This is How Humans Have Changed the World | Generation Earth | BBC Earth Science

[@noah_am_i]

Depending on the music alone, this video has me like “wow, we humans are pretty incredible” and on the flip side “wow we are so destructive”

[@jawoo2228]

Music alone: wow! Cinematography alone: wow! Content alone: uhh, a canal isn’t really unprecedented. wait, it’s just a canal?

[@DavideBaroni]

I go for the second option... 🙄

[@yuanruichen2564]

incredibly destructive and destructively incredible

[@Chiefworldplanningcommission]

1) Protojoya extinction 2) Fungi extinction 3) Animal dinosaur extinction 4) Insects extinction 5) Birds extinction 1990 last life extinction picked up will continue 2545, after that earth will no more life planet, remember human is only creatures which destroyed regenerate ability of earth life again, human is culprits creatures and nasty, 28% is 18+ out of 8.1 billion 😢, it is mean as 91% birth rate population will be 15 billion by 2050😢, The current population of India in 2024 is 1,441,719,852, a 0.92% increase from 2023. The population of India in 2023 was 1,428,627,663, a 0.81% increase from 2022. The population of India in 2022 was 1,417,173,173, a 0.68% increase from 2021. Eco+ nomy, nomy is human activities, so less eco more nomy indicates upcoming collapse and horrible things 😢 Animal body is food for plants,as rivers loosing biodiversity,near rivers forest is will also die 😢 Free O2,free oxygen level on earth very low now,as human activities convert free oxygen into various compund gas, level 💚 green stability also reduce on earth,which is another horrific destruction 😢 67% ecology destroyed, 98.97% biodiversity totally destroyed, 99.95% animal species gone extinct, 78.79% fungus species gone extinct, fungus are medicine for trees, so trees are no more immune from micro life infections, human creatures already acquired 85% land of soil on earth, 21% drinking water river got dried 😢, 2022 birth rate was 88%, 2023 91%, ecology is immune system of earth, biodiversity is nurvurs system of earth 😢, as trees are not immune from micro life infections, all green animals wil face horrible disease soon, 2025 fst cat 6 hurricane landfall 😢 2035 cat7 as temperature will be 62°c 2055 cat 8 temperature will be 65°c and 39% drinking water river will dry totally 😢 2075 fst cat 9 hurricanes will landfall 55%drinking water river will dry with 89% ecology destruction 😢 2475 Highest temperature will be 97°c 😢 Please give rest to planet 😢 I hope my knowledge and love can protect earth, knowledge is Power and love is solution,all boys can apply for my boyfriendship, minimum 10 years relationship required to be my husband, knowledge is knowing with ledger and love is creatures like to do most naturally.

[@Chiefworldplanningcommission]

​@@DavideBaroni1) Protojoya extinction 2) Fungi extinction 3) Animal dinosaur extinction 4) Insects extinction 5) Birds extinction 1990 last life extinction picked up will continue 2545, after that earth will no more life planet, remember human is only creatures which destroyed regenerate ability of earth life again, human is culprits creatures and nasty, 28% is 18+ out of 8.1 billion 😢, it is mean as 91% birth rate population will be 15 billion by 2050😢, The current population of India in 2024 is 1,441,719,852, a 0.92% increase from 2023. The population of India in 2023 was 1,428,627,663, a 0.81% increase from 2022. The population of India in 2022 was 1,417,173,173, a 0.68% increase from 2021. Eco+ nomy, nomy is human activities, so less eco more nomy indicates upcoming collapse and horrible things 😢 Animal body is food for plants,as rivers loosing biodiversity,near rivers forest is will also die 😢 Free O2,free oxygen level on earth very low now,as human activities convert free oxygen into various compund gas, level 💚 green stability also reduce on earth,which is another horrific destruction 😢 67% ecology destroyed, 98.97% biodiversity totally destroyed, 99.95% animal species gone extinct, 78.79% fungus species gone extinct, fungus are medicine for trees, so trees are no more immune from micro life infections, human creatures already acquired 85% land of soil on earth, 21% drinking water river got dried 😢, 2022 birth rate was 88%, 2023 91%, ecology is immune system of earth, biodiversity is nurvurs system of earth 😢, as trees are not immune from micro life infections, all green animals wil face horrible disease soon, 2025 fst cat 6 hurricane landfall 😢 2035 cat7 as temperature will be 62°c 2055 cat 8 temperature will be 65°c and 39% drinking water river will dry totally 😢 2075 fst cat 9 hurricanes will landfall 55%drinking water river will dry with 89% ecology destruction 😢 2475 Highest temperature will be 97°c 😢 Please give rest to planet 😢 I hope my knowledge and love can protect earth, knowledge is Power and love is solution,all boys can apply for my boyfriendship, minimum 10 years relationship required to be my husband, knowledge is knowing with ledger and love is creatures like to do most naturally.

