The Day Humans Almost Disappeared Forever 930,000 Years Ago

[@buckfisherGBY]

I read that only 3,000 humans survived in North Africa, because of the Toba eruption. It is possible we have survived several near extinction events.

[@grayrecluse7496]

They can't get history right 8 years ago. But, you believe they know about day to day goings on that far back?

[@MattOxiBeats]

@@grayrecluse7496 what can't they get right then?

[@grayrecluse7496]

@MattOxiBeats Where is this info written down at, he's speaking as facts?

[@MattOxiBeats]

@@grayrecluse7496 no im asking you what your claim is based on? "They can't get history right 8 years ago"

[@grayrecluse7496]

@MattOxiBeats Hell politics. The temperature today is a record high.

[@jameswilson4732]

Mr. Slate fired everyone from the Rock Quarry so they had to move out of town with the Flintstones

[@randysmith7231]

The reason Fred only had 3 toes on each foot is because he lost the other toes starting the car...

[@Dave61Mi]

Or, Mister Rockhead. Fred had more than one boss.

[@jameswilson4732]

@@Dave61Mi True but Mr Slate was a real piece of work.

[@sherrihaight2724]

Music makes it hard to take seriously. Way too dramatic, giving it an air of conspiracy like aliens. Actually the content is quite interesting enough to encourage looking at it more deeply.

[@nedwalport4426]

YT slapping a Climate Change right-speak reminder on this video is absolutely ludicrous.

[@thisismyname3928]

💯👍

[@BarryHeaven]

It literally told you that it was caused by a climate change. Anthropomorphic climate change is happening now and it’s happening in spite of your ignorance and alt-right ideology.

[@MarkBrownuk]

like climate change must not have existed before humans !!!

[@Terran.Marine.2]

It's the notion that it's mostly driven by people is laughable. Not so long ago, Mt Pinatubo erupting changed the weather for years in obvious ways.

[@KF-kx2zx]

Brought to you by the makers of Covid.

[@corinnastrouse7544]

How can we be so exact with 1 280 people left from something that occurred 90+ thousand years ago?

[@surfk9836]

Genetics

[@markd1810]

mitocondrial dna.

[@victorcaldwell2900]

Mitochondrial DNA can be traced back to about 33 breeding females. And this wasnt 900 thousand years ago, it was more like 75 to 90k. Last time the earth lost it magnetic field and flipped the poles. Spoiler alert. We are due for it to happen again

[@peterpinn5330]

Nothing proves mathematical ignorance better than over precise numbers.

[@jerrygregor]

98.63% of statistics are made up on the spot. .

[@Willy-hs7uu]

During the middle ages, during a volcanic eruption, we had a couple years without a summer, that event alone killed millions across Europe. there were plaques caused by this "small" event. it's not hard to imagine a similar much longer event happening during 900k years ago, but remember those primitive ancestors of ours did not have shipping, and food storage or know how to preserve grain etc, if the animal population died out or did not do their normal migration routes, primitive humans would have starved. only a hand full survived.

[@PedroAlvares-e5y]

There was also another year without a summer in 1816 due to a volcano that led Mary Shelly to write Frankenstein ... read 'Earth in Upheaval' by Velikovsky

[@Darkmattermonkey77]

“Plaques caused by this event”. So their bad dental hygiene killed them off? You meant ‘plagues’, right. 😏

[@keeshoogtevrees-jv9ps]

Yeah exacte 1280 persons

[@Rhmadz-s8l]

