The Unique Continent - Geological Evolution of Australia

[@FredPilcher]

Excellent. So much better than many more recent documentaries.

[@StaticTremor]

This content is really solid for its age. Informative, understandable and to the point. Awesome.

[@bendarbyjones172]

Time and technology change how we assume the past and future are like. Therefore perceptions will constantly change. So everything is therefore a guess and never fact. So why bother?

[@ianrobinson8974]

18/03/2121 Thank you for this fantastic production, Australian Universities; I would love to see an update in the 21st century.

[@bendarbyjones172]

Tell us how it was,,seeing ur from the 22nd century.

[@temp2554]

i had to watch this for home schooling this was my whole lesson lol

[@MeatyController]

I live for these old docs!

[@XRMTTF]

Writing a short paper today for geology class about tectonics of Australia. This wasn't super helpful for my purposes but really chill and interesting overall. Really got me in the mood lol

[@gurfatehphilsingh4049]

Cool Old Doco with Nice Info.

[@bazpearce9993]

Old, but still informative.

[@hitterbrehm]

Australia & United Kingdom Documentaries are awesome.

[@lindasmith7423]

Australia has many examples of evolution in action like mammals that lay eggs and look like parts of other animals put together.

[@katherinex9166]

Omg this video is littt!!! learn it, love it, live it!!

[@neddyladdy]

who lit it ? quick, put it out.

[@lisamacdouall9768]

2024 . This is solid. Thank-you.

[@TheSilmarillian]

Old doco but interesting watch.....love the interviews not a computer in sight :)

[@porridgeandprunes]

Excellent. Thanks for posting this.

[@NexusSpacey]

Man, I'd love to visit Australia some time.

[@skylerbvb]

no you would not, it's too hot.

[@1wasteball95]

until u see their spiders

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

Come on down, it is hot but it's better than being frozen And the spiders are cool, especially the cute peacock jumping spiders

[@schnupsyjen2552]

Do it! It's not hot everywhere, it's beautiful weather along the east and south coasts. And we ALL live daily here without being killed by 'giant spiders' 🙄 It'd be an amazing trip! ☺️ Do it!

[@DoubleMrE]

Australia . . . you are a continent. Don't let anybody call you the "largest Island." I promise we won't demote you like we did with Pluto! 😀

[@user_mac0153]

Yeh, well we have our own continental plate so oz isn't just some flash in the mantle.

[@jeffparryncc1701]

Has anyone produced a doco on the explosion of Mt Warning NSW?

[@jinnymudlark1815]

Appreciate this post - thank you.

[@AndrewSheldon]

Geez, there is a face from the past. Sue!!! I was one of her students in the 1980s!!

[@russneho]

Pity i wasn't interested in this stuff at school

[@michaelvangundy226]

I was too worried about getting beat and robbed by the gangs. Rapes in the bathrooms. Poison drugs giving kids an overdose even on pot. Public school of 3000 was just out of control.

[@w.t.fpipedreamwithhopefull5538]

Is there a way to get these old lessons online. I am looking for a phycology one.

[@Aluminata]

" Dating from the first one thousand years of Earths history.." Left off a few zeros - like about 6.

[@XRMTTF]

it just means it was created in the first thousand years of Earth's existence...

[@harrietharlow9929]

According to Professor Nick Zentner, Australia was attached to N. America over a billion years ago.

[@symbungee]

According to many people it was. UTAS have been studying Rocky Cape and the zircons in the rocks and proved it to be true ❤ There are some short clips on YT about it 😊

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@symbungee Thank you for the information!

[@symbungee]

@@harrietharlow9929 no probs. Try Geologist explain why Tasmania is different, on YT, ABC Science. Happy to help out a fellow of N Zentner

[@Idk-mp6fn]

The graphics groovin'

[@KrankEdits]

a e s t h e t i c

[@michaelmcglashan6117]

The plant talked about at 18:27; how is it spelt?

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

Psilotum

[@geofflotton5292]

why do I get a black screen?

[@MrCOMPLICATEDFUN]

have 2 do this 4 an assignment hopefully it will help

[@DieterSoegemeier]

They have not enem told us about the pole shift because we know that Antartica was not always at the pole

[@yournamehere7182]

11:30 That's Australia!

