Layers of the Earth. What is beneath us?

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I am a teacher looking for a good quick video about layers of the Earth to put in a unit about the formation of Earth and living things for my Biology students. I actually chuckled with the "Ooooo"s" and "Ahhhhh's" and the subtle humor like "Not very far, ay?" It's hard to find videos that interest kids this far into the pandemic with on-line learning, but this is is just what I was looking for. Thank You!

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Hey Kelly, thanks for the nice comment, always try to add in a little subtle humor so glad it's gone down well ha! 🙌

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Here before this channel gets a million subs. Greetings Beautiful Science.

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Cheers Rohan, appreciate the support!

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Did anyone else watch this in class? Or is it just me

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No our teacher was to lazy so we had to study it at home 😂😂😂

[@karamerin]

If we haven’t drilled that far, how do we know what the other layers are? And the temp. Etc. -asking for Eli, 4.

[@bdzuber]

Earthquakes and volcanoes, basically. As we study seismic waves that travel through Earth, we can map Earth's interior . . . a lot like x-rays can map the interior of your body. Volcanoes sometimes burp up rock from the mantle for us to study.

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The animation and narration are top-notch, you should really have more subscribers/viewers

[@BeautifulScience]

Kinds words my friend! What videos would you like to see more of? Every sub and like matters so thanks!

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@@BeautifulScience Old but maybe more speculative videos would be good? Give viewers something to think about.

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How does this video not have more views?! It's awesome! 🤔

[@BeautifulScience]

Thank you! Hopefully the views will rise organically soon 😊.

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Wonderful content. Students loved it!

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This was a really cool video. Should have much more viewers

[@BeautifulScience]

Hey William, thanks appreciate the kind words, make sure you like so it gets seen by more people :).

[@Just_Random169]

This actually really understandable you should get more subscribers.

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It helped me so much, Thanks alot

[@davidhaines2894]

Just about to write a song about Earth Layers via Zoom with 6th graders in Cambridge MA (I'm in Devon UK), and this was a fantastic quick introduction to the topic. Thanks so much!

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great video. animation and narration was solid.

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks, appreciate the nice comment!

[@justlily101]

Thank you so much! Helped me a lot with a test!

[@Yahia_fayad]

One quetion... what is the thickness of every layer? what is the temperature of every layer? what is every layer made out of? and is it a solid liquid?

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Waiting for your next video.

[@BeautifulScience]

Hoping to have one finished in about 8 days time. Hard to try and find time around my normal work at the moment but I have 2 videos nearly completed!

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OMG best video i ever seen! keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!

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Very clear explanations and very helpful to me!

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very helpful video i am thankful

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Nice

[@lilboo500]

Love the music

[@sarahcarr4126]

Correction: The asthenosphere is the layer that has convection currents in it... the mantle transfers heat through convection. I LOVE this video... I just wish that this mistake was corrected. It has better visuals and more information than this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJrRp3uboch_l5Y, but it's less accurate because of that one mistake. Please message me if you correct that so I can use it to teach!!!!

[@BeautifulScience]

Hi Sarah, thanks for the pointer, unfortunately there is no real way to amend the video at this point, but appreciate your comment and hopefully it can be a good tool as a video with that one disclaimer 😊

[@advancedorange4818]

Since you reply to all, I have a question. Why are there no human made captions?

[@audreyperrin478]

who are these 12 people who disliked this video, its amazing!

[@sarahtdubb]

Correction: 63

[@justlily101]

Hello! I had a question. What research and evidence did the scientists use then to study and obtain information of the layers below?

[@Just_Random169]

They found out by digging so deep it was so hot so they gave up so that is how they know.

[@badasunicorn6870]

I am in the process of worldbuilding, and I'm currently trying to simulating plate tectonics, and how they move. I have only ever seen visualisations of the mantle currents from a cross-section view, and I can't imagine how I could simulate them so that I would know how all the plates move along the surface of a sphere. This stuff is crucial to get things like mountain ranges and trenches right, would you please either explain, or direct me to a source that explains, the causes behind, and exact motions of mantle currents? I get it if you don't have time, but it would be awesome if you did!

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This video is cool

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here for science class!

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the animation is sick

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Who’s here from “ Video_Questions_Geosphere_Layers_of_the_Earth_&_Layers_of_the_Earth_What_is_Beneath_Us”

[@03stmlax]

The furthest we've been is bedrock... Anything under that is only *theory*

[@GROWING12]

minerals found in each layer

[@rubysrock5496]

if i made a giant straw and dug a big hole could i slurp up the liquid iron and nickel from the core?

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good

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[@cosmiccomet_2705]

Has any research been done on those fossils

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How

[@TheTrueIdiotSandwich]

What is convection?

[@duckgo8755]

You sound like the narrator in History Matters

[@TheJoseph0012]

Correction: Mantle is 85% or Earth's volume and not weight or mass

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ok and.....

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Im in 5th grade thanks

[@donniewhite1399]

Ok so you're saying the furthest we've drilled into the Earth's surface is 12 kilometers, yet we know exactly what the inside of the Earth is made of and how it's made and what temperature it is lol? Ok my next question is how?

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boi its called science

[@donniewhite1399]

@@neilandrews4097 is that what it's called? Science? Cool, cuz there for awhile I was under thee impression that it was all a big guess & about 99.99999% theory about what the inside of the Earth looked like! But thank God you straightened that out boy! SCIENCE!! Explains it all 👍😁

[@paleeoguy]

@@donniewhite1399 Sesmic wave velocity and tectonic uplift. Geophysicists have measured changes in seismic wave speeds after earthquakes and discovered that there are layers of different densities and sizes beneath the surface that affect wave speeds. Geologists have studied uplifted rocks that were once miles below the Surface that have been brought up through tectonic activity over billions of years. In other words, there are multiple lines of evidence, but there are still many riddles to figure out!

[@user-rt7ti1zq2u]

Ok do you’re saying we can’t see microwave but it just spins and makes the VOOOOOOOOOO noise and it’s hot??? How???

[@saoirseL]

so how does anyone actually know?

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I don't believe this has 7,647 views KZbin got the math wrong

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Is this channel going to do any 'harder' science than this? Or is it mostly gonna be kids stuff? Not sure whether to sub or not!

[@BeautifulScience]

Hey. we will be looking at more advanced science down the line for sure. It takes a lot of time to do the research, animation and project as a whole so I am starting at the easier end of the spectrum and if/as the channel grows I will be able to dedicate more time to the 'harder' science.

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Sweet, I'll sub ya for now and see how it goes. Best of luck dude!

[@BeautifulScience]

Appreciate it, thanks!

[@plyr2]

Oh one last thing, the animation and narration is mad high quality :)

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