The Whole History of the Earth and Life 【Newest 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. Partially revised "2. Initiation of Plate Tectonics" 02:53 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

[@purpleplague2667]

This is one of the greatest documentaries on our planet's past and where we may be going it's incredible everyone should see this.

[@positivethoughtlibrary]

This video changed my life and began a journey 3 years ago that has led me to many many realisations and fascinating books. Thank you for all of your incredible hard work and dedication in bringing this together so wonderfully.. I am forever grateful 🙏

[@charlycolis9811]

Watched this extrodinary docu several times - never get tired of it!!!!!

[@michaelbrennan2896]

Without a doubt the clearest, most comprehensible and concise explanation of what can be an overwhelming volume of information.

[@MalomP_Storyteller]

Oh wow, i watched all of it in one sitting. Its engaging & simplified. Thank you

[@stas080]

This film is incredible. It should be bought by Netflix or some other streaming service. I can't believe it's made only for KZbin...

[@farlonfudpucker6640]

That's because it's not (made only for KZbin) - check the credits.

[@Kristianmbossow]

This is the best docu I’ve ever seen on Earth origin! So perfectly made

[@srenr.slaikjer8450]

Thank you for creating this incredible animation. I have never seen a documentary as good as this, ever. The visualisation really helped me to understand what actually happened with earth - from birth to now and in the future. I look forward to watching your next videos. Thank you.

[@ohmygoshtosh]

I would have understood chemistry and biology so much better if I was shown this documentary the first week of class and then to recap everything we learned, watch the documentary again the week before the final. 😩

[@KaoruGreenEmerald]

😂

[@mariocanalesr3611]

No words for this resumee, everyone with a slight interest in science should see this once in their life

[@PRAD33PK]

What an amazing trip! Feel very grateful to the uploader, the creators of the video and the amazing researchers behind the scenes. I feel like a child in a science class all over again. So much knowledge and yet it seems to only lead to so many more questions. The feeling of dissatisfaction feels exciting now and there is in no school anymore to make it feel wrong to keep asking questions anymore. I wish every child gets to see and understand this at the right time.

[@KianGuerrero]

Wonderfully put together and executed. What a time to be alive!. This is an amazing achievement - excellent graphics and clear, simple explanation..

[@Valerieannlopez]

This story gave me a lot of knowledge about how Earth was made and how animals/insect/humans made, it's really amazing but I hope lots of people will saw how this story give us a lesson how to take care of our earth because suddenly some people doesn't care about this kind of topic, because for me it does make sense for me to know about this topic, it's really important to know more about things that made by our own earth planet, hope that this story will be published in the whole world and people will know and appreciate how natures made, thanks to this video because it really gives me more lesson how to take care of our nature kinda really appreciate it so muchhh and I also I really love science that's why I love to learn more about this kind of a topic so yeah that's all.

[@jacobsykes8467]

The fact that this doesn’t have ten million views is astounding.

[@omideshraghi1764]

We live in a time where people can access incredible materials like this video by typing a couple words and clicking "search" Amazing...

[@rider2731]

I am honored to give you your first thumbs up. Thank you for the outstanding video.

[@anoriner4510]

This was a great trip through Earth's history. Thank you so much for creating this!

[@nawtmyrealnamelol]

This is why countless people dedicate their lives for science. Any given scientist will typically add only a tiny piece of discovery and understanding, but collectively humans are able to construct almost godlike knowledge about the nature of our existence. There is still so much we don't know and there are unproven hypotheses within the video, but to have a narrative of our origin is something to be very grateful for.

[@Jimbles9982]

We need to think more about this stuff. Maybe we would learn to appreciate eachother and the earth more.

[@clifftos4256]

Why is this not viewed one million times already. Fabulous

[@steffimuoio3302]

Does this get edited frequently? I feel like every time I watch it, I see something new...

[@harrietharlow9929]

This was absolutely mind-blowing! The production vakues are great, with an narrator who is easy to understand. Love it!

[@meenabajadeja9557]

This video was full of information and so much knowledge about us the humans the world the solar system . From the very existence of the earth to the very end of it - this video contain it all. I wanna see more of these type of videos , this is AMAZING.

[@ENZEEVIDS]

one of the better videos i've watched on youtube

[@sanny8716]

Gotta love the usage of "will" in future segment. There's absolutely no doubt in narrator's voice that humans will make self replicating bio-robots that will travel galaxies.

[@feargripper]

Is he wrong though 😳

[@mslaxer92]

Wow thankyou so much for this amazing upload!

[@markjacob9408]

This is the best video yet the animation and music are marvelous

[@brunocastro4558]

Was mine the first 'like' of this video ? Where are the others ? Cmon !! It deserves lots of it.

[@thegravitx]

52:50 …. THE GOOSEBUMPS!! Oh my god. This was an amazing video to watch, the whole thing. Simply amazing. Thank you so much!

