Spending a Day on Earth 2 Billion Years Ago

[@tangbein]

Weird to think that not only mars but also Venus was like earth back then. We keep looking for earth like planets, but they used to be right beside us.

[@girlgarde]

It makes me wish that Venus and Mars had remained Earth-like. That way, there'd be advanced life on them and even intelligent aliens living on the two planets which would motivate Humanity to put more money and resources into space exploration.

[@Iloveacidtrip]

It would motivate human kind to build more nukes and remove both threats...

[@ssgssbeet4133]

@@girlgarde there still is.. thing is theyve gone underground... think about it. Where else would we go if our atmosphere gave out?. Sucks we havent yet focused all our resources on going to these other planets simply to dig... we would uncover so muchh

[@ssgssbeet4133]

@S C thats racist

[@marionamewontwork2681]

@@ssgssbeet4133 what if we abandoned mars and or venus 100k years ago? The moon could very well be an ark of sorts. Would explain the pyramids, Peruvian stone wall and all the other stuff.

[@mythicalheff]

Next: Spending a day on Earth a billion years from now

[@princehans9970]

BMAN488877 No, there could still be livable temperatures and liquid water at the poles.

[@georgeheath62]

yes but *T H E S U N I S A D E A D L Y L A Z E R!*

[@mythicalheff]

Good point, there probably won't be an ozone layer anymore...

[@GloryOrBust]

"And in this time you'll see that all the humans have evolved to dab every second without tiring themselves"

[@Serialasked]

Mythical HeFF nooo NEXT:SPENDING A DAY ON THE DAY THAT UNIVERSE MADE

[@ThatCreepypastaGuy]

i really enjoy your content man, keep up the great work

[@kobwmoose]

Earth seems weird without the expansion packs it has today

[@justcallmekai1554]

I just thought about TierZoo when you use language like that lol

[@wbariq8407]

Earth would be a lot better without EA splitting them and then sell them.

[@wlos4029]

A lot of bugs back then

[@Brunozamp]

Yah the pre-alpha was pretty garbage

[@KanOfSoda]

XD your comment made me think of how Minecraft used to be basic but as it updated it got cooler add ons and awesome mods and now Minecraft has a lot of complex wild stuff

[@96serpendityyouarelostnotm87]

I've learned more from your videos than any science class i ever had in high school.

[@georgew7405]

96serpendity youarelostnotme God was still cooking. He wasn't done with his recipe.

[@blastedpotato]

Because you didn't try to learn at all in science class

[@StanSwan]

Sorry you went to public schools.

[@Brazierguy]

Whitechvpel Gaming no because I don’t remember my science teacher telling us about what it was like on earth 2 billion years ago it was more about bacteria and plants and algae and I was in that class 2 years ago so I remember

[@jjsjrs997]

96serpendity youarelostnotme well then listen in class rather than slacking off lmao

Humans: Cant tell the next day weather correctly Also Humans: *A Day on Earth 2 Billion Years Ago*

[@BL-wl6jx]

Hassan Zahid easier to tell someone exactly what you did yesterday than exactly what your gonna do tomorrow

[@kindereggofficial382]

@@BL-wl6jx trueee

[@arl4422]

Secret tru dat

[@justvibing6722]

Secret it’s not really yesterday though it’s 2 billion years ago

[@arl4422]

Secret yes

[@lancesloth6654]

I really dont get it, how come every video that you make, it really really feels like I was there ? felt so real. great video as always, my fav youtuber.

[@gagarinone]

Could it be a combination of Dreksler's voice and the text he is reading? To explain complicated processes in an easy way is a talent.

[@xbfalcon83]

with the horrible grammar I don't see how

[@coreymorris1573]

when i stick my fingers in my ass feels like i need to poo

[@KeepAnimeDegenerate]

Corey Morris When I fast for a couple days masturbating feels amazing.

[@snubRadar01]

Zmrzlinafication rlly?

