys are significant because they often expose underlying rock formations and geological structures thro...
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 5 (Continuity & Discontinuity in Structural Geology)
Переглядів 100Місяць тому
In structural geology, continuity and discontinuity are fundamental concepts that describe the spatial relationships between geological features and structures at different scales. Continuity refers to the uninterrupted extension of geological features across space, whereas discontinuity describes breaks or interruptions in the continuity of geological structures. Understanding these concepts i...
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 4 (Homogeneity & Heterogeneity of rocks in Structural Geology)
Переглядів 49Місяць тому
In structural geology, the concepts of homogeneity and heterogeneity refer to the uniformity or variability of rock properties at different scales, from the microscale to the macroscale. Homogeneous rocks have consistent properties throughout, such as uniform mineral composition, grain size, and texture. In contrast, heterogeneous rocks exhibit variability in their properties, often due to diff...
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 3 (Isotropic & Anisotropic Rocks)
Переглядів 71Місяць тому
In structural geology, rocks can be broadly categorized as either isotropic or anisotropic based on their mechanical and physical properties. Isotropic rocks exhibit uniform properties in all directions, meaning their properties, such as density, elasticity, and strength, are the same regardless of the direction in which they are measured. Anisotropic rocks, on the other hand, have properties t...
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 2 (Understanding the Scale: Microscale, Mesoscale & Macroscale)
Переглядів 62Місяць тому
Scale in structural geology refers to the size at which geological structures are observed and studied. It encompasses a range of scales, from microscopic features such as mineral grains and fractures to regional-scale structures like mountain ranges and tectonic plate boundaries. Understanding scale is crucial for structural geologists because it influences the interpretation of geological phe...
Structural Geology Course: Lecture 1 (Introduction to Structural Geology) Scale, Tools & Importance
Переглядів 117Місяць тому
Structural geology is a branch of geology that focuses on the study of the architecture and deformation of rocks within the Earth's crust. It investigates the forces and processes that have shaped the Earth's crust over geological time scales. One key aspect of structural geology is understanding the various types of structures that form in rocks, such as faults, folds, joints, and fractures. T...
The Influence of South Africa’s Altitude on Rainfall and Groundwater Occurrence
Переглядів 275Місяць тому
In this video, we explore the intricate relationship between South Africa's diverse altitudinal landscape and its impact on rainfall distribution and groundwater occurrence. South Africa's topography is characterized by a high central plateau, surrounded by mountain ranges and coastal lowlands. This unique geographical setup plays a critical role in the nation's climate patterns and water resou...
Cyclones & Anticyclones & their effect in Hydrogeology
Переглядів 1432 місяці тому
Dive into the dynamic world of atmospheric phenomena with our latest video on cyclones and anticyclones, and discover their profound impacts on hydrogeology. Cyclones, with their intense storms and heavy rainfall, play a crucial role in groundwater recharge, river flow alterations, and sediment transport, which directly affect water quality and availability. Conversely, anticyclones, characteri...
Eutectic and Peritectic in Phase Diagrams: Equilibrium vs. Fractional Crystallization and Melting
Переглядів 572 місяці тому
Explore the intriguing concepts of eutectics and peritectics in phase diagrams, focusing on their behavior under equilibrium and fractional crystallization and melting conditions. This video provides a clear and detailed explanation suitable for geology enthusiasts, students, and professionals. References: Winter, J.D. (2010). An Introduction to Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology. Philpotts, A.R...
Understanding Plagioclase Binary System Phase Diagrams: Solid Solution Systems Explained
Переглядів 782 місяці тому
Join us on plagioclase binary system phase diagrams in solid solution systems! In this video, we break down the complexities of solid solution systems, helping you understand the fundamentals and applications of these important geological concepts. You will learn a whole lot about; Lever Rule, Degree of Freedom, Components, Systems, Phases, and crystallization history of plagioclases (Albite an...
Types of Stable Isotope Fractionation: Kinetic vs. Equilibrium Fractionation
Переглядів 752 місяці тому
Equilibrium fractionation occurs when isotopes of an element are distributed between two or more substances in a reversible reaction, reaching a state of dynamic balance. At equilibrium, the isotopes are partitioned based on differences in their chemical bond strengths, often resulting in the heavier isotope being preferentially concentrated in the substance with the stronger bonds. This type o...
