What Was The Earth Like 1 Billion Years Ago?

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Researched and Written by Leila Battison
Narrated and Edited by David Kelly
Thumbnail Art and Art by Ettore Mazza
Art by Khail Kupsky
Maps by Adriano Bezerra
If you like our videos, check out Leila's RU-vid channel:
/ @somethingincredible
Music from Epidemic Sound and Artlist, stock footage from Videoblocks.
Image Credits:
Gruinard Island By Kevin Walsh from Oxford, England - www.flickr.com/photos/8662458..., CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Isle Royale By Tony Webster from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States - Lake Superior Shore at Isle Royale National Park, CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Copper By James St. John - Copper and silver (Mesoproterozoic, 1.05-.1.06 Ga; Isle Royale Number 3 Mine, Houghton County, northern Michigan, USA), CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By James St. John - Copper crystals (Mesoproterozoic, 1.05-1.06 Ga; Franklin Jr. Mine, Hancock, Upper Peninsula of Michigan, USA), CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Laurentian Mountains By Josyan Pierson - www.josyan.ca, CC BY 2.5, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Great Rift Valley By Redgeographics - Map produced from scratch using public domain source data, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Amethyst By JJ Harrison (jjharrison.com.au/) - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Great Lakes By Philroc - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Eukaryotes By Picturepest - Amöbe mit einverleibtem Rädertierchen - Fokalebene 3, CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Cells Ojima K, Lin Z, de Andrade I, Costa M, Mermelstein C, CC BY 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Beyeler J, Schnyder I, Katsaros C, Chiquet M, CC BY 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Eukaryotic cells by Alexander Klepnev, CC BY 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/..., via Wikimedia Commons
Cyanobacteria Asai H, Iwamori S, Kawai K, Ehira S, Ishihara J, Aihara K, Shoji S, Iwasaki H, CC BY 2.5 creativecommons.org/licenses/... via Wikimedia Commons
Red Algae By Dagoberto E. Venera-Pontón, William E. Schmidt and Suzanne Fredericq - [1] doi:10.3389/fmars.2019.00652, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Eric Guinther at the English-language Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
By Emoody26 at English Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Bacteria Fontana C, Lambert A, Benaroudj N, Gasparini D, Gorgette O, Cachet N, Bomchil N, Picardeau M, CC BY 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/... via Wikimedia Commons
Bicellum images By Authors of the study: Paul K. Strother, Martin D. Brasier, David Wacey, Leslie Timpe, Martin Saunders, Charles H. Wellman - www.cell.com/current-biology/..., CC BY 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Somerset island By LawrieM - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Bangiomorpha images courtesy of Professor Nicholas J Butterfield
Image of Black Sea Wreck courtesy of Dr. Rodrigo Pacheco-Ruiz/Black Sea MAP
Back arc basin By Zyzzy2 at the English-language Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...

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@HistoryoftheEarth 2 года назад

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@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 2 года назад

No matter how neutral we try to be, we always end up using language suggesting that life was somehow _trying_ to come into being - as if _will_ enters the picture, but there can be no "will" without mind or consciousness. Hence, repeatedly, circumstances worked to allow life to begin, then morph, endure something impossible, then morph again, until at last a super creature appeared, the cherry on top of the earth cake - homo sapien s. At least we seem to think we're god's magnum opus. This elusive chemical spark that gave birth to life is perhaps the only thing that keeps me believing in a creator, but not worshipping said Creator, b/c he made His babies and walked out, such the Dead Beat that he must be - brilliant scientists though - an emotionless savant of a god.

@thelaughinghyenas8465 2 года назад

@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 , I prefer to enjoy marvels rather than quibble. This video series is unbelievably beautiful, from the depth of knowledge to the stories to the photography to the wonderful narration. I can't think of a better series for teaching this scientific subject that I have ever seen. Likewise, I prefer to enjoy all the life around me. Life is rich and ancient, how ancient we don't even know. Is there hard evidence of a creator? No. Is there hard evidence of the non-existence of a creator that lurks somewhere, somewhen in the multiverse? No, there isn't. You declare "the only thing that keeps me believing in a creator, but not worshipping said Creator, b/c he made His babies and walked out, such the Dead Beat that he must be." What is your scientifically demonstrable evidence that the creator hasn't been watching over us and working with this planet literally for billions of years? It doesn't exist, just as there currently is no scientifically accepted evidence of life on other worlds. Declare that there is definitely no life anywhere else in the universe, and people will consider you illogical and almost certainly a nut job. Declare that there definitely is no loving creator that continues to guide this world and people think you're "edgy." I submit that both declarations are equally unscientific.

