The Whole History of the Earth and Life 【Finished Edition】

[@KaoruGreenEmerald]

Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? To unravel this basic question, it is necessary to see things from an interdisciplinary perspective, which transcends the boundaries between each scientific discipline such as astronomy, planetary science, geology, biology, physics, chemistry, etc. We will answer this ever-important question through developing innovations with a new point of view which is delivered through decades-worth of interdisciplinary research. Related papers. ●Origin of the Earth: A proposal of new model called ABEL www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S167498711630144X?via%3Dihub ●Nuclear geyser model of the origin of life: Driving force to promote the synthesis of building blocks of life www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987116301360?via%3Dihub ●Nine requirements for the origin of Earth's life: Not at the hydrothermal vent, but in a nuclear geyser system www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987118302123?via%3Dihub ●Origins of building blocks of life www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987117301305?via%3Dihub ●Hadean Earth and primordial continents: The cradle of prebiotic life www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987116300834?via%3Dihub ●Habitable Trinity www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987114000267 ●Earth's oldest fossils www.nature.com/articles/416076a ●End-cretaceous cooling and mass extinction driven by a dark cloud encounter www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1342937X16000253 ●In Vitro Evolution Reveals Noncationic Protein-RNA Interaction Mediated by Metal Ions academic.oup.com/mbe/article/39/3/msac032/6524634 ●n-situ preservation of nitrogen-bearing organics in Noachian Martian carbonates www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-15931-4 ●Modification of the composition and density of Mercury from late accretion www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0019103520304139?via%3Dihub#s0010 ●Prebiotic oligomerization and self-assembly of structurally diverse xenobiological monomers www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-74223-5 ●The origin of life: The conditions that sparked life on Earth researchoutreach.org/articles/origin-life-conditions-sparked-life-earth/ ●In Vitro Evolution Reveals Noncationic Protein-RNA Interaction Mediated by Metal Ions academic.oup.com/mbe/article/39/3/msac032/6524634 ●Samples returned from the asteroid Ryugu are similar to Ivuna-type carbonaceous meteorites www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abn7850 ●A pristine record of outer Solar System materials from asteroid Ryugu’s returned sample www.nature.com/articles/s41550-022-01745-5 ●Prof. Shigenori Maruyama : About the origin of life Q & A (Japanese & English) kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIuskK1up91-htk ●International Cronostratigraphic Chart(Newest ver.) stratigraphy.org/ICSchart/ChronostratChart2023-09.pdf ●Prof. Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Prof. Shigenori Maruyama : 大地溝帯でなぜ新種がうまれるのか? (Japanese) science.gakuji-tosho.jp/data/upfile/10-1.pdf ●Prof. Toshikazu Ebisuzaki : 宇宙環境と生命大進化 ver4.1(Japanese) science.gakuji-tosho.jp/data/upfile/6-1.pdf ●Prof. Toshikazu Ebisuzaki : 真核生物はストロマトライト微生物マットで進化した(Japanese) science.gakuji-tosho.jp/data/upfile/15-2.pdf ●Prof. Tomohiko SATO, Prof. Kazumi YOSHIYA, Prof. Shigenori MARUYAMA : History of the Hadean “Living Microfossil” OD1 and Ultra-reducing Environments(Japanese) www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jgeography/128/4/128_128.571/_pdf ●Prof. Shigenori Maruyama, Prof. Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Prof. Ken Kurokawa : Review of the Nine Requirements for the Birthplace of Life and the Nuclear Geyser Model(Japanese) www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jgeography/128/4/128_128.513/_pdf/-char/en ●中村栄三教授 - 小惑星リュウグウの起源と進化(宇宙航空研究開発機構のフレスリリース) www.jaxa.jp/press/2022/06/20220610-1_j.html

[@w.s.371]

So be nice to eachother. Life is short.

[@Mediumal]

If this story tells us anything it is that we will not last forever. There will come a time when our species will either evolve gradually into something different or we will become extinct.

[@luismateus2608]

I agree entirely

[@umarmashoor]

We going extinct is highly unlikely, the reason why so many species went extinct is because they couldn't adapt to the environmental changes, we on the other hand have the right tools to change things to our benefit. With our current technology we can even alter the course of an asteroid coming our way besides our very existence suggests that we overcame all these challenges that goes back 4 billion years

[@topspot4834]

I think we all knew that ... One thing though is you can't predict the future, the ending can come tomorrow for all we know if some unforeseen event could send us flying into another galaxy or another dimension and this whole thing starts over, starting with that single cell ... I think the fascinating thing and the real take is just how truly irrelevant not only humans but even something as big as our entire galaxy could be. There could be an infinite amount of life forms across infinite galaxies, that have been around an infinite amount of years and will continue doing so. As big as earth is to use, our entire universe could be the size of grain of sand floating around some other universe. It's crazy and just makes you appreciate life in general.

