TMart Science Folding and Faulting

An introduction to geologic folding and faulting and the tectonic motions that form these geologic structures.

[sarahcrupper]

Thank you, Tim. This is one of the clearest presentations that I have watched over the years in working with home schooled middle school students. Your clear explanations with no frills was welcome and is prefect for this year's group of students.

[ngwacahnyagwaswa]

This is a among the best videos about folds and faults i have ever came across on youtube ❤

[GeohubX]

The video presents a solid introduction to geologic folding and faulting. It would be interesting to consider how different tectonic environments influence the formation of these structures. For example, what empirical evidence supports the relationship between plate boundaries and the types of folds or faults observed? Exploring this could enhance our understanding of the dynamic processes shaping our planet.

[Sanikaaghotekar]

This video is informative. Thanks for this video and plzz post more 😊

[deaganachomarunacathasaigh]

These videos are great coming up to tests for a quick refresher

[arunimasrivastava]

Thank you very much. Great teaching :)

[meggie]

I have a midterm today for my geology course! So nervous

[babylongate]

6:28 why assume it's not reverse fault, how can you tell it's not the right side that rose up above the ground ?

[muskanmishra]

Very helpful specifically the identification part

[melodyhillpasture]

1. Convergent
2 can it be a normal fault (divergent)
3 divergent
4.can it be a overturned fold(convergent)
5 divergent

[johnz]

I thought this was an excellent video for an introduction to the topic. Thanks.

[keywietm]

Can someone summarize this in the commenf section just rlly need for my project