Life in the Universe. A Journey to Outer Space

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Life is one of the most fascinating phenomena in the universe. Incredibly elaborate, its diverse forms never fail to capture one’s imagination.
Today we invite you to go slightly back in time and see the chief milestones in the Earth’s biosphere’s evolution. We will enjoy the views of the prehistoric Earth, find out how and why life came onto land and take a look at the major extinction events in the history of our planet.
0:00 INTRO
01:05 THE EARTH BEFORE DINOSAURS
17:44 LIFE COMING ONTO LAND
34:53 MAJOR EXTINCTIONS
48:30 JOVIAN SATELLITES
01:02:56 GLIESE 1214b
01:11:34 EXOPLANETS
01:23:22 FINAL
#Life #Planets #Space #Universe #Film #Kosmo #Jupiter #Satellites

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Thank you!

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Thank you, you're vídeos are amazing.

[@The_Tormented_One]

Thanks a ton. 👍👍👍

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The amount of grade A science related channels on YT is amazing, Kosmo being one of them. We can only hope Google will keep this platform long-term viable for our favorite content creators.

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Upvote that comment ^

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What are some other ones? I know of this one, DTTV and Viper

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Great comment considering the current climate.

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@@ethanallen7787 Ridddle is also very good

[@teegee9142]

@@ethanallen7787 History of the Earth & Cool World's off the top of my head

[@marcusherbold993]

“Just a billion years later”….think about that. The universe is so old you can’t really comprehend it.

[@charlesgerety1403]

Its absolutely mind boggling how vast the Universe is so statistically its guaranteed. The issue is is also mind numbingly far away. I imagine some entire civilization wondering the same about us if we are out there and we are the Aliens to them

[@619guy202]

Kinda like my grandpa

[@PAULLONDEN]

*@Marcus Herbold* Although still difficult to comprehend , at least most of this is proven with sea fossils on the highest of mountain tops. Religion once was a valid way for people to make sense of manifestations like the Sun ,Moon , stars , lightning or clouds. What else to do than think there was somewhere a grey bearded old man ( no woman ofcourse) dressed in bed sheets who cobbled everything (known at the time) together in just 6 days . Just like some days of our week are named after Nordic gods . It becomes ridiculous when these days with most of evolution proven , many feel more comfortable by something more comprehensible like violent bloody biblical fairy tales. Which would be the same when still stating with all confidence that Santaclaus with his elves actually do live on the North Pole . No wonder those who have big interests in organised religion make sure things will stay that way. Although some try to update their outdated stories with terms like "universe" or "planet" , which in biblical times most was hardly known about ,when for all intents and purposes the Earth was still flat ( although many still think it is ) .

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I’m terrified of the millipedes we have today, so knowing there were millipedes that were longer than I am tall is horrifying.

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Hell yeah 😂 😂 😂 lets goo..

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Druggie

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Fascinating...... 👽

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Y’all still get high? lol

[@kevanhubbard9673]

A bit of an understatement to say life is one of the most fascinating things in the Universe for without it there'd be nothing to observe the Universe.

[@gives_bad_advice]

Life is the only fascinated thing in the universe.

[@nathanspaulding7380]

Searching for other life in the universe is cool and all, but getting along with our own species would make that process so much easier.

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You're not wrong

[@stageiii1]

Just watched the whole video, start to finish. WOW !!! All I can say is thank you. To have everything laid out, concise, precise and visually relevant had to be a monumental task. Thank you all so much, Kosmo Team.

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I really like their videos and absolutelu Loved this one!

[@mdb1239]

It's mostly a bunch of guesses/nonsense. There is definite evidence that photosynthesis was producing oxygen 4.0 - 4.2 billion years ago. There is hematite (iron rust) in the oldest rocks on Earth in Quebec and evidence that Earth's atmosphere was oxidized (as in oxygen reacting). This vid is a bunch of nonsense/or-agenda-driven guesses.

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@@mdb1239 like what agenda,?

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I just want to let the producers of this video and the many others your team have made are completely fantastic. There is so much information in each video. I watch them over and over.Thank you for your hard and excellent work.

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1:22:24 I tried to resist... "Kosmos isnt just an organization or the people behind it... Kosmos is an idea, that idea is not so easily destroyed. "

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|✔️| A glimpse into the complex evolutionary history of life on Earth. |❌| Go to church.