[@mosadanon1705]

@@umarmashoor extent of human being is likely if the human being didn't find way to escape from this planet, humans can adapt them selves for certain level of climate changes but not catastrophic phenomena same those happened to the earth in the past , the human being first to come over speed problem and and life support for long journeys to flee the planet in case of catastrophes, conclusion: if the humans didn't find way to escape, the extinction is feasible for sure.

[@DaddyCaldwell]

@@umarmashoor I wouldn’t be so sure. Yellowstone could erupt tomorrow. We can’t out-think that. We’re far more fragile than you think and for that we should appreciate how incredibly lucky we are.

[@christopherjofficial]

After knowing that the earth will vanish one day , am now feeling so sorry for what is happening around us nowadays , wars and conflicts , discrimination and hatred ,a lot of evil in the world. instead of coming together to help our home "EARTH" so humans can exist in the coming billions of years and to explore the galaxy to discover "maybe the same thing that happened to earth happened somewhere, who knows ?" but instead we are fighting over who will rule a part of a continent , to do what with it , no one knows . I wish the near future generation will study this and learn a better reason of why we exist !

[@floralcailíní]

i am with you

[@race9081]

my favorite youtube video, whenever I am sad, I turn this on and wonder about how amazing our world is and how lucky I am to be able to learn about all that

[@macmillanchabalala4882]

Me too 💯

[@Microbex]

What a wonderful time to be alive. I feel so honoured to be here and to be a witnesses to the huge scientific achievement of (almost) understanding the evolution of life.

[@blackraptorex2469]

It’s so fascinating that even during the mass extinctions that almost destroy life, life still finds a way to survive and adapt to the new and hard conditions, even during the Great Dying; considered to be the worst mass extinction in the history of earth wiping out 90% of all life, the 10% managed to survive and adapt to the new environment. The line in Jurassic Park “Life Finds a Way” is actually super true because even during the worst times of our planet, life still manages to keep on going and not giving up its like if earth didn’t want its children to die and it made it keep going. Life had survived 5 mass extinctions and yet they still find a way to adapt to the growing and evolving earth. This is why we need to protect our planet, we not the masters, earth is and it is the only planet in the solar system that HAS life and we should be thankful, I can’t imagine earth without life after all we are its children and it is the best that we protect it, even if us humans vanished from existence for millions of years it is important that we protect it for the next generation of life life to thrive.

[@vanwilder11822]

Somebody out there will be taking about us some day and how mean we where to are planet earth and how something good that we had we destroyed over money and Greed. We can thrive and continue to live. We need to learn to clean up after are selfs better. Pollution inthe oceans and I always see so much trash on the roads and streams. What have we become to be so evil to are planet. It's here for us but are we here for are planet.

[@Ethan-lv9zm]

Well said

[@angryyoungman2108]

This video tells us that nothing is permanent in this universe. One day everything will gone. So stop fighting and love and support each other.❤️

[@tyfromuzi5871]

sadly, as some of the handful of times we have been reset to less than .01% life surviving being listed here, and from rotation thus occurred, which is next in the rotation agreed that we all thrive best collaborating, better than any 1 might greed from all we are all peoples and our ideologies should not come before the well being of each individual

[@pollo_frito22]

These type of videos are the only ones that make me feel something deeper than being not bored. The knowledge and all the mysteries about the history of the Earth and life is truly worth to research and dedicate your life, something that is really important. Thank you for this video

[@ahumanpassingby7347]

A moment of respect to the uploader who didn't put any ads in it.

[@The_Violin_Diaries]

It made me almost cry. We don't appreciate our life enough... And..no matter how short it is, it is sooo precious. Hopefully, we will understand this and will stop worrying, and enjoy every moment.

[@NMamoru]

If this were taught during high school, science would be fun.

[@nellekevanherck8486]

Man ceizing to exist appears too be one of the less "fun" part in our future. Really though ,, aa very interesting documentary that I'd love got show my students .

