Biggest Scientific Discoveries About Planet Earth (2024) - Video Compilation

[@whatdamath]

Hello wonderful person! I'm taking a short break due to allergies making recording a bit tough this week, so enjoy an older compilation of various Earth discoveries from 2023-2024 that made the news! Have fun and stay healthy

[@markharwood7573]

You too, Anton.

[@Bratcipheo]

get healthy!

[@wnkbp4897]

Get well soon, Anton! 😢

[@osmosisjones4912]

Don't forget that quantum vortex created in a jar . Baby versons of everything discover at skinwalker ranch

[@Bartjebom1973]

I wish you healthy recovery anton! Thanks that you brighten my night every night 🎉

[@andrewbreding593]

It's like every click bait come true watching your content. You didn't inflate things but you really show the amazing ideas and evidence we have in the frontiers of science. Thank you for making every day better.

[@nightpotato]

Anton Petrov is a total champion of high quality science content. No BS just cool discoveries. He truly helps us to appreciate the wonders of our universe. I am thankful for you Anton and I hope your channel continues to succeed.

[@jamesbrett5010]

Thanks for making these videos Anton, if I’m stressed out about work at night I put you on to remind me that we are so small and the universe is huge and what I’m working is not that important. Great videos and content. Thanks.

[@jimcurtis9052]

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 🙏🙂

[@crazyunclebob6901]

I love your 3+ hour compilations.

[@IGYETII]

Thank you for your continued efforts Anton

[@OkieJammer2736]

This video is perfect for my road trip! Such interesting information. THANK YOU.

[@jessen00001]

Hello wonderful Anton. Wish you a good recovery from your allergies ❤

[@Dave5843-d9m]

Check out recent studies on vitamin D. Chronically low Vitamin D affects the immune system making allergies more likely.

[@tim40gabby25]

It's difficult to understand just how long is a billion years. One way is to consider 1,000 years - taking us all the way back to 1024 - then stack up 1,000,000 of those. Mind blown.

[@rorybjorkman]

another way to think of it is , if you started counting from one to a billion right now, you would not stop until the year 2056 🤯 ( 32 years )

[@AurelienCarnoy]

Infinity is pretty long especially towards the end. 😂😅

[@CarELwinSLOW]

I always go with the "if you spent a million dollars a day" idea. 1 million = 1 day, 1 billion = nearly 3 years

[@billable1861]

I always go with. The earth isn’t as old as people think it is. And they have no idea it’s all speculation. Carbon dating is flawed.

[@JungleDjinn]

I find it easier to visualise elapsed time than time forward. 1000 years ago seems closer to the present than 1000 years into the future which seems impossibly distant. More so with 1,000,000 years. We can try to visualise it, though I suspect many of us don't think we'll survive anyway near that long - how many of us have any sort of positive vision of what 1000 years hence will look like: a radioactive wasteland without humans or for that matter without mammals or even terrestrial vertebrates? Or a thriving human space age and peaceful civilisation with a flourishing global ecology, reaching out to the stars? Or something else?

[@DiscoGreen]

116°F just a mild summer in Texas.

[@iansaunders4056]

Most amazing channel rooted in scientific facts, thank you for sharing your insights

[@dougfeith6272]

It's great to leave playing as you do other stuff. It's a bit too long for my lunch break.

[@MyraSeavy]

Great stuff! Praying for your speedy recovery! ❤

[@serenitytrek]

Thx Wonderful Person! 🤗 🎉

[@Wispertile]

My 5yo Daughters name is Violet, she’s going to be so excited to hear about ‘The Purple Earth Theory’ 🌎Can’t wait to re watch this video with her 💜

[@Shaden0040]

Hey Cortana I've got a serious question for you, Gapizo Electric is when crystalline structures are compressed and cause an electric current silicon core or rod a kilometer long and use that to generate electricity from gravitational waves? Is it possible? Would it be a good way of creating electricity from the gravitational waves that surround us in the universe? In essence it would be free electricity the only thing we'd have to do is manufacture the crystal rods the silicon rods and set them up in banks arose where they would generate electricity and see if they would generate electricity. do you think this is an interesting idea to follow up on?

