What They Didn't Teach You in School About Earth | Our Solar System's Planets 

The end of this video says this is the last in the series, but actually Neptune and Venus are not released yet. I just had some problems with the ordering in production. Don't fear, Neptune and Venus will still get done. Check out Manta Sleep here tinyurl.com/3amtx2k3 and make sure to use ASTRUM for 10% off your order!

Alex is my best "go to sleep ASMR." After I let him sink in, I rewatch the next day to learn the lesson.

Wow such an interesting planet, hope mankind gets to visit it one day

What also fascinates me about Earth is the variation of terrain. We got dry deserts, wet rainforests, deep blue oceans, high monstrous mountains, etc. It's like multiple other worlds into one! Every other rocky planet we know of doesn't have features like our own home. The vastness, overwhelming size of our universe tends to make us forget about the interesting & beautiful features of our own world.

Great to meet you at Open Sauce Alex

Hey man. Someone has straight up ripped off one of your videos on Pluto. They've basically just re-uploaded your video with an AI voice over reading the same script. The channel is called Beyond The Cosmos.

i love earths water vapor clouds so much. beautiful from the ground, beautiful from space

Hello Alex, you are absolutely right, this planet has so much wonder to offer. With the astronomy and space exploration it is amazing to learn about planets made of diamonds, or places where molten iron rains down, but after the initial surprise and novelty of such other worlds wears off, it is clear that the dynamics, diversity, natural processes and just beauty of this planet stands out. You said it - "Will anything in universe ever be so beautiful and welcoming as this, our home planet?" I love this so much! Also, I am really glad, that you've mentioned that plate tectonics is rare and unique and what it does for life. I haven't heard it often before. After watching Anton Petrov's video yesterday about the fact that plate tectonics may be the reason why the Fermi paradox is a thing, I'm happy to hear about its importance and uniqueness from another source. Thank you so much for all you bring to this world, Alex. Amazing education but also reminder of beauty and gratefulness!

Excellent, quite wondrous. You can see why some people believe in a designed Earth.

Thank you Alex, Earth is so beautiful we are so lucky ❤❤❤

I learned all this stuff in Meteorology school, and I need daily refresher lessons to remember it all. Same is true for many of my colleagues. Thank you, Alex! 😊

Really enjoyed this video, but then I also enjoy all your videos.

This video made me feel gratitude

As fascinating as the Universe is, Earth is not only home, but one of the most interesting rarities that we have found in the universe yet.

4:44 A sidereal day is roughly 23 hours and 56 minutes. That explains why my cats wake me up for food earlier every day.

thank you well presented - in my time in the navy and then travels over 20 years i have been amazed at the differences and similarities from north to south / east to west in geograpy and people - thank you!

Earth is also the Milky Way Galaxy's nearest Earth-like planet.

Imagine being an eternal conciousness roaming the cosmos for eternity alone. Seeing nothing (other concious life), knowing nothing, bored, lost, utterly alone. Every gakaxy, every star you visit.....nothing. Then one day in that eternity of loneliness, you discover Earth and think to yourself 'alas i have finally found heaven in a universe of hell'

Great series Alex! Really enjoyed all the detail and I noticed all the extra time put into each video. Thanks Alex and the Astrum Team. Thanks to the Patreons.

Consider the three great advances that got us out of the caves and into the cities. 1) The harnessing of fire. 2) The invention of the wheel. 3) The creation of the first Tandoori Mixed Grill. Cheers

Beautiful...just too beautiful a vdo ❤ Thank YOU

Absolutely lovely done this whole series. I'm very grateful to you for doing this series. It definitely enriched my understanding of the world I'm living in. The world I'm part of. One side of mine hopes many years from now your channel is one the most accessible sources to understanding the universe but I also understand that we are just beginning to unfold the mysteries of this vast enigmatic universe. There will be so many new stories to tell and of course, you'll find me there. Just like a faint star in the night, one of your many fans.

Very inspiring, I love our Planet Earth!

Excellent video, congrats! Amazing edit, your calming voice, stunning clips... Love it!

really good video Alex, nicely researched and very detailed ✌️😎

Your videos will never fail to excite me about the cosmos. 😊 🌍

I love the breathable air myself and the radiation protection from the sun, not to mention comfortable temperatures

By far the most enjoyable videos on YT and 100% appreciate that there is no agendas being pushed, just info 👍❤️💕. Cheers and Bless those who understand our place in the universe

I think Pumbaa said it best. "home is where your rump rests" Home is where you exist with (relative) safety and security as well as friends and possibly family.

Fantastic video

This Earth place seems like it'd be a cool planet to visit.

Person at 13:00 has their priorities straight. Gotta save the coffee!

So incredibly complex and beautifully perfect enough to work together

I'm in love with space, and I fell in love because of your channel. Keep up the vids man, they are great!

This is one of the best videos out of many! Definitely a Saver! 👍😉

@astrumspace Thank you so much! This is top tier content. ❤

This video is very beautifully made and created, It reminds us how much beauty, how dynamic and important earth to us. But many people on earth don't appreciate earth that much, like Carl Sagan said "We succeeded in taking that picture, and, if you look at it, you see a dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever lived, lived out their lives"

Another excellent video about our fascinating universe. The production quality and visuals were superb. Thanks Alex 👍

This is one of the best video's I've ever seen about earth, and in 20 minutes. That's quite an accomplishment. Thank you very much!