@horsetuna 2 года назад

Weird that the first article about the black seas Greek name calls it The Hospitable. But all the other articles match what you say.

@ariblue400 2 года назад

@HistoryoftheEarth I'll patiently wait until you made a video about the elusive and immensely interesting Ediacaran biota

@thelaughinghyenas8465 2 года назад

@@ariblue400 , While I really look forward to seeing the Ediacaran done right by this channel, every production has been gold.

@memepope7478 2 года назад

These videos are so comfy. Sometimes you just want to put on some science and chill, it’s no fun if the video is 10 minutes and you gotta be picking something else soon. 42 minutes of high quality content and you can actually relax.

@a5c0 2 года назад

I agree. I hate the 10-15 minute mark that most channels target.

@cnacma 2 года назад

Yep. My favorite thing to relax at night is to turn on science documentaries and build my city in cities skylines. This channel is amazing.

@Oberon4278 2 года назад

Science and Chill 👌 my only problem here is that it's about biological weapons. Or it starts that way. Few things are more horrifying.

@tamirisgaelzer1902 2 года назад

Exactly

@MantraHerbInchSin 2 года назад

I agree. This is great stuff, I love Earth history. SFIA has long episodes as well, I recommend

@thommyneter168 2 года назад

The sun is still a deadly laser!

@octopusmime 2 года назад

✨now you can eat sunlight✨

@WeHateYeiur 2 года назад

i love bill lol

@Da1FooGuy 2 года назад

Not anymore there's a blanket

@finisheddayz5929 2 года назад

The sun is a terrorist giving peaceful people of earth cancer... We should build our own laser to destroy The Sun!!!!

@death_witch 2 года назад

We actually have a laser thats 1/10th the power of the sun. Freakishly terrifying

@ElMarcel1982 Год назад

it is called Black sea from Ottoman customs, as they identified the cardinal directions with colors, and black stands for north. Westerners adopted Ottoman naming for the Red (south) sea as well. Great work, thank you so much!

@Emiko0807 8 месяцев назад

The ancient Chinese also associated directions with colour: East blue/green, South red, West white and North black/dark. I do wonder if that's something inherited from the Chinese or if we're looking at concurrent culture evolution.

@quinius173 2 года назад

The sun is a deadly lazer 🤣 36:40

@Hot_Hard_Cowboy 2 года назад

I am a chemist and astronomer at heart, but I must admit, these videos you make really peak my interest in geology and biology immensely .

@joshuaprime2042 2 года назад

Pique

@hwplugburz 2 года назад

Same here actualy 👍

@brenlocke4092 2 года назад

L80im0mm0

@voidremoved 2 года назад

Im a prophet and I just clicked cause the thumbnail mentioned Eden. It is curious to see how sinners and deceivers try to explain things out of the Bible. The supernatural is real, Eden is not of this earth. Eden is more like Dr Who's booth but without the footprint

@marcorodrigues8303 2 года назад

E tbm em psicologia há Prison em Ghost pra Trump e os Demais Mentais vai ser bom . pra eles vamos ver como se sai . tem muito que não acredita mais real tbm isso na América. 😌😆❤️#

@karlsson8439 2 года назад

36:40 I understood that reference! nice one. the quality of the video is excellent as usual for your channel. I am always happy to see a new one in my inbox.

@MarsJenkar 2 года назад

Yeah, when I heard that one, I had to stop the video just so I could compose myself. Was _not_ expecting a shout-out to Bill Wurtz there.

@ajakethompson 2 года назад

I had to pause and appreciate the reference. Also I was just on bill’s channel yesterday. Hmm despite the fact that I have been subscribed to this channel for a while maybe that reference and the associated comments about it and me watching Bill’s new videos yesterday triggered the algorithm to put this near the top off my home page today.

@AlexYurian 2 года назад

Was about to type it. Was not expecting that kind of reference here lol

@zackkertzman7709 2 года назад

I still go back rewatch that video from time to time... Pure gold.

@rainthefemboi 2 года назад

He said the funny!