[@jeremybarron9239]

Underrated educational channel that deserved Millions subscriber great video

[@xbfalcon83]

deserved? past tense? He definitely doesn't deserve them now for education, if people hear you speak like this they'll think you're disabled

[@xbfalcon83]

Your comment shows how uneducated you are

[@xbfalcon83]

@Blank often it does

[@xbfalcon83]

@Blank often it does

[@DavidSanchez-yw8dx]

Nope it's not

[@jasonburns4261]

1:54 the man in the spacesuit is from Fallout 3.

[@connerlahrman9527]

jason burns I was looking for someone to say something

[@diordandelion3249]

This dude is awfully professional but amateur at the same time, i like it.

[@amistry605]

cheese man what?!

[@diordandelion3249]

ikr

[@georgew7405]

cheese man God was still cooking. He wasn't done with his recipe.

[@darkmewtwovoid]

Explain

[@dustencoyj]

XenoTwo i think he means hes professional but still has the excitment and passion of a child which is a compliment

[@fungus6321]

Next episode: spending a day next to a forming Earth

[@vincentsmit9538]

hatman 8989 *hit by burning rock immediatelly*

[@fungus6321]

Vincent Smit pulled into the center of the planet's soon to be core

[@AC-gr7pb]

hatman 8989 Whoa! What just ha-*Explodes*

[@fungus6321]

alyssa candelaria ha

[@faitharcher795]

Vincent Smit lol

[@davidhallberg962]

I don't usually comment, but I would like to say that I enjoy the content of your channel, Dreksler. Always good to see a channel that actually produces scientifically correct material while at the same time discusses possibilities of what has not yet been discovered. Too much psuedoscience circulates the internet these days. Subbed.

[@nismocash989]

No one cares so don't comment ever again you twat

[@deadchannelsnailkiller7088]

@@nismocash989 shut up and stop being toxic

[@wjckc79]

Absolutely spectacular presentation. You really are very good at this. I am already familiar with this subject many times over, but that did not prevent me from being engrossed. I much appreciate that you can distill what could otherwise easily be an hour long presentation down to a few minutes.

[@WWeronko]

2 billion years ago was in the middle of Paleoproterozoica Era. It was also during the greatest mass die-off that took place on Earth with up to 99.5 percent of life disappearing. The oceans were green colored at the start of the Paleoproterozoica Era (2.5 billion years ago) with dissolved iron. As the cyanobacteria produced oxygen, the dissolved iron for hundreds of millions of years, turned the oceans orange as the iron combined with oxygen that precipitated out of the water and sank to the bottom of the seas. The dissolved oxygen levels in the ocean (and atmosphere) started to climb as available dissolved iron were oxidized during this Great Oxidation Event (GOE). The Huronian glaciation (or Makganyene glaciation) was a glaciation that extended from 2.4 billion years ago (Gya) to 2.1 Gya, during the Siderian and Rhyacian periods of the Paleoproterozoic era. The Huronian glaciation followed the Great Oxygenation Event (GOE), a time when increased atmospheric oxygen decreased atmospheric methane. The oxygen combined with the methane to form carbon dioxide and water, which do not retain heat as well as methane does. The glaciation which covered virtually the entire planet, led to a mass extinction on Earth. Any discussion of 2 billion years ago probably should include these key points.

[@Sheeporino]

1:23 yeah aight. I see tire tracks

[@nadeemzafar6061]

Hehehe savage🤣

[@a787fxr]

I really enjoyed this look back in time. Thanks for the great video.

[@astrovens]

You need more subs, this was a great video! Keep up the good work!

[@sararichmond8476]

I love these videos. I'm so fascinated by prehistoric life and climates. You bring it all to life.

[@penusliski]

You are getting better with each video! Keep this trend and don't give up. Wish you lots of luck with your channel. Cheers!

[@psload9458]

Great stuff as always, keep up the great work! I also like how you actually give sources, which is a nice touch.

[@noooddle]

The top of Mt. Everest has exactly the same percentage of oxygen as sea level. The issue is partial pressure.