Best video ever Alex. Just beautiful, thank you.

Great as always!!!

Awesome video once again!

Another great video, thanks Alex

Great video, as always, Alex 11:54. I live there

What a wonderful video, thank you!

Man, watching your videos always gives me the urge to play some KSP

One thing that intrigues me is how the Earth has a 23 degree tilt. Perfect might be 22 1/2 degrees, as it exactly regulates a balanced set of extremes. 23, though, allows a couple days for weather patterns to minutely dwell, which creates a tiny amount of chaos to occur, helping create near equal sustainable rainfall and moderate air pressures(obviously not the soul reason for this but it helps).

"The Earth is the cradle of humanity, but mankind cannot stay in the cradle forever." - Konstantin Tsiolkovsky

This was one of your best!

Great video!

Love watching your videos when I’m going to sleep

5:00 this is so crazy but im about 99.99% sure that I worked at this apartment complex. Everything about it looks exactly the same, seeing this just about threw me out of my chair once I saw it. Im almost certain. I worked there as an apartment maintenance technician back then.

I really like your voice, explanation of the stuff of space contents really match domain

Great video with beautiful and stunning visuals of how truly amazing the Earth is. 😎

Wonderful episode. I actually understood 99% of it. 😊

That was cool. Thanks

great video man

Another banger mate

This is why a colony on Mars will never work. The first people who are born on Mars will learn how amazing Earth is and curse the people who forced them to be born on Mars. Then they'll just end up coming back here.

😊❤️🌟Thanks for shining 👍❣️

Can we get a playlist for all the new “our solar systems planets” series now that the remasters are complete?

Earth is such a fascinating place to live and learn about.

Great job Alex . You obviously put a great deal of work into this video. Yes Earth is a unique planet. It could of never happened by accident.

Another fact that most get wrong: Earth has intelligent life.

Brilliant 🙏

Wow, these images were so beautiful again.

I will never cease to wonder at the universe, especially Earth.

An amazing video, reminding us of the beauty of OUR Home. I hope you hear the genuine appreciaton and respect from your viewers, disregarding the trolls. Unfortunately, they are a sign that your work has achieved a certain level of recognition and status, fwiw. Thank you 💜🌍🌎🌏✊🍀

Beautiful program

This is the best one.

I have been to earth several times, personally. I always enjoy it.

Too early for the video today!!

This video was amazing! I love earth 🌎 hahaha

Your third-person description of the Earth, as a celestial body, is quite delightful. I'm known as a bit of space nerd amongst my colleagues and they are often surprised that Earth is my favourite planet and by my reasoning,...it's where I'm from! =) Also I reckon it's the best looking planet in our Solar System

Excellent

Bros voice is angelic, love this dude

great... bravoo

I'm mostly impressed with the substantiations in this video of my own late realizations that the entire cosmos seems to adhere to some divine plan of perfection and direction towards evolution based on a predetermined paradym of guidance from both the ultimate combined creative source and the variety of imaginative consciousness projected by sentient beings who just so hold the abilities of the imagination concepts

You're awesome, congrats

Our home!❤ I shed a tear there

COME ON LET HIM GET TO 2 MIL SUBS GO GO GO

Thanks!

I love all the interesting things in this video. KUDOS! Would the Earth's rotation, slowing down over time, cause the surface to heat-up? And if so, how long would that extra dwell make a meaningful difference?

This would be a very good video to watch in 2nd Grade. If the students can stay awake listening to this guy's voice.

I am not convinced; my girlfriend is pretty adamant I'm the most dense object in our solar system.

Thanks, Alex! 🌏🌍🌎

I feel like this will be played on a ship drifting through space in a few hundred years from now. As a generation grows up only knowing the vast emptiness of space.

this series reminds me of the encyclopedia i had when I was a kid, chapters dedicated to each planets. Read it almost daily and memorized it.

All these years, never thought earth was this complicated.🌎

You’ve just blown every flerfers tiny mind in just a 20 minute video!!!😂😂😂

These scientists and ancient astronomers from a couple thousand years ago were just amazing. Goes to show you, for as long as humans have been around, there has always been bright, innovative people.

After all the talk of giant stars and super massive black holes, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that earth is not really a peanut.

Could you please do a video on what happens, and the timeframe involved, when the Moon finally pulls away from the Earth? I know it would be hypothetical because no one really knows what will happen, but that would be a very interesting video indeed! Thanks, Alex!

Excellent video. And VERY topical - we have the best planet in the solar system, quite possibly the best one in the universe, so let's not spoil it. It will cost a fraction of the money a Mars base would need, just to stop and reverse global warming.

There 's no place like home!😎🤙❤

"Keeping time can be more complicated than you thought" this is exactly correct. I didnt realize how little I knew about time until I began studying for a world I'm creating. The thing I thought would take a couple hours at most to study sucked me into a 2 month rabbit hole...and I may be more lost now than I was in the beginning, lmffao.

never heard of this planet before, maybe we'll visit it someday who knows

wonderful

There is a tidal effect on plant sap too. Francis Hallé discovered this some years ago.

What a Thumbnail, Alex. ❤🎉