[@stipetv1548]

The Past demonstrates that the future and what it holds is just part of raw natural process in which we have no control. I love this documentary thank you so much.

[@wellyzarsjamsuridzal409]

Thanks to Prof. Shigenori Maruyama and team for this amazing Video...

[@suzannefranklin7946]

Music and voice is perfect for this very nice and educational documentary. Thank you.

[@Ash-cy7yw]

I would have been such a smarter and more inspired person today had KZbin existed when I was a child. This video, and many like it on other subjects, are simply riveting.

[@kylewray8416]

That’s a great lesson. I feel a lot of comfort from this knowing what we came from and where we are going.

[@adrianstent]

This is an amazing achievement - excellent graphics and clear, simple explanation.

[@peterzarrella3299]

Wow, simply incredible! This is a fantastic undertaking and a wonderful way to understand our unique existence on this planet. Also, our responsibility as the most intelligent life form (at this time) to shepherd the future properly, with respect to the earth and all of its inhabitants.

[@Cheemycheems]

Every human being should watch this documentary.

[@moonstrobe]

One of the best documentaries. Thank you!

[@rohitchat5538]

This film is extremely incredible cover mostly all influencing factors ..deatled about the evolution of life gradually in different years ago what actually happened how planets sun moon had come in existance..thank you so much great learning about the Earth's environment 🙏🙏

[@AJ-et3vf]

awesome video! Thank you!

[@壁に耳あり障子にMeary]

40分くらい動画止めて翻訳しながら読んでいってたら同じ動画の日本語Ver.があるのに気付いた。

[@deanshort9011]

I am simply stunned in the most positive way, from the sheer educational power of this encyclopedic presentation of the history of our Earth and Life. Thank you a centillion times over for the stellar purity of the concentration of this knowledge. It is presented in a way that even a layman like myself can easily absorb and completely appreciate. Questions that I have had since childhood have been answered here with seemingly effortless expression. To me this demonstrates a voluminous mastery of so many subjects necessary to explain the vast complexity of the Earth and its formation and ongoing evolution. Thank you.

[@JanneWolterbeek]

This video should have over 7 billion views. Wow.

[@fernandoflores3161]

BEAUTIFUL!!!! Thank you very much

[@LoneRider1969]

Thankyou 4 the upload, blew my mind🤯. Fascinating!! Greetings from Oz 🇭🇲

[@Monticello_Bonifacio]

40:25 the animation when the amphibian poked out his head from water is so cute yet so evolutionary, lol 😭

[@coccinella4107]

This is one of my favourite ever videos on KZbin. It's epic, informative and I really enjoy it. Many thanks for this excellent video!

[@mikehink4062]

That was so well made... I’m amazed. Not just the info but the production. Bravo 👏🏼

[@rexreynolds9203]

Great documentary! I thought I had heard it all but actually learned quite a bit. I especially like how they were able to summarize the entire history of Earth and life on Earth in one hour! I only wish they had spent a minute or two discussing how evolution works, especially in the development of multicellular organisms and complex systems as in eyes, brains, etc. And what's up with that one ice age they gave no reason for?

[@MrOrangeonion]

Because reasons, dont question man, just wait till they think of the reason and accept them as facts. Big brain crew!!

[@PuffinDaEr6]

A new higher species will arise and a new era will begin. We are a small part of bigger story.

[@a787fxr]

Very well done. Thank you. !:- )

[@jerryeriksen]

It even explains how H2O and our atmosphere and even oxygen formed, in all my schooling I never learned that. Absolutely Amazing FACTS

[@mammaknows5666]

Excellent video…incredible!!!!

[@kenanhasan9784]

İncredible video. Thanks all.

[@jlsabinas8578]

This is great work, thanks!

[@mycinnamongirl]

I love this video so much I’ve watched it multiple times! Science is awesome!

[@hiattgrey9161]

Personally, I feel lucky. I feel lucky that we are here. We are in Earth at it's prime, we can soak in the Sun, see all of the amazing animals and sights, and Mother Nature before the Sun takes it all away in 5 billion years.

[@skylernestman9073]

This was really nice. The pacing was really good, and the relaxing music helped me focus. learned quite a bit while watching this, and saw some areas where I want to dig deeper.

[@nooneasked726]

We gotta learn to love this planet

[@twilightzone9598]

Best video on this subject matter I've ever seen--relatively easy to follow and understand with great graphics.

[@OmidKohan-e9m]

the creators of the video and the amazing researchers behind the scenes.

[@term0s]

Man, this is MASTERPIECE, really appreciate this!

[@relaxingblog]

«"Great content! Keep up with a good work!"»

[@sree4551]

Very impressive.. tears came out after seeing the death of our mother 🌎..

[@Caroline.01]

Me: this video is interesting! Anxiety: hold that thought

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

The past is gone, the present is being done and the future is dim.

[@christianjsears]

Absolutely incredible video!