[@Madness4201]

I saw this video in my science class

[@jaheimjones711]

I agree

[@1122khrys]

Not only is this an astonishingly good video, highly informative if you have a relatively decent background knowledge in the sciences (a lot of terminology) but also hasn't been laced with ads. Thank you so much for this. I hope you are making more similar videos and gets noticed (if not already) so these get more attention, that these videos rightly deserve.

[@daniels3673]

How crazy is it that all this happened before anyone of us existed and seemingly in the blink of an eye that so many billions of years had passed before we ever knew about it. Still baffles me how this is how it started and now we are conscious animals capable of learning past history, able to question why. And also the ability to predict the future that would ultimately be the end of life as we know it. Even though it’s animation something still very humbling with the thought of earth being destroyed by the very thing that was keeping it alive all this time. We really are just a tiny speck in what ever this universe thing is 😅

[@tyfromuzi5871]

we must all work together to go in every direction in space, freedom lies there, with each of our unique inputs we can all go and with success let us populate Laniakea~

[@airjumble11]

I normally didn't finish a hour long video on youtube cause I always get bored in the middle. But after watching this until the end, I feel like I needed more. Thanks for this.

[@Tamster4886]

It’s the basic information (like this) that brings me peace in this world of chaos. So many questions about the ‘why’ & ‘meaning’ of life. So many philosophers & scientists contemplating for answers. So many politicians, preachers, and religions screaming their answers. Yet, evidence is right in front of us: we are all, the earth & it’s inhabitants, made up from the same building blocks of life. Just egos or self-awareness trying to push our survival’s will to evolve. Superiority is just an illusion. The only meaning is what we make of it. It’s fucking amazing.

[@SevenFootPelican]

Got so teary eyed when he said the Earth will finally disappear from the universe.

[@MG-mh8xp]

yeah, everyone experiences that at some point in life.

[@intelinside23]

It starts and ends when two galaxies collides, basically the cycle never ends, what is mind blowing is it takes billions of years

[@BudhaurBadri2015]

Imagine watching this in your class room with all your friends , classmates and teachers and imagine the peace at that time in the classroom

[@ammarirfan8728]

until the part 12 appeared, everyone will legit crying.

[@anisehghaderi3753]

I cannot express how deeply this film has impressed me. I will watch it again and again in order to contemplate as many of the countless implications as possible. Your rendition and supporting information are invaluable. I want everyone to see and understand this video.

[@CurleyHobo]

This video should be shown in all schools around the world

[@htetmocky]

Everytime I watch or read about Universe..I just realizing we are so small...and we are just like a piece of particle..

[@eeturautavirta493]

We are much much much smaller than a quark compared to observable universe

[@AJAYSINGH-vg6ek]

It's hard to make this type of animation and visual and thank you for this information.

[@princessolarte8506]

i commend all the amazing brains behind this documentary! every element in this video was very well-thought, such as the story writing, pacing of the narrator, background music, animation, and making every complex concepts simple to understand, wow. everything was on point!!! thank you for making this video!

[@moondawwg]

Our planet is seriously the most beautiful in the universe, and we just take it for granted.

[@mynameRaz]

This is the the most beautiful video on YT. I watch it over and over. Makes you think about how irrelevant and minor our problems actually are. Live your best life that you have been given.

[@Maneesh_pn]

No words indeed. What a wonderful documentary. The most brilliant so far. I was not expecting the last part. It was too weighing on my heart to watch the fate of the planet.😢 still not recovered. So its just one life, once chance, a lot have went ahead of us, we will go too, and even the planet. So enjoy and appreciate every second of this miracle called "life". Enjoy the ride ma fellow beings. Love u all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@valentink.4530]

[@lestonpaul9960]

I love your realistic comments

[@silvarajoomuniandy4316]

What are we arguing and fighting for. Nothing is permanent. Live and let live.

[@natecallon9755]

exactly. i like to disattach from the constant discourse/arguments of society and just vibe with this. at one point language didnt even exist.

[@nehak3539]

Fantastic documentary with perfect visualisation and audio track, without jarring background music, unnecessary drama or ads. Congratulations and thanks to the creators for the wonderful effort 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@94D33M]

We were never alive to comprehend this immense complexity, and no one will be alive when earth's time ends. The average human lifetime is practically zero in terms of the evolutionary timescale of the earth, and yet we engage in wars, conflict, problems that arise from such futile disagreements that our ancestors wouldn't be so proud of.

[@kurtbaker9908]

"I WAS MESMERIZED BY THIS FILM, I HAD TO WATCH IT FROM BEGINING TO END, IT WAS GREAT..."