@Saka_Mulia 2 года назад

A billion years ago is about 4.3 Galactic years. That amount of time always breaks my brain. We are such a “day and years” species, it's unfathomable to me how researchers can even begin to comprehend the enormous temporal distance. Great vid!

@normwolfer5024 Год назад

It's easy. They just make it all up.

@slo911video Год назад

The Galactic Year is fascinating. This video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kl7EyqjkE0g.html discusses how the galactic arms in our galaxy might have great effects on our solar system and earth, every few hundred million years.

@maryann2628 Год назад

A galactic year varies for some reason sometime 220 millions year sometimes 280 million years i believe its 250 millon years ago because its easier and in the middle of the range of galactic year and divides without decimals in 1,000

@MrJumper1956 Год назад

They can’t the ice age is still in their heads!

@nostalgiabynicola9158 7 месяцев назад

💯

@hannahbrown2728 2 года назад

Ive been in love with this channel for months. Its got a non intrusive and short intro thats so rare. Often times most channels their intro feels 5x louder. Then the writing is just stellar. Hearing shit like "...the sun was still a deadly lazer." fucking cracks me up, every episode is captivating and theres that bit of humor mixed in too. Amazing work, thanks!

@DavidRutten 2 года назад

The writing, narration and production quality on these videos is absolutely stunning. It leaves 99% of TV documentaries in the dust.

@iLikeMyOwnPosts 2 года назад

I remember when both of the channels started. Came right out of the gate with high quality, epic content. I believe I have watched every one twice, and many of them I have seen more than once. Thank you for making these videos.

@MaxUgly 2 года назад

If you watched "every one twice"... How are only some "more than once"?... Tricky... lol

@Deeplycloseted435 2 года назад

He has a huge library of history channels/videos as well. Just look through the community/channels tab. All good stuff.

@Maliique 2 года назад

Ditto

@scarlettsteele7999 2 года назад

Same here!

@Yonggbaek Год назад

Wait.. 🤨

@fuckhandsmcmike6738 2 года назад

“ The sun is a deadly laser” The way I looked up from painting my nails when you said that-

@damiannewman77 2 года назад

I'm not quite ready to watch this yet, it's a bed time thing, but I can't tell you how excited I am that it's droped 😃 this and history of the universe are by far and away my favourite channels!

@bjornopjemic 2 года назад

Same as the daily videos of Anton Petrov!

@HissoriRenda 2 года назад

Yeah I fall asleep to every new episode, rewatch in the morning

@Jumptownwore 2 года назад

Tjen You Are doing it wrong;) when he posts a video, that is when You go to bed.

@redplanet7163 2 года назад

@@HissoriRenda Same here. I'll probably fall asleep to this off and on for the next few months. Then one day I'll actually watch it and be surprised by how much of this I already know 🤣🤣🤣

@successmeditations110 2 года назад

Probably best not to watch this one before sleeping.

@rycolligan 2 года назад

I'm really impressed with the narrative progression of this series. Ms. Battison did an excellent job with the script for this episode. Thanks for all your work to the whole team.

@ddd228 2 года назад

I liked the video without sound.

@peterplotts1238 2 года назад

Leila Battison is an excellent researcher and writer. Thanks.

@randomfaux9647 2 года назад

imagine this guy being your spouse, how often you would be having a conversation with him, and then waking up with only a memory of a half of a conversation... It would be rough

@TDREXrx9 2 года назад

Underrated comment of the year!

@andrearupe8094 2 года назад

Hmn? Oh- sorry honey, I nodded off again. No no you're not boring, just overwhelmingly cozy

@Phyx1u5 2 года назад

its like he's reciting a beautiful 42 minute long poem. excellent content. thank you.

@aircraftcarrierwo-class 2 года назад

36:39 Don't for one second think I missed that Bill Wurtz reference, you clever narrator you.

@M4st3rDuck 2 года назад

One of my favorite things about this channel and history of the universe is the story at the beginning that is written so well that I forget for a moment what I was originally watching until the Segway happens, and then gets woven into the main topic later. I swear these ~45 minutes always pass too quick and leave me yearning for more. Keep fueling our curiosity!

@spockskynet 2 года назад

Am I the only one that finds that annoying? It just makes half the video seem off topic.

@shgds 8 месяцев назад

@@spockskynethave to agree but this is the only channel i've found that talks about topics im interested in as in depth as i'd like unfortunately

@Darthbelal 2 года назад

This guy is good. He takes a bunch of disparate facts and weaves them into a single, coherent tome highlighting the complexity of life and how it came to be what it is. Synergy at its finest.....