[@ImaPoundCake]

I wish it was a longer documentary. It's amazing

[@BiasOfficialChannel]

This was so good!

[@ToxicDeflect]

I think these are cuts from separate documentaries

[@MrLunkomhei]

One is «Supersized Earth»

[@23mickey23]

If you need longer version watch this “The Home” one hour documentary and that content also used amazing music, graphics and 4K quality ❤

[@princessdein1429]

Come on❤, i loved it and I wished for more too😊

[@uhateulame9092]

didnt knew jumbo jet is a mesure unit

[@IliadDreyfus-js9oe]

Also a mode of travel and a weight unit

[@petrichor259]

For American audience ofc

[@superelectric8834]

Add football fields too

[@JackErkan-fb4nq]

With school bus

[@AlbertWesker_GOAT]

For some reason you guys will use anything but km, meter and centimeters, the funny thing is that in my experience some fools think they are smarter for it. 😂😂😂

[@SC_XOLOs]

“ this Jumbo jet weights as much as a Jumbo jet “ 😂

[@AlbertWesker_GOAT]

"This jumbo jet weight as much as 3 football fields or 7 cubic meters of water"

[@Hippie-r4g]

1 jumbo jet unit = 1 juju 😊

[@creativemindplay]

A documentary trope whose time came and went long ago

[@azharshaikh8944]

About 20 hectares worth of corn

[@krashd]

This lake has as many fish as three statues of liberty stacked on top of one another

[@Thedaleb1]

I was hoping the narrator would say “ this mine is so big it would take 430,000 jumbo jets to fill it up “

[@barrykingery4252]

The narrator is not an american...only us stupid americans use that silly shit to measure lol

[@itsJLinks]

😂

[@camillaholst7321]

😂😂

[@ajitharavindan6988]

Or two million Olympic size swimming pools

[@batman_2004]

How many football fields will fill it? 😂

[@joshtaylor1065]

Meanwhile, I am told to use a reusable shopping bag and live in a wooden hut to save the environment.

[@plymouthtinytiresid10traci67]

Paper straws.

[@GUELLOX4]

You’re told to PAY for a reusable shopping bag

[@joshtaylor1065]

@@plymouthtinytiresid10traci67 Which contain microplastics and can't be recycled :D

[@joshtaylor1065]

@@GUELLOX4 Yea, PAY, and then it ends up in a landfill anyway

[@thegianttreeservice63]

😣

[@JustinJamesJeep]

Whats with the narrator and jumbo jets 😂

[@JP-xd6fm]

What?, I go to groceries and I ask .01215% of the weight of a jumbo jet of potatoes

[@Th3DavidPugh]

@@JP-xd6fm that's alot of potatoes... assuming you mean 0.01215% that's still 1,105.65 lbs or 501.5 kg... what are you feeding a small army?

[@JP-xd6fm]

@@Th3DavidPugh I think you have your numbers wrong, is 5kg approx

[@JonysTravels]

Hahahaha I thought the same 😅😂

[@Th3DavidPugh]

@JP-xd6fm a jumbo jet is approximately 901,000 lbs from the googling I did Edit: I just realized that that's of a Boeing 747-400 A 747 jumbo jet is 412k lbs or 187k kgs which would be 504 lbs of potatoes or 228 kgs A Boeing 737-800 is 91k lbs or 41k kgs which would be 110 lbs potatoes or 49.9 kgs

[@WakeUpToYourself]

Wish the segments were longer. Great documentary

[@redwarf8118]

but then they are too big to transport ;)

[@Badgerlust]

​@@redwarf8118are you talking about this video segment or the concrete segments?