Stable Isotope Fractionation
Переглядів 1092 місяці тому
Isotope fractionation refers to the process by which different isotopes of an element are separated or preferentially concentrated in different chemical or physical processes. This occurs because isotopes of an element have slightly different masses, leading to variations in their chemical behavior and physical properties. For example, lighter isotopes tend to react faster than heavier ones, wh...
Isochron Dating Technique: Radioactive & Radiogenic Isotopes
Переглядів 652 місяці тому
Isochron dating is a sophisticated radiometric dating method used to determine the age of rocks, minerals, and meteorites. Unlike traditional radiometric dating, which relies on the assumption that no daughter isotopes were present at the formation of the sample, isochron dating eliminates this assumption by using a graphical method to determine both the age and the original composition of the ...
Exploring the Elemental Origins: A Primer on Nucleosynthesis and Its Variants
Переглядів 372 місяці тому
Exploring the Elemental Origins: A Primer on Nucleosynthesis and Its Variants
Comminution Process in Geology: Sample Preparation
Переглядів 502 місяці тому
Comminution Process in Geology: Sample Preparation
The Science of Froth Flotation in Mineral Processing
Переглядів 2082 місяці тому
The Science of Froth Flotation in Mineral Processing
Mineral Processing (Fire Assay): Extracting Precious Metals with Precision
Переглядів 5132 місяці тому
Mineral Processing (Fire Assay): Extracting Precious Metals with Precision
"'Uniaxial vs. Biaxial Minerals & Optic Sign Determination"
Переглядів 1152 місяці тому
"'Uniaxial vs. Biaxial Minerals & Optic Sign Determination"
"Unveiling the Secrets of Interference Figures in Mineral Optics"
Переглядів 392 місяці тому
"Unveiling the Secrets of Interference Figures in Mineral Optics"
"Unveiling Earth's Treasures: Transmitted vs. Reflected Light Microscopy in Mineral Optics"
Переглядів 372 місяці тому
"Unveiling Earth's Treasures: Transmitted vs. Reflected Light Microscopy in Mineral Optics"
"Unlocking the Spectrum: Plane Polarized Light vs. Crossed Polarized Light"
Переглядів 472 місяці тому
"Unlocking the Spectrum: Plane Polarized Light vs. Crossed Polarized Light"
"Unveiling the Mysteries: Extinction Angle in Mineral Optics"
Переглядів 1572 місяці тому
"Unveiling the Mysteries: Extinction Angle in Mineral Optics"
Crystal Defects: Causes, Types, Factors & Importance in Mineralogy
Переглядів 623 місяці тому
Crystal Defects: Causes, Types, Factors & Importance in Mineralogy
Bushveld Complex Ep 1: Formation, Size, Structure & Layering
Переглядів 4353 місяці тому
Bushveld Complex Ep 1: Formation, Size, Structure & Layering
Pauling's Rules: Radius Ratio, Polyhedron, Coordination Numbers
Переглядів 604 місяці тому
Pauling's Rules: Radius Ratio, Polyhedron, Coordination Numbers
Cheer~~a form of feldspar consisting of aluminosilicates of sodium and/or calcium, common in igneous rocks and typically white.😊
Much appreciated 👌😊
Good job
@@neemaevard8869 Thank you 🙏🏼
Please upload magnetic and electrical methods
@@neemaevard8869I will do that. Thank you
Well Done !
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for a clear and concise explanation on a highly controversial subject
As an interested layperson, this helped me understand how geologic maps may not be used alone, but as context for other info or site studies. So thank you.
Much appreciated 🎉
your email adress plz
Kindly remove the background music.
Thank u, I’ll do that 😆
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Making an offhand comment to my wife about how borax can be used in fire assay to an AI narrated video in 2 hours, thanks modern world, I hate it here
That’s true, let’s be thankful to the modern world. I appreciate your input as well.
I appreciate your taking the time to put this together, thank you.
Much appreciated 🙏🏼
this was really helpful
Much appreciated 🤗
Can nobody narrate these days, must we now be subject to endless half baked AI readings, with no recourse to correction? "Amethyst colour due to trace ammounts of fay in the crystal", if it were not for the provided script I would have been stuck wondering exactly what "fay" was. Fe, iron you banana brained nit wit who decided to delegate this reading to an AI engine instead of getting a huiman who knew what they were actually reading to do it.
exactly what I was looking for! However, not in-depth enough! References!! Where can I find more??