[@enjoyenjoy5721]

This wasn't just a docu it was an experience! Most amazing thing ever on KZbin!!

[@Angel1234462]

I loved this video. It made me conscious about my humanity. It also made me realize how stupid we look by discriminating and mistreating each other. We are all the same. We are the sons and daughters from the same mother... This realization is the power of education. We can’t forget who we are and where we come from.

[@Dll5749]

I love how the whole process of 4 billions years created a sponge, I absolutely love that. This video was amazing!

[@brownaugust]

Plants manifested animals Animals manifested humans Humans manifested Robots Mother Earth you’ve been amazing still is just Wow!

[@lindavilmaole5003]

Thank you. I will be bringing my students here this semester. You have a highly informative video.

[@gunkaarsingh9561]

Brilliant Documentary! More power to you. Learned more in one hour than I ever did in my whole school life.

[@ashsmith5522]

Wow this the best thing iv ever watched. How I wish I could get this 1hr footage to everyone young student across the world. Kudos to you brother

[@destinydawn141]

I'm a HS Science teacher, and I'm showing it to all of my students... :)

[@elizabethharvester6111]

This was amazing. THank you for an hour that passed in seemingly 10 minutes. And no ads! Well done video!

[@PaulJakubowski-z9z]

Very nicely done. Enjoyed it tremendously. Someone who enjoys science documentaries as me, this is probably one of the best documentaries I have ever seen

[@charlygilder3209]

I'm actually so happy to have lived on this earth 🌎

[@thelegand1]

Wanted to see what life was like in 1 AD and found this, even better. Never wondered what the Earth was like before life or how it even got to that point. A full rollercoaster of emotions within this series from start to finish. I knew before watching it that Earth would eventually cease to exist, but seeing it in perspective of it's whole journey like this really makes you feel. Truly mind blowing.

[@traderman786]

remember to enjoy life while you're living. be thankful you are here and now.

[@KingDawginTV]

The fact that in the end our planet will still be annihilated gives me chill., but also serves as an eye-opener that our life here on earth will not be forever (Enjoy life to its fullest and treasure every moment). Thanks to this vid I understood more about LIFE! 💯

[@Sk8rGuy5141]

This is absolutely enthralling and amazing. Thank you SO much for making this. It's informative and beautiful, all the way from the animations, to the data, to the soundtrack. My goodness, what a masterpiece.

[@laominnesotanpersonnydro9800]

Now this is better than National Geographic’s one

[@stingray6236]

Thank you for not underestimating the viewer’s intellect

[@zainabshaira917]

This is how you tell that life is too short. Even the things & earth has its end. So enjoy & accept what you have in our life.

[@stevemorgan4051]

Fact

[@thewanderer627]

Facts

[@trickyz3609]

Facts

[@aerialdronevision]

No ads makes this video excellent , Thank you 🙏

[@mrx4022]

In the grand scheme of things, the story of humanity is so tiny compared to the solar system and the Earth itself. both have been here for billions of years before us, and they'll be here for billions of years after we're gone.

[@epicormic_bud]

Thank you so much for uploading this! I feel privileged to be one of the first to watch this incredible documentary :) and what an astonishing story it describes; there are a surprising number of facts presented in this video that I did not learn about in school or university, especially in regard to the large glaciation events caused by universal events like galaxy collisions and supernovas. Documentaries like these provide me with endless sources of curiosity and awe, so I really do appreciate being able to watch this. Thanks again!!

[@debopopoola2159]

The lesson from this video is that our time is limited on this earth. Whether we like it or not, everything will come to an end

[@franksmoakjr9037]

That was one of the most satisfying and educational documentaries that I have ever experienced. The CGI was incredible and the detail of the description was meticulous. It answered some questions that I have had about the formation of our planet for a long time. Thanks for doing this!!!

[@charlycolis9811]

It is about how vulnerable we are in the first place.. and how long it even took to create this vulnerability up to this point of human development - Simply amazing documentary!!!!

[@ttsuter87]

The music and calmness of the narrators voice reminds me of the original Cosmos with Carl Sagan. Such a beautiful documentary.

[@arupsan]

One of the best scientific animation done so far for education . Great work . Also very nice explanation.

[@anistonjadenpillay6786]

When you watch this video all problems in life seem insignificant

[@mariodanielrodriguezmaravi6741]

it is very sad to think that our mother will die in a relative small amount of time. And life never will be in it again. Let's appreciate this time with an Earth full of life.