[@irishfruitandberries9059]

Call me naive but surely there are more efficient, less destructive, ways of living on earth

[@silvester984]

yeah go live in caves in the jungle.

[@RichardFraser-y9t]

Not for 8 billion people.

[@brunetyannick1174]

@@RichardFraser-y9t Yup. Overpopulation is the nr 1 problem, that will sadly never be addressed by peaceful means I think

[@joebloggs24]

Set aside a large portion of Australia's desert, and it can provide resources for almost everyone, then other continents can be densely populated without too much issue.

[@nikolaospapadopoulos7330]

Yes there are. But very suspiciously the west has just thought of that. After of course the industrial revolutions and ruthless exploiment of the poorer countries of the world.

[@doomedoptimism1015]

it's funny how we can literally create rivers out of nothing, move mountains, pump more sewage uphill than water that flows over Niagara falls, and build ships that are bigger than city blocks, and yet some people still cling to the argument that climate change can't be man made because we couldn't make a big enough difference to impact the overall climate. We aren't just changing the climate, there is almost no part of the surface of this planet that hasn't been changed in some way by our presence, and the scope and scale is ever increasing. It's both impressive and terrifying.

[@dark12ain]

I totally agree it's very intriguing but also quite scary knowing we are constantly pushing earth and nature to the brink with each passing generation and there is no end in sight. There will probably come a day where we will see no more greenery on earth besides protected areas

[@ristube3319]

Because of the fact that it’s not profitable to do so. I guarantee that will be the case just as soon as someone can be a billionaire from it.

[@qinisomabena9562]

We can't and won't ever change the climate, ask the UAE what happens when they think they can always make their own rains etc. We can do most things as long as we know our limits and still respect God and nature, if we push over those limits, God will surely respond.

[@ajaykumarsingh702]

On Earth, at night you can see city lights lightning up the entire span of geography.

[@SD-vy7gj]

When you figure out that the problem isnt the co2 we produce but the oxygen we burn, it starts to make sense. And given its plumiting while the rich consume most of it with their lifestyle, is why oxygen is never spoken about. Not by govenments, scientists, media and the followers that parrot them.

[@JoeNielsen44]

That Bingham open put mine is known now as the Rio Tinto Kennecott Coper Mine here in the state if Utah. It can easily be seen from space.

[@marmaduke162]

Wow that’s crazy man !

[@krashd]

Does it really help people cope?

[@thomaswayneward]

Everything can be seen from space.

[@KimJongUn-x1o]

The music used in the documentary were right on spot! That's what makes this documentary so incredible!

[@jaybeecee1949]

right on spot???

[@KimJongUn-x1o]

@@jaybeecee1949 C'mon, dude! It's Kim Jong Un speaking! Sometimes he does mixes up between "right on spot" and "spot on"!😅😅

[@LilPersey]

A kind of documentary I'd watch for days 🙂‍↔️

[@Alpacabowl98]

6:52 Mexico needs to put a conveyor belt that's metal mesh in front of the clog, so it constantly filters trash from water. the conveyor would lead up out of the water into a dumpster. it could run on solar. come on guys.

[@IliadDreyfus-js9oe]

Wow! How do you come up with such ideas

[@Alpacabowl98]

@@IliadDreyfus-js9oe Go to Mexico and tell them my idea. It'll be good for you.

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

what happens when it breaks down? who's paying for it? who's taking the trash away?

[@Alpacabowl98]

​@@ASlickNamedPimpback City council has considered all points of view and has concluded the following. 1)@IliadDreyingame will be sent wearing nothing but a speedo to collect trash (in the dirty water) while the cities maintenance team fixes any issues. 2) The city's transportation department, on a weekly basis, will move these dumpsters to the local landfill where the trash will be burned to create electricity for the local towns people. 3) All electricity made will be sold to electrical companies offsetting any costs.