🔈THE GOSPEL OF THE WORD OF ALMIGHTY GOD "the last age brought by Christ to purify man with His Word" The sequel - - - - How God Manages and Administers the Spiritual World. ... 3. The Cycle of Life and Death of People Who Follow God Almighty God said What is one--one policy? This is when God is doing the LAST PHASE of His WORK in the last days, these CHOSEN PEOPLE will all COME IN THE MIDST of man. When they all ARRIVE, it will be the LAST OPPORTUNITY for them to INCARNATE again. 🔴 And why is that? This is BASED on the OUTCOME of what must be ACHIEVED DURING the LAST PHASE of God's work---because during this final phase of God's work, God WILL MAKE these CHOSEN PEOPLE COMPLETELY PERFECT. What does this mean? If in this last--this last part these people are MADE PERFECT, and MADE PERFECT, then they will NOT again be HUMAN as before; the PROCESS of becoming HUMAN will COME to a COMPLETE end, and so will the PROCESS of REINCARNATION.🙏🌹 It has to do with their heirs. So where do those who can't control go? Those who CAN'T stay have a suitable place to paint. FIRST---as with others---as a RESULT of their WICKEDNESS, the MISTAKES they MADE, and the SINS they COMMITTED, they will also be PUNISHED. 🔴 AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN PUNISHED, GOD WILL SEND THEM INTO THE MIDST OF THE NON-BELIEVING PEOPLE; to suit the EVENTS, He will arrange for them to be among the people who do NOT believe, or else AMONG the various people who believe. Which means, they have TWO CHOICES: One is likely to live among the people of such a religion UNDER PUNISHMENT, and the other is likely to be a person who does not believe. 🔴 If they become a person who does NOT believe. If they become a person who does not believe, then they will lose all opportunities. Whereas if they are a person of faith---if, for example, they become a Christian---they still HAVE A CHANCE TO RETURN AMONG THE LEVELS OF GOD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE; there are so many complex relationships here. In short, if one of God's CHOSEN people DOES something that HURTS God, they will be PUNISHED just like everyone else. Paul, for example, who we talked about a while ago. Paul is an example of PUNISHED. 🔴 Are you getting the idea of ​​what I am saying? Is the scope of God's CHOSEN PEOPLE permanent? (Most.) Most of it is permanent, but a small part of it is not permanent. Why is that? Because they DID EVIL. Here, I refer to the CLEAREST example: DOING EVIL. When they do evil, God does NOT like them, and if God does NOT like them, He THROWS them IN THE MIDST of different RACES and TYPES of people, LEAVING them in ignorance. hope, and it will be difficult for them to return. All of this has to do with the cycle of life and death of God's CHOSEN people. 🙏 From The Word Appears in the Flesh" Fulfillment of (John 1:1) and (Revelation 18:9,13) The Savior has returned and He or Christ fulfilled His building of the kingdom/church on top of the rock or standing in the worthy holy place in the air/KZbin! When He came He fulfilled what was prophesied in the book of Revelation and from there it is recorded that He changed a new name and the name of His city from ("THE CHURCH OF ALMIGHTY GOD" 💐) "The Epistle to the church of Philadelphia" "The one who overcomes is I will make a pillar in thetemple of my God, and he shall not be removed from it forever. I will engrave on him the name of my God, and the name of the city of my God, the new Jerusalem that will come down out of heaven from my God. I will also engrave him with my new name. (Revelation 3:12). ... "The Reign of the Prince of Peace" "For a baby boy is born and he will rule over us. He is the wonderful counselor, the Almighty God, the eternal Father, the Prince of peace." (Isaiah 9:6). ... "For the Lamb in the midst of the throne will be their SHEPHERD. He will lead them to springs of life-giving water; and God will wipe away the tears from their eyes." (Revelation 7:17). "They said together, "Salvation comes from the Lamb, and from our God who sits on the throne!" (Revelation 7:10). ... So God's sheep and the right people He created have come to His holy city the New Jerusalem that will only last on earth for 1,000 years "THE CHURCH OF ALMIGHTY GOD"💐 ⬇️ The recorded prophecy is below! ⬇️ (John 14:19) "Just a little while and I will no longer SEE the world. But YOU WILL SEE ME; for I WILL LIVE, and YOU WILL LIVE too." ⬇️ (Revelation 14:12-13) "That's why God's CHOSEN ones must be strong, those who OBEY God's COMMAND and STAY in faith in Jesus. And I heard a voice from heaven saying, "Write this: From now on, blessed is he who SERVES the Lord UNTIL DEATH!" "Indeed," said the Spirit. "They WILL REST from their labor; for their WORKS WILL FOLLOW THEM."

[@sandyno1089]

😱

[@juliapigworthy]

If only they'd levied a climate change tax they could have saved themselves.

[@Raz-iw6fj]

Maybe that’s why they hunted mammoths to extinction. Was those damn mammoth burgers and mammoth farts that caused the entire planet to change weather

[@gearhead1234]

Lol.. they had one too many campfires and triggered the whole thing. It was all man’s fault you know.. it looks more like a planetary cycle or natural catastrophe, but let’s blame/shame people today.. then we can not only control them, but drain all the money out of them, because after all, money is going to “fix” it… right…

[@benhurr8651]

Nah, they died of the cold so reducing their carbon emissions would only have killed them faster...

[@lookatchoo247]

@juliapigworthy Climate change lives rent-free in your mind.

[@Have_A_Nice_Day242]

98% of the population died off means we are all inbreds😂

[@derekelliott6098]

Those last words though: "Humanity has finally relaxed for creative expression." That's one way to put it.

[@rustysworldofentertainment850]

"Mankind is never so creative as it is when finding ways to destroy itself." - Pro Hart

[@burtonwilliams5355]

Sadly, A.I.

[@ivangomezguitar9518]

What are you people talking about??? Keith Richards was said to have survived that.

[@honest6360]

🤣

[@lookatchoo247]

Keith Richards died years before he joined the Rolling Stones. He hasn't aged at all since then...

[@dorasmith7875]

It's called the English language. You should study it a little more.

[@SimonCarolynNash]

I think man discovered fire while making flint tools, hitting flint to flint makes sparks , spark can ignite dry leaf material, thus the most important discovery was made by sheer luck or do you have other ideas. This simple system of sharing ideas saved man and still does , cheers Simon Nash, South Australia.

[@johntomasini3916]

Lightening strikes would produce a lot of flames, we just found ways to keep the flames burning.

[@aksharayadav6916]

Man survives, but humanity died. I'm sharing my personal experience, there are people who killed my innocent siblings, they are living well without any legal punishments and they are powerful and immune to legal punishments.

[@bunzeebear2973]

@@johntomasini3916 Lightening happens everywhere. Remember the smoky times in NYC and they came from Canada's North. Yeah, that and somebody had the gonads to get fire from lava(as the world was more unstable in those days). We may have accidently discovered flint that sparks when struck with another rock. They did not leave instructions behind.

[@bunzeebear2973]

@@aksharayadav6916 too bad you are NOT ANSWERING THE QUESTION. No politics, eh?

[@show_me_your_kitties]

​@@aksharayadav6916 what does that have to do with the subject?

[@gsmith4295]

And since they didnt have science and couldnt explain what they were seeing happening in their environment, they developed stories about gods to try to understand and explain what was happening around them. They passed on those stories by word of mouth and over generations the stories continued to grow and become more elaborate. Just so they could have some sort of understanding of the unexplained things they were seeing and experiencing.

[@LuckyK7777]

I’m a Christian. The Bible isn’t a science manual and wasn’t written/told from that perspective. It serves to tell Jews and Christians what they need to know to practice their religion. BUT is religion and mythology the same? Mythology explains natural phenomena in the absence of scientific knowledge. For instance, in Greek Mythology the sun is being “pulled” across the sky on a chariot. Well who ever made that up didn’t know that the earth is the one that is moving ( around the sun). Forget about scientific knowledge, if there is a creator, they weren’t giving information to the creator of the myth. I can’t think of anything in Christianity that rises to that level of science fiction. Some people might say Mary’s pregnancy, but if there is a creator, surely they can make someone pregnant without sex.

