Mining Natural Pyrite Cubes ⛏️ 

I don't think that needed proving. That's kind of the definition of a single crystal

​@@Mulakulufair, most crystals are like that, just too small for humans to see with a naked eye. This crystal just does it on a much larger scale, yk?

@@Reptile_Gecko yeah, I know. That was my point. I was just being pedantic. Also, as far as I know, it's not "most crystals". It's all crystals, again, by definition. I believe that if it doesn't have repetitions then it counts as a glass.

Well, It is, and it's not. The geometry we have, what we actually use, like euclidian geometry, for example, and euclids themselves, doesn't occur in reality. In nature. There isn't a case to be made for perfect squares or shapes of crystals. Geometry is meant to work in 2D. Think about straight lines. They only exist in two dimensions or realities we create, make up, not actually in nature. So while shapes occur in nature, geometry is usually a different story. The shapes certainly can be found but our actual geometry is a different story. Fractals are really cool, though.

I would argue that, rather than saying, proof geometry is used in nature; Seeing geometrical shapes in nature fits an actual truth better.

I have a lot of dreams finding all type of crystals and rocks. It's fantastic to find someone like me. 😊

Those sorts of dreams annoy me sometimes because I get disappointed when I wake up without them lol

@@CampingforCool41 dude i feel, like i just got all these beautiful cool rocks... aand they're gone 😔

I want to go to that state to be rich

А что это, для чего применяются?

@@user-ck5hd1uj4mthey are so effective at protecting against EMF, so I keep one at the desk space and near the bed.

​@@user-ck5hd1uj4m Pyrite is a gemstone, also known as "fools gold"

​@@user-ck5hd1uj4m Pyrit, auch als Schwefelkies oder Eisenkies sowie Katzen- oder Narrengold bekannt, ist ein sehr häufig vorkommendes Mineral aus der Klasse der „Sulfide und Sulfosalze“. Chemisch gesehen ist es die kubische Modifikation des Eisen(II)-disulfids mit der chemischen Zusammensetzung FeS2, besteht also aus Eisen und Schwefel im Stoffmengenverhältnis von 1 : 2.

Más claro no se puede. 😊

Nope hold my pyrite

Best comment EVER!

There are still no straight lines in nature, lol. When the comment doesn't make any sense.

Bro, have they never seen the horizon??

@@KE-yq2eg There is just no way you believe the horizon is a straight line lol

Ohhhhhhh

Nahh 💀💀 😭

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@@Shams252playzbrother!!!

Nahhhh bro 💀💀😅

Under a microscope, there are objectively no straight lines in nature. So 90-degree angles don't really exist. They are merely illusions, like the appearance of straight lines.

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Nope, that where they are harvested!!!

Maaaaaan! 😂

pornbrain. pls go outside

"It's coming out...Wooow, look at that!" 😧😆

lmmfao

pls go outside

No shit Sherlock

Not anymore! They have found a way to extract Lithium from it

Lithium 🤤 noice

​@@ender2969 have you ever thought that someone might not know this? You may know but other people dont.

@@Shinobu._.butterfly._.Tomioka have you ever thought they taught this in 4th grade?

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I personally knew they could, I just didn't realise it was so common. Like the same way some crystals can come out looking like they've already been polished, but the surface difference is just enough that it's actually completely natural.

They can come in all sorts of geometric shapes, its crazy!

Bruh..🥴

Crystal: "Making me love"

So glad I got my earbuds in.😮

Yeah sounds disgusting

Brazzers

Graham Hancock is the goat

Tôi cũng nghĩ 💭 giống bro

Same here! Lol

I disagree

It’s a rock, it’s not important

Spain

En una mina de NAVAJUN en LA RIOJa selen cubos muy perfectos

Bundan məndədə var

I feel like if someone knew what they were doing they could probably make it look like the all-spark

Sacred geometry

It has to do with their crystal structure iirc?(tho it might be called something else cuz I'm not entirely sure if pyrite counts as a crystal because i think its a metal iirc? Idk. I don't know **much** about these things but I do know a little bit!)

I believe they use it to make gunpowder

Absolutely! They just recently discovered a way to extract Lithium from Pyrite!! Big $$$!!!

Yes, tell us ALL where these, what kinda stone these are, please.

It's a limestone in Spain. It's a limestone karst landscape where a lot of water percolates through the rock. Basically chalk that's melting.

@@CricketsBay Fascinating! Thank you for expounding this.