[@JH-en6ql]

Excellent video! Thanks so much for sharing this, and for not including ads in it!

[@fremen6013]

I have spent my life pondering the science of many things, picking at pieces, joining others together, as for this production it really was an eye opener about the linkages; random at times, eyebrow raising purposeful at others, the production helped me to understand several things that were previously disconnected in my mind. This shows so well how given such a massive 5000th power+ number of variables, AND an amount of time that even our brains are still not making the neural connections to comprehend, creates an amazing correspondence, but again it is the massive time and events that can fail trillions of times at one mutation, then it happens, and since it favors persistent survival and more so defensive changes, survival becomes a continuum. I am sentimentally reminded of Stephen Baxter's' book "Evolution"...As said before, I have and continue, to learn. thank you...As for production: overwhelmingly lucious science based fact graphics, and a beautiful absorbing overall effect!

[@sippinalize]

looking at earth die at the end made me cry...feels like loosing a mother

[@SwavaTheRapper]

Yea Mother Nature

[@RoRo0490]

mother nature...

[@madeinchina1835]

Mother Earth

[@bishopioanlightoller5302]

Very, very nicely done! The CGIs are really beautiful and they blend well with the live photography.

[@bennbenny7955]

For those comment readers...this is an educative AD FREE continuous video..very nice👍👍👍

[@lighthummer9960]

Plz never delete this video .. everything is amazing about!!

[@wtf.bro.comments857]

Probably the best and the most informative video I've ever seen

[@ramirezsandoval5107]

the end almost let me cry.the earths begining of life to the dead of life

[@ashishchongtham5315]

This Planet has to go through all these for us to be able to live on it. We never know what type of living beings are still waiting to be able to live on it in the future for whom we are just a stage of formation for them. I'm just amazed by this thought.

[@pmurlishankar]

Such a moving story of Planet Earth and The Universe. Changes the perspective with what we see things around us. Especially the sense of "I own" or "this is mine". When this planet itself has a deadline then why do humans think that their possessions are "Forever"?

[@dwanejeff196]

I have watched this video 6 time's (beginning to end) since I have discovered it...I am impressed with the information covered, how it is presented and the wonderful visual's...the music is perfectly chosen because it is, soothing and gentle.The Narrator's voice is calm, soothing and informative. Thank You, because, our Earth is so fascinating to me and your video only increased my desire to learn everything. I don't know why, but Plate Tetonic's just Thrill me to No End!!!!

[@Shayzy]

This video is actually pretty entertaining and it tells you a lot but at the same time I don’t understand half of it

[@eugenessemakula6214]

Inspiring yet humbling. Why do we fight over race, ideology and earthly possession? Why the human selfishness...yet all is vain? Our lifespan of a few insignificant couple of years in the wider frame of the time and space should make us humble and enjoy each moment we as humans have on earth

[@yvonnelenders5986]

In the greater scheme of things, we do not even really exist, yet we strut the planet, destroying it & each with hatred & greed. To what end? We do indeed remain primitive, if we cannot think beyond our destructive actions toward this planet, our home and our fellow humans & animals

[@michaelholmes112]

Thanks for not putting ads✌

[@morganlee2806]

What a wonderful video. One of the best I've seen on KZbin.

[@varshithreddy2832]

One of the best video on the youtube Thanks for the Detailed Explaination🌏

[@OTOxKRUGERxOTO]

This video proves that it is not just us on this planet, but that if this really what caused us humans to be born, then the endless amount of planets must have similar environments allowing life on those planets

[@somrahprincess1]

Exactly!!! We can’t be naive to think we are the only ones

[@ranjni412]

excellent video... not able to take out my eyes.. every single human in this planet should definitely watch this video.. I am sure after watching this no one will have heart to fight or doing wrong things to other humans... Just a small life.. enjoy every second and die one day...

[@geministars1876]

Our body also is made of the same chemical as earth.. That's why after cremation or burial process we melt in the earth itself.. Don't hate.. Just love everyone.. Life is just once for what we living right now.

[@glovozagreb6594]

Actually humans are mostly made out of carbon....so we arent really earth material....we came from dying stars because thats only way carbon is made in univers....by supernovas

[@dantediosomito2635]

@@glovozagreb6594 yup, we are the star dust.

[@animestatuscreator1452]

“The environment is where we all meet; where we all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share.”