[@seraphina985]

Uneventful is probably not how the majority of bacteria which were all anaerobic at the time would describe that period, not with the new critter on the block the cyanobacteria quite literally excreting poison (Oxygen) en mass. It's thought that a significant minority perhaps even a majority of bacterial species went extinct as a result of them, in turn they also laid the groundwork for much more complex organisms that wouldn't have been possible without the significantly improved energy availability offered by aerobic respiration so yeah that's not really uneventful even if it might look very calm to our big eyes that can't see the small things that are revolutionising the planet.

[@DarkArcticTV]

Love your videos brother

[@KnowHistory]

That seems as boring as life is in the Alentejo region in Portugal!

[@NoEntertainment]

You from there?

[@vincentsmit9538]

No. How else would he know

[@NoEntertainment]

Or he could be just heavily invested in geography.

[@DarthCookieKS]

Or Clowne, Kansas

[@KnowHistory]

I am not from there but every portuguese person says that the alentejo is full of nothing x)

[@daveejonesey]

Mate, I love your videos. They are so informative and entertaining to watch. When I see a new pop-up from you, I click it in an instant.

[@georgew7405]

davee jonesey God was still cooking. He wasn't done with his recipe.

[@StewartFotheringham08]

@@georgew7405 God didn't make Earth

[@georgew7405]

@@StewartFotheringham08 God made Earth

[@hectorvaleriano1266]

You’re videos are amazing man, honestly, thanks for putting your time and effort to educate and entertain us

[@Botsarecooltoo]

Mars and venus now is the earth two billion years ago ..

[@chilledout2906]

Justin Reborn Maybe in 2 billion years they’ll be like the earth??

[@Botsarecooltoo]

@@chilledout2906 my man thats what i'm thinking

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

Me thinks not laddie. Aye, indeed Mars would have harbored life 2 to 4 billion years ago and is now a dead world man. And Venus? Me thinks the planet may have had a chance to start life, but cuz of the chaotic nature of our solar system back then lad, it never came to be. When our sun will be startin to grow into a red giant in another 10 billion years or so, the outer planets may have a crack at life because the first 4 planets from the sun will be incinerated, swallowed up whole if you will, and the outer gas giants may begin to warm up and become like what the rocky worlds of today are lad. Until then, aye the devil to be.

[@eitsu3434]

Wait they are not even near to similar with earth 2billion years ago

[@Bombersman]

@@eyecomeinpeace2707 Their moons*

[@BensLab]

These are good videos. I love the idea of travelling back in time to an alien version of planet Earth. Well done.

[@clivehorridge]

1:25 “You’d see a very barren landscape” (without the tyre tracks🤣)

[@EvilSnips]

YES THANK YOU I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS EXACT VIDEO :DDDD THANKS SO MUCH I REALLY WANTED TO LEARN ABOUT THIS TIME PERIOD. THANK YOU

[@massdosage2235]

MagicMoonSong....dreams do comes true

[@EvilSnips]

There aren't very many about this time period. Many people either make videos about really early earth history (4.5 billion years ) or relatively recent (100 million to present) I'm writing a book which deals with this exact time period.

[@breAnnasmama]

EvilSnips this dude doesn’t KNOW for a fact anything he’s spewing forth ,,, u can’t LEARN any truth from his little video ! Omg ... believe everything u hear (and see on here) and you’ll fall for anything in the process .., you really think this is all factual ? What , is it the little presentation or the graphics that are so easily convincing ? Do some research from reputable sources to gain at least , better understanding .. that doesn’t mean you’ll arrive at the actual honest truth in every aspect , however bc there are many things we have yet to truly discover or uncover and be able to explain and understand with actual evidence to support them .. but don’t just casually take this dudes word for it. Omg so many ppl on here just feed into all this garbage and believe anything without ever truly seeking any actual knowledge or insight or evidence on their own . Not very intelligent or wise ... yet so many people on here believe ANYTHING JUST bc some dude makes a little video and is convincing enough without having to even try . So many things he’s said are wrong but you go ahead and believe whatever if that boosts your false sense of intelligence or whatever else ... omg

[@aryanpatil2444]

"The oceans would be as beautiful as always" That touched my heart😍 I think humans should not pollute it😣

[@thefirstsin]

True but it's too late here where I live the rivers connected to the ocean is severly polluted and they aren't doing anything. Sadge :'(

[@iSyriux]

Just being there would pollute it, the microbes that come off you would evolve over two billion years and caused butterflies

[@michaeldy3157]

@@thefirstsin clean up what you can.

