PlateTectonics & Ice Ages - Scotese Animation 022116a

[@KSiddhartha]

I AM MYSELF AN EARTH SCIENTIST AND I KNOW THE VALUE OF THESE ANIMATIONS, HOW MUCH AMOUNT OF RESEARCH HAS GONE INTO THIS PALAEOGEOGRAPHIC RECONSTRUCTION, AND HOW MUCH AMOUNT OF CREATIVITY MUST HAVE BEEN INVESTED ALONG WITH TIME AND TECHNOLOGY. IT IS A GREAT SERVICE TO EARTH SCIENCES. YOU DESERVE ALL THE RESPECT MR CHRISTOPHER SCOTESE. THANK YOU WILL BE A SMALL WORD

[@cscotese]

Thank you for your kind words. CRScotese

[@ra_alf9467]

@Spanish Mapping excuse me?

[@natesantos1359]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@ifyoureadthisurfatherless6579]

Chill

[@whitrenee1]

@@cscotese I Am Amazed With You

[@olegshevchenko5869]

I'm so glad this is in reverse, it's much easier to keep track of familiar parts of the world this way! Thank you very much!

[@cscotese]

I agree. Butit helps to view it both ways. CRScotese

[@cbisme6414]

@@cscotese have you thought of doing one into the future on rising ocean levels and what that might look like? I'm down under and we're often on the "edge" of these, from an ice melting perspective, would be great to see it evolving from an north and south polar perspective. 👍🇦🇺

[@malaysia091]

I think Cook Islands is a New Zealandic territory

[@barcalonga]

Your videos are remarkable, mesmerising! What an amount of effort has gone into these, and excellent choice of accompanying music, too. Thank you for posting.

[@FourBrothers-s3f]

This is a great video. When it's played in reverse, then it's a bit easier to understand what the world was like back then. And thanks for the classical song in the background. Danse Macabre is one of our favourite classical music songs. So, this video is very fantastic. Keep up the good work.

[@alexiadamasceno1255]

3:45 the great letter "e"

[@aldrichdaniel5544]

I just came to this channel. Wonderful work! Thank you for bringing this priceless knowledge in the form of animation!

[@989Lyra4]

Just found this! I love learning about plate tectonic movements over millions of ago. 🤗 Thank you for taking the time to put these videos together.

[@PixelDroid]

Extremely cool!

[@naimaware]

I love the video , but how did you do to make it? Also I didn't thoght the Earth moved so quickly even in few years like 20.000 years .

[@grandmabente123]

So helpful... have watched some of the others... but this one is so slow its easier to follow... my interest is in the West Siberian Sedimentary Basin... how it developed... .... I started out 2-3 years ago with Archeaologist AP Okadnikov's book Yakutia... spent 3 month just aquinting myself with learning the geography of Siberia... rivers, valleys, mountains etc etc etc... little by little I learned more and more... geology... but the West Siberian Basin takes time to understand... have read/studied countless science papers... maybe one day I shall find THE paper that explains it all 🙂 meanwhile this videos... and noting the Temperature of the times... at least I can understand that the phenomena of the WSB being under water, over water and under water numerous time at times and connecting at time the Arctic Ocean with southern oceans ....understand that its a mixture of the geological ups and down with changing sea level due to temperature changes... Making current geopolitics and Climate politics absurd in the extreme... 🙂 Just saying LOL LOL LOL really makes me laugh... when actually its sad... the humans can be so off the wall idiotic...

[@gardengeek3041]

I thought the animation might show ice ages. Maybe the speed is too fast, or there weren't any of significance in the time span shown. But, I recall decades ago, just as the concept of drifting plates had become accepted, one of the markers was glacial scrape marks on rock sheets in the Sahara desert. Apparently, it was because that part of Africa/Gondwana was located close enough to the South Pole, long enough to be covered by ice sheets. Maybe it was akin to our present modern ice age(s) which have seen several advances and retreats in the last 2.6 m.y. As fascinating as it already is, would it ever be possible to put a bit of narrative with this. Thank you.

[@mikecronis]

The Dance Macarbe? Nice. You can imagine the wind-patterns and effects of mountainous regions and plains and adjusting oceanic-rich zones but that Pacific must have been a void! I suspect a biomass of < 25 gC/m^2/yr at that opposing "Point Nemo". Too bad we can't guess the sea floor depth very accurately, but some rifts must have been magnificent. The varying Ph levels during mass-extinction events must have been intriguing.

[@CrankyPantss]

Very impressive, as always.

[@jermylguileabagat3748]

This animation shows the plate tectonic and paleogeographic evolution of the Earth back to 540 million years. It also shows the major ice ages at : 20,000 years, 300 years, and 445 million years. 220 million years ago there was the Italian boot where Japan is now

[@ilokivi]

At some time between 350-400 million years ago plants began to colonise land surfaces. With reference to the fossil record, it might help models such as these to reflect this in future in order to strengthen their authenticity.