[@steveascension9626]

Trusting the United Nations for any useful information or trustworthy science is sadly questionable these days.

[@SimonCarolynNash]

I would say the UN has lost its spark, just as well they were not our forbears.

[@driveboy317]

They do a great job in this regard

[@bidenisasnake9932]

@@driveboy317 At pushing LIES!

[@petergilkes7082]

Says a supporter of the biggest liar of all!

[@asymptoticsingularity9281]

@@petergilkes7082 Kamala Harris doesn't lie about everything!

[@virtualworldsbyloff]

All close relatives, that must be why I HATE Winters

[@SolitariusLupus7]

I moved to Arizona... Now I don't like the heat. Then I moved to Oregon. The perfect middle ground.

[@ZEEKUPP]

We shouldn't have been driving around in fossil fuel cars back then. See?

[@blacklion8208]

Hahaha, good one. Lol!

[@randomnesspersonified]

🤣 Brilliant!

[@lbcharlie05]

If I recall correctly, Fred and Barney used their feet.

[@lijohnyoutube101]

I don’t understand? Can you explain?

[@blacklion8208]

@@lijohnyoutube101 They are blaming cars and fossil fuels for global warming. In the past there were periods of global warming and ice ages, which decimated life on earth, but no human activity concerning cars, industry and fossil fuel consumption. He was being ironically sarcastic, but also made a good point concerning global warming...

[@Warlock-Pariah]

Between 813,000 and 930,000 years ago, mankind almost went extinct and trying to pinpoint the cause is ridiculous with that wide of a time frame. All of the above could happen hundreds of times in over 100,000 years.

[@piljkar]

There is new species being created these days: Fearmongerus sapiens.

[@johnbelyk7542]

😂😂😂

[@julianaylor4351]

It's not conspiracy theory, but prehistoric events we can only guess at.

[@dorothybermudez8904]

No sapiens about it!

[@robertslugg8361]

In Portland we call them Feral Sapiens. Our homeless population could fit into a "Quest for Fire" remake without the need for any make-up. Portlandia ended far too soon. The material they would have to work with now would be EPIC!

[@martabachynsky8545]

@@dorothybermudez8904 More like "stultus".

[@NeonVisual]

Maybe we were culled..

[@pinchebruha405]

…maybe…..We should be?

[@juliapigworthy]

@@pinchebruha405 we already are being.. but many slow boiling frogs are still unaware. The jabpocalypse isn't over either.

[@gordon3186]

@@juliapigworthy --- If not for 200 years of vaccines, there's a good chance you wouldn't be here.

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

And did we taste like chicken?

[@flimsyjimnz]

Watch movie *Under The Skin*

[@JohnBerry-q1h]

Just to re-cap, the narrator states that an estimate of approximately 500K humans existed, immediately prior to the bottleneck calamity event, which took our human population down to approximately 1280.

[@philliprobinson7724]

Hi. After we learned to use naturally occurring fire, there must have been many thousands of years before we could generate fire at will using friction devices. During the first period man needed to carefully guard his "sacred flame" in case it went out, because if it did, his goose was cooked (uncooked actually) until he could borrow a light from another tribe. In warm dry climates having enough firewood is no problem, but during a cold wet ice-age keeping a flame alive would be much harder, and starting a new fire nearly impossible. I'd suggest an inability to generate fire in difficult conditions could have caused a huge drop in human numbers. It was fire that gave humans safety from predators, especially at night, and without it he became just another animal to be hunted by other animals. Cheers, P.R.

[@theflamingone8729]

Exactly what happened to Indigenous Tasmanians. That and a refusal to eat sea fish for 3,000 years. There was a massive regression in technology. No sewing needles or fish hooks found, newer than 3,000 years.

[@philliprobinson7724]

@@theflamingone8729 Hi TFO. That's tragic. Cheers, P.R.

[@safriedrich1631]

you mean like in the movie "Quest for Fire'" ? For it's time, because of no CGI, I thought it was pretty good. Wonder what a remake would look like now ?

[@philliprobinson7724]

@@safriedrich1631 Hi. Hot stuff. Cheers, P.R.

[@JohnBerry-q1h]

@@safriedrich1631 Do you think Rae Dawn Chong would do a cameo? getting poked? while squatting next to the camp fire? while looking sideways past the camera? with head slightly tilted? with quizzical eyes?

[@Steven-l4v]

My high school had more then twice that population. That is crazy.

[@ref8893]

...starting to get sick of AI clips.

[@analoguearchives4578]

Where did you get the newsreel footage of ancient humans from?

[@Terran.Marine.2]

CNN of course. Cave news network. I couldn't resist.

[@billymcelwain531]

Ancient human videographers? :D

[@anndriggers6660]

Homo sapiens weren't here 900k ya. We didn't emerge until about 200k ya, right?

[@giulianotoniolo]

Thats exactly what I thought

[@ChrisBrown-hr6mc]

I think other hominem were people also

[@williamanderson3185]

Anatomically modern humans go back at least 500,000 yrs ago. They may go back that far, we just don't know.

[@jak6718]

Well ,looks we had being lucky 🍀, but if we continue with the numbers we are !probably we are going again dissappear?..for good ?

[@Bobsbigbuoy]

See the chart at 3:08… it shows an earlier event

[@Ana-bw7gm]

Do they know that it was a catastrophe on earth? Does it include viruses or bacteria that could have wiped most of the population? Did they find large number of bones from that period or is it possible for bones to survive till this day? So many questions.