Thank you so much. For more information check Tulane University (www2.tulane.edu/~sanelson/eens211/mineral_chemistry.htm) and article by Charles. A Geiger (Solid solutions: Background, history and scientific perspective, 2001).
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Well explained Mr Malebati Sir
Thank you so much 🙌
Cation ( Read as Cat - Ion) .. Anion ( An-ion).. Great video, overall though..
Thank you for your input🙏🏼
While the content itself was exactly what I was trying to understand, the super annoying piano music was so distracting I couldn't retain the information properly. In my opinion drop the music.
Point taken. There is a room for improvement. Thank you for sharing your thoughts🙏🏼
Thank you! @@morakamalebati7698
Who can buy me i have alot
😂😂Great stuff
👉 *PromoSM*
Too difficult to listen to.
Ask I’ll be happy to help
I remember learning of unconformities, and thinking how weird the word “unconformity” sounds. It seems to go against the rules of the English language.
😂it’s a weird name indeed. Geological terms seem to have nothing to do with English
Enjoy this episode💯💥❤
This is very helpful
Thank you. Much appreciated 🎉🙏🏼
I LOVE your Videos.
Thank you so so much. Much appreciated 🎉
Does a GeoPhysical Survey Chart or Map actually look like anything like that shown in the Video?
This is for demonstration purposes. But more or less the same. Wherein colors plays an important role during interpretation (e.g., red colors in magnetic methods may show the rock below the surface which are associated with high magnetic values, however, the opposite is true for blue colors). For more information I recommend you visit: Geophysics for the Mineral Exploration Geoscientist. By Michael Dentith and Stephen T. Mudge.
@@morakamalebati7698 -- THANK YOU.
Informative
Thank you 🫶🏻
AI commentary is grating and distracts
Thank you for your input, highly appreciated 🙏🏼
why do i hear music in the background? Damn. Fail.
Will improve. Thank you for your input
Old people are best!
Enjoy the mysteries of the ancient Earth🙌🥹❤❤❤❤❤❤
Who else loves the content?😌
The only problem with this episode is it ends🔥
Stratigraphy of South Africa makes sense👏🏽🔥🙆🏽♀️
Great work!
Thanks for the visit😊🔥
Nice content🎉🥂
Thank you 🙏🏼
Hello guys enjoy this wonderful episode🥹🙌❤️. Sorry about some mini breaks (it was network issues) and at about 18:51 (sorry guys, i meant to say the Sand River Gneiss is like a base, the Beit Bridge Complex was deposited on top as a cover. Enjoy and stay tuned ✨❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The red line means "magma composition"? What is exactly the red normaliced lime?
The red line represent the standard composition which serves as a frame of reference. This is either Mid-Oceanic Ridge Basalt or Chondrite which have known composition.Then any shift in composition from this line is an anomalous change (enrichment or depletion).
Amazing content to study
Geochemistry is magical 🙌
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hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
Hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
Hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
"Hey everyone! If you enjoy our content, we would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing to our UA-cam channel. Subscribing helps us continue creating and bringing you more videos that you love. We value each and every subscriber, and your support means the world to us. Thank you so much!"
Review the voice over. Obviously someone is reading a script for the first time with no geo knowledge.
Thank you for your input. Much appreciated.
It took me ages to understand why silica content wasn't quartz content. Then someone explained quartz as "free" silica.
That is true. Also, we know that quartz (crystalline silica) is a mineral containing silica (SiO2). Therefore, we can conclude that all quartz is silica but not all silica is quartz. This is because we also having a high temperature form of quartz called tridymite with the same composition.
Why does some Labrorite form clear crystals?
The main reason why not all labradorites exhibit labradorescence (i.e., some are clear) is because of lamellar separation and composition. The requirement for lamellar separation is a very slow cooling of the rock containing the plagioclase. This slow cooling will enable Ca, Na, Si, and Al ions to diffuse through the plagioclase and produce the lamellar separation. The lamellar separation only occurs in plagioclases of a certain composition; those of calcic labradorite (50-70% anorthite and bytownite with an anorthite content of approximately 70-90%. Therefore, not all labradorites exhibit labradorescence (they might not have the correct composition and or/ they cooled too quickly), and not all plagioclases that exhibit labradorescence are labradorites (they may be bytownite).