[@Aryel2000]

but it’s not about water it’s about earth dumbo

[@over7532]

just discovered your channel, i love it man. great videos!

[@darth856]

Great vid. I don't know why, but something about this time period, when Earth would appear barren and largely uneventful, fascinates me. I wouldn't mind actually spending that day there (with a protective suit and oxygen supply, of course).

[@lukebentley3770]

I think it's because you know it's like the lull before the storm. Like something big is about to happen...

[@Ffollies]

Just wanted to thank you for the videos. This helps me relax in this crazy world.

[@imbatman3620]

Cyanobacteria the pioneers of the "Tree of life" on earth and the common ancestor of every living organism. Love these videos!

[@innertubez]

Thanks for your detailed and creative videos!!

[@noodles169]

Back then, Mars was the place to be. Such a nice place to live 👍

[@brunoblivious]

This is a great series of videos. Excellent work.

[@Anni3sgotagun]

I love these keep them up please

[@forcivilizaton5021]

Dude, your music with these educational videos are fantastic. Love seeing how trippy life on earth was long ago, and to think we came from it. Feels like a Ridley scott Prometheus film. Lol

[@prabhatbhandari]

Spending day on Earth 500 million years ago.

[@dustencoyj]

spending day on earth one day ago

[@normanleach9587]

Spending money on earth in my dreams.

[@evertonporter7887]

Spending a day on Earth 500 million years from now...

[@pavansingh9470]

Draco The Lord b

[@cliffordernest7825]

Just discovered this channel the other day. Enjoying the content and just subscribed

[@Jacksonmization]

Imagine 2 billion years in the future the people of Venus make a video explaining how earth is a hell hole, the exact same thing we say about Venus today. Wow time and evolution is amazing

[@Jacksonmization]

Anatoly Dyatlov K......

[@neddludd6076]

These videos are great and well worth the time to watch them. Thank you so much

[@GaryCameron]

There would be no recognizable constellations in the sky. Our galactic neighborhood would be entirely different.

[@enniomojica7812]

This video is so educational and insightful please make more!!

[@araknus7863]

Your content is fantastic and underrated

[@breAnnasmama]

Araknus2002 yeah ok. It’s actually way over rated... but whatever

[@prototropo]

Great presentation! I love this genre. Wish there was one for Snowball Earth, and 250 Million ago, and early Cenozoic.

[@DevPatel-ih8tq]

You deserve more fame!

[@ArcticArc1789]

Mr Grass Fame doesn't matter!

[@Oroborospaces]

Spring boob Squire pants yes it does

[@JcDizon]

Yeah he needs more views, his videos are the best ever for people who are into astronomy

[@00_runner]

Mr Grass nah brah, dudes been huge for a while now

[@breAnnasmama]

Dev Patel FAME? Really ? He deserves more fame ? Or any “fame” for that matter 🙄? Wtc? Some of you seriously need to find better things to put your focus on or give glory or praise to ... seriously... him and his little KZbin vids with so much misinformation deserve fame ? Wow. No ...

[@ok-qz9tg]

This is actually an amazing KZbin Channel

[@brendankennedy4998]

Odd semantics- “they are the blue green algaea and they look like that in groups.” Why can’t I talk like that???

[@LanzX502]

There’s always that one period of the year where you binge watch space videos

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Nice video and thought experiment. BTW @ 5:20 the English term is "harbor life." Conceptually it's like a ship docked in a protected harbor. "Harvest" has different implications. It's no big deal. I understand exactly what you ment, and ultimately language is something we made up to communicate ideas more efficiently. Personally I prefer to know when I am doing or saying something odd. This comment is in no way, shape, or form intended to be critical or negative. You did an excellent job on this one. It's just a friendly note from a subscriber ;)

[@brianmessemer2973]

Dude, this was fantastic. Liked and subbed in a hurry. Can't wait to see your other videos!

