Precambrian Earth and Life History The Hadean and Archean - Part 1

Lecturer: Dr. Christopher White

[@SamtheIrishexan]

I just want to say thank you for uploading all of this on KZbin. I am in debt up to my eye balls after going to college for finance, but would have rather taken more sciences if I could go back and go into debt for something I would actually enjoy. This is like a free course it's excellent.

[@tomlavelle8518]

I know nothing about geology. These are wonderful lectures in which to learn!

[@JMDinOKC]

It's about rocks.

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@@JMDinOKC well it depends what type your doing but even a thing as simple as rocks can be interesting to some people, i personally love learning this stuff, if only school was like this

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[@walkerpierce5446]

I really want to watch/listen to a lecture like this on the meticulous development of life.

[@mdhbigdog]

Very good and clear explanations of complicated matters. Thank you!

[@SueFerreira75]

Thank you, Dr Chris White. I am very grateful for all the work you have put into this extensive, excellent basic course on Geology. You have help me clarify the time and space sequencing of the past life of our planet.

[@MemeMaradith]

These are great! I love documentaries but they tend to burry the timelines under theatrics. Thank you for making these comprehensive lectures

[@charlotte-mg9wj]

I love documentaries to but if you are hard of hearing like me those theatrics and "background" music can ruin it. It's refreshing to be able to watch something without subtitles for a change.

[@MemeMaradith]

@@charlotte-mg9wj that's a good point. I hadn't even considered that.

[@mcshach9982]

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[@SajoGotoru]

Ga in these slides stands for Giga Annum, if anyone was wondering. It means a billion years. 1 Ga = 1 Billion years

[@itzelpretzel]

So interesting.. It makes my imagination run wild!! I could probably use a primer on the basics of geology though

[@trexxg1436]

Great Documentary thank you enjoyed learning about the early Earth.

[@gerrardjones28]

A nice suprise, thank you once again for these lectures!

[@JameBlack]

Lol, I thought I'm the only one watching this

[@gerrardjones28]

Yeah lol, its so undrated!

[@ellenbryn]

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[@ellenbryn]

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[@LDrosophila]

Thank you for this content

[@historicalgeologywithdr.ch9083]

My pleasure, thank you for watching.

[@pratyushkumardash4410]

Thank you so much for all the knowledge. I am too grateful for all your lectures about precambrian, proterozoic, mesozoic and cenozoic times...

[@mentally_infirm]

rock chemistry. 😊 perfect playlist for sleep

[@nicholasmaude6906]

Wouldn't the Hadean atmosphere also include methane?

[@roykay4709]

Love this channel. Is there any way to make a modest contribution to the cause?

[@clarkharney8805]

Thanks for the information in these lectures! I like how you did the Zoics (3) and the Precambrian separately.

[@satanofficial3902]

Very nice lecture. Quite nice indeed. About the only thing i could possibly get nit-picky about is the mispronunciation of the word "Uranus".

[@nobody8328]

"Remember this diagram, as it has a tendency to pop up on exams" Im 51, but i still had a lil moment of pure panic! 😂

[@Mayo-Lord]

Just discovered the channel. Out with a back injury, ep 1 here we go lol!

[@swatisrivastava6724]

Precambrian life topic explain from paleobotany 🙏

[@satanofficial3902]

Little nothing-in-particular thingies would eventually turn into plant-like thingies and eventually turn into lovely turnips. (This comment has the Baldrick seal-of-approval.)

[@satanofficial3902]

Luckily, those plant-like thingies didn't turn into... triffids... Or not so far, anyway.

[@satanofficial3902]

Fact checkers say..."True!"

[@gerrardjones28]

What?

[@satanofficial3902]

"Water is watery because it's watered with watering." ---Albert Einstein

[@fishtank1015]

I didn't know water was watery

[@SamtheIrishexan]

If we could revive the bacteria or whatever that led to the great oxygenation to Mars or even bioengineer other colife forms and spread them on high co2 worlds.

[@kuntface5]

I can't pay attention after the dog The real mystery is who's the dog

[@kuntface5]

Stop trying to make Precambrian a thing

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Nerd lol