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True story...literally 😁

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Thank you so much! Greetings from Rwanda! we have the most beautiful cosmos views in the country

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The information in this video is outstanding. 5/5! Kosmo has upped the quality of space videos on youtube by a significant margin.

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Broadcast quality documentary!

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500 million years ago, instead of ordering 15 shrimp, I would order 1 lol

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This is what you tube was created for... Amazing production quality

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And I thought i was the only one😀, it’s amazing how similar ppl can be😂 cheers!

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I literally just said I can’t wait to fall asleep listening to this many times until I watch the whole video!

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Omg same

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I watch these falling asleep too

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This channel should have at least 1M subscribers. Their videos are just mind-blowing!!

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RANDOM, BUT: May i recommend some other science-channel, in an effort to spread joy and education and also battle anti-science? Or is this too random?

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@@slevinchannel7589 it would be great if you can recommend me

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@@thef2pguy361 Nice! Do you have a specific wish? I'm on the internet for (way to) long, and i always kept my Hobbys and interested Diversified, so now i have a bunch of stuff. Thought of something relatively specific? 'History' or 'Science' or 'Learning a new Skill' or 'Anime' or 'Books' or 'Games'? ?

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melodysheep also makes space documentaries as well,all of his space related videos are top notch quality and worth a watch

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Definitely one of th best...

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Yes they are... Check out SEA and Cool Worlds too. Both are excellent astronomy related channels.

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Issac Arthur’s channel is amazing as well. Science and futurism

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I have watched so many astronomy and cosmology videos on KZbin and it has honestly made me want to go to school and learn more. I graduated HS 10 years ago. I wish I had the interest and drive I do now, back then. I don’t even know where I would start now. I need to learn physics and a bunch of math. This has became one of my biggest regrets😞

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me too, but it's never too late to learn :)

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

Does anyone feel like me that the reading voice is very soothing and it makes me fall asleep very quickly even though there are many new things I need to hear and learn?

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1:22:20 "Everything, Shepard, everything I've done has uplifted humanity, not only above other species in our galaxy, but over the Reapers!"

[@SquirrelASMR]

17:00 amusing bats 🦇 *flap* 😂

[@MrConspark]

So much information, you are THE source Kosmo! Thankyou. I need to find more time to take in all your fascinating videos 🤩

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Such a lie. Worse part, some people actually believe it. Total waste of time and data bundle 🤣🤣🤣

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Millions of years from now. Someone or something will be looking back telling stories abd we'll be apart of that documentary

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Outstanding content! As always! Kosmo is at the top of all KZbin Science channels!

[@relaxscientific5525]

From the way the Planet Earth has been churned inside out over time we share all the elements of it and the only special thing is consciousness which is exclusive to individuals

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An absolutely awesome presentation. Beautiful graphics and engaging narration. This has made my Friday evening!

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Trilobites are not creepy. They are cute!

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Would you eat them? Didn’t think so ..

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@@linkin543210 I wouldn't eat a puppy or a small child either tho

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I'm from Maine...melt me some butter and I'm down like a clown Charlie Brown, mmmm 12 foot lobsters 🦞 👍

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@@linkin543210 I'd absolutely love to go on and taste one! Shame they all died out a couple eons ago..

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@@jacks559 In China, they beg to differ..

[@foxrings]

Watching this makes me feel better about the Fermi Paradox. Upgrading very basic life all the way from weak single cell life, to robust single cells that are suitable to supporting multicellular organisms was a long process. Then multicellular life into robust land based life and finally intelligent life, was a long, hard fought road.

[@AxionSmurf]

I'm not sure why it makes you feel better about the Fermi Paradox. Life has barely escaped being wiped out here several times. It was mentioned that the Sun becoming 30 percent more luminous helped the world escape an ice ball event. Our sun is on the march to red giant. We have an unusual star, with red dwarfs making up most of them. It's an unusually timid star though maybe the permian dying was caused by a megaflare it has very occasionally. Most other star systems will see megaflares very frequently. We got some unique circumstances here that helped life escape eradication. We won't always be able to escape it here either. The sun will keep growing and swallow up the Earth. Maybe that's already happened elsewhere lots of times.