[@bunzeebear2973]

The answer is FARMERS. First stick picking the ground clear and getting rid of rocks so only soil is left and then they planted. A fossilized bone looks like a stone, so it is chucked. Not so many remains remain where they originally laid. Then there is tectonic shifting of the land masses. Ancient earth don't look the same as it was.

[@SolitariusLupus7]

I read a text a while back that mentioned that humanity was only supposed to support around 500,000 people. Apparently, something went terribly wrong.

[@a.sobriquet6220]

That sounds like about the right number.

[@earlysda]

You read a false text, and got a false answer. Amazing.

[@SolitariusLupus7]

@@earlysda Know what false text I also read and received false answers to? The Christian bible. How do you know what I read is false and what concern of it is yours? I read a text, now get over your narcissism. It actually makes sense. In my humble opinion that is.

[@earlysda]

@@SolitariusLupus7 Sol, I don't want to see you wind up where you are currently headed - the Lake of Fire. . Please repent and turn to your Creator - Jesus Christ, today.

[@SolitariusLupus7]

@@earlysda You see, I couldn't believe I fell for this. To be convinced I was a sinner, needing salvation, Hell Demons & Devils. No wonder I dropped out of seminary. I knew this was all wrong. NDE's show this. There is no Hell, Demons and Devils... No need for salvation and my own experiences proved this to me. I was being deceived and the quality of my life was being taken away by me choosing in this deception and lies. 'I am' so thankful I listened to my inner self (Spirit) To go through 65 years thinking I'm a sinner in need of salvation by some church? How evil is that? The rest of my days is help people wake up from this delusion people live in. YOU ARE NOT SINNERS!

[@user-iw6bu4iq4r]

I believe I once read somewhere that it was a combo of factors. The closing of the Panama straight and the creation of today's gulf stream which set of the many ice ages of the past. The shift on the poles that turned the Sahara desert green and the rest of Africa to desert, then back again in cycles and the eruption of Toba. And finally the area where humanity evolved, the river delta that is now "the Rift valley", well became the Rift Valley. All of these factors pretty much happened at the same time within 100,000 years.

[@igorvoloshin3406]

You've just forgot to state the days "when humankind had almost disappeared" were many.

[@buryitdeep]

2:12 Ryan Gosling fell on hard times

[@paulingvar]

Interesting, BUT where is the evidence for the event .9 million years ago? The Toba volcano at 75 000 y ago is known and discussed. And WHO made this video? Sources !

[@marknorthrup4897]

Exactly

[@kristend344]

Maybe the Yellowstone hotspot? it's erupted three times, the first approx 2.1 million years ago (588 cubic miles), the 2nd 1.1million years ago (240 cubic miles.).

[@PeakUnlimited]

I remember that life. We lived to 30 and had a massive cornanary from eating all meat and l;iked it !

[@spaceprepper3657]

I think we are overdue for another adjustment. Planets getting dragged through space from our sun. What could go wrong ? God bless and good luck 😊.

[@sdub300]

by 2040 something will happen. The amoc is shutting down right now.

[@artmanrom]

Especially when Andromeda and The Milky Way will collide.

[@jaomwtoptd]

If it was noted that at a certain time, so few human remains were found, and they presumed that there was a population collapse, why just before this crash wasn't there a huge number of remains found. You can't have one without the other?

[@glintinggold]

Exactly. The way we calculate prehistoric populations and bottlenecks is primarily through DNA analysis. "Founder effect" is another DNA calculation.

[@alanduncan9204]

This is one guy's guess. Not actual fact. Here is a fact there have been 22 ice ages over the last 1 million years. The next one is due in 26,000 years don't lose sleep over it.

[@deborahdean8867]

They have revised their opinion on that. Now they say it's more like 2050, but revised again to 2035 to 40ish. Its based on the sun cycles and geological studies.

[@earlysda]

Since Jesus spoke this world into existence roughly 6,000 years ago, the chance that your "fact" is fact, is: zero.

[@deborahdean8867]

@@earlysda do a bible study on the 3 earth AGES. Same earth, different earth ages.

[@bunzeebear2973]

@@earlysda We are to believe some dude that demanded an apple from a tree WHEN HARVEST SEASON WAS "OVER"? Yeah he got nothing. That is like squeezing water out of a rock. Just ain't gonna happen BUD. You should be WISER than a rock.

[@garethkelsey-evans7418]

There is a large impact crater in Greenland that has been identified as about that old.

[@stevenpiehl6199]

I wonder how reliable these statistics are I had no idea they had a census bureau back in the day very advanced for Cro-Magnum period

[@bobp3194]

the census data has been taken what a effing joke what were they recording the information on a Walkman????????😜😜😜😜😜

[@deirdre108]

There wasn’t a census bureau , silly. People would check in with Keith Richard’s from time to time and he’d write it down.

[@markfrank5937]

If the breeding pool shrunk down to 1k, would that make us the result of too many "relatives" procreating?

[@iamtheoffenderofall]

No. You can keep the gene pool diverse with as little as 37 couples. Despite that.... humans have less than 3% genetic diversity. Compared to a common housefly that has 30% genetic diversity.

[@thisismyname3928]

@@iamtheoffenderofall 🚫

[@mikeottersole]

I thought you looked familiar.

[@julianaylor4351]

It could account for our many genetically passed on conditions and diseases?

[@barryluft4451]

Well that explains Donald Trump

[@raymonddejulio6606]

Check your tittles: 930,000 years ago IS NOT 75,000 years ago. Most people wouldn’t bother reading this because serious people know that homo sapiens weren’t around 980,000 years ago.