[@John-wm6fg]

Put Me Down For 5 Shares with A Extendible Purchase Power in The Forecast Category of The Founder Priced Shares !!!

[@leonmusk1040]

@@John-wm6fg my biggest concern would be the share volume of electricity required to fuse all those silicon rods to get power seems kind redundant when gravity waves aren't even going to move the thing much more than a femtometer seems to me like it may take a wee while to recoup your investment unless you're a vampire that is. In which case getting the humans to build you a very long term power supply to keep you're coffin cool maybe?

[@yvonnemiezis5199]

Interesting again,wish you good recovery👍🤗

[@georgetau3044]

Sweet dreams bros

[@discblaster9210]

Nah this pos put in-video ads on his long videos now. Trying to go to sleep and there are 12 minute ads. Screw this guy

[@paulmicks7097]

Thank you Anton for putting your work together ... I'm a non- boring billion believer. Innermost Inner core iMIC

[@ruperterskin2117]

Appreciate ya. Thanks for sharing.

[@Luspenchief]

10% Watch the ratio between views and likes. 10% on average. Across KZbin; 10% What this tells me scientifically: One in ten people can be bothered to say "thanks, for what you do." The other 9 are watching, which means they like! BUT cannot be bothered to click a goddam button on their screen. Good job 'wonderful people'

[@singlespeedcrossbike]

I felt shamed by your comment and hit the like button. I’m one of the guilty but I’m going to endeavor to become a wonderful person.

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

LMEPA ! lets make earth purple again ! ☮️

[@John-wm6fg]

We’ve already had Our Purple Rain Movement and Purple People Eaters Time , Let’s Move On Past This Rainbow Crap Already !!!

[@John-wm6fg]

@@HarryTicke I’m More Worried About The Sanity of Mankind !!!

[@John-wm6fg]

@@HarryTicke I Would Rather Wear Out My Shift Rod Than Have My Clutch Burnt Out !!! Ain’t That Right Ladies ?!!!

[@jacobmoran5631]

Thanks!

[@shirleysmith9421]

Our brains can not comprehen 2 billion years mabe we can understand 2000 (2 thousand years ago) interesting video thanks for this beautiful information Peace 😀😊👍❤👏💜

[@TGBurgerGaming]

West Australia has a lot of cool things. People from there are all incredibly good looking. Its an amazing place!

[@dimetilldeath]

weird comment

[@Gamert80]

Hello, hope you do well on break!

[@edutainme7265]

We're ruining what took hundreds of millions of years 😑

[@daveb8559]

Even after being warned many times.

[@singlespeedcrossbike]

No we’re not. We might be ruining it for us and some other species but it’s arrogance to think we are ruining the earth. This planet has had many mass extinctions and life always finds away. To think we are ruining what took hundreds of millions of years to create is a overly regurgitated political narrative. Homo Sapiens as a species is not that big of a deal. Get over yourself as you are a hairless ape of no real consequence.

[@fredifeinkost1985]

Luckily for Mother earth, she withstood billion of years until now.... She will get rid of US, quit easily, in a few thousands years.... 😉

[@off_Planet]

Ok doomer

[@Vernon-gn9wb]

What are we ruining exactly when the Earth has been around for 4 and 1/2 billion years, and been through climates so exotic, that there was barely any Oxygen in the atmosphere? We've only been around for a few million years ourselves. And only for a few hundred have we had industrialization. I don't understand the argument

[@ThisWorldMakesMeSad]

Wow the sky at 0:05 is beautiful q.q

[@John-wm6fg]

I’m Most likely the Least Intelligent Person that’s watching this , but How in Heck can anyone Figure out the Rotation Period of The Earth Around 1.5 To 2 Billion Years Ago ???

[@Nosirrbro]

We know the mechanics of how the moon and the earth’s gravity interacts with each other, which slowly changes both earths rotation and the moons orbit, so I would assume that they just extrapolate that backwards

[@MARILYNANDERSON88]

Haha, no, Me!

[@John-wm6fg]

@@Nosirrbro Does That include the added Dust , Dirt , and Trillions of Meteoroid’s Since Way Way Back and Throughout Time ? As In Nobody Knows What Amount of Crap Lands onto Earth ? All too big of a guess to me for anyone to state information about !??