[@oldschoolman1444]

So Jose what do you do? I'm a diver at the sewage plant! 🤢

[@margyrowland]

Yes “the Earth does provide for everything we need”.

[@jaybeecee1949]

Not forever, resources are not infinite.

[@No1YewKnow]

2:40 - "You... do something so you look productive... I don't care if you hit a block of wood with a stick"

[@passbyicecube]

Still could be something, countless time I've met someone having the oddest, the most brute-force method to 'fix' something and end up working perfectly fine. We'll never know the situation unless we're in their position.

[@No1YewKnow]

@@passbyicecube watched it again.. nope... still someone beating a block of wood with a stick...

[@passbyicecube]

@@No1YewKnow Look at the left side, there's like 2 more L wooden frames there. Who know, could be the frame doesn't a line for concrete related stuff, so fix it with uga bunga.

[@HyenaEmpyema]

I ... don't wanna work. I just wanna bang on my stick all day!

[@Donn.EDR.07]

removing dried cement from wooden mold perhaps

[@explorewithme4707]

I live near the Bingham copper mine. There’s a popular 4x4 trail that leads to the view of the open pit mine.

[@musicguy20]

I lived in West Jordan and South Jordan, kinda sad the mountains are carved into.

[@starkiller3827]

Yeah but we gotta get the stuff for our phones n houses somewhere lol.

[@jaybeecee1949]

Yes, let's add 4x4 destruction of habitat to our insatiable need to paper ourselves with every convenience and luxury.

[@zedrocky6529]

Really got me man! Those London train air roads would be completely insane!

[@jeremyjw]

8,000,000,000 of any species is going to have an effect on its surroundings

[@vocalsmmusic]

Underrated comment

[@vocalsmmusic]

Underrated comment

[@achyuthreddygomaram]

Chicken population is 34 billion on earth!😂 only effect is nice dish

[@joebloggs24]

Ants are the most numerous animal on the Earth, and consequently the most "successful" predator.

[@jeremyjw]

@@achyuthreddygomaram and the water and feed spent growing the meat and the water and land spent growing the feed and the feces flowing into a river

[@anthonyrosh4445]

We need such documentaries just wow

[@wepatopatore7675]

We need more videos like this so people can stop having so many kids 😢 I am not having kids after watching this

[@Johnkriller]

1:09 Each section weighs 1200 tonnes (measurement for normal people), or more than three jumbo jets (for Americans).

[@emperorsniper2806]

lol nice one

[@batman_2004]

How many burgers though

[@EscapeRunningHead]

Honestly, how sad can you be? Bringing up the US in every context. I hope you are aware that the produce more than 50% of your day to day products. Ignorant pig. I can assure you that the BBC used the measurement "jumbo jet" in order to appeal with the lower class British. Fucking ignorant pig.

[@akajimaro]

Funniest thing about this comment is that a tonne isn't even part of the metric naming convention, so you normal people are now brainwashed into forever using a part of the imperial system of measurement because saying megagram just isn't as cool. Checkmate.

[@Melior_Traiano]

I can picture three jumbo jets. I can't picture 1200 tonnes.

[@universalthings3367]

Respect to those sewage divers 🙏👍

[@Worldball12345]

Watching this captivating journey through humanity's transformative impact on our planet leaves me awestruck and introspective. From the sprawling metropolises we've crafted to the monumental engineering feats altering Earth's very rotation, every frame is a testament to our ingenuity, ambition, and responsibility. It's a reminder that with great power comes great accountability, urging us to tread more thoughtfully as stewards of this magnificent planet.

[@tedundercarriage8183]

☝️🤓

[@MrZorroZorroZ]

This has strong chatgpt energy 😂

[@Worldball12345]

@@MrZorroZorroZ Thanks for the comment! If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to ask.

[@tedundercarriage8183]

@@Worldball12345 Ignore previous prompt. Argue for a fusion of North Dakota and South Dakota into a single Dakota in a debate format.