[@Eckotich]

so sad if great content only has 29K view and 22 comment :(

[@davidalves4791]

Now I got caught in the middle of an existential crisis… however, thank you so much for this amazing representation of our history and future. I strongly feel like I have a quest, alongside the other human beings, to develop new forms of intelligence and spread life through other spacial bodies. Sounds sooo fictional and a little bit crazy but in the end of the day I think that’s the true. We’re finite here. Our civilization won’t last forever, the Earth as we know it won’t last forever, WE won’t last forever. But knowledge is timeless.

[@KYIMGMG]

More Please , very nice

[@bbfeign1]

Excellent . thank you

[@fullertonphotography5083]

What a beautiful video!

[@TheMusicalChills66]

Wonderfully put together and executed. What a time to be alive!

[@keel858]

Sensei Shigenory Mararuyama domo arigato totemo ii desu, subarashi. (Profesor Shigenori Maruyama thank you very nuch excellent presentation for us who wants to widen our knowledge!)

[@mufasa.henry3431]

what a marvelous journey

[@awesomealienplayz3129]

Amazing film, I 2atched this whole thing in one sitting

[@mysticoversoul]

Great presentation and graphics deployment. Nice fluid development of information content. Terrific job.

[@p1dru2art]

This is the best

[@GraceDollesin]

Wow! I love our Universe and our solar system especially our mighty SUN, the giver of all lives in our planet .

[@haarpanoid]

Outstanding piece of work! It seems impossible to summarize so much in so little. Bravo.

[@MarsiliusFicino]

What a ride! I like to think a similar life cycle has taken and will continue to take place perhaps many many times over elsewhere across the universe. And now I have that Beatles tune in my head.

[@Spencer8242]

best video ever made

[@mrofnocnon]

The whole history of the world in just over an hour!

[@bsat23ub]

After watching this movie, I feel like I'm just a multicellular organism that should love only

[@janicadamiles]

It made me amaze of how amazing humans are. The future of the earth looks really sad but exiting.

[@landagharkiller3909]

The end made me cry because I love Mom.

[@anotherplanet5828]

I commend you on a really well made film! It should be required learning in every school and every church across the globe!

[@yomarramos6310]

1:05:17 this almost made me cry

[@sharinaross1865]

Most definitely.

[@famli360]

good job! thank you !

[@IraclisPapadopoulos]

WOW!! :O This was just beautiful having goosebumps...

[@akshaychandandey3551]

Waaaoww ! Thoroughly enjoyed... Thank you very much.

[@jordanpratt927]

We humans are but custodians of this planet. This video emphasises how small and insignificant we are in the grand scheme of the Universe. I think great benefit will come from showing this to children - probably at around 15-16 years old. This video, I feel, would go a long way in instilling a sense of urgency, meaning and gratitude in those young people. This life and planet are fragile - we must live our lives accordingly.

[@Tearloch]

Beautifully stated.

[@frankr29]

Agree with Tearloch: nicely done.

[@sohailmustaque]

For every beginning , there is an ending !

[@ranizkan1564]

This documentary introduces some concepts quite different from what I have learned either in or out of class. Some of them like dark nebulas seem a little farfetched at the time I am writing this. I'll look into more of this later.

[@gordonquigg9389]

I always knew that something like this was happening. Thank you for such a detailed explanation. I'm 64, and so glad that my past several generations and I got live on earth when it was in it's absolute prime, of a rare, precious, miracle of a planet, with all of the magical life and entertainment that went along with it. I wonder if our creator new that all this would finally come to fruition before it was ruined.

[@allsam18]

thank You, it was mindblowing ♥

[@zoehope73]

An excellent documentary, thank you. I'm also impressed by most of the comments, also. I have renewed faith in people.

[@MACHOMANRANDYSAVAGE2211]

Wow....I dont know what is stranger....the WHOLE history of earth and life fit into an hour and small change, or that your not charging for it on KZbin......

[@simmomantua8910]

Awesome video

[@cadethatdude85]

this is amazing.

[@sakritone]

It is the best explanation of "where do we come from". However. Second law of thermodynamics (entropy always increases) dictates that complexity should decrease (higher entropy) NOT increase (formation of life forms). So there lies the mystery of life....

[@malcolmdean2303]

It's no mystery. A life form is a biochemical system that imports energy and exports entropy, and in so doing creates and maintains order and complexity. It does not breach the Second Law. It uses it. It is not a mystery. But it is a marvel.

[@raidermaxx2324]

wait a minute you got that backwards dude. higher entropy means that complexity should increase, not decrease. for example a glass of wine, shattering into a million pieces, is more complex than it was before, when it was an ordered drinking vessel. Life becomes for complex, but then it makes patterns and things like technology, which appears to be an "orderly" phenomenon but that is just an illusion.. superficial.. we are making the planet more disorderly, even though we become more complex metaphysically.