Just saw your short, now am here😂 Please don’t apologize we just want to see the old water!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

It's just not the quality I want - plus it probably won't make many happy. Which is fine. I won't make everybody happy. But I'm admittedly anxious and stressed about this. I want to give a good "product" and I see my current limitations in HD and on display for the world :(.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

But that may just be that I was up until 2 trying to get this finished and spent pretty much all day on it lol.

@NaughtyShepherd

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral making videos is hard work, no one is going to criticize your efforts for doing everything you can with the equipment you have.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@NaughtyShepherd Well, I hope so. Just feel a lot of pressure but I do hope people enjoy.

@Mike_Jones1980

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral c'mon, man. You have to be aware of the amount of people on the internet that don't follow through on things like this or string it along for views or karma or likes. *You did the thing you said you would* And you did it pretty fast (imo). That doesn't happen alot.

A friends dad was a geologist and had a small lapidary workshop in their basement. He would tumble some rocks for weeks to polish them. Also had a large diamond blade wet saw which could cut up to 5" thickness. One geode's edge was sliced off just shy of the cavity and the fluid inside could be seen through the remaining thin crystalline wall .. very rare to make such a close cut and not leak.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and that's kind of the thing...I want to try but the slightest thing goes wrong and it's over.

@OneBlueFroggy

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral then you grab another one and try again ! Success is built on failures ! 👍 🇨🇦 ✌️

@k.hendrickson8735

Жыл бұрын

That’s the Cool stuff of science. Vs. Evil labs funded by psycho’s in Gov’ts to breed bigger/badder viruses. 😠

@MsRuggy80

Жыл бұрын

@@OneBlueFroggy my favourite motto! Must be a Canadian thing, lol ❤✌🇨🇦

@hankkingsley9183

Жыл бұрын

It's a global thing

Must say I'm impressed with both your maturity, and the professionalism of the good folks at Missouri Uni for repeatedly saying "cleavages" without ever saying "Hurr hurr, like with boobs." Really highlights the difference between a PhD candidate and PhD student 😁

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

The laughter becomes internal at a certain point...

@youngeshmoney

Жыл бұрын

Idc how many PhDs I have or how old I get, I'm always gonna have that immature side that laughs at anything boob related

@lechking941

Жыл бұрын

@@youngeshmoney and keep that side will you. it keeps ya sanity.

@melissadunton3534

Жыл бұрын

I don’t quite understand your comment as most ppl are going to giggle at something like that…it’s just most internalize that laughter. And that’s perfectly ok. 😊 When you stop having a little chuckle is when you lose your perspective on life. Keeping a sense of humor, even one some ppl may deem “immature” is vital to the survival of ppl and our mental health. 😄 So, go ahead and have that chuckle….just keep it inside when keeping certain company. I guarantee you most of them are also having a “filtered laugh” as well. 😆 ✌🏻😊

@k.hendrickson8735

Жыл бұрын

Lol…

Totally impressive. Never knew a geode could hold water. Truly makes a beautiful and unusual geode interior.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you :D

@thebeeinthereeds9845

Жыл бұрын

There is a video were people drink 1,000,000 year old water from a geode. Seen it a few years ago here on yt

@lesleyhinsdale5636

Жыл бұрын

I did not know this either!!

@alex.g7317

Жыл бұрын

@@thebeeinthereeds9845 link?

@thebeeinthereeds9845

Жыл бұрын

@@alex.g7317 look it up yourself I'm not your secretary. I said it's here on yt. U want everything handed to you? Fek off

As someone who doesn't know much of anything, I'd like to share my opinion. I admire that you started. I'm happy to see you try. If you wait until everything is perfect, nothing will ever come. And where you feel the need to apologize to your viewers, skip past that urge and express the gratitude you feel for their time. I'd imagine its a more difficult sentiment to convey, but I bet it will help alleviate this subpar feeling thats got you roped. At the end of the day, it's the same emotion, almost. "Thank you for bearing with me," can be much more appeasing than "sorry, I'm such a bother."