[@shaunehuolohan5736]

Thankyou, 900,000 years ago the planet was still mostly a molten rock in space.

[@ivoryquays6661]

No ​it wasn't and hadn't for several hundred million years.

[@terrywedhorn]

@@shaunehuolohan57362.5 bill years ago lol

[@ncdave4life]

Raymond, 1.The narrator said it was "much earlier" than the originally hypothesized 75,000 BP bottleneck. 2. Homo sapiens were not the only human species.

[@John-g2s3m]

I was there

[@jooei2810]

There were multiple times life and humanity were almost wiped out, but we persevered. Next time we might be truly terminated could be the terminator future if we give in these AI channels more and more time and effort.

[@laurentiusmcmxcv]

These ? Channels ?

[@jooei2810]

@@laurentiusmcmxcv AI channels, need I spell it out for you?

[@laurentiusmcmxcv]

@@jooei2810 What I want to know is: Are you implying that this channel is an A.I one ?

[@jooei2810]

@@laurentiusmcmxcv Yes.

[@laurentiusmcmxcv]

@@jooei2810 After checking a few comments in another video, it's defo the case

[@JohnBerry-q1h]

When there were only 1280 humans, did movie studios still strive for DEI?

[@bonniebryan2541]

Dumbass

[@christopherparnell7750]

Yes

[@terrancewatson7915]

Well only 8 survivors after Noah's flood. That's 99.999 % of the population. Ughh

[@JohnBerry-q1h]

@@terrancewatson7915 Not to mention all the drowned Native Americans, over in the as-of-yet undiscovered New World.

[@andrewmckeown6786]

DEI WILL BE VITAL WHEN THERE IS ONLY 1 PERSON REMAINING!

[@sinjinreed2091]

This actually gives me hope for humanity; no matter what calamity befalls us, we've endured the worst before and come out the other side. And, considering how far we've come technologically speaking, and our better access to knowledge, we might be better prepared than before.

[@Brutus901]

Most of their human remains are not much more than a tooth or partial jaw etc. def no skeletons or complete skulls

[@xBINARYGODx]

so? do you not understand how DNA and different forms of dating work?

[@Hiddensecret9]

While the number 1,280 isn’t precise to the last person, it’s a close approximation based on the best available data. The fact that we can make such detailed estimates for events that happened tens of thousands of years ago shows just how far genetic and computational sciences have come!

[@bunzeebear2973]

50,000 years ago is hardly a spit. There are rocks here that are 4.300,000,000(4.3 Billion years old) You can tell as most of them are grey and wrinkled.

[@nairitkumarsinghadeo4348]

I have learnt from another U-tube video that a large asteroid/meteor struck earth at the start of the severe population bottleneck. The dust would of course affect global weather, but this strike did something much more drastic. The earth's magnetic north pole travelled down the Americas, crossed Atlantic, travelled through Africa & Asia, before slowly returning to N pole. This process took close to 1 lakh years. The disruption of the magnetic field caused harsh solar radiations to pass through gaps created in the ozone layer. Most people died through skin cancer & harmful mutation over many generations. Thus after this extinction many new species arose. The way earth's magnetic N travelled can be checked from the direction pointed to by magnetic molecules that solidified at that time (from molten lava). And remnants of the asteroid/meteor have been found scattered in Indonesia, Phillipines, W Australia.

[@earlysda]

KZbin creators mostly teach nonsense they learned from others. . The facts are: Jesus Christ spoke this world into existence roughly 6,000 years ago.

[@bunzeebear2973]

Nope. The poles have switched places in the past and in the future. But the magnetism is still there. Learn earth science.

[@simonleslie3607]

Fabulous vlog OJ. Nail-biting stuff, even though I watched the match live 😅

[@martimasters7704]

Excellent video presenting complex research in a meaningful way that everyone can understand. Nice graphic as well. THANK YOU!!!

[@thisismyname3928]

❌❌❌

[@Hemp1972]

Indeed it is. 👍👍

[@Hemp1972]

​@thisismyname3928😂

[@wolflandmann2299]

The determining factor that saved humanity 900,000 years ago was a strong male libido. Despite the cold (or maybe hot) lack of food, shelter, clothing and any other resources the 640 men and their male offsprings had one imperative on their mind. They mated with anyone in sight, including mothers, sisters, daughters and grandmothers. Many offsprings perished, but thanks to the men’s steely determination they were able to keep the population at least constant for a hundred millennia. And when the conditions improved … here we are 8 Billion offsprings of these 640 men.

[@dorasmith7875]

A strong male libido! Like yours and Donald Trump's? !!!!!! And let's not forget that JD Vance critter - he must have the male libido to crown all.

[@jonomasonILoveU]

Are we any smarter now than we were back then?.

[@philanders3705]

Some of us are

[@johntomasini3916]

@@philanders3705 Some of us aren't. When people of one political party say the other party is controlling Hurricanes for political purposes, you have to wonder.

[@deborahdean8867]

​@@johntomasini3916brush up on modern developments. We have indeed been able to cause weather events. In fact, saido Arabia recently had massive flooding for two weeks because the self entitled scientists wanted to see if they could make it rain. They made no secret about it. And their abilities now extend beyond simple cloud seeding. Funny how they never try to apply it to actual droughts.

[@flashgordon6510]

No. Take away our computers and books and few of us would be able to survive.

[@deborahdean8867]

@flashgordon6510 you cant survive? You likely would need a book to teach you about edible ants or how to fish and garden, but that's about it. All of the human race up to 2000 people have survived extremely well without computers, and most without books.

[@brotherowl]

It's astonishing that such a tiny number of humans so many tens of thousands of years ago had such a tremendous impact on steering the course of the Earth's climate.