[@Nosirrbro]

@@John-wm6fg We know that impacts of a certain size stopped happening after the late heavy bombardment so that puts a limit on how much of an effect that could have

[@muzduz]

HIya Anton, still enjoying your videos. Top stuff as always. Just a quick observation of the Earth Vs Venus climate.. You mentioned that the most obvious causality was that Earth has tectonic stuff going on.. To me the most obvious is that Venus rotation is so slow that the oceans would have had no time to chill and just boiled away into vapour and so on and so forth.. Anyway, If you haven't got a Sun dial to turn the heat of the sun up, the other way to turn Earth into a Venus type environment is to just slow the rotation enough so the water gets a chance to boil. The Steam will keep the other side from freezing as it does.. :)

[@alegame135]

For a moment I thought Anton made a 3 hour long video

[@McSupraQc]

Its a smaller one but in Québec province, theres the " l'Astroblème de Charlevois" 56km across with hiking trail on the reminent of the rim, pretty cool sight ✌️

[@101virtualtours]

A good test is to locate such structures in Mars. It may take billions of years to settle a core of a large body after its initial formation. I love the Thea concept the best too.

[@Supercalifragilisticexpial-r2x]

Free stuffed animal for the first person to give the exact number of times Anton says "Boring Billion"

[@LostCylon]

The on land water levels also seem to see extreme changes to life availability. Australia is basically a desert island for the main part, but it's biodiversity is kind of extreme for all of that. I have heard first hand of underground clear spiders of tarantular size, seen by the speaker near a faint water source, that only came out at night. His story was quite believable. He was gold hunting in the desert with a friend.

[@vaakdemandante8772]

I like the alternate explanation at 2:35:00, makes sense. I wonder if there are any ancient yet unexplained nuclear radiation sources in the current Middle East.

[@NancyRode-u9i]

👋 hi wonderful person

[@osmosisjones4912]

Do You really need to travel through a wormhole to travel with a wormhole. Along the space flowing in dirrction of wormhole

[@cacogenicist]

_" ... or, more specifically, fungi ..."_ That would actually be less specific. Mushrooms are within the basidiomycete and ascomycete clades.

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

Lived for 1 billion years on snowball earth, but never had a snowball war, sad

[@theorize999]

i promise you we would build giant underground kingdoms if we had to lol. also don’t forget about ice ages

[@JiemDarmstxyz]

@AntonPetrov Hi, on this last point of Methane emission rise can it be about the end of permaforst in Canada and Russia Siberia? As temperatures rose past to some level it started the melt of permafrost.

[@ThePalatineHill]

Not sure if you go over this or not but the reason why large impacts don't show up may be caused the presense of earths atmosphere. Mars and the moon (Luna) don't have one so the surface takes all the force of the impact leading to larger craters. I thought the atmosphere slows down, cushions and breaks apart /disintegrates meteors upon entry, even to the large ones

[@frinoffrobis]

the inner core is not exactly round, it has "ears" and it wobbles

[@emeroldocruz6679]

Like them David Bowie videos 🤔

[@joshafflu1]

how many days in a year at 19hour days? 300?

[@xelaswan]

Less long days would mean more days, in a year, right? Unless the orbital speed was also faster

[@sassa82]

Wow

[@MS-vn2pb]

Always amusing when scientists "discover" the most basic common sense concepts lol

[@cacogenicist]

"Mushrooms" is actually _more specific_ than "fungi."

[@CatDandor]

I wonder,if humanity still exists 1 billion yrs from now,could we have tech that could stop the Venus process from happening?

[@jamesbarry1673]

The boring billion.................LOVE

[@roeb4209]

All of this sounds real good but humans and dinosaurs was walking together on this planet 100 million years ago

[@charliemckay6681]

Riviting. No joke. Ill try not to worry and remember you know what youre doing. What about a practical application example?

[@WindsweptDragon]

i was thinking maybe it slowed/stopped due to snowball earth and the water being ice so no tidal effect on the moon ?

[@Wispertile]

Rise of the Reptiles/Dinosaurs 🦕

[@John-wm6fg]

No Doubt about it !!! Wether Fully Human Or Not , Mankind Definitely Would Seek and Live Underground With These Sizes Of Boulders Smashing Down as Hail !!! The Deeper the Better !!!

