Finding Rare Meteorites | Earth: The Power of the Planet | BBC Earth Science
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Dr Phil Bland leads an expedition in search of rare meteorites, which provide evidence of how important Earth's protective atmosphere is for life to prosper.
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Earth: The Power of the Planet (2007)
Examining the great forces that shape the Earth - volcanoes, the ocean, the atmosphere and ice - the programme explores their central roles in our planet's story. How do these forces affect the Earth's landscape, its climate, and its history? CGI gives the audience a ringside seat at these great events, while the final episode brings together all the themes of the series and argues that Earth is an exceptionally rare kind of planet - giving us a special responsibility to look after our unique world.
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3:36 - Easy to miss but there's a brief moment where the sun glints off the smooth surface just right and you can see some mostly parallel lines across it. This was the leading edge as it began to ablate in the upper atmosphere, creating a pattern something similar to if you melt ice in the wind of a fan.
JESSE WE NEED TO FIND METEORITES
Okay I’m not alone 😅
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God, my absolute dream job right here. I am an aussie studying earth science. Saw one of these types of meteorites in my prac the other day - so heavy it was, but a bit bigger than the one in this vid! And it was also from the Nullarbor! I love field work; even 45+ deg is tolerable when I get to do earth sci with friends.
Thank you for the valuable content❤
The fact that he’s not bothered by the flies crawling on his lips and face is a feat by itself.
6tppp
That's what happens when you live in Australia long enough! They say it's how the broad aussie accent developed - trying to talk without getting flies in your mouth!
Interesting information
it´s current in Denmark at the moment, as a slow Meteor might have deposited Meteorites on 4. of March over mid-Jutland.
What a rare meteorite.
Very nice
Ayo Mr White!
good!
Mashallah, Good nice 💎
i think i found a meteorite smooth surface magnetic dark brownish black fusion crust small round and often flakes off and it is magnetic
#FindAmmir. 🎉🎉
The next night after a intense meteor shower., I was going sit in my backyard in my lawn chair to see the next one because I was told that they (some friends of mine,) seen some Good Fire Balls that Previous night. I was just fixing to sit Down in my Lawn Chair, When I noticed what look like a glow worm on the ground, I walked over with my flashlight to see it. Because I thought it was cool. It had a greenish but Mostly Bright Blue glow! I thought, wow, really pretty. But When I shined my flashlight on it, It wasn't a glow warm it all. It was a black coated rock that was in a Freshly blown out hole in the dirt around 3 inches deep. the Rock was
Roughly the size of a baseball,Smooth and pretty Heavy. It had different spots on it that was glowing, that Varied in Size and Shape. Some the size of a BB to the size of a Nickel, I Scraped some of the Black Part scraping some dust into my Hand, i smelled it to see if it had a Smell, and Strangely, it Smelled kinda like Burnt Gun Powder or Something,. I thought, Humm,.Strange, why would it smell like That!!?? I think I need to take it to a University to have it checked out! I don't know what this is. All I know that it is very strange.. Very cool, looking though. LSU Isn't that far, think ill take it there. Who Knows? It may be worth something!??
The thumbnail looked like some dank Afgan keesh
I clicked this thinking it was a breaking bad clip
LMAO
This meteorite is 97.25% purity
I come across the meteor in pieces wonder how sell it it's in multiple pieces
I wants one. 🤔🥺😭💔
I miss Dr Iain Stewart's (The narrator) programs. Hope he's okay
Just seen he recently co-authored a paper titled: "Stewart, I., Hurth, V. & Sterling, S. (Eds) 2022. Re-purposing Universities for Sustainable Human Progress. Frontiers in Sustainability"
Good on him! His 2000's TV shows made days off from school very interesting for me during childhood
I talked by oromic language but you can change to English translate by using app
Meteorite qabna yoo kan barbaaddan ta'e nudubbachiisuu dandeessu
From Ethiopia
I have 2
Thanks ozone.
Not ozone mate, you're thinking of UV radiation! :) Mostly our thick atmosphere (mostly nitrogen) is what protects us from meteorites. Ozone protects us from UV. And our magnetic field protects us from charged particles (solar winds).
Please i have some meteorite
bro was eaten alive by mosquitoes and flies
Why they don't use a metal detector ?
Most of the area is covered in iron and iron oxide. Meteorite also has a bit of iron oxide. So meteorite has similar content to the whole area unfortunately. If the meteorite is quite small, diverse and/or messed up it may not be conductive enough to ping the detector either. Also some of the metals in the meteorite are not necessarily magnetic.
Sir
My name is chandraiah from India,
I have abig meteorites 40 to 50 kg sir please to help me
you'd think they'd use a metal detector vs straining their eyes to visually see one...but they're British ...that says it all
Not all are metal and you can develop an eye for it.
Ah, they're mostly aussies, don't drag us aussies into this! Anyway, most of the area is covered in iron and iron oxide. Meteorite also has a bit of iron oxide. So the meteorite has similar content to the whole area unfortunately. Also, if the meteorite is quite small, diverse and/or messed up it may not be conductive enough to ping the detector either. Additionally some of the metals in the meteorite are not necessarily magnetic, and indeed many meteorites don't necessarily have a particularly high metal content
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man what language is this guy speaking? I can't understand 1/2 of it.
English...I understood every word.
@@a.g.458 It makes sense that the poorly educated would understand the poorly educated.
@@BlazingShackles you might learn something that you missed from 'the' uneducated...then again...your arrogance supersedes your very own intelligence.
Ah, he's just a northerner, you poor thing!
He's got a PhD hahah.
HI
Isn't everything there including what you are standing on, a meteorite?
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