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Geology in a Jiffy
United Kingdom
Registrace 13. 09. 2020
For those who want to know more about anything geological, in a jiffy!
A Channel bursting with short, narrated and animated videos that teach us all about not only the amazing and varied science of 'geology', but also aspects of geography, science, and chemistry too!
'Geology in a Jiffy' videos are not just designed for school, college or university students, but also their teachers to help deliver lessons, as well as anyone who wants to know more about anything geological, in a fun, clear, colourful and informative way.
Please hit the SUBSCRIBE button so you can view the new videos when we upload them.
**Geology in a jiffy!**
A Channel bursting with short, narrated and animated videos that teach us all about not only the amazing and varied science of 'geology', but also aspects of geography, science, and chemistry too!
'Geology in a Jiffy' videos are not just designed for school, college or university students, but also their teachers to help deliver lessons, as well as anyone who wants to know more about anything geological, in a fun, clear, colourful and informative way.
Please hit the SUBSCRIBE button so you can view the new videos when we upload them.
**Geology in a jiffy!**
Angular unconformity at Tedbury Quarry
170 million years of deposition is missing here!
The northward-dipping 340 million year old micritic Carboniferous limestone is overlain unconformably by the near-horizontal 170 million year old Jurassic oolitic limestone.
So over 170 million years, the micritic muds and organisms became lithified, fossilised and buried, then uplifted and eroded (probably a few times, and then, 170 million years ago, in the Jurassic, an island of Carboniferous limestone was eroded flat by the encroaching sea, upon which ooliths and organisms lived.
And then, they were all lithified and fossilised and buried and then everything was uplifted and eroded, giving us the rocks we see today!
Wow!
A great location!
#unconformity #geology #jurassic #carboniferous #angularunconformity #tedbury #wiltshire
The northward-dipping 340 million year old micritic Carboniferous limestone is overlain unconformably by the near-horizontal 170 million year old Jurassic oolitic limestone.
So over 170 million years, the micritic muds and organisms became lithified, fossilised and buried, then uplifted and eroded (probably a few times, and then, 170 million years ago, in the Jurassic, an island of Carboniferous limestone was eroded flat by the encroaching sea, upon which ooliths and organisms lived.
And then, they were all lithified and fossilised and buried and then everything was uplifted and eroded, giving us the rocks we see today!
Wow!
A great location!
#unconformity #geology #jurassic #carboniferous #angularunconformity #tedbury #wiltshire
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Pillow lavas - an introduction
zhlédnutí 204Před 21 dnem
Pillow lavas - the amazing crystallised lobes of lava that have erupted under water, maybe under the sea or a lake, or even under ice! This video explains how pillow lavas are formed, using models and real examples to highlight the processes and features, doing so in a clear, colourful and concise way. Watch our Shorts to see further examples of Pillow Lavas. Geology in a Jiffy!
Pillow lavas
zhlédnutí 28Před 21 dnem
A playlist of videos and Shorts that explain and show how pillow lavas are formed, using examples from around the world, Geology in a Jiffy!
D-Day80 drone display, Portsmouth, June 5th 2024
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed měsícem
The drone display, part of the commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Tens of thousand of soldiers departed for France from the very shores that the display flew over, departing exactly 80 years ago to the hour, the soldiers ready to invade France in the early hours of the next morning on June 6th 1944. Very poignant. #dday #dday80 #drone #dronedisplay
Variables - identifying them in science experiments
zhlédnutí 48Před měsícem
This video helps us identify each of the three main variables when we plan a science experiment, doing so in a clear, colourful and concise way. Geology in a Jiffy!
Variables in science experiments
zhlédnutí 31Před měsícem
Variables are factors that we have to think about when planning a science experiment. This video introduces them to us, and gives us an easy way to remember them too. Geology in a Jiffy!
Science experiments - tips on how to best carry out experiments in science-based lessons
zhlédnutí 24Před měsícem
These videos help the viewer plan, carry out, and also analyse their data in any science-based experiments, doing so in a clear, colourful and concise way. Geology in a Jiffy!
Using our 'Jiffy the Giraffe' model to help understand diagrams of fractionating towers
zhlédnutí 125Před měsícem
Diagrams (especially in exams), of fractionating towers, can be seemingly difficult to understand. However, if we use our ‘Jiffy the giraffe’ model, we can EASILY understand such diagrams, so helping us gain full marks in any exam question that about this important equipment and process. The video shows the user how to use the model, comparing it with a real example of a diagram used in webpage...
Fractional Distillation - a revision quiz about the properties of the fractions
zhlédnutí 220Před 5 měsíci
Fractional Distillation - a revision quiz about the properties of the fractions
What do you call a paleontologist who sleeps all day?
zhlédnutí 110Před 5 měsíci
What do you call a paleontologist who sleeps all day?