[@FirstNationpisces]

What the scientific or the apologist and those type of people are trying to tell us is that they don’t have a clue what happened!

[@stanpski5442]

I know what happened! Homo Antecessor were driving too many SUV s and flying too many private jets so the climate have changed and they screw themselves. Don't believe me? Ask Greta Thunberg.

[@catguy00]

Not enough evidence for a good theory at this time

[@volkerkalhoefer3973]

@@catguy00 12 minutes blathering about " I dunno" 😂😂

[@davidgrau1983]

Read a Bible!

[@FirstNationpisces]

@@davidgrau1983 haha! Are you trying to say that humans could read and write 930,000 years ago! Get a grip man and stop letting the masses decide what you think!

[@MinnesotaBeekeeper]

Ya, last Thursday was really hard. Cause you were there right?

[@vanman3752]

Like we really know what happened 930,000 years ago, good fairy tale. Gotta get that Climate Change in there with your Evolution, well done story teller.

[@canadachandler7521]

They brainwash and deceive young people by hiding their propaganda in `science documentaries`.

[@mm-qj6cc]

Saw a documentary where we homo sapiens survived over Neanderthals as we ate meat, increased brain size etc.

[@josephthompson5143]

Fauna is most prevalent at this time but flora will get its time as most prevalent once carbon increases n fauna becomes fertiliser then once oxygen increases again fauna will increase until the circle of life cycle has clicked back over again n again until this planet gets to hot when the sun expands then mars will have its time but this is billions of years away yet or at least hundred millions of years

[@mikeottersole]

When the sun expands in billions of years, it's over for the whole solar system.

[@christopherparnell7750]

That should happen in about 2 billion years the way I got it figured

[@mastervic6230]

I’ve been reflecting on how Neanderthals and Denisovans survived major cataclysmic events, questioning the extent of humanity's resilience during such times. Neanderthals, whose last recorded settlements were in southern Spain and the caves of Gibraltar, are thought to have survived until around 40,000 years ago, with some isolated populations potentially enduring slightly longer. Similarly, Denisovans likely persisted until approximately 40,000-30,000 years ago, leaving their genetic legacy in modern humans. This raises questions about the survival of these species through earlier disasters, like the Toba eruption around 75,000 years ago, which is often linked to a bottleneck in human populations. If Neanderthals and Denisovans endured for tens of thousands of years beyond Toba, it suggests that more humans might have survived that event than commonly assumed. However, I believe the eruption of Campi Flegrei in northern Italy, about 39,000 years ago, may have been a critical factor in their decline-not just for Neanderthals, but for other human species alive at the time. This event, with a Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 7.5, was one of the largest eruptions in history, rivaling Toba in its environmental impact. Ash from this eruption, carried by easterly winds, has been found across Europe and parts of Asia. Such a widespread dispersal of ash and the resulting climatic disruptions would have created harsh living conditions, likely accelerating the extinction of Neanderthals and Denisovans. While the Campi Flegrei eruption might not have been the sole cause of their extinction, it likely compounded existing pressures such as climate change, competition with Homo sapiens, and ecological stress, making survival even more challenging.

[@billymcelwain531]

So what nearly wiped us out was the cold, not the warming? Mmmmm.

[@ericreed4535]

Yeah, food choices during ice ages is significantly reduced. We are lucky it's getting warmer and not colder...

[@lookatchoo247]

Yep, species die off with sudden climate change in either direction since the beginning of the fossil records.

[@MrNyathi1]

@@ericreed4535 Yep. And the warmer it gets, the better! In fact, if global average temperature reaches boiling point, Earth will be a paradise.

[@ericreed4535]

@@MrNyathi1 Earth, throughout its existence gets warmer and colder. The extremes like snowball earth and no ice at the poles were what I was referring to. Supporting a large population is impossible during snowball earth. We have a better chance during warming. Climate doesn't stay the same. Get it?

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

The cause was a volcanic winter. Our more recent climate change/warming is due to an increase in methane and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

[@scottmulholland1329]

So to recap…..so much time has elapsed we have no idea what happened! Thanks for nuttin

[@JMMcCuistion]

Please provide scientific proof of what you are saying, otherwise it is just a guess. I hate sites that say things but never provide concreted proof of their statements. Stop guessing the provide proof.

[@pauldrinkwater9195]

I would suggest you do some studying start at that ancient thing in your neighbourhood called a library 😅

[@mikeottersole]

Some of the evidence is in your DNA.

[@mitchellskene8176]

If you want proof, there's a New York Times article called "Humanity’s Ancestors Nearly Died Out, Genetic Study Suggests" you can find via Google.

[@jamiekramer8244]

Love this narrator!

[@Hemp1972]

I love knowledge. So thank you. I was wondering about the bottlenecks for a while. So I'm happy! 🔆 P.S. 'some' people seem to love it a lot wallowing in ignorance 🤢

[@TRG36]

"scientist estimate" is the key phrase. We really know very little about our past.

[@iviewthetube]

It's absurd to think that people died from global warming.

[@mjwilliamsb2676]

Why do you think its absurd? And the term global warming is outdated - climate change is more accurate.

[@iviewthetube]

@@mjwilliamsb2676 The quality of life is better when the Earth is warm than it is when it is cool or cold. Nine times more people die from the cold than they do from heat. When has the climate of the Earth not changed?