[@andrewbailey1057]

Anton, you said that “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” I can think of at least one branch of “science” where this is not the case. Especially if politicians can use the “extraordinary claims” made by “science” to reduce people’s freedoms and gain more power for themselves.

[@mkvgti09]

3rd party voter here. You drop your bias. It’s cool though. We all saw you drop it, you don’t have to worry about someone picking it up 😂😂😂

[@paulh5801]

If the earth plates didn't move and life didn't change I'd imagine the whole planet was covered in a massive I've age that locked the plates into place. Maybe over a billion years the life form that was flourishing produced gasses that kick started ozon layer.

[@jimtoomey9522]

They are probably still here deep under the earth , living in the deep waters under the earth.

[@cooltubes547]

Is it Tonga time? I think it’s tonga time.

[@abundance_In_Motion]

MYCELIUM

[@Rudyard_Stripling]

Really Anton 3 hours long, no wonder you are not getting many views.

[@xelaswan]

It’s a compilation Rudy

[@Selatomyr]

Snowball Earth??? Do you mean the ICE AGE?

[@barneyrubble4293]

Snowball Earth happened hundreds of millions of years before “the ice age”.

[@exceptionallyaverage3075]

​@barneyrubble4293 At least twice. Roughly 640 million and 710 million years ago, lasting about 10 million years each.

[@slevinkelevra5540]

sounds like living natural gas .unlike the life in upper atmospheres

[@slevinkelevra5540]

sounds like living oil

[@osmosisjones4912]

Don't forget about the gravitational vortex created in a jar similar to everything discover at skinwalker ranch

[@leonmusk1040]

The best take away from all of this had to be the mega sloths and the mammoths according to the clovis :) a thousand year bbq creating global co2 spike and minor major extinction. Welcome to humans.

[@140theguy]

Many ancient cultures spoke of the time the gods brought the moon to earth. Maybe we didn't start out with a moon. This would account for the sudden change in the length of day. The ancients new a lot more than we give them credit for. Just sayin. 😉

[@zachmchugh]

What if it’s poop

[@m.pearce3273]

29:31 add in the Sun's micro nova every 120000 years which I assure you extincts 95% of all life on the planet

[@robinkelly1770]

We have not had 8 mass extinction events altogether, let alone 8 in the last 1 million years...

[@notchoome5694]

Well if "God" dwells in enternities, then this makes all the sense in the world.

[@YoutubeWatcher264]

"Discoveries" inside earth.

[@radikaldesignz]

Oh boy, I bet yt will put a climate change disclaimer on this one 😅

[@exceptionallyaverage3075]

They didn't. LOL.

[@KarlBinnington]

I reckon the cycle is from the solar system position un the Universe in our universe location if we circle the sun and then solar system spins what's to say we can't see a bigger cycle we go into every 34 million years??

[@innerfield5481]

I’ve done a calculation of a life form that evolves drastically every 10 years and reckon it takes a less than million years to create intelligent life forms. You’re theories are just a thin veneer on top a large pile of assumptions.

[@catchargdgd934]

dam so the noah and human ape hankie pankie made God angry so he flooded the plains lol is a real historical observation hahahe plus the sahara was eden and would also explains egypts pharoahs give god like delusions the king blessed by the gods to still have greenlands maybe idk just food for thought

[@OkieJammer2736]

👍🌟😎

[@maciejblazejowski1212]

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[@bruceclark2058]

It’s telling that Anton has to bow down to reticence and say “not being political”…. Shame.

[@thomasgeorgecastleberry6918]

Over 3 Hours! Too long, even though there is a pink lake.

[@xelaswan]

It’s a compilation Thomas

[@epixgaming8938]

It sounds like your voice is dying 😮

[@MaximusDGladiator]

Dude don’t flake out on me and keep that Ka bible for yourself 😢!!!!

[@AwakenNpcBots]

lol bcus its God no matter the infinite amount of humans that come no one will ever be able to definitively prove anything

[@nolongerlistless]

Lol, yes, the Judeo-Christian God, by definition, surpasseth thine understanding, certainly. Now, back to the science...