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words though it is much harder to put into practice. Especially with combined tens of thousands of comments with every opinion under the sun. I'm trying and most of the time it's just a quick "thank you for your time/opinion/etc" - but that doesn't negate the pressure of millions of eyes and sometimes pressing comments. I know I've said it before but I'm trying. Thank you for the advice and your time. Have a good day.

@greablood1072

Жыл бұрын

Also good advice for customer service jobs. Or really any situation where “sorry” could be replaced with “thank you!” Makes them feel better about themselves, being thanked for whatever, as opposed to apologizing which could reinforce their mentality.

I appreciate the time and big effort you had put into this🤠👍

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Now that it's over I feel like I can finally breathe a bit.

It wasn't what I expected, but it was still really interesting! And some of these slides were so beautiful! I know people were giving you a tough time, so I hope you can relax a bit now. Take care of yourself best you can!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I hope I can relax soon, too but the hard time is still happening. Now it's "What is the chemical make up of the water" and "why isn't that the water from the original geode" 🤣...but I have to wade through it all to get to kind comments like your's. So thank you.

@JohnSmith-wd1oq

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral Dude it's a bunch of dumb people in your comments on the internet...it's not like you have a hit man after you. Cool videos bro.

I never knew how much I wanted a water-filled geode until now...

Instantly clicked on this video after seeing the short. As a saw the water I was super interested to see what's in the water and how old it is

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

All water is very old - the water in these geodes MAY have been trapped for many millions of years (up to 330) but it's hard to say for certain and I don't have that type of testing available at the moment.

I'd be just as ecstatic to find a forbidden gusher. I'd very much like to go geode hunting one day. My bf and I love a lot of things in general and I think finding somewhere that will let you pick your own would be a great time together.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Definitely a memorable experience :)

@VisionThing

Жыл бұрын

So would you say that you guys like stuff?

@angelicahernandez8543

Жыл бұрын

@@VisionThing def. Stuff is great!

The old water makes me think of a Creep Show story. Like at the end of the day, the researchers go home and the globules grow in the darkness. before sunrise the globs are full grown reaching the size of an adult Tiger 🐅. The globs attack unsuspecting employees one by one as they clock in for work. 😂

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

O.O I am too sleep deprived for this story 🤣🤣🤣

@EWBostick

Жыл бұрын

Was thinking how finding water inside would make a good start to a horror movie.

That PhD candidate has the most PhD candidate face you can get. You can FEEL how much she's tired

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate her going along with both mine and Professor Locmelis' whims on this...

Awesome job bro! At least we don’t have to worry about you bringing in some alien life form that will take over the world. Lol

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Yes...yes...no alien life. Yesssssss

@joanb.

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral nothing to see here 👽👀😳

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@joanb. I, too, like brains fellow Earthling.

Im so happy you took the time and effort to show us what is inside! Im thankful and appreciate it very much! Cheers!!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, for that. I know a lot of people are upset I didn't take it much further but your kind words are so very appreciated.

This kind of quality videos should get more views. Thanks for all your efforts to make this video.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I really, truly appreciate that. It's just me here. No employees. Running two businesses, trying to make videos when I got super unexpected traction...it is SO MUCH. So hearing that makes all of the difference. Truly.

@privaterizk4936

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral 💪

I don’t know how this doesn’t have so many more views. I’ve been curious about this topic for YEARS.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that. And honestly, dunno. My sub count keeps going up but getting people to actually click on any of my content is like pulling teeth. Look at the views on my recent stuff T.T...