Ancient wave-cut notches in Rhodes, Greece
zhlédnutí 423Před 5 měsíci
Ancient wave-cut notches in Rhodes, Greece
A 'HAND-y' model to help work out what ANY graph tells us
zhlédnutí 137Před 6 měsíci
A 'HAND-y' model to help work out what ANY graph tells us
Wave cut notches - explained in 30 seconds!
zhlédnutí 471Před 6 měsíci
Wave cut notches - explained in 30 seconds!
How wave-cut notches and wave-cut platforms are formed
zhlédnutí 971Před 6 měsíci
How wave-cut notches and wave-cut platforms are formed
A way to help remember HOW to safely wire a British (UK) electrical plug
zhlédnutí 200Před 6 měsíci
A way to help remember HOW to safely wire a British (UK) electrical plug
Fractional Distillation of crude oil - a model to help learn the process. Jiffy the Giraffe!
zhlédnutí 266Před 7 měsíci
Fractional Distillation of crude oil - a model to help learn the process. Jiffy the Giraffe!
Strike Slip faults - Geology in a Jiffy!
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 8 měsíci
Strike Slip faults - Geology in a Jiffy!
Grindavik, Iceland - November 2023 rifting from upwelling magma
zhlédnutí 2,6KPřed 8 měsíci
Grindavik, Iceland - November 2023 rifting from upwelling magma
What did the metamorphic rock say during the test?
zhlédnutí 161Před 8 měsíci
What did the metamorphic rock say during the test?
Hey! Thank you so much!! Crisp explanation, cleared my doubts!!
Excellent explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you vety much you explained it so nicely, clearly and easly
I never imaginated that Pillow lavas was a thing! Now i know even that how it was formed! Thanks a lot!
You sound similar to lindy.
Wonderful explained and illustrated. Thanks for your great work.
Glad you liked it!
That’s tiny 😂 could barely hold a duck on it
What inspired this channel? I love it :D
My teacher-brain, the lack of related videos to help students, and my love of science 🌋🤓
quite clever, but it was all 80 yrs ago. Move on
Such a sad life you must lead…
I think the audience is not appreciative enough, the amount of hard work went to program and engineer that is insane.
Absolutely! The maths involved!
Amazing - I found myself thinking "hurry up" before the batteries run low and show us more! 👏👏
Beautiful
Wow!
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It’s the intro video for the playlist. The other videos in the playlist show the detail/information 👍🏻
YuMMY
Thankyou sir!
Most welcome!
Great work
Thank you so much 😀
so beautiful
Rift valleys and fault block mountains are formed the same way, as the section of a fault block mountain that drops is called a graben, and the section of the fault block mountain that remains raised is called a horst.
This man had taught me what my teacher failed to teach me in an entire year, in 3 minutes. Thank you sir, may god bless you. 🫡
That is amazing to hear, thank you 🙏
Thank you very much!
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Lol
Great job Mr. Jiffy
Love it
Would have expected you to be at the Isle of Wight challenge today!
gorgeous
HEY MR JACKSON
Wow 🎉🎉😮😮😊😊
I love tenby
Wait are you from wales too!?
No, just returned after a few years of not being there
nice
Video explaining nothing ! 😂😂 Gee. Thanks for wasting my time !😅
I was just admiring the formations, enhanced by the artificial lights. They’re quite spectacular!
Thank you sir 😊❤
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Thank you sir its is more helpful for me ❤❤
Surprisingly I have this video for a assignment in class. I’m probably not the only one
Love your work!!! Thank you for this video!!!
Smash
Welcome to hell🤝😊
Thank you Mr. Jiffy
It'll be back in a week
I hope The AA is paid up 😂
Amazing!! I have an exam in a couple of hours and this helped me remember them so quickly, thank you so much!!!
🫡 simple and clear
Suuuiiiiii
It wants to be protecting our shore lines
And broke down again. We used to make good ships What has happened?
These are a new breed of ship, they will have teething problems, ask many navy's around the world, they have the same problems.
@@DevilDenis1it's called capitalism private companies make massive profits over providing quality products Iraq Afghanistan basically all wars and battles after ww2 have provided inferior products and equipment to under paid military employees
what a waste of tax payers money once again
At least these young sailors are willing to fight and defend this country.
@@DevilDenis1I don't see any wars or attacks in the UK just your son and many others fighting to make the rich richer at the cost of taxpayers money and your son and his colleagues lives physical and mental health yeah you look at how many veterans are not being helped by the rich and the government but rely on donations and support again from the tax payers
What branch @@DevilDenis1
What would you prefer,homes for migrants?
It wouldn’t be if it actually worked
Keep up jackson 🎉
What is bioturbation
The reworking of sediments by animals or plants, in this case, ginormous worms, about 120 million years ago, through offshore, shallow sea, possibly lagoonal sands and muds, now preserved as these amazing worm burrows! These were in slabs in a pavement!