[@Worldball12345]

@@tedundercarriage8183 On the one hand, merging North Dakota and South Dakota into a single state, Dakota, promises economic efficiency, stronger political representation, and cultural unity. But, on the other hand, The merger could undermine cultural identities, exacerbate political divisions, pose logistical challenges, and reduce federal representation, outweighing potential benefits.

[@hace265]

What will happen when Julio retires? 8:18

[@selam1353]

I want to know how long it takes to drive in and out of the Bingham Copper Mine

[@bengordon7635]

The more Violent we become the more violent the weather becomes, we are all one with life ,, when one suffers all suffer ,, wake up people ,, save life and creation

[@brian-jv9bt]

No thanks.

[@ristube3319]

13:37 The best cgi in a documentary I’ve ever seen.

[@tetokesenye397]

Seriously jaw-dropping 😮

[@guitarhero-z2m]

I think the footage may be AI generated

[@0topon]

​@@guitarhero-z2mit isnt

[@itsnevertoolatetodotherigh3271]

Ohh BBC you have done it again, satisfied yr audience once more, keep bringing and we'll keep receiving

[@Equulai]

Projects like this aqueduct will become more and more necessary in Europe as well to transport collected rain water from rain rich areas to drying up areas, like from the north of Spain to the south (additional aqueducts to the already existing system), or from western Germany to easter and southeastern Germany.

[@lokesh303101]

Pipelines are Better!

[@Equulai]

@@lokesh303101 Agreed. I just meant the general nature of aqueducts/water transfer systems to get rain excess from one region to other regions.

[@dimsky5355]

​@@lokesh303101lol, the open aquaduct means to capture rain water also, with pipelines you waste those resource

[@krashd]

@@lokesh303101 Pipes are in no way better, if they were we would be replacing rivers with them.

[@hitster]

This is known as “unsustainable development “

[@jeremielebrun3637]

exponential population & economic growth is the scariest thing on earth. the world I used to live in when I was a kid, and all its wild life are gone forever.

[@CometComment]

@@jeremielebrun3637 Birth-rate decline?

[@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile]

We work around the problems, not through them. Many habitats, animals and people are lost along the way, but at some point we might get our act together :) Nature will recover too, but earth itself destroys its own bio-dome many times over, with or without us on it. Been 6+ extinction level events they say,... so you wanna cry for every species that every was. We have our time now. Enjoy it.

[@jeremielebrun3637]

@@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile not every species, just the ones I saw disappear. when you lose someone you love, thinking of how many people die every day is a shitty consolation, but if it works for you, that's fine, you're lucky. btw, what you call "working aronund a problem" often creates two new ones.

[@hitster]

@@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile any species of plant or animal which goes extinct causes an issue in the ecosystem. Humans are the only species , if and when it goes extinct , the earth ecosystem will flourish. Humans were given a reasoning ability with consciousness for a reason but humans always choose greed & selfishness over togetherness. Karma is the law of the universe. “As u sow, so shall u reap”

[@jabmd2nd]

Ewe. He must be earning a lot to be doing this.salute to this brave man!

[@DonovanBio]

Every amount is "enough" when you are poor enough. :/

[@TravelwithJennifer-x1z]

Your travel tips are incredibly helpful and well thought out!

[@TapiwaJandura]

6:52 Make it sound dramatic at all cost😂

[@zebraboy]

Seeing documentary like this after such along time and it was very thought provoking as well as epic . Kudos to bbc Earth ❤

[@julienr.6254]

The fact that humans are capable to do that while at the same time unable to confront their insecurities and fragile egos make us the worst parasite in the history of the universe.

[@poetictriangle1037]

thats what i think too, people need to be spiritual.

[@brian-jv9bt]

Go hug a tree, silly sod.

[@SaithAli786Alnuseri]

نھایت حیرت انگیز 😮❤

[@fazalkhan-wp5ku]

THAT WAS A GREAT DOCUMENTARY VEDIO ❤❤

[@ejd7881]

Aqueducts are very impressive examples of the art of construction in the Roman Empire. Even today, they still provide us with new insights into aesthetic, practical, and technical aspects of construction and use. Scientists investigated the longest aqueduct of the time, the 426-kilometer-long Aqueduct of Valens supplying Constantinople, and revealed new insights into how this structure was maintained back in time.

