Types of Rocks Igneous-Sedimentary-Metamorphic Rocks

Rocks are all around us. They make up the crust of the Earth and are found on the surface of the Earth.
Rocks can be classified according to how they are formed.
Igneous rocks are formed from rock that has melted
Sedimentary rocks form from deposits
Metamorphic rocks form from other rocks when exposed to heat and pressure

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0:45 Igneous Rocks
3:16 Sedimentary Rocks
5:39 Metamorphic Rocks

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[yuri-tang]

Making these for myself:
0:42 - Igneous
3:14 - Sedimentary
5:38 - Metamorphic

[lvuqy]

This 7 minute video taught me more then my teacher for a whole 7 weeks 💀

[andrewflytrap]

igneous rocks: obsidian, granite, basalt, scoria, rhyolite

sedimentary rocks: shale, sandstone, conglomerate, limestone

metamorphic rocks: slate, marble, quartzite, gneiss, schist

[hannahleibayson]

thank you so much for creating videos. i finally found a channel for my short attention span. thank you for keeping it short but detailed and straight to the point. i understood it very well.

[wendinau]

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[JaneWuri-uqqj]

My class is studying rocks. This video is very helpful. I really appreciate it

[cayrick]

I live close 20 mi. from a "dormant volcano". On a property I own, I have been drilling fine grained basalt rock. The only way to drill is with a hardened SDS Max (thick shank) drill bit followed by splitting using a line of wedge and feather shims to fracture the rocks. Typically, when the wedges are spaced at 4-6 in. and are hammered the applied stress causes a clean break splitting the rock in two. The intent is to break the rocks into smaller pieces that can be handled for later removal.
However some identical rocks (identical appearance and texture and size -24-30 in dia.) behave quite differently. If I run a line of wedges and drive them completely into the rock, there is no response to the imposed stress. The best I can do is run a row of wedges along the edge of the rock and small slices maybe 20-50# will break off cleanly in a straight line, but I am unable to split the rocks in half, as I normally do. I am curious. Any idea why the difference?

[Weirdaahhstuff]

Thanks I’m doing work about rocks and it made it be really easy for me

[CapriNatalia]

this video rocks! doing a science Olympiad competition for rocks and minerals, so this helps a lot

[alphahumanoid]

Thanks! That helped me alot on my science homework.

[HarishKumar-jqie]

Thanks for this video you clear my doubt

[adeoyekehinde]

This is good and please make more videos

[jonathankarl]

geology major here. You mixed up pumice and rhyolite. Rhyolite can't float, Pumice(an extrusive igneous rock) can. Also, at 7:26 you use a piece of what looks like quartzite as an example of conglomerate.

[fatirali]

Anyone came here for tomorrow's exam like me?...

[FrederickTheGrt]

I can't believe that schist.
Nice picture of it.

[jordruss]

Seen as we're all mentioning it, im here because my 9 year old doing "rocks" at school n i gotta seem smarter than her teacher whom used to be my p.e teacher...

[bldedsaints]

Thanks! I’ll get a good grade on my school work for this!

[kimmymaymyatbhonebaw]

thank u this video really helped me for my presentation :D

[grkd]

Thanks this topic helped me a lot in exams and got me A for science. .😃😃😃

[yallopps_]

pov: you have to watch this for school