@yogsenforfoth5948

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral I know what you mean. It really pisses me off how the KZread algorithm chooses the most braindead content to push onto the users. I love intellectually stimulating content like this, because it helps us to understand new things about the world we live in. Thank you for scratching that itch.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@yogsenforfoth5948 You're very welcome and thanks for watching :)

First geode cracking video I have come across that shows some with liquid inside. Really cool as I have always wanted to see a tiny dinosaur pop out of one of these things. 😆 Thank you for a neat experience!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad I could offer some form of edification to folks. - and yeah a dinosaur would have been pretty sweet! xD

It's science woooooooo thank you for defining the science words along the way. I learned stuff.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

And you're very welcome.

Awesome video! I learned a lot, thank you for the effort you put explaining and also going the extra mile trying to satisfy my curiosity. I'm following you now! You're awesome!!!! ✊🏻

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Well thank you for the kind words. I don't know about being awesome but I do know that I appreciate the kindness you're showing. It makes the effort worth it.

Great Work mate. I did this one day about 13 years ago on a construction project. Cracked a little geode and water came out. Always wanted to know how old the water might be.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Well that had to be quite the surprise!

@jcdragon77

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral it sure was

It is amazing how beautiful nature can be.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Indeed :)

What a wonderful video! Thank you for the great insight and scientific curiosity

Wow, that was a great video. Binged a lot of your shorts and let me say, I love seeing you being truly excited about this geodes! Just the joy makes me so happy. I'm not a big geology guy, to be honest, I don't understand much of the explanations, but I'm always thrilled to see what's inside another rock.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. That truly, truly helps.

I love watching people do what they're passionate about. It's fun to listen to these rock nerds nerd out over rocks.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Loved this presentation. It was very interesting. I used to crack geodes way back in the early 90's ! Never did find anything nice. May have to start buying them again. You have piqued my interest to try again. Thank you. 👍 🇨🇦 ✌️

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤😄

Cosmic coconut!!!!😅🤪✨🤩

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

OOOOOOOHHHHH!

@hoohargh9945

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral 💙🤪🎶 Nomesque!!

Thank you so much for doing this! While living organisms might have been cool I'm honestly much more interested and fascinated in those magnified slides and how the microscope was able to pick out different minerals via refraction of light. I was riveted to the screen through this whole thing lol. The little globules and pieces left over from the formation of the crystals were cool to see, like you were looking back in time to the birth of this geode and the cleavage marks on the fragments being so easy to see when you know just how tiny these granules of crystal really are is so neat. The professor and phd student were really interesting to listen to, as well! 💗

Biologist here. Your channel is quite interesting, and your videos are fascinating. Talking about microorganisms, I didn't see any field of view lower than 250nm. There are viruses smaller than 10nm, so viral presence might be possible. Of course, that raises other questions, including if there's any chance a microorganism would be able to survive in those conditions (temperature, pressure, etc.). I found a very interesting article titled "Survival of viruses in water", by A. Pinon, which I really enjoyed. But there's no conclusive answer to those questions, specially since you were not able to find signs of microbial activity. Some other articles that are very interesting are: -Endolithic microbes of rocks, their community, function and survival strategies, by Sajjad, et al., 2022. -Microbiology Resource of the Month: Rock-Inhabiting Microbes, by A. Hagen, 2021.

Some of those slides would make amazing art pieces. They are stunning! Especially ones where the light is manipulated. Seriously, blow it up on a canvas or even just a decent sized print, I would buy one. I actually took screenshots of a couple to use a the pic on my lock screen. Just a thought because I haven't seen anything like it before. This isn't a demand, but a suggestion. I don't know if you'll read this, probably too long but I don't know how to be more concise, sorry. Aside from the entertaining educational aspects of this video, I read through a bunch of the comments and I wish I could just give you a hug. Platonic, not trying to step on your lady friend's toes ..or my man's lol. It's obvious hiw much you care about the content you create, those of us watching, and your passion for this field. When you care that much, it's impossible not to take the negative stuff to heart. That's not a choice, it's how most of us are wired. It takes 3 positive comments to counter-not overtake, but equal to-one negative. And you add pressure by wanting to do a good job. Like so many others have said, you've got this. Of course you're going to make mistakes. Of course you'll never please everyone. But most of the people watching and subscribing are because we want to. A video or short got our attention and we liked what we saw. That proves you're on the right track. Your editing and stuff will improve over time. You know all this, just trust it. I can't wait to see how your channel grows and where you take it. You, sir, are a fantastic content creator and as I said before, I am so glad I found you. If you read this far, thank you. Don't forget to consider the slides-as-art when you can 😉😁