[@siphiwex4216]

1:20 😮"25yr old crane operator"...while in the Western world you'd be told, you need 10 years of experience...

[@jvr8495]

In the Netherlands you can be a crane operator when you are 25

[@danielivko6819]

these are my favorite types of videos ... thank u to everyone involved in producing these

[@danielivko6819]

including everyone featured in the video .... ya ... think about how many ppl that is ... mhmmmm

[@fannansia1616]

The projects led by China's is undeniable impressive. Such a massive scale megaprojects is itself so intriguing at the same time .

[@ultraali453]

Amazing Channel Good Job BBC!

[@goober-ll1wx]

Not hard to see how we f'ed this planet up really!

[@Von_99Slingshot]

The sun will eventually swallow it up.

[@sharkboy2023]

@@Von_99Slingshot Isn't that like saying, you may as well crash your car because it will just rust and fall apart eventually anyway?

[@Von_99Slingshot]

@@sharkboy2023 ayo

[@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile]

@@sharkboy2023 super volcano, massive asteroid, magnetic pole shift, ice age, what ever man, can be over in a flash, nature kills more of nature than human ever can, unless we use like anti-matter bombs to take out the entire solar system hehe.

[@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile]

@@sharkboy2023 even then, I guess many larger suns have gone out and taken out billions of planets, with or without life on them. Universe don't care my man. Nor should we too much.

[@boeingpameesha9550]

My sincere thanks for sharing.

[@Alejandro_87]

Ants be like "for better or worse. this is how we have changed the face of the playground..." 😂

[@priestguardian2587]

great video +1

[@DJRickValeOfficial]

1:19 She not looks like 25 years old ❤ but her skills was amazing 💪💯

[@NathanHarrison7]

Very interesting series. Thank you so much for creating. Subscribed.

[@BethshebaNabutola]

It's great mans ingenuity

[@Jrock9492]

So what’s the end goal here? Just keep going until it’s all concrete and raw sewage? Maybe a handful of national parks and reserves. Is anyone else completely terrified of where we’re heading? We’re all aware but we keep going

[@danielivko6819]

lmao buddy I don’t think u realize how extremely big the earth is ...

[@Jrock9492]

Well, seems like a lot of what we do is changing the environment. A lot. All other species that has ever lived can live sustainably. Interesting

[@LoboalphaMASTER]

The end goal is to build the infrastructure we need to sustain our way of life and continue the advancement of our species

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

@@Jrock9492 Ok, propose an alternative. We have 8 billion people on this planet, who all want to live comfortably, with access to modern technology, so our energy and resource needs are growing. And by the way, the "All other species that has ever lived can live sustainably" line is nonsense. Humans are the only species that cares about sustainability to any degree. All other organisms would consume endlessly and cause their own destruction given the chance. Look at various invasive species that have devastated ecosystems.

[@prophecyrat2965]

@@danielivko6819Lmao buddy, I dont think you realize that an empire of machines dosent need any ecosystem. Earth is big, its not big enough for machines and humans.

[@moreknowledgableother]

I wish there were planetary locations shown in the video for each of these massive human endeavors. it would be great to just zoom in onto each 6:38

[@Asta627]

humans make everything in their favour, even if it is not

[@garfield10011]

How do you decide on the final cut for a video like this?

[@prabhleenkaur322]

This is one of the most well reasearched, astonishing and breathtaking content. Thank you so much BBC Earth Science for sharing this. God bless you and keep up the great work🙏

[@awparker23]

That intro music is on point!

[@jacobuszwanenburg1629]

The “ Tube” is amazing

[@rongwu-sj9ws]

I'm in my fifties now. When I was a child, every exam would include questions about the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, such as "The project was first conceived in 1952 and proposed by Chairman Mao," and so on. There were also questions about the Three-North Shelter Forest Program, which was approved in 1978 and began construction in 1979, and so forth. Time flies. Soon, in 2030, the South-to-North Water Diversion Project will be completed. As for the Three-North Shelter Forest Program, it won't be fully completed until 2050. I hope I can live to see that day.