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

she could be way off = pilbara was formed 3.8 billion years ago not of volcanic origin ! and with no fossils !

[@theranova99]

It seems the narrator cannot talk about evolutionary history without using teleological language. "...paved the way for...." "filtered out the survivors" etc etc

[@reverseuniverse2559]

And it’s all rewritten in 2022

[@edthoreum7625]

15:10 Uluru

[@tropickman]

How can a jellyfish become a fossil? I am confused!

[@robertburne6266]

The dead jellyfish falls to the sea floor or is washed up on a beach and leaves an imprint in the sediment. The area is then covered with fresh sediment and the imprint is preserved as the fossil.

[@thjeokthjeok443]

A bit out of date - there are new theories that have a better explanation on how the earth formed . Expanding earth and the electric universe -Michal Steinbacher does some good work on the geology of the world .

[@zed1stwizard]

Thjeok Thjeok Both are bunk. They can't get their models to function or back their Hypothesis . sorry.

[@DieterSoegemeier]

They have not told us how small the earth was back 4 billion years ago when it was only one third the size it is today. We only had one small oceam bacj then and the continents covered three quaters of the planet.

[@jamisojo]

I've never heard such a thing. Sounds dubious.

[@DieterSoegemeier]

@@jamisojo No you wont. But you are also not interested in knowing about it either, or you would have looked for the information your self.

[@chrisgriffiths2533]

Another Big Mystery is the 50,000 Year Old Australian Aboriginal People. Why Didn't They Flourish in this Big Land of Plenty ?. Did They Go Extinct Several Times and Hence Their Progress in Aus was Interrupted ?. Therefore, Is the Current Aboriginal Culture only 5000, 3000, 2000, 1000 Years Old ? Certainly the 1788 Aboriginal Population Max 50,000 Suggests a Historic Mystery ?.

[@timdee6384]

This is a fantastic video one to recommend for all !!!!! #yolo Swag

[@SolaceEasy]

Terrible video transfer

[@chrisgriffiths2533]

Too Many Questions about Evolution to take the Issue as Fact. Much more Proof is Needed to Declare Evolution as Fact. Certainly Extinction is a Fact, Obviously the Thylacine will Not Evolve. For Example :- What was the Platypus before it was a Platypus ? Was it a Duck ? Was it a Beaver ? Was it a Fish ?. Or did the Beaver, Fish and Duck Evolve from the Platypus ?. When will the Platypus become a Different Animal or has this Already Occurred ? Why Didn't Australian Ants Evolve Differently to African and American Ants ?. Etc Etc.

[@chrisgriffiths2533]

@Daniel Meyers Except the Australian Ants are All Classified as Ants along side the Ants from Other Continents. This is because the Australian Ants have Much in Common with Other Ants. Plus the Introduced into Australia, Fire Ants have No Problem Surviving in Australia. The Fire Ants Don't Need to Evolve to Survive in Aus.

[@tnbn55]

Wishful thinking.

[@itambedaki8964]

350 mil years ago Yeah like you know 😂 PROPAGANDA WAKE UP!

[@jamisojo]

Propaganda? For what purpose?

[@DieterSoegemeier]

This is not the correct history of earth or Australia. Do remember that they are only allowed to tell us what they want to and that does not mean it is the truth but it is what they have been taught at university.

[@kristinehayes4885]

Oh so you know better do you? Hahahahahahahahahaha.

[@DieterSoegemeier]

@@kristinehayes4885 Yes I do Hahahahahahahaha

[@jamisojo]

​@DieterSoegemeier Don't be shy. Please tell us all about your research and all of the physical evidence and analysis by trained professionals.

[@DieterSoegemeier]

@@jamisojo Trained professionals, you mean those trained monkies that only repeat what they have been told to say ,or there funding is taken away. Most people that have been to university are completely useless in the field as they have been indoctrinated into a way of thought that does not allow free thought.

[@rockroll9761]

The religion of evolutionism is bad. Y'all mean to say adaptation within the kind

[@thelostone6981]

Oh, ok Ken Ham. Shouldn’t you be dragging people from their jobs on the sabbath and doing something to them? (Exodus 35: 2)