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You are so very, very kind. Thank you for that. I didn't need to cry in the middle of the Taco Bell but here we are I suppose. I actually have been thinking about making prints of some of these. I just need to find a really good printing service. Canvas is definitely a good option! Again...thank you.

@catsathome

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral I'd definitely be interested if you did! Those slides are absolutely amazing!

Giving you my like from minute 1. Appreciate the lengths you took this video idea to satisfy our curiosities (and maybe also your own. Love that you’ve developed this platform and that it allows you to pursuit these bit of knowledge. Thanks for using it to share that knowledge and educate us, as well as showing us cool stuff. Saludos desde España!

Great content for real, and I ahhve being reading the comments, and to satisfy the curious people and get more reach with shorts, you could do a quick resume video of what you found it and what normally people find in those waters... but again you don't need to do it . Do what you love ❤️ there will always be people who give only hates, but there are others that simply enjoy what you post ♥️♥️

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

That is a very fair assessment. Thank you very much.

Wow I just discovered your channel today. Good stuff!! Went to download your app mentioned towards the end of this video, and then realized I had already downloaded it long ago! Funny i found it before I found your channel, glad I’ve found both :’)

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Awwww thank you :)

This was dope, really glad I watched that short.

Hi! Thank you SO much for your comment! I was on the edge of my seat, just to see the images from the microscope, it is SO AMAZING!! I have to tell you, when you said "It's ALIVE!!!!!", IT took me back to when I was checking a slide, and saw a little piece of SOMETHING, and yelled out to the Doctor, "OMG! It's the Loch Ness Monster!! Fun times! Many THANKS again, and keep it coming!!!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Awwwww! Thank you ❤.

The beauty, the age…. It’s it’s so amazing 🤩

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

😄😄😄

I'm so excited you did this 😍. Thank you!

Great content. Looking forward to trying the app.

This is amazing! Thank you for indulging us our curiosity.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You are very very welcome.

First time watching you. Great video! I enjoyed your commentary and seeking out the magnifications. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you.

Cool video! Please don't stress yourself out trying to appease the whims of KZread commenters. People will always want more out of you regardless of what you do, so just do what you can! Idk what i was expecting; I think im happy that there weren't any ancient, haunted bacteria inside or something lol. Do you find that the water inside has any impact on the way that the crystals form inside the geodes?

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes, a lot crystals actually form from hydrothermal and other aqueous forms of deposition. So the water absolutely is the reason the crystals formed at all. As for the water sitting in there affecting it - maybe? It likely ran out of enough mineral content to form larger crystals. And thank you for the kind words...though I know I will stress at least some. This has been a real learning process for me.

@user-ix3ud7ur6u

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral that's understandable tbh. It's easy to give advice from outside of the situation, but if i was in your position, I'd 100% be stressing out as well lol. That's super cool though. I collect geodes/minerals/cool rocks, but just realized that I really dont know much about how they were formed. Thanks for the reply :)

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ix3ud7ur6u Hey no worries and you're welcome. Don't have to know how something works to enjoy it!

@orycroft2020

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral some of the stress could come from the excitement of what can be discovered, I reckon. Those kind words helped me, too. Thank you so much for that OG commenter.💆

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@orycroft2020 True. There is excitement but a lot of my stress came from very sudden and extreme pressure. To not lose an open door, to not disappoint people (even though I knew I would), and to do my best - as well as pressure to do some things I frankly didn't want to do. It was a bombardment every time I opened my phone. People screaming about the water. It's been a tremendous blessing and I've gotten to reach out to wonderful people - but it took everything to not just check out the first month or so. It was an awful lot.

bro, you are baked son

“Look at the cleavage on that”. I’ve said that a few times. Didn’t realize it makes me a scientist.