[@foxrings]

@@AxionSmurf the more difficult filters that are in our past, the better our chances in the future

[@AxionSmurf]

@@foxrings Yeah...that doesn't really seem to be true, though. If you look at how our star has aged and grown more luminous and heat-radiant, it seems like our chances in the future aren't better. It seems like we're headed back to being a lava world. That is if indeed it will turn into a red giant. Plus most of the population thinks Space travel is a gimmick and that we're better off spending all the money here in the hopes that the Sun will take a vacation and there will be no more chicxulubs or hyper-volcanism.

[@foxrings]

@@AxionSmurf Yes, but we made it!! Humans have climbed out of Earth's gravity well! Colonizing the galaxy is only a little bit harder to do than colonizing the Moon. If you want to colonize alpha centauri. You don't have to make the whole journey all at once. You can colonize ice balls in the Oort cloud as way points

[@AxionSmurf]

@@foxrings If you think it's only a little bit harder to colonize the Milky Way, you must live a lot longer than humans do. For example, it would take 119,200 years to reach Alpha Centauri on a rocket traveling 24,600 MPH. Alpha Centauri probably doesn't have any habitable planets in them so maybe pick another. Point is, Alpha Centauri's distance from is only a tiny fraction of the Milky Way's diameter. It sounds like you're saying "It's easy, all we have to do is the impossible"

[@mackinblack]

I love how yoy used the score for The Outer Worlds video game! IT'S PERFECT! Such a beautiful composition that captures the wonder and mystery of space and alien worlds!

[@eamonia]

Hey, you. Call up a friend or two and tell 'em you have a surprise for them. Then go grab some munchies, drinks and whatever else you may need and advise them to do the same. Strength in numbers, you know? Make a thing out of it. Everytime these guys (or any of the others; Astrum...) drop a new documentary, throw a nerd party. Space is cool again guys! Let's rage!

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it never was NOT cool, my man

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@@raidermaxx2324 Lol

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Yees 🍿🍱🍘🍙🥗🍻🥂

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@@raidermaxx2324 Awww shucks, you're too cool. Right too, brotha :)

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Drinks and whatever else like what ?

[@benjaminslife9424]

Sublime and tranquil yet edifying. Thank you for this intrepid voyage.

[@morenofranco9235]

Excellent, Kosmo Team. A STELLAR presentation! Thank you.

[@oguzhan9424]

Kosmo is making some awesome documentaries. Great work! 👏

[@krabstickle]

17:08 The only living creature that can not only adapt to its environment, but also change it. Beavers: Am I a joke to you

[@nicolaebica4645]

humans are the most stupid creature, proof me if I'm wrong

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Excellent presentation. The equivalent of a David Attenborough special.

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They know yall be falling asleep to this they gone start putting moe moe on 45 mins into the video 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@richardnance2934]

Finally, admitting that MAN was CREATED!😃!!!

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Thx Mr. Kosmo always entertaining content, keep it real ✌️

[@alphonsorordriguez8520]

Excellent......this should be shown in schools.....what an amazing job well done.

[@kayladawn]

This is spectacular! Well done 💫❤

[@cascadianrangers728]

Haha, tenacious lichen! Can find some kind of it on every continent, and even in space now! Good job on 500 million years of growth little guys

[@joel.villarreal252]

This channel is one of the best ..I cant beileve the universe is that awesome and so vast, it blows my mind when I see how far objects are in the universe..well done

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Really fascinating and very good narration too

[@raidermaxx2324]

well, not bad considering they ripped off somebody else's shit. Thats why they use the robot voice

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@@raidermaxx2324 AI

[@piehamcake1]

23:28 looks like a tree sticking up through millions of years of rocks

[@jacobcuntington2540]

Your accent is like your an alien trying to do English, im onto you!

[@djsymes08]

Bats: Am I amusing to you? Jokes aside, amazing documentary, was captivated from start until the end.

[@makavelirizla]

Super amazing docufilm. Thank you so much. Love your videos especially the longer ones!

[@Amberose77777]

Thank You for this wonderful presentation !!!!

[@ChrisC-bc8od]

No question my favorite channel to watch! Fantastic editing (lots of hard work im sure) and visual references not to mention a perfect voice for such video's! Watch out David Attenborough! BBC and National Geographic needs to pick you up!

