Our Universe Is Highly Improbable and Shouldn't Have Happened

🌎 Dive into the depths of Earth's most extreme scenarios with our enthralling four-part documentary series, "Exploring Earth's Extremes." This series is a journey through some of the most fascinating and extreme conditions our planet could experience. We cover a range of topics from the possibility of a global freeze, the intricate Milankovitch Cycles, the unpredictable El Niño phenomenon, to the dramatic concept of Earth's poles flipping. Each part of this series is a comprehensive exploration of these captivating earth science topics.
🔬 Our journey begins with the chilling concept of "What if Earth Freeze," delving into the science behind global freezing events and their historical precedents. We then explore the Milankovitch Cycles, understanding their significant impact on Earth's climate. The series also sheds light on the unpredictable nature of El Niño and its global effects, and finally, we examine the intriguing phenomenon of Earth's magnetic poles flipping and the potential consequences for our planet.
🌐 This documentary is an essential watch for enthusiasts and scholars alike, interested in earth science, climate change, and the dynamic forces that shape our planet. It's not just an educational journey, but a visually stunning experience that inspires awe for the complexities and wonders of Earth.
1:10 What if Earth Freeze
18:47 Milankovych Cycles
36:25 El Niño
55:45 Earth Poles Flipes

[@watgaz518]

That is why it is more probable why we are alone in the universe, because we should not be here. We are a very fortunate and unique species, who should truly be thankful for the most luckiest of opportunities to be able to be a part of such splendour and amazement.

[@reptoid3866]

I lean more to we are early and maybe alone in our window of time. Our transmissions have run out some 100 light years now. I expect that the next 50 or so years will be our window to receive the same kind from elsewhere and understand what it is we are hearing.

[@Beaneabean]

Exactly. I always failed to explain it but you did so, so well and simple. Lol

[@veganninja5886]

If you studied toe UFO phenomenon you'd understand we are definitely not alone.

[@dogybiology1411]

There is definitely either a godly designer, or this is a simulation. Should it be a simulation, perhaps the reality in which the simulation runs supports abundant life

[@watgaz518]

@@dogybiology1411 the simulation thought is a bit far fetched. If it is a godly design, then he/it obviously wanted the full benefit of the essential 5(7) senses. Sight and Hearing are the norm, but not being a physical form, he/it was unable to Taste, Touch or Smell all he had made . To be able to do this, he needed a surrogate physical body/being(s), and hey presto, the rest is history

[@SkandalouzStyle]

This man is my sleep aid! I love his voice. 💯🇬🇧

[@twitchgrass3849]

The wonderful mystery that we get to be here is why we must thank the powers and enjoy this experience of life. We shouldn’t be concerned about money or the awful political horsecrap…we should be happy everyday we wake to the sunrises, blue skies and greenness of plants. Thank you for this vid

[@itallia666]

🇬🇧 Although we moan & groan about our weather here in the United Kingdom, we are extremely lucky to live where we live. As i live on the very far North Eastern coast of Britain, we are sheltered slightly from weather coming across the Atlantic. The majority of rain, winds & flooding happen on the West Coast. On the whole we are indeed fortunate on our little Island We do get occasional bad weather from Russia, which happened in 2017/18 & was termed The Beast from the East! Our temps were well below zero in winter but we're tough & hardy Brits. I much prefer cold weather to the summer heat & maybe we hold Future DNA to withstand colder temps, even into ice ages. Who knows, the future looks scary at times, i mean thousands of years hence.. but we humans are nothing if we arent adaptable & we survive. Great Video, so much to take into consideration when studying evolution & our futures with El Ninos , heating up of oceans then cooling down, it seems topsy turvy yet, nature compensates & in a convoluted manner balances everything out. I enjoyed this very much Peace & Grace 🇬🇧👧

[@salamander554]

Hell with that, I'm going to Georgia

[@magzire]

Well made, thanks

[@dknicely1]

Really enjoy your vids!!

[@Rapunzel879]

Amazing content!

[@BubbaAyers1969]

Great video, lots of information

[@tko2218]

Brilliant..🎧🎧

[@HShango]

Its indeed an anomaly that earth exists and in my opinion we shouldnt exist (yet we do). A interesting 🤔 conondrum

[@jacklegminercanada3866]

Kinda hard to believe there's advanced life forms like us else where

[@evelynm6448]

@@jacklegminercanada3866right, at least not in the observable universe. I feel like our existence was by very small chance and i think its very improbable it’s happened near us or even in our observable universe, maybe outside of it, but I don’t feel we will know until we can get past that. though i’m not sure if it’s theoretically or scientifically possible to see past the observable universe? I don’t know much I just love learning about space lol

[@jimd4609]

Bigger question is where atoms come from. You know the ones that made the first stars?