THIS is SO epic! Thank You!

@mooneyfinemineral

3 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

I was the dummy who, in your short, said " wish you'd looked at the water.." , then afterwards, read the comments! Duh....but so very cool!!

THANKS SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS FOLLOW UP VIDEO!!! AWESOME JOB!!!

Great vídeo!! Love your content❤️❤️

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Wow!!! My 9 year old and I loved watching this! Thank you for sharing!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Awwwww! I'm glad. Thank you!

My curiosity is pleased now 😌 thanks for sharing!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You are so very welcome. Sorry it wasn't more detailed or better quality.

I was so close to commenting on the original video but then I saw this link. Allllll the dopamine!!! Thanks for doing this bro, it’s absolutely amazing 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You are so very welcome and thank you for looking before just letting it fly xD!

Love seeing this! Thanks you

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

This is awesome! Thank you so much for doing this. We are all very happy now to know what was and wasn't in the water!!!!

This is fascinating!!

I understand why people want to know all this. I have the same questions, but you carry zero responsibility towards any of us/them. Good work, take your time and don't let 'them' make you crazy!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate this. On one hand I really need to interact with people...and on the other it's huge stress. It's 10 or more criticisms or complaints a day and it's like "okay but...what do you want me to do about any of this?" 🤣🤣🤣.

Added to watch later, can’t wait to see this!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

😍😍😍

Yeah, never been here, saw the short, amazed and pleased you followed up on the water.

Thank you so much for this video ❤️

So glad to have stumbled onto you. Good stuff. Gorgeous.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you did, too!

Pensé que iba a analizar la composición química en un laboratorio y saber que contenía esa agua, de todas formas, Gracias. Traducción.

Very good! My inner scientist is intrigued. Thank you 🙂

Very cool. I love all kinds of rocks. I have a nice collection of flint I found while visiting my sister. Subscribed.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

😄😄😄

Oh cool! You did!!! Excited to see!

Isn't there an old saying about squeezing water from stone? Someone looks pretty silly now...

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

😆

@Mike_Greene

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@leland818

Жыл бұрын

In my region it was always blood from a stone, but good point

@Mike_Jones1980

Жыл бұрын

@@leland818 I've heard that one also

Awww that geode is heart shaped 💗

12:51 Oh no, geode water wasted AGAIN! :-)

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha a student came in and was washing off equipment but I absolutely had to think long to remember what was happening there.

Pretty cool. Thanks for the info and great video

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

Amazing video! I love how you did the slides with the music toward the end, as well🌌🦋☀️

Fascinating! You are truly gazing into a time machine, of times past, before the actual origin on life on Earth. It has a life in and of itself all on its own.

I love the fun you are having!

Good job!!!👍👏👍

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thanks...wish it was a better quality video but I'm glad it's at least acceptable.

Could you explain how confined water inside of a geoed don't have any bacteria? I thought confined stagnant water breed bacteria and considering that the geod traped the water from an outside source like rain or ground water there should be some form of bacterial life that adapted to its new space. This is not a jab I'm very curious, thanks in advance!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

It's possible they are there and I just don't have the trained eye for it however even anarobic bacteria is rare in enhydro geodes.From what I know. I'm not 100% sure but I'll happily chat with a few biologists and get their opinion. What you say makes some sense to me.

@Rabeaumbra

Жыл бұрын

If there was bacteria, it would have ran out of food and oxygen. No food and oxygen, no life for bacteria

@youngeshmoney

Жыл бұрын

Bacteria are living things right? What does bacteria need to sustain life? When you Google that question, ask yourself if any of those conditions exist inside a geode.

@JohnSmith-wd1oq

Жыл бұрын

Just think about the environment... they would run out of resources incredibly fast.

