Introduction to Geology

Embark on a comprehensive 18-hour journey into the fundamentals of Physical Geology, suitable for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Explore a wide range of geological topics, from the basic principles of the science to complex Earth processes. Delve into plate tectonics, study the formation and characteristics of various rock types, and understand the forces shaping our planet's surface. Investigate natural phenomena such as volcanoes, earthquakes, and the Earth's interior structure. Examine the dynamics of weathering, erosion, and soil formation. Learn about diverse landscapes including mountains, rivers, glaciers, and deserts. Gain insights into the vast timescales of Earth's history and the methods used to study it. Through this course, develop a solid foundation in geology and appreciate the intricate processes that have shaped our planet over billions of years.

Geology 1 (The Science of Geology)
Geology 2 (Plate Tectonics)
Geology 3 (An Overview of Atoms and Chemical Bonds)
Geology 4 (Minerals)
Geology 5 (Igneous Rocks)
Geology 6 (Origins of Lava and Magma)
Geology 7 (Volcanoes)
Geology 8 (Weathering and Erosion)
Geology 9 (Soil)
Geology 10 (Sedimentary Rocks)
Geology 11 (Metamorphic Rocks)
Geology 12 (Earthquakes and Earth's Interior)
Geology 14 (The Ocean Floor)
Geology 15 (Faults, Folds, and Joints)
Geology 16 (Mountains)
Geology 17 (Landslides and Mass Wasting)
Geology 18 (Rivers and Springs)
Geology 19 (Groundwater)
Geology 20 (Glaciers and Ice Sheets)
Geology 21 (Deserts)
Geology 23 (Geologic Time)
Geology 28 (Farewell)