[@joepss7946]

It's no mysterie

[@blissful4trees]

Divine intervention, 🕉🕉🕉Sound vibrations hold some matter together just so... The Divine ....... nothingness... out of its deep longing for company, breathed us and this unbelievably gorgeous universe into existence.❤❤❤

[@DoYouWantTaBeFree]

Great video, but I think you're missing a decimal place on many of the temperatures cited.

[@birtybonkers8918]

Anthropic principle - it doesn’t matter if it’s improbable - it’s the one we live in so the chance for it to be like it is, is actually 100 percent. Actually, when we understand how the universe really works (cosmology is currently completely broken) we’ll find that our universe is really very probable, in fact inevitable.

[@kevinsayes]

I don’t see how people don’t understand this and add all kinds of concepts and stories about life

[@HarryStGLevy]

Whether we like it or not; the factor of GOD & Goddess have to be factored in our analysis of our existence.

[@digitalfootballer9032]

The title has absolutely nothing to do with the actual subject matter in the video 😂

[@briankeyes268]

Thank you, I eas wondering just because of the tone in the delivery.

[@bronxbloominati601]

love how a lot of this video contradicts that context note under video that says climate change is mainly caused by humans. Why is that dumb thing even there?

[@gwanox]

All of it is AI.

[@digitalfootballer9032]

KZbin puts it there if anyone dare upload put a video with an opinion on climate that is different than the orthodoxy of the far left.

[@aethrya]

It was deliberate.

[@marqessanzcora4089]

Scary 😮

[@user-sl5zm9ih8c]

Divine intervention, Sound vibrations hold some matter together just so... The Divine ....... nothingness... out of its deep longing for company, breathed us and this unbelievably gorgeous universe into existence.

[@murderedcarrot9684]

Only impossible works as a barrier for things existing. Improbable merely means less often or not as many as something thats very rare.

[@terrific804]

You don't know what the universe is or isn't, obviously in such a case you have no idea as to probability. You can only IMAGINE.

[@joepss7946]

Where does it adress the probability of the universe? This is only about earth.. A nice documentary, but i feel duped regardless.

[@Nefertiti0403]

Yeah 100 million years is a very very very long time. Just think if the earth had Not gone into the big freeze, how far all life on Earth would be today! I mean the entire earth frozen. If that had not happened it stopped life from moving forward. If I’m making sense. Obviously life was still thriving but I’m talking about on the surface.

[@Billnam691]

Why whenever we talk about the past, the billions of years people talk about the earth is Portrayed as it is today and not as it was during the these changes, where were the continents during these times was it still one large continent, had the continents started to move, it seems that instead of people seeing the continents as they were people are seeing the earth as it is, maybe it would help people think about the causes of a snowball earth differently if they knew there was only continent, and this would be a way for people who have trouble understanding the enormous periods of time you talk about, because for most trying to comprehend the idea of billions of years, how will people wrap their heads around snowball lasted a hundred million years of ice, plus the fact you mention that it's still a mystery in some respects and not everyone totally agrees, I've heard or read people say that it wasn't a total coverage of the planet, so who should we believe, and your saying that how so many people suffer from El Nino, but we have only been around for a short period of time so El Nino or El Nina have been happening long before us, the ice ages and many other disasters have happened before us, impacts volcanos the intensity of the sun has varied, and that not even including sun spots solar mass elections neutron stars black holes and the Beetlejuice implosion and explosion, these things have been happening for periods of time beyond our comprehension, and will continue, maybe you should try to make it more understandable to more people so more can get interested, probably some stop trying to understand after the first mention of billions of years, but it is clear these videos are meant for the people who are more educated, I'm old and I have heard or read about everything you have mentioned I'm just wondering how many people you are reaching and wouldn't it be better if you could reach more of the people who will inevitably be among those effected.

[@charleskamya-cb8up]

Mars is going through 100 million years of hot.

[@johnki8665]

Natural selection does work here too. From trillions or billions events the out come would be right now.

[@Tyrone-hq6dr]

We couldnt destroy this planet if it killed us trying !

[@atticuswalker]

the universe is not only probable. its a statically inevitable result of constant change and time.

[@0331machinegunman]

52:16 Umm, those numbers don't look or sound right. Everyone would die overnight 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@iancoles1349]

Well something thought it should 😂How fortunate

[@tradingsystemsgroup5312]

All events and non-events are impossibly improbable in the scope of infinity.

[@Freshwaterboy]

The exact opposite is true.