[@qiwunu]

Nobody My old science teacher: pAnGea

[@salvadorg97]

Lunar Breeze bro I have not heard of that word in years!!! You deserve 1m likes 😂😂

[@janeadelaidelennox7193]

This wasn't Pangea. Pangea was far, far in the future.

[@randomguy-jd8su]

@@janeadelaidelennox7193 Correct

[@breAnnasmama]

Uhh. I wish people on the internet wouldn’t run things into the ground like all this nobody “.... blablabla ... me blablabla mess ... 🙄 no offense. It’s not you , it’s just that I see this same stuff in every comment section ... although , have to say , haven’t heard Pangea n a while , either hahaha 😂 so I gotta hand that to ya , for sure ! Take care & No hard feelings meant in my comment :)

[@lukehiorns2972]

@Jurassic Coast Comics bro that's a bit dodgy isn't it?

[@mishkata348]

You make such great content, you deserve way more subscribers than you have!

[@JOE42050]

great video, i think these series of videos are very informative and interesting drek! would it be possible for you to do a video describing the earth 1 million yeats ago and describing the early ancestors of humans?

[@tobyooftjens5352]

JOE42050 iij

[@Jamieknight1243]

I'm not going to lie, your content is seriously enjoyable.

[@tony.2902]

You need more subs, Dreks

[@whiteknightcat]

It's wild to image seeing this barren land, 2 billion years ago, with vehicle tracks across it disappearing into the distance.

[@HalloweenFanAUTTP]

Earth: Why are you getting far away Luna ? Luna: I am trying to slow you down from spinning so fast

[@guytremblay1647]

so that life diversity can start in abut 2 more billion years from a short time period untill i leave the orbit in about 1 billion years after that and that life will not be possible on earth anymore after my departure since the earth will not be able to keep a stable angle on its axe and that because of that earth will be as chaotic as jupiter and neptune

[@fbinsa5409]

I've learned more from this channel than 7 years of high school

[@user-ko3te7oy6d]

Damn bro your school sucked

[@naderkhaled9410]

If you said that the day was 15 hours , so it wasn't really 2 billion years from now.

[@bobbysingh5666]

r/Pear it doesn’t

[@timwood4970]

A revolution on its axis is a day. A complete revolution around the sun is a year. Regardless of the number of hours it takes.

[@mikemorrison377]

The title says years “ago”...

[@breAnnasmama]

Nader Khaled he’s completely full of shit in most ev thing he said.

[@original6hockey402]

Suns getting closer, days will be longer and warmer.

[@wbiro]

Good concept for a topic - it covers geology, biology, paleontology, chemistry, and cosmology. and you included a lot of good details... not mentioned is the closer moon would have induced violent tides (a few miles high) (and with constant earthquakes and eruptions from the stresses) (and the tides would been composed of hot magma 4.5 billion years ago - if you wanted to see that spectacle).

[@plaguey2022]

Make hour long documentaries your too good

[@jasonscherer1972]

Black Scythe You're*

[@mikemorrison377]

Grammar is a different KZbin channel

[@breAnnasmama]

Black Scythe you’re ... omg 🙄why do some of you people online not know the correct use of your and you’re by now ? It’s absurd !

[@danroberts9050]

I'm amazed at the high quality of the cameras back then. I didn't think color cameras were even available until about 500 million years ago. I was way off on that one!

[@stardude2006]

Even on the coldest places in the galaxy, life finds a way. 👽💚

[@arsen-jb1gs]

felt alone, unity, lost, and hope all at same time when i saw earth from space point of view like that it's trully a humbling experience. yet died not knowing that we survive or perish

[@kylebyrne6916]

Next: being alive 66 million years ago the day the asteroid hit

[@nismocash989]

Sorry kid but there was a Creator and on day you'll see the truth

[@mayrakoiradachshund5741]

@@capablanc Good to see the Senate here

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

​@@capablanc ....Aw man! That's gross.