[@trul3z]

I took a class my freshman year of college that covered this. This video taught me more than I learned that entire semester.

[@FAAMAN841]

Very stunning video and graphics. Most definitely Hi-Def. Great narration, too. Too often excellent videos like this have the audio/narration drowned out by a all too loud music background. Thanks for the presentation.

[@mukul633]

Looking the dying earth at the end, Made me cry I was like losing a family person

[@ryanjenkins5450]

Yeah I felt that too

[@darkknight3961]

it was like seeing the fate of the mother of all life

[@SocialSciencewithKan]

Oh my..,.!!! What have I just watched??? Such an amazing insight to our life . Thanks....... Human being is just another species..... such a humble reminder.

[@agrahari.yatharth]

wow,i have no words,everythng explained in perfect detail and accuracy,this is by far the best documantry i have ever seen,nothing even come close to this one

[@ryangiesbers]

This was so informative. So much information packed into an hour yet not overly simplified

[@montalesbrianmeyj.3822]

I don't why but this leave me so emotional and amazed at the same time. I already study this before but studying this again embark a very dramatic and touching learning and wisdom to me. I felt like watching a movie of a life cycle not by human but by the Earth.

[@sammacdougall9190]

easily the greatest thing i've ever watched

[@keithfetter9142]

me too, just finished...floored

[@xelaldaero9339]

Thank you for this video. This saves me from reading dozens of books on evolution or astronomy etc the most holistic video I have come across

[@PatientPerspective]

Indeed!

[@chris432t6]

Not bad considering the amount of history covered in just a little over an hour. Nice visuals and good narration. Thank you!

[@jahnbon]

This is so well laid out. My compliments to the creators, and my thanks to you for posting.

[@abbyingoettingen5347]

I really like the last sentence saying when the earth disappears, life will have reached other planets and exist in another form. I do hope that will come true. The mission of passing on lives, I guess that is the reason why humans are working hard to study, work and live knowing that the earth will not exist someday.

[@sqtuck]

4,5 billion years of weird chain reactions have led to a formation called "me" watching how it happened in a video squeezed into one hour... How can you NOT think this is a simulation?!

[@johnwebb3056]

I believe that is just about the best video I've ever watched on KZbin.. No, I'm positive it is. Amazing job and thank you!

[@brittneywhite-alvarado6478]

Agreed! I watched it over the course of the morning and I was even touched at the end! It was beautifully done!

[@aerialdronevision]

Such a massive amount of knowledge, so beautifully put together, I keep watching the collection over and over again :)

[@TheMarco1530]

Wow... no words. I am very moved and humbled by having a glimpse of how magnificently small and great creation is, including us as species. We have been able to create outside ourselves (I think of music, or painting) or appreciate the beauty contained in words (a literary work) or in a sunset. We are deeply touched by a soft breeze or by our children smiling and discovering the world. No doubt our subtlety is accompanied by our destructive power, something like the Jing Jang... what a wonderful awareness. Thanks to the authors of this beautiful work (I mean the documentary on one hand and the universe on the other ;-)

[@mirandamuth7509]

Nobody likes to hear that there is an end to all of this, but somehow for me, it gave me a slight feeling of purpose to being here. I have my own personal purpose, but as a general human being, it’s extraordinary to imagine that every species and stages of life have deemed beneficial to the next era and I’m consciously a part of that. An informative video that doesn’t feed off fears and insecurities of us conscious beings- well done video. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you.

[@raman1508]

One of the best documentaries I've seen in recent times. It's simple, concise and precise. And the best part is, there are no irritating ads or bull**** overload of junk information. Apparently it's not easy to make such videos as other videos in general are full of s***. Thnx aton for the information and also for showing such a respect to our time. Thank You very much :)

[@vihaansharma845]

I think the lesson that I have learned from this video.. Live a happy life no matter where you are on this earth. If you have kids... Our duty will be to make their lives easier n teach them to do the same. It's a blessing to be on earth. Enjoy don't destroy.

[@antupaul6349]

one of the most beautiful video on KZbin.

[@madhusmitasahu4968]

This evolution makes me realise how small I am...how small the whole human civilization is who term themselves as the superior race.....nature is above all and we r just an experiment of its ever changing laboratory....nice video.....didn't realise when it started and when ended....the tale of billions and billions of years explained so nicely....thank u so much for such a informative video....

[@anishojha8679]

This proves nothing is permanent. This 1 hour taught me what is life, thank you for everything EARTH 🌎