[@josephwilliams9434]

We are along because what’s the chances of this happening on another world in space somewhere

[@davids.8509]

How big is this place? we dont know, the most honest and logical answer is WE DONT KNOW.

[@veganninja5886]

big chance. We already discovered other planets similar to earth.

[@josephwilliams9434]

That doesn’t mean anything

[@josephwilliams9434]

For life any type the chances would have to be extremely big let alone intelligent life

[@danielash1704]

Now think about the possibility of artificial intelligence being affected by the same experience super autonomous positions of magnetic flowing fields of vibrations from ours planet or even spacecraft that would have artificially autonomous systems that have entanglements in magnetic fields and even expand their properties in some charge particles that create a longitudinal field of space itself too understand how the Solaris system the suns beyond our own sun have emitting properties of similar systems the inductions of space to space is full of the same situation so many anomalies of which we still have questions about

[@danielash1704]

Gallery of the universe itself is a Tallow of density it self described itself as a reference point it's swapping the most powerful waves of the each exchange of the same experience super autonomous positions of ball gases and particles of hydrogen and other elements of gases each have a different kind of environment it's pathway based energy and vibrations of wavelengths you're using it for electricity and magnetic fields to drawing in the spacing process circles within circles of billions of dots separated by the vacuum of each sun's surface creates a very large scale of various vacuums that draws in time space itself too understand how the densities of space itself are important for drawing in time for us to become a lifelong partner of our universe itself is a multitude of galaxies all around us pushing ourselves into the process of thinking why are we what are we ??😢❤

[@Zomboo]

Humans drive on parkways and park on driveways. Nothing makes sense 😮

[@sirbarringtonwomblembe4098]

And Americans drive on the pavement; here in the UK we walk on it!😅

[@NathanielPiscian]

Well we’re here till it’s over so deal with it

[@anitachafekar7607]

How he get this type of thumbnail ? is it ai or some website ? please anyone reply

[@doctorcrafts]

Your mom

[@twveach]

Narrator sounds like the guy that does stage props from TikTok

[@TreeLBollingTreeMan]

I was thinking he sounds like Hank Schyma from "Pecos Hank" channel

[@artn2950]

And God created the heavens and the earth.

[@Bambino_60]

I googled the “last selfie taken on earth.” Hopefully that’s soon.

[@cusaenguk]

One advert every 4.5 minutes … nope

[@crystalswaringen7047]

I really enjoy this channel I don’t agree with human induced climate heating but I think it’s good to always hear other options with an open mind to change. I was always told science is always changing and I really pray our great country will come together for our planet ❤

[@gasperstarina9837]

Hahaha do you on AI space accounts borrow content now?

[@danielash1704]

Highly improbable? God does not though dice a lot to learn about her ideas of life created by the universe itself why does mankind exist in the world a female is the vibration of the universe itself how can a man god create a twist in DNA to say god is a factor of galaxies of density and characteristics of destination to be duly established in a universe itself is a Tallow of galaxies all around us are many different kinds of life forms and locked in tight with the reflection of the mindset

[@ThomasWeidenbeck]

An d who created god? Which GOD are we talking about? Isis, Bal, Thor, Zeus or just GOD? It is arrogance beyond imagination to talk about something, nobody has ever seen…

[@user-vl9xr6df2z]

God needed something to laugh at so he created HUMANS

[@caw7007]

🙄😵‍💫

[@rx-heaven]

Ugh you have said the same thing 3 times in like 3 min....

[@user-zy4kl8zd9h]

Never existed

[@kevinadams8092]

I don't buy it!! I live in Canada our winters and summers are only getting warmer. Nice try though 😃

[@AmatureAstronomer]

"In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth..." Highly Improbable? No. Intentional and destined. Icy world? All part of His purpose.

[@ilikemyowncomments9065]

No way, bro! We definitely came from stardust that travelled billions of light years, formed a planet in the perfect spot. We then evolved from a single cell organism. How anyone could think that's easier to believe are funny to me.

[@joshuarojas3344]

I agree, God made this world, shame on anyone who doesn’t believe so.

[@Arfarf69]

@@joshuarojas3344I believe in God but shaming others is not cool and is a sin

[@nimslennoncruyff8608]

Believing in a mythical being in the 21st century is incredible

[@hamishm29]

@@joshuarojas3344i just think believing that god made the planet for us is so selfish and perfectly shows how narcissistic humans are

[@jackdeez3290]

Can you just stop with the climate change jabs? Everything else is great

[@SandstormGT]

Feelings hurt?

[@jackdeez3290]

@@SandstormGTthe entire universe and this bot is banging on climate change.