@raphaelklaussen1951 2 года назад

The voice is of a professional speaker, not the content producer. =)

@VoicesofthePast 2 года назад

Nope, it's the guy who edits it too (for this video at least) but written by Leila Battison. Also its me

@raphaelklaussen1951 2 года назад

@@VoicesofthePast Your voice is very nice, one of the nicest I have heard, up there with Morgan Freeman's.

@Darthbelal 2 года назад

@@VoicesofthePast Okay, can I say that the collaborative effort that produced this high quality video is very much appreciated?

@eternalstudent7461 Год назад

@@VoicesofthePastHi, and thank you! A question for you, please: As our Earth once had shorter days, I'm curious whether Earth's revolution speed also was different in the past... and btw with faster rotation, there would be more days in a year, either way 🙂 But I often ponder our counting of billions of years, it's almost like the description of sums of money from the distant past, how it's necessary to adjust the numbers in order to have it relatable in terms of today's standards of monetary value. I'd really like to know whether Earth's revolution rate has changed over the course of our tiny but very long history of existence 🙂

@matthewpollock9685 2 года назад

36:39 A brilliant tip of the hat to one of the greatest pieces of media ever created. Well done.

@Bloodknok 2 года назад

Wonderful stuff, again. The Grenville Orogeny is one of my favourite geological periods, and it’s interesting to see it within a wider global context

@noeldenever 2 года назад

I've been watching this every night since it was posted. It's fascinating how the little pieces (Gruinard Island, copper deposit at Isle Royal, shipwreck at the Black Sea) tie in with the main topic. As usual, superb writing and A++ delivery. It's everything I need to have fun and relax at the end of a long day. Thank you very much ❤

@kma3647 2 года назад

Watching these videos brings out in me the little boy who loved dinosaurs! These videos have a way of bringing together so much of what I've learned in countless biology, chemistry, geology, etc classes over the years all with the poetry and calming sense of wonder of an old Jacques Cousteau or David Attenborough film. You guys are inspiring future generations with this work!

@HyzersGR 2 года назад

Whoever writes and narrates and edits these are brilliant. Both the terrestrial channel and the cosmic one

@dadrising6464 2 года назад

voices of the past is great aswell ;)

@dannydevito2244 2 года назад

What’s the cosmic one?

@northstarpheonix 2 года назад

@@dannydevito2244 History of the universe.

@HyzersGR 2 года назад

@@dannydevito2244 History of the universe

@VoicesofthePast 2 года назад

Yaayyy

@RaptorMocha 2 года назад

I got unreasonably happy when he said “The sun is a deadly laser”

@StaticBlaster 2 года назад

Thanks for all of these detailed videos of our planet's geological history. It's very informative and enjoyable to contemplate on.

@jwc449 2 года назад

Leila has been doing a great job at writing all of these

@kylerosenberg2508 2 года назад

micropaleontology is so underrated. Glad this channel exists, even though we're on the brink of focusing on plants and metazoans.

@noided583 2 года назад

I genuinely don't understand how this channel doesn't have more subscribers. The overall quality of each subsequent video goes from strength to strength, truly superb. The absolute marvel that this content is available to so many people for free cannot be understated. Well done, History of the Earth, this channel is a fucking gem

@texmj123 2 года назад

I sarcastically don't understand

@kenhiett5266 2 года назад

I understand.

@jeffwads 2 года назад

For some reason, you are assuming that most people even think about reality or nature. Most do not. They think about how some burger is going to taste or what Brittney's new song is going to be.

@sirsherlock3550 2 года назад

Personally, I'm not in to fiction.

@MaxBrix Год назад

By definition average is mediocre. About 1/2 of people are below average.

@noneofyourbizness 2 года назад

brilliantly and masterfully scripted. as a sparsely educated layman i've had and continue to have many critical links in my understanding of our planet revealed and explained here. very grateful to all behind this exceptional channel.

@marcorodrigues8303 2 года назад

Viu aí como psicológico mental ele se abriu e contou a verdade virou uma Leyd 😌🐩😆#

@EUROWEFILMS 2 года назад

Fantastic, if only this production was available in my youth certainly my life would have taken a different route, thank you so very much.

@harrietharlow9929 2 года назад

So glad you mentioned the Midcontinental Rift System. It certainly helped Lake Superior become what it is.