@faeriefire99

Жыл бұрын

There probably was at some point in the early stages, but no bacteria is eterballt self propagating. Something would have to be there for it to feed off of. But maybe there could be remains? Maybe having a biologist look at slides of geode water? Interesting point for discussion though 🙂

Super interesting video, great work!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I wish I'd put together something with a bit more quality but that's the goal to shoot for now!

The forbidden mineral water.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Most forbidden.

Thank you for the follow through with the video.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Sorry it's not better quality.

This is sooo cool and amazing

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you T.T

Hi, could you also analyse this water chemically? I thought that's what the video would be about mostly. I think it would be interesting to compare its pH and the trace mineral(?)/ion composition to normal water (e.g. typical groundwater, river water, tap water etc.). It would also answer your question about whether microorganisms can or do live there. Microorganisms obviously need a source of energy, so unless there isn't some compound for them to break down, finding living ones will be difficult. Apart from that, all living beings contain some of the same elements. Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and very importantly nitrogen, which is in the bases of DNA and RNA. I'm sure that microorganisms would leave a detectable signature of these elements in the water. Personally, I'm quite certain that there aren't any living microorganisms in geodes, unless the water is in contact with the outside world, but I suppose there could be bacterial endospores in there (=a dormant state of certain bacterial genera), depending on the circumstances of how the water got into the geode. Scientists found endospores that were I think 250 million years old in salt crystals, and they managed to bring them back to life! [Edit: I looked it up, and yes, it was indeed 250 million years. The paper was published in Nature in October 2000.] Endospores are potentially immortal when they're in the right conditions. So this is the only option in my opinion/according to my knowledge, which mostly comes from my biology bachelor's degree. Edit: This was simply a suggestion. I'm not a native, so I don't know whether the way I phrased it was rude or too demanding. In any way, I didn't mean it like that.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I'll see what I can do and if it's in my financial means - but right now I don't need any additional pressure. I'm honestly at a burn out point - I promise I wasn't trying to string you along and that I know your comment is out of genuine curiosity - but this is what I was able to get somebody to do. I'm sorry I fell short but I'll look into this at some point.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully I can find somebody. It would be really cool to know. As for the PH it was in the 7-8 range I think I forgot to mention that in the video itself.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

...and I'm sorry if my reply sounded abrasive. I'm experiencing burn out and the prospect of trying to get it done feels daunting and with other events I'm feeling a touch like a disappointment. Which is what it is and not your fault. I genuinely appreciate the knowledge you brought about microorganisms. Have a good day. Thank you.

@solar0wind

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral Well, obviously you should take care of your mental health first. Without it, everything else is kinda moot. Don't feel obliged to try to find out about the things I suggested. Just consider it when you're actually in a good place mentally. If you haven't already, try to get professional help or at least someone to talk to in the beginning. I wish you a thorough recovery and a lot of relaxation!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@solar0wind I'm just exhausted and had to curb my initial reaction. Because it would be interesting and it's something I wanted to do...it just didn't happen. I'll be fine. It's just been a whole month plus of being on "high alert". Thank you for the kind words and I'll see if I can annoy a chemist into doing an analysis without destroying my wallet 😅.

That was so cool! I have a mini pocket microscope and a uv light that I go rock hounding with.. have quite a bit of specimens too.. tumbled my first batch of rocks last summer and that was a looooong process.. im actually really impressed with how in depth this video is. Well done!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for that. I really appreciate it. This was the first kind of longer video I've done so I was very nervous about it.

@hellodmynameis7371

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral I bet you were. I don't like even taking selfies of myself haha let alone do videos with me in it..

That's cool, thanks for following it up!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! Sorry it's not as comprehensive as some folks wanted but it's what I had available at the time. Thanks for watching.