[@Franco_City]

@ the Senate.......there is nothing wrong with believing in God. Have you taken a look at your circulatory system? It's clearly designed. That doesn't just spring up out of nowhere. Even the universe itself resembles the web like structure of the nervous system. How can most scientists be so blind to the fact that it's so painfully obvious that the universe and everything in it was intelligently designed?

[@ethericboy]

@@capablanc Commenting on KZbin is in some ways even worse than frickin Facebook cause they`re "friends" or "friends" of "friends" and have slightly more in common than the knob heads that dominate the comment section here,just take say 15 comments and weed out the hogwash and the lame humor most of them display and see hoe many ur left with cause stupid People usually have a stupid sense of humor and since stupid People represent the majority of the human race its to be expected.

[@volvoxfraktalion5225]

Ne volim da komentarisem na ovakvim klipovima na srpskom, ali bas mi je drago da vidim kvalitetne kanale iz nase zemlje :D

[@theprincemonster7575]

This Video : Spending a Day on Earth 2 Billon Years ago The Next Video : Spending a Day on Earth in The Tribal Times

[@06wrxRAR]

After every 5 mass extinctions, cyanobacteria and oxygen supply reduced by 15% estimately. 6th one is currently in progress due to human activity. maybe after 2 extinctions in the next few million yrs from now it might be different..the evolution of 6 events passed on to a new beginning, and lots of fossil fuel for them..

[@mk67890]

2 billion years later from now (when the earth would be lifeless) - someone on jupiter would be watching this kind of video and contemplating there would have been life on earth.

[@sbz2723]

Btw Jupiter is a gas giant. There won't be any possibility

[@ipuluforu]

Jupiter is a dead star with helium and hydrogen gases. It can't be earth like planet.

[@sbz2723]

@@ipuluforu bruh..!!! Jupiter is not a star it's a planet

[@ipuluforu]

@@sbz2723 Sir I meant to say this: Jupiter is called a failed star because it is made of the same elements (hydrogen and helium) as is the Sun, but it is not massive enough to have the internal pressure and temperature necessary to cause hydrogen to fuse to helium, the energy source that powers the sun and most other stars.

[@jeremytovsen5245]

@@ipuluforu good answer

[@kimnice]

It's mindbogling to think that the evolution from first single cell organism to first multi cell organism took multiple times longer than evolution from first multi cell organism to humans.

[@imasavage8029]

This is the best TING i have watched today.

[@whitewolf..]

Yes you are right. EARTT back then was pretty booring but peaceful 🙃

[@kimlele1971]

Kim Jong Ding Dong but very toxic and hot

[@hddiamonds]

*Thing *Earth *boring

[@whitewolf..]

HDdiamonds No EARTT was boring at that time

[@williamhepfer8956]

What's a TING?

[@landreaumorel971]

I've been looking for this channel since 2006. Thank you KZbin algorithm god for finally answering my prayers.

[@door-to-doorhentaisalesman2978]

Next episode: spending a day on Earth 2 days ago.

[@WHATSAHANDLEIDKIDK]

Here Is a better one: spending a day at space

[@CitrusMike]

stromada1 how’s he a creep?

[@pvnnewman]

Thank you so much really appreciated

[@gregkinney2565]

"And Mars at that time, could also harvested life"..... I think you meant harboured life...

[@MrOystein1977]

One of the he most spectacular channel on youtube.. And the music wich are added to those videos makes it even more magic... 🤗❤️

[@hubertserafin3432]

This is great, Dreksler! I waited for this type of video. (Water on Venus and volcanoes on the moon, unbelievable! :D)

[@johnhodges5898]

0:37 THE TIGER 🤩🤩! I love big cats! Who else agrees?

[@oscarvasqueziglesias8455]

Imagine how the earth would be like if humans never existed....

[@marcusjackson1620]

It would be quite and calm

[@bobbysingh5666]

Carlos Domingo nah. Definitely quiter but the entire place would be forests meaning a lot more animals

[@breAnnasmama]

Oscar Vasquez Iglesias How can we imagine that if we never existed to have the ability to imagine shit ?