[@NicTheGreek1979]

Sounds robotic at points tbf.

[@minerva6]

If I was a student studying science with these amazing videos available on YT, I’d absolutely blitz exams

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Here before 1 million views.

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Thank you for this.

[@stevepr100]

The dynamics n graphics....WoW enjoyed this Thanks

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Man! I can’t believe I haven’t found your channel until now. Awesome content, subbed immediately

[@PaulA-zp7hn]

Added to my queue for later...thanks in advance, Kosmo

[@THIS---GUY]

I have more for your queue Videos from the channels: SpaceRip, Astrum, SEA, & Destiny David Butler's playlist: How far away is it & how old is it Also if you don't already check out anton Petrov as he has great videos on astronomy and other sciences daily!

[@pittsox9666]

Kosmo. My favorite content in yt

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

I've always been fascinated by the mysteries of the universe.

[@michaelmcgregor7374]

It never ceases to amaze me how scientists continue to claim the presence of water on the surfaces of planets that have no atmosphere, as it is a scientific fact that water freezes in the coldness of space - yet ice vaporizes in the vacuum of space!! So for water ice to exist on a planet with no atmosphere is an impossibility!!! Sub-oceans is a possibility, but when exposed to the surface the water would rapidly freeze and vaporize!!

[@bryanbryan2968]

Also, the apparent discovery of some Jupiter-like gas giants skimming near a star’s corona seems intuitively unlikely. It’s gases will get blown off in short order. Therefore, no longer a gas planet. And how come many of the multi planet systems we find don’t usually obey the fibonacci sequence of planet separation that generally appears in our system?

[@renewklear]

Great documentary, really got me thinking about how the strongest of the so called primitive bacteria had the drive to move away from predators and move onto land gradually reproducing in the shallow coastal waters, to finally dominating the land but also looking back to the sea for easy food that couldn’t survive out of water.. easy pickings! There’s nothing really that separates humans from all other life, we are just one from many of the existing that pushed further enough than the others. Or maybe we will be considered the “engineers” who are responsible for new complex life to thrive on other worlds, that’s all part of the grand plan of nature.

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Love these video’s 🙌🙌

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Been waiting for this for far too long! 🙌

[@Eksoch22]

Best channel because give more information then background sounds. Other channel speak less give more background sounds

[@sparks2749]

Some things are said with such conviction,... rather than adding the "we think this is what happened due to this evidence: and then explain what the evidence is",... mostly we just don't know.

[@blessingchizema9154]

Exactly... None of them were there to see all these things they talk about here... Their degree of certainty is exaggerated.

[@TheFos88]

Absolutely awestruck by this video, Kosmos. Also, did I hear the Outer Worlds theme music in the second part? Perfect fit. Lol

[@HowardBaileyMusic]

I'm so glad I found this channel. Excellent docs. 👍

[@connerthomson9629]

I've watched this so many times, I love natural history!

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This is the best channel in the observable youtube

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Excellent, excellent work, Kosmo!

[@nightlightabcd]

The James Web Telescope is now scheduled to be launched on December 18th, 2021.

[@TaterChip91]

"Geezers" 🤣🤣 3:32

[@rodburley]

There absolutely is life outside of Earth - some of which is here now, on our planet. There is plenty of evidence of this to the discrete observer... if you have the eyes to see... "...visitors, intervening visitors from beyond your shores, are already in the world and have been here for some time. They are not governed by human values or human ethics or human morality. They are not subject to these things, for they are here for their own reasons. They are not interested in you particularly. They do not need your culture and your art and your wonderfully confusing expressions. They are here on a very serious purpose of their own. They are ready for you. They have prepared for you for some time. But you are not ready for them. You have not prepared for them, and your lack of preparation makes you incredibly vulnerable to manipulation and to deception." ~New Message on Life in the Universe (Marshall Vian Summers)

[@johnchapman5125]

Thank you, Rod.

[@lamin3990]

Yes, they definitely are here for their own purposes. We should open our eyes to the reality.

[@LevyCarneiro]

Thanks for pointing to Marshall Vian Summers' message, a material that provides wisdom and clarification in many areas of life, such as climate change, purpose in life, intuition and making right decisions in life, who to be with in relationships and why, intelligent life in the universe, and so much more. Highly worth it to check it out.