Very interesting. Thanks!!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Thank you

Thank you for all your time, expense & effort into bringing this information to us. For some reason, I thought you were going to show the analysis of the geode's fluid inside .. I thought that's why the scientist captured the liquid. Ps. Please take Skylar Gardener's advice .. better to say, 'Thanks for bearing with me .. now let's move forward' .. since your so not owe us anything. 😉 Keep up the great work, my friend!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that - though when I go through all of these comments it's hard not to feel the pressure of people's expectations. And a great many people seem to think I do owe them something. As for chemical composition I still have the water and maybe some day I'll gather the cash to pay somebody to do that but for now it's just not feasible for me. Thank you though for your time, and have a lovely day.

I am a simple man, I see a possible source of a new pandemic being cracked open, I click Like.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Your quality is just fine. Information education

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thanks...I was admittedly super stressed when making that and that was part of why I was saying all of that. At the time I had tens of thousands of comments and people every day asking about the water and it was a level of pressure I was not familiar with or had experienced. So thank you for watching and the kind words.

I want to drink the forbidden rock water. If i die i die

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Bahahahaha...it'd probably just be equivalent to popping two bangs and $15 of Taco Bell...but I can't make promises 😂.

330 million years ago. 330 MILLION years! 🤯

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

At least when it started forming. The water could have become trapped any time between then and now :)

Omg the music at the end with slides... wow! Really feeling it then commercials just happened 😕. 😆

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

LOL Sorry! I didn't realize midrolls were placed there but maybe I can manually change that to just before or something. IDK I'm still a youtube neophyte xD

Knew this was Missouri based. Grew up finding these all over the state

Find someone who talks to you like this man talks to geodes

You seem really anxious. I can tell from your comments. Reminds me of how I’d react if I had KZread videos lol. The videos are great though, super glad I found them! Very interesting:)

I wonder what would/could happen if you drank it?

Rock Dork! I luv 💗 U. Thx for sharing.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I have been called many things and that is indeed one of them LOL! Thank you

6:35 I don't even have to make a joke for this

So cool. I also like many came from the viral video which me and my best friend have been talking about. Amazing!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for that...at least I made somebody happy.

Just out of curiosity where are you located just wondering can these be found anywhere or is it only in certain climates? Like where I live in Newhampshire everything is mostly granite

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I'm in Missouri. They form in a lot of different localities but not everywhere. If you're curious I definitely recommend finding the nearest gem and mineral club. They'll have a better bead on the localities in your area.

So if I, knowing absolutely nothing and owning zero equipment, wanted to take my kids to go look for geodes and crack them open, where would I start? How do you even know a rock is a geode?

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

I'm trying to get a video together about that this week.

That water is the key to everything it has perfect vibes lol. Might even add a hundred years to your life.

The 2nd one 😂

New follower...I love your channel! I wish I could go back in time and shake my guidance counselor who did not encourage students to study things because they were female. I'm not even that old. Happy there are channels like yours.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

Awwwwww :(

@lisak7247

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral I live vicariously through channels like yours now ❤️

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

@@lisak7247 Well I'm glad I can offer some form of vicarious enjoyment 😁.

@lisak7247

Жыл бұрын

@@mooneyfinemineral Have a great day and Keep On Rocking. I thought that was a clever thing to say until I typed it out and realized that you probably hear that a thousand times a month.

@jamesjameson4566

Жыл бұрын

Shake her like a geode

Ooooooo huuuhhhhuu yadayitayabagit..Ooooooo. (Bevis as The Great Cornholio!) discovers Geodes!

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

😅🤣

Thanks for the extreme effort to satisfying curiosity. I think the outcome should have been expected. I surely hope nobody actually expected life in any of these samples.

@mooneyfinemineral

Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome - and...yeah if I have learned anything it's that no matter what I do there will always be somebody upset. I immediately started getting "What is the chemical composition of the water", "take it to a bio lab", "etc etc etc". It is what it is and people absolutely expected life in there. Or a cancer cure. Or magic. People expected and still expect a lot!

I've seen a few Sci-Fi movies that start with cracking weird rocks open