[@anaconda470]

Thank you. It was a great journey to the past ❤️

[@z3n54]

No one: Literally no one: People who think the earth is only 10,000 years old: I think they meant the universe

[@lightman9935]

well we have no real evidence about any of this showed in the video we cant even tell what happened 2000 years ago how are we supposed to know what happened million/billion years ago?

[@Ali107]

*Channel's main priority: Show random amazing views of earth before the video starts*

[@AeA20012]

When I see your channel I remember god ❤️❤️❤️

[@breAnnasmama]

Panfk God,,, not “god”... we gotta show respect for the lord even in our way of wording !💓🙏🏽no offense intended ;)

[@guillermoramos56]

Kri MD if god does exist he seems like a shitty person

[@tangbein]

There's something mesmerising about earth when it was in that state. Like before everything on earth started. The calm before the storm. Back when everything was at scratch.

[@jasonmeinhart8525]

If the moon was so close to earth, how were the oceans calm enough to have any life? The tides would be tsunami size.

[@breAnnasmama]

Jason Meinhart exactly!!! Thank u!

[@quintonbaker8833]

A 10ft wave on that shore wouldnt noticable 500mi away and 2 miles down

[@darth856]

Tides would be bigger, but I doubt that would be a problem for bacteria in the oceans

[@jasonmeinhart8525]

@@darth856 you forget, a closer moon increases gravitational pull exponentially. A 15 hour orbit with an increased gravitational pull would not only be creating massive tidal shifts, but also a major increase in friction and techtonic shifting under the Earth's crust. Shorelines would be different, underwater chasims being created and destroyed rapidly. These would be turbulent waters. This disrupts cyanobacteria bloom, and that doesn't even take into account the UV sterilization that would occur because there 2:00 wasn't enough ozone to protect from the harmful rays. In current conditions, with our current O2 and O3 levels that protect us, UV rays can still penetrate up to 200 meters, (about 656 feet) into water. Without our ozone and oxygen levels slowing and absorbing these rays, they could easily penetrate much deeper, thus causing a more sterile environment in conditions that would have been turbulent enough to ensure they all receive plenty of radiation. 3:42 [cyanobacteria] "were in every corner that has water, and they were throughout the whole ocean" because 3:15 "the waters would be peaceful for tens of thousands of kilometers". 10,000 km is approx 6,213.7 miles. That's ¼ of Earth's diameter. Tens, plural, would indicate more than one unit of 10,000 km, or more than half the earth. This is impossible with a moon, 2:44 "gigantic" because it's "many times closer" and in orbit every 1:06 15 hrs. Sorry, this video is self contradictory.

[@williamturner84]

The fact we are so small and insignificant gives me comfort.

[@Alchemist2328]

You mean to say..without netflix and uber right?

[@alexyoungberg5232]

*AND NO WIFI*

[@oxcart4172]

Excellent video. Thanks a lot!

[@ajshhwzhhwja2317]

No you can't spend it! Why? The sun is a deadly lazer

[@alikhidzam3749]

Blackhole S5 001481 what?

[@417Owsy]

Not anymore there's a blanket

[@DevPatel-ih8tq]

Great video!

[@rheamanansala8488]

next:spendding a day without u havin no money please dis next

[@breAnnasmama]

Rhea Manansala what ? Can’t fully understand what you’re saying , with the bad grammar and slang terminology ... I get it , people wanna make sure they use every catch phrase thinking they’re so edgy and relevant online / social media 🙄, but if you want to be viewed with any sense of respect , how about making the effort to say things remotely in the correct way ? Seriously , I don’t know how so many people want to intentionally talk like that and demand to be taken seriously ...

[@YAKUILLASIN]

Fascinating. Also the narrator's voice sounds like the recordings on dead space 3. Chilling 😮

[@invisi-bullexploration2374]

4:57 Ah yes, the planet Weenis

[@kerrystewart3145]

Thank you for your insight. Much appreciated.

[@rasthis4980]

Boring but very peaceful....

[@feanorn8409]

1:21 If you watch closely, you can see scandinavia near the equator. Amazing, how old it is !