What Secrets are Frozen in The Moon’s Ice?

You not only personally know a lot about rocks, you also rock personally.

“I know some things about rocks” - Cody You know a hell of a lot my friend and much more

Cody is a YouTube legend, you can tell in his videos that the production style he uses is quite different from most other modern YouTubers. I appreciate that, it gives the audience time to think and absorb, and the pace is just so much more enjoyable. Thanks for all your awesome videos over the years Cody, I have learned a lot!

Hey, Cody. I've heard of a pigment used between the time of prehistoric Egypt until around the year 800AD, where the method of manufacture was lost. It's called Egyptian Blue, and its method of manufacture was investigated by Humphry Davy in 1815, but he couldn't quite crack it. Then, in the 1980's, the method of manufacture was pretty much rediscovered, but with a few discrepancies. The recipe is to mix together silica (60-70%), calcium oxide (7-15%), and copper oxide (10-20%), and then to heat this mixture to between 800C-1000C for several hours. The result is cuprorivaite, water, and carbon dioxide. Most Egyptian samples seemed to have an excess of silica, AND an excess of either copper oxide OR calcuim oxide. Maybe an idea for a video? To remake Egyptian Blue and see what effects changing the composition has, and maybe seeing why the Egyptians used an excess of silica along with an excess of either copper or calcium. Could be interesting, since it's so weird that something so well known for nearly 4000 years and something so simple to make could be forgotten about. Maybe an idea for a video?

Hey Cody, just wanted to let you know that you turned me into a complete nerd back when i was watching you when i was like 11, im now 17. Im really grateful for that. Hope you're doing well man, you've taught me loads over the years and got me interested in science along with some other youtubers like Styropyro and Nilered. I really wish to see you live happily doing what you love whatever that may be, and hope you find success in whatever you do! Thats all I wanted to comment, happy youtubing. Not sure if anyone will ever read this.

Really good to see you again, Cody! I miss your frequent uploads. No pressure on ya intended, life gets hard on us all. But just know that a great many of us love seeing you and hearing what you have to share and what you are thinking about. Even if you don't think there's much content we all still love what ya give us.

Love Codys new look. He looks more at peace and more focused. I know he has been through a lot and I wish him the very best. Keep up the good fight Cody!! We appreciated all your time and efforts sharing your knowledge and life experience.

Cody, you’ve managed to raise many points I wouldn’t even have considered. You’ve clearly put a lot of thought into this video, and you’ve gotten me hyped for all the new discoveries we’ll make. Let’s see where this one goes!

Cody is a geologist. The first geologists predated the first college courses taught by geologists. Learning about geology in a college course is one way to become a geologist. Just being a geologist and doing geologist things is another.

"I do know some things about rocks" Says a man who has extracted precious metals from ore. Never change Cody 🙂

A trick to writing on a glass in front of a camera is to just mirror the video. This allows you to draw and weight so you can read it from your side and then when mirrored it will be correct for us as well.

Cody, you're looking so healthy! Way to go! Just told my wife that you inspire me intellectually regularly when you post videos but you've also inspired me to get into shape too! Thank you!

Don't worry Cody. I graduated with a BS in Geology in 2017 from Sac State and I've never been able to find a job in my field, so you're not missing much.

The fresh shave and a haircut looks great, Cody!

Hope you're doing okay Cody, been with your channel since the beginning. We love you and hope to see you soon big dawg.

Science was my worse subject in school, but I was always the most interested in science. Forever watching your channel to get my fix on learning science I cannot practice myself.

I watched the whole video without blinking. My girlfriend joined me halfway and was fascinated with the presentation of such unusual topic. Looking forward to see more of your videos!

I did not realize the Earth’s atmosphere reached anywhere near the Moon! I also never really thought about how solar winds carry those particles directly to the Moon. Thanks for the new insight Cody!

Cody you sure clean up nice Bud! Thank you for always being so enthusiastic and willing to share your knowledge with others.

Personally I've always learnt more about science than any of my actual science teachers have ever taught me, you may not have a degree but all of your research and experiments I'll trust over anyone with a piece of paper. Your the man that made me pursue a career in SCIENCE (opposite side of the coin aka engineering but you get the picture)