(They were very explosive, but they're also very rare so you don't need to be worried about that.) The tubes of magma that flowed up towards the surface carried the diamonds with it, cooled, and turned into solid rock, trapping the diamonds within the rock.Īnother rock that diamonds can be found in is called eclogite. Cover up the hole the two blocks to the right of the dispenser has to be placed above ground or the minecart will get stuck on them.
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Place a block on top of the torch in the lower left corner and place a dispenser beside it (pointing towards the powered rail). Kimberlite forms 'pipes', which are big solid tubes of rock that started way deep down in the mantle and (because of some pretty complicated stuff) the magma expanded rapidly towards the earth's surface. Step 6: Dispenser and Blocks to Cover It Up. The most famous is one called kimberlite, named after the town of Kimberley in South Africa where the Cullinan Diamond (the world's largest diamond) was found. There are several types of rock that diamonds can be found in. Step 4: Tracks Add a redstone torch and tracks like this. Step 3: More Magic Add 3 more blocks and a torch above the repeater. Step 2: Magic Redstone Wiring Place 3 blocks, 2 redstone torches and a repeater on max delay.
We'll explain a bit more about ore later, because right now you want to read more about diamonds! Step 1: Dig a 4x2x3 Hole 4x2 wide and 3 deep. Screenshots: Highspeed Rail: Highspeed Rail (5.
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We generally don't call it 'diamond ore', most geologists only use the term 'ore' for rock that needs to be heated or treated with chemicals to process it, with "diamond ore" the rock is just ground up and the freed diamond crystals picked out. Useful Railroads Mod (1.20.1, 1.19.4) adds new types of railroads that help you travel faster in Minecraft. "Diamond ore" is the rock that diamonds are found in. Boring fact: Most of the organic matter that formed oil (and probably some diamonds) actually came from algae.
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