@DS-ys8mz 2 года назад

I wish this guy would narrate on audible , I would listen to him read the telephone book.

@imyourmaster77 2 года назад

This channel always gives me chills. I love everything about our world. Times might be hard but life is beautiful.

@Sawyer_LH Год назад

36:41 loved the Bill Wurtz reference

@Richardj410 2 года назад

Just found your channel and I love it. Now I'll have to go back to the beginning to watch them all. Thank you for taking the time to make these.

@jeffmcclure2603 2 года назад

Again; a work of art. Wonderful storytelling skills mixed with great filmed editing and science. You’re setting the mark here. These each take an incredible amount of time, effort and retakes, I’m sure. Many thanks

@Saka_Mulia 2 года назад

Absolutely brilliant research and narration. Subscribed and binge-watching.

@sadwingsraging3044 2 года назад

Excellent work as expected by the entire crew. Might I suggest a video detailing all known Cratons and their present locations with the history of each from creation?

@harrietharlow9929 2 года назад

That would be fabulous. I second that!

@sabrinafelber 2 года назад

Thank you great content! The narration is spot on and the editing is beautiful!

@globalsurfer 2 года назад

This is the most articulate video narration with the most adjectives I have ever had the privledge to observe and listen to! Well done!

@CyberOfficer 2 года назад

I remember smoking a joint for the first time in years and coming across the “what was earth like 4 billion years ago” back when it was first posted. Oh my god i hadn’t had such distinct and amazing visuals in my head… like ever. Thank you for the work you put into these videos. I love watching your videos late at night in a dark room… phone screen off, and just drifting into “that” space. Thanks for clearing and easing my ruthless mind. I don’t have many things that help me anymore. Music doesn’t help anymore. I lost my bestfriend last year (22 years old.) My endless thoughts have drove me to suicide 4x in 2021. I’m not here for sympathy, or to say that you saved me… but i’m just here to say thank you for these fascinating videos. Thanks for turning the volume down on my brain and for turning sleepless nights into wild dreams and peaceful nights. Keep these videos coming! Please 💕

@philipmcdonagh1094 2 года назад

These videos and a joint is kind of like Laurel and Hardy. Useless on their own.

@ColleenJousma 2 года назад

this whole serious will be interesting to watch from start to finish when it's done. I've watched each one and have learned so much. Thank you to everyone involved.

@joz6683 2 года назад

Excellent, just finished watching this. I had been waiting for more content and excited for this since the posting saying new content. I have cast this to the main T.V as soon as I could. This like all your content deserves a larger screen a cup of tea and some biscuits...

@entropytango5348 2 года назад

Once again, beautifully written and presented, thank you

@VOMITQUEEN 2 года назад

The way these videos are told is just…. masterful storytelling

@johngraves6878 11 месяцев назад

Impeccable work that rises from geology to spirituality. Written, edited and scored with great sensitivity. David is superb.

@paultheaudaciousbradford6772 2 года назад

Love your stuff! Always well researched and well presented. Thank you for making us all a little smarter.

@charlesjmouse 2 года назад

Always excellent, and written with a touch of poetry. Thank you.

@prairierider7569 Год назад

James Webb is now in space and doing its thing! I can’t wait for exploratory ships to go to Enceladus and Europa to find out how complex life may be on them!

@HughJorgan1 Год назад

Those first Webb photos are mind boggling. Apparently we’re looking over 13 billion years back in time. And I agree…it’ll be fascinating when we start exploring Europa’s ocean for life.

@prairierider7569 Год назад

@@HughJorgan1 the last picture of the farthest galaxy was created only a couple hundred million years after the Big Bang! How rad! Now if we could somehow prove the multiple universe theory 100% that would be out of this world

@earthling99 2 года назад

I LOVE it!! Always learning new stuff while super relaxed! Thank you so much!

@ifihf 2 года назад

Fabulous documentary, thoroughly fascinating! Many thanks.

@samf313 2 года назад

Another fascinating and immaculate video from you all, the talent of everyone, from the writers, to the editors, to the narrator, everything is simply perfect and makes for my favorite content on this site. Thank you all again for such an amazing video!

@souldavidthompson4854 2 года назад

That was fascinating! I learned so much about a period of Earth's history I knew little about -- thank you 🙏

@dawnpalmby5100 2 года назад

The visuals!! Best video on your channel so far; absolutely stunning work!!