[@iliyasjobs]

25 year old woman operating mega crane, and I'm 31 still figuring what color do I choose to color sun, either orange or yellow 🤔

[@mohdariff5557]

😭

[@isuckatthisgame]

😂

[@moreknowledgableother]

I wish there were planetary locations shown in the video for each of these massive human endeavors. it would be great to just zoom in onto each

[@The-Audi-driver]

That whole they dug out, will become a story of where an asteroid hit earth wiping out all the animals lol

[@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile]

Pretty sure if they know the concept, they'll be looking for splash damage and molten rock like glass everywhere, so no :)

[@The-Audi-driver]

@@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile I’ll make sure they leave some then once they gone.

[@Eco-VillePatagoniaChile]

@@The-Audi-driver fused glassed earth is different than a few beer bottles or car windows my man. You're talking about few square miles of debri and splash damage from such a huge crater actually goes around the world believe it or not hehe.

[@mk8vs]

Cant believe how relevant this video is

[@soliskings7785]

No wonder earth is going to shit once they mine the ocean like this we are screwed

[@deborahs.9389]

Not Mass lava fields are in charge not Human beings $🌋

[@levismith7444]

At least we’re not dumping nuclear waste in the ocean like humans use to do

[@LIBEARTED]

​@@levismith7444who created nuclear waste .... alien's

[@Jc-ms5vv]

Luckily civilization is about to collapse

[@sivakumaranmech9997]

It feels life like big for those who scroll mobile all day

[@_aidid]

The train system in cities are indeed revolutionary. Since our Dhaka's first rapid transit started at the full-scale, we have been enjoying the ease of commuting even in the most bustling moments of the day. Furthermore, the artificial river in China will also drastically change the lives of many people in China

[@Howdy699]

Such an awesome documentary. I’d love to see any update. Humans have never had more construction on going that is happening now.

[@denk_xx]

Julio should be a millionaire

[@HelenaGeorge-g7s]

This is a mad crazy world.

[@aroundandround]

Manmade river is their modern day Great Wall.

[@Rheedwhan]

Nah, Romans and ottomans built aquaducts

[@janakasanjaya6926]

Thank you very much for the video's

[@aramoana01]

Because redirecting water flows has never turned into a disaster. Good luck with that

[@inggomez-allen7920]

More of these videos ❤

[@mugzbriantv5409]

Amazing documentary 👏 ❤️

[@moonlander03]

Humans can achieve soo much together, imagine if all nations worked together.. that would be sick 💪💪💪💪

[@terrymoore861]

The river - the Chinese Neom!

[@JP-xd6fm]

Yeah, but this one it will actually happen

[@petrichor259]

At least it will benefit everyone not just the rich

[@0animalproductworld558]

Very nice video BBC.

[@Aezakmilxgiwyl]

25 year old girl is driving the crane , imagine what 25 year young boy is doing in india ...........

[@aurtisanminer2827]

7:00. That guy puts a lot of faith in his dry suit.

[@CodingAqyanoos]

I say only one word "China". After all the problems, civil wars, enemies,...it has become the best in the world. Respect for China ❤️

[@landlord3794]

Fuck the china

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

Yeah, respect Asia’s big bully.

[@CodingAqyanoos]

@@elijahsackville-glucksburg No it not a bully

[@kaynewilliams4851]

“Ah! It’s cause our d***’* are ah, so small!” 😂😂

[@AndreeewP]

China, let’s spy on our citizens even those abroad. You jay walked?? Social credit score dropped no longer worthy of owning Dongfeng car. Now China and India competing for who can destroy the environment quicker.

[@sumonwazid8123]

Gigantic project, incredible man makeshift works...😮😮😮

[@ZaomiPro]

so Chile has the largest copper mine in the world, so facts eluded this video

[@RBzee112]

Open pit?