[@raphaeladolini6232]

...yes, I know they're here, they came to retrieve the technology they borrow us thousands of years ago that, teach us to erect structures with windows on the walls I say we keep it for ever 🦝

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Nice posts, thanks for sharing!

[@Sundaydrumday]

Kosmo simply beautiful, I especially loved your honesty when introducing us humans, we are full of ourselves, greedy, immature, cold, indifferent, lack empathy, destructive, judgmental, and so much worse...we have taken this planet for granted, and those we chose to lead us into the future, have failed us miserably..... In other words, we have failed ourselves by becoming seduced by the lies of greedy men. How easily we sold our souls...its pathetic.... There I just wanted to add that and also say beautiful job...loved the video

[@FatAlan_]

We have also created much, cured many diseases and are evolutions greatest achievement.

[@chosentonessournotes]

If predators of the Cambrian era had the intelligence and shit that humans do, they’d be the same way. It’s how the human brain was always wired.

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[@enzy6434]

@@FatAlan_ Lmao, this is the dumbest thing I've ever read. Humans have "cured" diseases we brought about and literally created. We've also destroyed far more than we've ever created, and are ironically probably going to bring about our own extinction within however many thousands of years by making the planet uninhabitable. Then it'll take another million years for the planet to recover and essentially "reset" life back to square one.

[@FatAlan_]

@@enzy6434 cheer up mate

[@khaccanhle1930]

Europa had lots of ice cold geezers. Well can someone please go there and give those poor old men some blankets!

[@CairozGG]

Insane content!

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Oh really 🤔 😏 👀 well go to hobby town pick up 🖼 painting

[@jaidamwhi4589]

Ganymede could've once been a planet of its own but was made to close to Jupiter and was caught in it's gravitational pull. Idk just a theory

[@smokymcpot5917]

That's a good theory. It's possible.

[@louisesmalling]

Love your content. Thanks.

[@kaderlakhdar5735]

Exactly what i needed ,You made my day ☝️

[@joemiller1461]

diamond snow. i think imagination has taken over

[@samr.england613]

Except that, life, so far as we know, is found only here, on Earth! This is the only planet, in the entire Universe, so far as we know, where life-giving water falls from the sky! And yet, we bitch about it! If life were a bed of roses, we'd still bitch about the thorns! - Sam R. England.

[@shawonmahmud646]

Sleeping music for tonight!

[@jasonteam2057]

Do use videos about space to help you sleep?

[@shawonmahmud646]

@@jasonteam2057 yes always. it's kinda become habit now.

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Wow this is so informative! Awesome!

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Yeah i agree kosmo is #1 out of 1000 chan

[@davidallegro3395]

Awesome movie, skipped alot, however learned alot.

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What a superb video! I will watch it a second time.........there is so much to absorb!

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This channel is wonderful! Thank you so much.

[@11176]

Wowwww.. thnx Kosmo

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Amazing information must be great for all types of students

[@potatogamingv_8301]

Ok time to sleep 😴 😂

[@craigvestal1778]

Life is one of the most fascinating phenomenal in all of the universe... I don't truly believe it is I think life is much more common than you or I could even fathom.

[@xxxxxx-uh5pu]

great video. Some of the facts are clearly off from what I have heard elsewhere, but it is more a broad overview and an entertaining and effective one

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👉✨🌌👀GRATEFULLY👀🌌✨👈

[@marqessanzcora4089]

I need more like this . Great job 👍

[@gofa4201]

It's so funny to me that given all the knowledge, experience, and advancements humans have acquired, some people still believe in the big bang theory.

[@blessingchizema9154]

God created everything... The Big Bang my foot...

[@bahirabbas7427]

Good Imagination and graphics work 👍

[@Voyager-mc8lg]

😑😒

[@plugthecuh]

Good to know life will continue over millions of years if humanity somehow goes extinct.

[@smokymcpot5917]

Life would thrive if humanity went extinct.

[@MeasuredFlat]

Cool, now show us the observations of a natural phenomena that proves the assertions made in this video...

[@Gnekdjidkdbbdd]

Kosmo being one of my favourite channels before sleep 😴 😮‍💨!!