[@mjwilliamsb2676]

@@iviewthetube Now you know why the term 'global warming' isn't used so much - it gives the false impression we'll all just be warmer, but it doesn't mean that alone, it means lots more dangerous weather events such as significant flooding, more extreme storms and so on. And yes, the climate has changed at times down the centuries, but for the last 10,000 years its been largely settled, allowing our civilisations to thrive and grow - until now. We are on the precipice of serious changes... And those changes will kill people

[@iviewthetube]

@@mjwilliamsb2676 8,000 - 10,000 years ago, sea level rise was much greater than it is now. I'd argue that it was not that stable. Imagine how difficult life must have been for humans during those ice-ages. Conversely, we are spoiled. In 24 hours, you can hop in a plane and be anyplace in the world with any climate you want. Despite that, there are people who will fearmonger to get you to open your wallet, take what you have, so that they can have even a better life, not you.

[@mjwilliamsb2676]

@@iviewthetube I suspect you're trying to argue that current climate change is a natural process and nothing to do with Man, rather than the original point you made which was that you did not believe global warming might kill people. Those are two different arguments. Fact is, however significant climate change occurs, it will kill people.

[@scobrado]

"... _literally_ hanging by a thread."? 1:08 Don't you mean _"figuratively"_ ? Strong messages should be properly vetted else they appear less than credible. @Ge1Ri4 is correct below, I originally put creditable, and I'd add: 1) there's nothing horribly wrong with this clip, and B) _everybody_ needs an editor.

[@Ge1Ri4]

Or less than credible

[@cahrns5931]

@@Ge1Ri4 LOLOL!!!!

[@scobrado]

@@Ge1Ri4 Touché, mon frère! Pride cometh before the fall. I corrected it but clearly, I'm not half the editor you are. Creditable, BTW, googles this meaning: (of a performance, effort, or action) deserving public acknowledgment and praise but not necessarily outstanding or successful. That _could_ be shoehorned into my statement but was not the intent as you judged. I thought the word would mean only an attribute for accounting such as Creditable expense or something like that. But no, there's always more to it. Can you look at the rest of my stuff?

[@Ge1Ri4]

@@scobrado lol, there but for the grace of God go I!

[@benzhang3913]

Thank you so much for the educational video! I learned new knowledge and English!❤

[@normanbell1410]

Homo erectus was around then. About a half million years too early for homo sapiens.

[@flyingsodwai1382]

5:00 Humidity? Are you an AI?

[@allenjones5960]

The other explanation could be that this small group of humanoids successfully wiped out all other competing groups.

[@deborahdean8867]

You mean like Zionist israelis?

[@lookatchoo247]

@allenjones5960 Based on what evidence do you stake your claim?

[@JoeDuke-PhD]

Our Starship ...returned.

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

i feel like you AI's went full on flex mode lately its kinda nice and grat video by the way lets hope we dont have to write another story like this soon because of climate change :)

[@dimakor5914]

930 thousands years ago people didn't use fire, spears or any sort of decorations. All of those became common around 300 thosands years ago.

[@leegilley221]

Hello, the earth is about to go through this cycle again. I won't bother explaining. But there is a cycle and we are now living in that generation that will be going through it.

[@lawrencelooi6335]

We are living in last leg of the 5 thousands years ( give and take 1 or 2K years ) cycle where we will be exterminated ( or self destruct through WAR ) again. Earth is few billion years old. Evidence from layers of exposed cliff face in the Grand Canyon has shown that we have gone through similar cycles countless times in the past. Soon we will be known as just another lost civilization (till the next one come along)

[@holycrapski]

2028

[@kylejohnson1308]

Are you talking when the poles flip or whatever ?

[@rouxchat6033]

Replace the word change in climate change with the word manipulation, and you are right on target.

[@CognitiveDissident.]

Claims made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

[@bobthebuilder9553]

And how did they come to the conclusion that only 1,300 people started over again after said disaster? Take some of this with a grain of salt, please.

[@Ron-n4j1l]

We have census counts from a million years ago? Damn!

[@Salty-TX-Assholy-io]

You keep calling them a pitiful group of people I would say that was probably one of the greatest generations wouldn't you?

[@andyrondeau5364]

So surprised you took over half the video to arrive at the global warming bugaboo. #hysteria

[@deborahdean8867]

IF there is a sufficient warming event, it will melt that cold area of the arctic ocean (?) That drives the Atlantic currents. When that happens it will dump into the Atlantic and the ocean current will stop. Supposedly that creates an ice age and warming begins again

[@kylejohnson1308]

You mean global warming lie.

[@lookatchoo247]

Well, the consequences are predictable as we experience one the most abrupt extinction events in history. The difference is the global warming die-off is here now, and it is coming for you.

[@kalo924]

Tell them it's hysteria in asheville

[@deborahdean8867]

@@kalo924 the hysteria is over man made carbon bs climate change. But nobody wants to clean up the trash . No matter how climate might vary, the policies have created a hysteria about a fake carbon man made climate change. Mostly, its fun activity and our weak magnetic field, and nobody can do anything about that but adapt. Yet, they strive to control and manage people to the point of government dependency, and that is not being adaptable.

[@panchothemonkey]

It's a miracle we made it from just a few humans. Imagine if we didn't and lizards were the ones to evolve. We would be a planet of the lizards.

[@Picasso_305]

Was Blackrock around then?

[@crazyforcanada]

If an event occurred that drastically reduced human numbers, there would be a layer loaded with more remains than usual. Keep digging.

[@karphin1]

Really interesting video. But a small point: the plural of genus, is genera, not geni.

[@bigoldgrizzly]

and plural of genius is genii

[@westvirginian3102]

It is my understanding that control of fire goes back to about 1.9 million years, so that probably would not be a factor.

[@michaelelkinton1167]

Well if it was 930k years ago humans aka our species didnt even exist lol

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

Yes, Homo Sapiens came late to the game. A million years ago, human animals of all sorts ran around all of Africa and Eurasia. Most died off due to increasingly nasty Ice Ages! Note how this video never mentions the Ice Age cycles.