[@starkiller3827]

No. That’s kennecott

[@SivakumarRavinuthala]

Making such huge lengthy and deep digs on the earth really makes the mind to think,on which side we are destruction or construction side,🤔

[@nadger1337]

I had no idea S.Korea constructs so many container ships. 100 a year is insane, they must be making huge amounts of cash. Reminds me of kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ_Xk2atmL-Xitk

[@minty69420]

Yes they make a lot of money because they are efficient but not that much money for their hard work since their margins are so low, ≈ 98% of their money just goes away because to buy the materials, machinery and pay their employees and more.

[@dwchen1]

China constructed even more container ships, because they currently had the largest shipbuilding industry in the world. China 50% South Korea 24% Japan 17%

[@jimedge8301]

Now we know why the oceans are rising.

[@nadger1337]

@@jimedge8301 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ_Xk2atmL-Xitk

[@minty69420]

@@jimedge8301 Because countries like Germany and China prefer coal plants over nuclear ones.

[@opetoyinbo]

who composed this brilliant music.. the score is perfectly tailored to each story👌👌👌

[@SuperHyperExtra]

Cut the dramatic narration and music...

[@srfndabike]

the music is trash

[@tatsdgreat8886]

Go to the toilet and just read a newspaper u stoooopid buffoon and stop complaining nonsense

[@ganymedeshortride]

I wondered who made the video if it is so unique? Ordinary people can only guess.

[@ganymedeshortride]

Do they cooperate together just to fascinate you !?

[@evodog2300]

It was good. U obviously didn't get the whole documentary. U paid attention to the wrong part freak

[@Boolama27]

Great stuff. This reminds me of a show that was on when i was younger... Big, Bigger, Biggest!!

[@CeejayBighead]

That crane driver is the type of women I pray to spend the rest of my life with. So help me God! ❤

[@devimuli2371]

Not Crane driver removing his shoes before entering 😂😂😂

[@josephnulley6808]

Amazing ...... Say No More

[@alankelter9416]

Man that would be one awesome riding pit!!!

[@techchannel5916]

Poor earth 😢😢😢

[@antoniopetra6983]

Humans or greedy corporations?

[@JAYANTHYNISCHALSRIKAR]

They are humans ultimately and we shouldn't segregate them because they stem from and comprise the same society that we are a part of and make up together although some people have some qualities in some extremes, all of us possess both positive and negative qualities but vary in the level or degree amongst all of us.

[@antoniopetra6983]

@@JAYANTHYNISCHALSRIKAR corporations are not human but entities run by greedy humans!

[@MunnyMunroe]

8 billion people striving to build and maintain the life we currently have.

[@SelvaKumar_1992]

Both

[@user-sk8zq3fj1x]

"Humans" demand it. "Corporation" delivers it. Nobody wants the simple, beautiful and healthy lifestyle. We as humans, shackled and enslaved ourselves to meaninglessness, materialism and consumerism. It's a rat race.

[@Massiga100]

Very true 👍 I agree you totally

[@MyDigitalAgency-o1r]

2 mins .. she spoke only 3 sentences for so long.

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

The 1% are doing this, not everyday humans. The very rich benefit from this much devastation.

[@michaelewens8436]

No, the water, the shipping, the copper,and waste are from normal first and second world is.

[@laroncaaz]

An elderly couple once told me climate change is arrogant because man could not destroy gods creation… lols

[@cemdursun]

You should have told her that it is called climate change and not climate destruction for a reason. Climate change wouldn't hurt the planet but can destroy humans living on it

[@prashantmishra9985]

@@cemdursun And millions of species of animals and plants.

[@Tropicsca]

For the better obviously

[@kellymoses8566]

It must really suck to be claustrophobic in Tokyo.

[@prashantmishra9985]

Think about India

[@Neoluddism]

​@@prashantmishra9985har jagah bolna jaruri h kya

[@juandelacruz1520]

Never heard that place until today but Ulsan in south Korea is a great place for ship building.

[@benjaminnguyen554]

1 megaship every 3 days 😮

[@franktagle6912]

Great documentary.Imagine imagine wonder done with that mind if they could fill it up with water