@riseofthemachine2623 2 года назад

Thank you for a year of simply extraordinary History of the Earth documentaries. I think I can speak for others in the hope that your carry on with these wonderfully produced pieces.

@dennisnicholson952 2 года назад

This was pretty interesting especially the section on the shipwrecks that are remarkably well preserved by the anaerobic nature of the Black Sea's depths. I recall seeing, quite a few years ago, a National Geographic documentary featuring Dr. Robert Ballard of Titanic fame as he discovered one of these shipwrecks and marveled at its state of preservation. Perhaps it won't be possible to answer this question here but have any of these vessels been brought to the surface for preservation and/or further study?

@noeldenever 2 года назад

TED-Ed made a video about this around 3 months ago, check it out. The ships are too fragile to be brought up. And exposing them to oxygen in the surface can't be beneficial, since it's the anoxic condition that preserves them in the first place. We can only take samples and leave them where they are. Such a fascinating study.

@rickkarrer8370 2 года назад

I just discovered, and am loving, this channel. I would love to see your stuff in HDR. It doesn't even have to be 4K, just that HDR would look amazing.

@mandyb8675 2 года назад

"the sun is still a deadly lazer" listening to this while driving and had a chuckle from that.

@susanharris5926 2 года назад

Really enjoyed this video. If you wrote it and/or edited it, brilliant job!

@Emily-ck9ji 2 года назад

These videos have quickly made this channel one of my favorites to watch out for. The quality of the editing, the scripts, the narration, the delivery of information - perfect.

@marcorodrigues8303 2 года назад

E Claro 😌 tudo e possível au que crer .no Cristo Jesus do Calvário e na sua Ressurreição. 🤗😇👼🤴#

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The quality of these uploads are absolutely outstanding, I love the channel 👌

@MaryAnnNytowl Год назад

These are so very well-made that I come back to watch them every so often, simply for enjoyment. Thank you for these videos! ❤️❤️

@Rafaga777 2 года назад

As always top notch quality. What a pleasure to watch. Please keep on the good work. Much appreciated.

@naes6843 2 года назад

This explanation of just how and where “life” came from, is simply the very best explanation I’ve ever seen. The writing is super and narrated by a gentleman of wonderful abilities was a gift. Thanks so much. Dave in Phoenix Arizona

@NathanWostrel 2 года назад

Thanks for the continued amazing content. I am always thrilled to see a new video on the History of the Earth.

@felixthecat3n2 11 месяцев назад

Without doubt, this channel is as good as any BBC or professionally produced commercial content. The narration alone sets it apart from its rivals. An extraordinary piece of work, of which the channel owner should be immensely proud. Thank you so much.

@fern3436 Год назад

I just found your channel but I'm already in love. This and the "Fall of Civilizations Podcast" are awesome for long car rides.

@phoenix3992 Год назад

These produce in me a feeling of such profound beauty I'm compelled to comment. I really appreciated how new the evidence presented in this video was. I'd heard of Bangiomorpha. But Bicellum brasieri was unfamiliar to me. Thank you for the insight.

@bigbootros4362 2 года назад

I love these videos. They are informative, interesting, and calming.

@ruipais8328 Год назад

Appreciate the text and the voice, the images depict the content in an amazing rich graphic way, and is dotted with modern findings, history, discoveries, that substantiate the historical content, teaches us more about modern science and scientists, and add comfort and warmth to the whole story. I am amazed, could not imagine a better accomplished show. Thank you very much to all the team involved.

@ChadieRahimian 8 месяцев назад

Every time I watch a video from your channels I am short of crying because of how beautiful and impressive they are. The story progression, attention to details and amount of information includes is unbelievable. I would have liked to support you somehow but can't find any patreon link or such in your description.

@adastra5346 2 года назад

Absolutely awesome job...... love this channel.

@thedirty530 2 года назад

These videos are phenomenal! The combination of landmasses and the corresponding development of organisms included together is so hard to come by. Simply Amazing!

@felipericketts 2 года назад

Love your stories! They provide a glimpse into the amazing history we are all a consequence of. Thanks :-)

@fritz4860 2 года назад

Bro, your voice is so calming, I literally fall asleep to these, and even when I don't I still love the sheer volume of info you tell. Thank you!