[@1FokkerAce]

Cannibalism is why we survived. The tribe could have the kids, the kids could feed the tribe (along with the minuscule food the earth would provide at that time), selected ones could keep eating and breeding, others were just food like in The Road. The population never increases…. and when the earth began to heal enough… we flourished again. Yellowstone will restart the process.

[@redriver6541]

Wonderful video guys. Great work. Earned a sub, like, and time watching.... Love from Western Kentucky USA.

[@Emdee5632]

Going through these comments, it's amazing to notice there are still people so fanatically religious that they think a book of religious fairy tales contains more science than actual science.

[@blacklion8208]

Ok, we've won the competition (Homo so called Sapiens) to survive on this floating rock in space. So, now we fight each other as usual... I dont think we are that Sapient...

[@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb]

“sapiently” we still have religion; 😂 in other words - humanity supports faith inequality, gender inequality, racial inequality…. When humanity develops past religion, that is when we will become sapient.

[@garytorresani8846]

Actually, earth will keep herself in balance and won’t care very much whether bipedal humans survive.

[@flashgordon6510]

​@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb We are hard wired for religion. When religion is gone, we replace it with politics, just another form of religion that makes its adherents feel falsely morally superior.

[@Ithinkthereforeiam-ph9nb]

@@flashgordon6510 religion has always been political, and vice versa

[@DustinHawke]

We evolved so quickly because of these near extinctions. If only half of a generation survives, it's likely the more intelligent and more fit ones. Ones with slightly longer legs that could outrun the others and not be eaten. The one's smart enough to stay away from certain things or figured out better ways of doing things made it. The weakest, slowest and lest intelligent were being cut out. Eventually you have a species that is all longer legged, larger brained and better able to survive a world they weren't designed for as an apelike species. The jungles were turning to grassland in our land while the Chimps and Bonobos were deep in the jungles. We were on the edges and forced to change. They did not environmental strains like we had and were able to live very much like they were 5 million years ago. We couldn't continue to live like that and survive.

[@randybrown140]

They lived in SOUTH AFRICA, and ate sea foods. Only place people could survive

[@cargofun200]

Pangea

[@victorcaldwell2900]

​@@cargofun200this was waaaaay after pangea

[@crazyburkey3677]

So that explains why we can't get along,😂

[@manyinterests1961]

Genes of only 1000 people from that times transfered to modern times. There could have been many more closely related survivors than 1000. Also many genes could have been lost in meantime

[@philliprobinson7724]

Hi M.I. Yes, and the genetic bottleneck could have been caused by polygamy if large numbers of males were killed defending the tribes from wolves. We take monogamy for granted, but it is the best mating system for creating genetic diversity. Cheers, P.R.

[@jamesratliff-i2i]

Noah and the ark.

[@svennielsen633]

There were no Humans around 930,0000 Years Ago!

[@warrentreadwelljr.treadwel2694]

Before watching, I immediately wonder what other species were affected.

[@robertabessey7990]

How does any of this explain Denisovans, and Neanderthals? It appears to me that climate change is a natural part of how our world works. Supposedly there has been many extinctions. We really don't have an entire understanding of how it all works. We can make guess's based off of things we've found. That certainly leaves a lot of questions without any answers. I think this video is far from what actually happened. Good for you for at least thinking and trying to solve things that may never have an answer.

[@barryjames544]

I am starting to think that intelligent life could be very rare in our galaxy or even further.

[@lbcharlie05]

Humans all left the planet when Kamala, the Horrible took over!

[@garytorresani8846]

You mean a lying con man and bs artist who lies and never keeps promises he made to contractors, and recently left his bused in followers at a recent rally in the desert without any way to get the 5 miles back to their cars because they wouldn’t pay the drivers to come and pick them up. You mean, that guy

[@danielodey7775]

Its great to see the scientific method posing these big questions to answer . It will probably take another 20 years of detective work to find solutions . A great video.

[@ministeronaldstimphil5448]

When will stop having those fairy tales being passed for scientific accounts?

[@marcosdenizatrailhiker2037]

If YT actually gave a crap about misinformation, they would do something about 90% of their ads, which are outright lies.

[@TheLunacyofOurTimes]

humans did not exist 930K years ago How do you have 540K subscribers to your ACCOUNT?

[@ericreed4535]

Study anthropology. We produced viable offspring with them so they qualify as human. Homo erectus was around 1 million years ago.

[@explorepikespeak]

How did Joe Biden get 81 million votes?

[@TheLunacyofOurTimes]

@@explorepikespeak um, because 81 million people voted for him? Just a guess.

[@explorepikespeak]

@@TheLunacyofOurTimes You really believe that, don't you? Will near-universal mail voting, ballot harvesting, and good ol' stuffing the boxes, yeah, I guess you could get to 81 million. Democrats never cheat, do they?

[@RjSierra-m2v]

This was 5500bc, when the Setka, Nephilim rose to power after a wide world catastrophic caused by the Sumatra volcano, bad winters, famine, drought. These are the NAID, Knenga, Mahaly, Yaredu, QOYIN-Irwadi, Lamech, Namati survivors.

[@davidpalin1790]

Lake toba super volcano 🌋

[@steveerckmann9754]

But Toba was like 70,000 years ago.

[@SurfinScientist]

So, if there is an evolutionary bottleneck in humanoids due to climate change, shouldn't there also be such a bottleneck for most animals? This video appears to suggest that Chimps do not have such a bottleneck. That could point to another cause, like something that only affected humans, like a unique predator, a disease, or warfare among each other. Anyone has any thoughts on that?

[@SurfinScientist]

OK, I just watched the whole video, and it seems other species were also affected by this bottleneck event.