[@cscotese]

Please note color change from 440 Ma (brown) to 420 Ma (green), reflecting land plant colonization. - CRS

[@ilokivi]

+Christopher Scotese The colour change is a subtle one and a little hard to see with coastlines and land masses moving, maybe viewing with a larger screen would help to make this clearer. Many thanks for responding on this subject, a beautifully made and well researched piece of work.

[@EllaH_09]

I think that's Ordovician period or Silurian period?

[@fmangunjaya]

thank you for this animation, permit to use it for my university student to illustrate evolutionary process..

[@dreilar]

Man that was beautiful, thanks a lot!, hope one in reverse.

[@cscotese]

see kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZDMdoqsqbCWq7M

[@dreilar]

Thank you very much !;

[@petercdowney]

Canada was once on the Equator and Fennoscandia was once near the South Pole. Many, I'm sure, would never have guessed that.

[@Вячеслав-ц1я5я]

Отлично! Спасибо!

[@TomTom-rh5gk]

The outlines really help

[@twinkylez1684]

Africa: why u leave me south america South america being flooded with water for millions of years: *MY HEAD WAS UNDERWATER* North america: *doesnt care about south america flooding* India: i left my child madagascar but he'll be fine Antarctica and Australia: hello brother Asia and Europe: * Also submerging underwater* New zealand before being underwater: whats going on-

[@melodiefrances3898]

Lol 😆

[@jonasisla3802]

You know what I like the continental drift

[@williamhu2630]

What is the name of background music

[@rogerdudra178]

Thanks.

[@zaimonsonandrizamother]

How did pangea split millions of years ago when there is only 2024 years

[@terraspace1100]

You know there was a BC before year 1

[@zaimonsonandrizamother]

@@terraspace1100 i said this as a joke

[@zamorajohana]

Music by Camille Saint Saëns : Danse Macabre

[@truthinnocent3454]

Today to the Cambrian explosion

[@bababadibot-712]

What is the song name

[@frankolioman]

nice, is there a way to see it in reverse?

[@NixonIsTheBest-CatVeteran]

+Frank Real There is.

[@cscotese]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZDMdoqsqbCWq7M

[@MegaTubetraveller]

There were no shelf seas in the geological site of north-west of Russia near Spb. in mesozoic. But a half of paleozoic-yes.

[@razellemanlangit]

0:56 philippines disappeared

[@HaruCanalPrimario]

what music is that?

[@hbglendaleyeshbmidilino9164]

Do You Mean Kevin Macleod

[@Иван-т5т4о]

thanks!

[@MrKmanthie]

No, Gavin MacLeod

[@hbglendaleyeshbmidilino9164]

Je M'EnFous It's Kevin Macleod

[@petercdowney]

It is thought that, contrary to the popular legend involving St Patrick, that Ireland never had snakes to begin with, as snakes did not migrate northwards until after Ireland was cut off from Great Britain by rising sea levels.

[@jimmww]

Well done indeed as are the others too. I'm disappointed the end-Ordovician Ice Age is not as well shown as the Carboniferous.

[@TWOCOWS1]

Fab. thanks. (also what is the name of the music piece? that too, is fab)

[@SandaaaGW2]

Camille Sant Saens - Danse Macabre

[@terraspace1100]

@@SandaaaGW2 But without the violin

[@batorlilia5841]

Est ce que l'on peut prevoir la derive des continents.?!

[@mariocascaesgadelha5221]

04:15, Última vez que teve neve aqui no Ceará 😔

[@batorlilia5841]

Voir en mouvement plus rapide serait fantastique.

[@Alex-jd2yx]

I mean the gobi desert was a rich plain before India crashed into that continent and made the himalayers and thereby creating the goby desert, I think archeologists should use the old plate movements to speculate new fossil discoveries in the future imo :)

[@danielegiorgetti520]

03:33 220 million years ago there was the Italian boot where Japan is now 😂😂

[@samanthaschnetzler7812]

Is in north east

[@LiamAranda2011]

This is great even the music to!!!!!!! This is the earth 4.5 Million years ago 🔵 then this is today🌎the moon 2.1 Million years ago💥 then the moon today🌕

[@greminboye]

LolGamer66 *billion

[@rob5894]

I don't understand how India could move so fast releative to the other plates. Isn't it moving from a spreading center/ Why wouldn't Antartica move just as fast in the opposite direction?

[@yelloman_]

India’s plate was being pulled upwards by gravity.

[@nathanb780]

So you're telling me the other side of the globe was one gigantic ocean, WAY larger than the current Pacific? Come on. Just take away all the water for a second and this makes NO sense. Totally false theory.

[@eniascika3050]

I blame plate tectonics

[@plainsabertooth7828]

You must be a flat earther

[@dkalambokis78]

You haven't seen a map before? The rear side is already in front of your eyes.

[@BiRDiEHere]

This is the same video from before but you just rewinded it

[@MrKmanthie]

"Tweet Tweet Tweet"...