@UnityAndFreedom 2 года назад

This content is what makes the Internet a great place to be. What mastery over storytelling! Along with the emotion that slowly envelops us, the journey makes us float through the ever-fleeting passage of Time. This is incredibly beautiful! Thank you so much, sir, for such a high quality post! Happy to be alive and privileged to know who we are and how we have been. 26:54 "Somewhere, on this miserable planet, there is, a glimmer, of hope"

@defyboom1153 2 года назад

All these complex and billions of years and i’m here to comment on this brief history of our world, i feel so humbled to exists and share my opinion

@geoffharmer1366 2 года назад

Another great episode, keep up the great work.

@bonniegachiengu1686 2 года назад

The best all-rounded channel ever!. Don't ever stop making these videos, please.

@shobanaraghuveeran 2 года назад

I am grateful to come across this wonderful RU-vid channel, the content is awesome, and the style of narration is simply superb! Yet another great video!!

@Great_Olaf5 2 года назад

Is this the same thing that resulted in the telluric iron deposit in Greenland? You mentioned minerals dividing up and flowing towards the surface, and I know that elemental iron is extremely rare, IIRC that one deposit is the only telluric iron deposit known, with the vast majority being mineralized rust from the Great Oxygenation.

@isaacnewtonstolemyjoy 10 месяцев назад

Yall make me so interested in the universe 😍 First you make me fall for math (changed my major to math partially because of HOTU) and now you were able to keep me awake *and interested* in biology. Love your guys' work so much ❤

@Familylawgroup Год назад

I really enjoy this channel and I am impressed with the depth of research evident in the script. Does anyone know what teams are behind the research, writing, and voice work? I would love to give credit where credit is due. Have I overlooked a prior “who we are and what and why we do this channel” type video? If so, can someone comment with the link to such a bio video? If you haven’t produced such a thing, I would like to propose, for your future consideration, a BTS showing us how much time and research goes into these videos, as well as the animations and scenic shots.

@fnutarf2085 2 года назад

excellent video, as usual, only wish I could have used it in my school essay earlier

@blob5907 2 года назад

props to the cameraman who recorded the earth a billion years ago for us to watch.

@coltonross2227 2 года назад

Just found this channel and subscribed near instantly! Great content, production, and narration.

@diGritz1 2 года назад

4:35 I remember this, it was the final episode of Star Trek Next Gen. Q shows Picard the moment life begins on Earth then screws it up. True story.

@Piddlefoots 2 года назад

I have thoroughly enjoyed this series so far, its fascinating to go back in time and imagine what our planet was like, and how many other planets MUST be out there with basic green life on them....Fascinating, great doco series, thumbs up !

@Diana1000Smiles 2 года назад

I am appalled so many Earthlings have zero concept of Climate Change, especially in the 21st century.

@Space_Aquila 2 года назад

This is really well made, sometimes I forget I am still on RU-vid when I see Videos like this one.

@NorthForkFisherman 2 года назад

And then you read the comments?

@mikemm8549 2 года назад

Amazing work! Keep it up

@polfosol 2 года назад

I want to listen to this guy like, forever. Thanks to my favorite channel for providing another brilliant video

@auntjemima7727 2 года назад

May I just state how absolutely thankful I am for this channel❤️ Getting diagnosed with bpd and adhd is really fucking me up. It’s like the confirmation that there has always been something wrong with me now I’m just so, shaken and doubting my whole identity. But one thing that brings me back to reality, is the fact i used my lack of identity and hyper activity to learn… and I grew. I’m someone who knows how to adapt and evolve. And I always loved videos like these because THEY ARE JUST AMAZING AND LOVELY AND EDUCATIONAL- sorry. It’s like food for my constantly wondering brain! But yeah I’m just like deeply thankful for everyone apart of this channel and others❤️❤️❤️

@robinchesterfield42 2 года назад

Oh god, it's funny (not ha-ha funny, but like "Huh, interesting") that you mention this right now, because _I_ have always absolutely loved learning in general and _I_ just recently got a diagnosis about myself that I hated! I mean, I would've been thrilled that this show finally got a new episode anyway, but...weird coincidence!

@auntjemima7727 2 года назад

@@robinchesterfield42 yes dude exactlyyyy

@teapot_ Год назад

On the contrary, do not doubt yourself. You are special, your situation enables you to see and evaluate everything in a fresh way. Not like the ordinary people, and you are doing it right by using science to view/understand the world. Well done!