[@greminboye]

The other way around

[@alexiadamasceno1255]

5:23 close call music

[@AnsgarisIoannes]

6:30 Colombia is in South Pole

[@malaysia091]

MADAGASCAR WENT TO INDIA BRO

[@lordancutar5102]

wow time is realy fast

[@douakeovang4133]

Norway Sweden:??? Were ok 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mariejoycecandicedancel1684]

Continents: why r we drifting backwards

[@douakeovang4133]

Hawaii:*fanets*💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@magardunoe]

I have found precise evidence of the origin of the Colorado caynon

[@dorinasimion9082]

Land❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💕💞💓💗🤎

[@bryanhead2670]

Sit in a static time machine with my mum and dad outside their home,,without explaining to them what they are sitting in,,,then go back in time,,too look at their face as their home disappears!!!

[@BM74]

320m is when my house disappeared

[@robtimuscron1126]

3:21 Pangaea has entered the chat

[@Jkrdte_lk]

3:23 pangea

[@khaigaviola6139]

6:30

[@Jarzula]

I would’ve been book’n it.

[@hhenree]

A heart at 500

[@merlitamirasol6099]

the 60 million years ago not here in the philippines

[@excelvalentino6972]

north America doesn't like plate tectonics 6:04

[@SecretUser2]

Ok?

[@excelvalentino6972]

middle finger lol

[@SecretUser2]

Here 🖕

[@christinedabatian5013]

Its just only backwards

[@douakeovang4133]

Indonesia:MY ISLANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@christinedabatian5013]

Its just actually backwards

[@phileasub]

that is so silly. How is it possible for that kind of inteligent people to create something like that without figuring out that the earth has expand throught the ages. That is so obvious.....

[@douakeovang4133]

U.s.a:stay together country's don't break apart😰😰😰😰

[@gaya-shanickie1785]

Its inaccurate. Earth started off w no water body. Second, there were many pole flipped n how they effected the earth crusts movement need to be part of it too.

[@renmin-h6g]

You do know volcanoes made the islands, when they erupt maybe 10 times on a 40,000 years, they'll make giant islands or continents and have their own plates, when an earthquake happened every a million years, the plates will start moving slowly. And also, plates know where they are going.

[@sigisoltau6073]

The poles didn't physically flip. It was the magnetic poles that reversed polarity.

[@myleneangeles9976]

an alien creature 3:58

[@douakeovang4133]

Mexico:NO U.S.A I NEEEEEEEEEEED YOU SAVE YOURSELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ifyoureadthisurfatherless6579]

sundaland : Back The whole indonesia : Finnaly some way to palestine

[@jakzfourdeserttwee7037]

Ice age Grass Grasso Sando Moutains Folaore Soaul Sand The CyaBlue Age Then Earth New Planet Myfa - Mya North America South America Africa Asia Eurasia (Europe) Oceana New Ocean New Trees New Dinousuor new Continents Pangea Pangaea Gondwana - Lauruasia First Continent in 3999 Mya End.

[@batorlilia5841]

Inde z fonce comme une fusee tout droit sur Asie.

[@masonbrookes4081]

050

[@abigailshattuck9849]

Peleocien BYE JOLYBE That's how a noobie commets

[@TheAverageYouCuber]

This video is remarkably produced although it honestly pains me to say this but it encompasses exponential topological flaws not to mention plate crust displacement in tectonics given sea rise levels before and after the Neolithic etc! The hidden continents such as that of Lumaria etc that many theorists believe to be that of Plato's mention of Atlantis are not included not to mention that of the Dogan lands that were attached Great Britain with that of France etc. Suffice to say however it is not an accurate picture nor would it be wise to even to include the topology that I have outlined that would be far from accurate too as they are just simply too many variables to consider in detailing an near accurate depiction for a topological simulation for the benefit for all Geological based sciences!

[@albodios8732]

it's reversed men

[@annabellesaman5981]

FILIPINO THERORY WRONG!

[@t7612-v6h]

I couldn't make out anything here.

[@rosemarymalloy9590]

be more believable on a flat plane

[@ปลาทาโร่-ฤ8ม]

Pangea back

[@ShotByOutsiders]

I have a question so would this possibly mean the world wobbles and switched axis say of planet so each ice age was either central of the planet or at the poles

[@ЭдуардЮгай-ж1о]

жуть

[@elmashable9722]

India is free again! No more hitting asia.

[@shaikmasoodali9552]

when the flood of Noah came the whole land masses were submerged..

[@deadon4847]

Flood of Noah occurred when the Mediterranean was blocked from draining into the Atlantic

[@sigisoltau6073]

So, got any evidence for that outside of the Bible?

[@ShotByOutsiders]

I love how it really looks like it’s transforming into a baby into a womb over time makes you question the meaning of life and time

[@alexiadamasceno1255]

4:15 the great letter "c"