What was the Earth like 3 Billion Years Ago ? | History of the Earth Documentary

🌍 Where did we come from?
How was the world around us formed?
These questions are powerful engines of reflection, responding to a visceral need to know where we come from, where we belong and to understand the world around us.
Our planet, Earth, is a planet like any other. Like others, it is unique. Planets share some of their history but have evolved differently, developing their own individualities. Earth is the only known planet that harbors life. Among all the organisms that have succeeded one another, one has demonstrated a great capacity to dominate its environment and adapt it to its needs: Man.
Man hates ignorance. That is why he began very early on to study these questions in order to understand the Earth. But can we really claim to know the Earth when so many interpretations and uncertainties are involved? Man studied the subject, first through philosophy, then through geology. The study of the lithosphere reveals an astonishing amount of information that allows us to trace its formation. Today a history of the Earth has been written since its birth, but the scenario is not set in stone and will continue to evolve as discoveries are made. It has not always resembled the beautiful, calm and peaceful blue planet. Its birth and "infancy" were chaos, an unprecedented hell with unimaginable heat.
How did it evolve into the Earth we know today?
What was the Earth like 3 billion years ago?
🔥 As a reminder, videos are posted on SUNDAYS at 18:00.
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💥 What was the Earth like 3 billion years ago? :
- A heavy, unbreathable atmosphere reigns on Earth. The planet is in a transition phase during which methane-producing microorganisms are giving way to photosynthetic organisms and releasing oxygen in large proportions. Earth resembles Saturn's moon Titan under a thick, impenetrable orange haze.
A new type of organism appears: coccoid bacteria in the form of spherules surrounded by a shell, a kind of photosynthetic plankton called phytoplankton. Taking advantage of a climate that has become moderate, this type of plankton, autotrophic in carbon, thrives. It obtains its energy through photosynthesis. Too small to be visible to the naked eye, it can appear on the surface of the water as a colored expanse if its organisms are present in sufficient quantity. Phytoplankton is a primary producer, since its function is to transform inorganic matter, such as CO2, mineral salts, light or water, into organic matter which is then used by other living organisms.
The appearance of eukaryotic cells is linked to the appearance of compartmentalization within the cells themselves. This is reflected in the presence, within the cell, of various organelles and a nucleus that imprisons the genetic material. Two billion years ago, the endosymbiosis of a protobacterium would have allowed the appearance of a particular organelle: the mitochondrion. During their evolution, cells meet and interact. Some cells absorb others. If digestion does not occur, the ingested organism reproduces inside the host cell. Eventually, the bacterium ceases to have autonomy and becomes an organelle.
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🎬 In today's program:
- 00:00 - Introduction.
- 01:52 - Pongola Glaciation
- 03:35 - Formation of the Kenorland supercontinent.
- 04:36 - Evolution of plate tectonics
- 06:35 - The Great Oxidation
- 09:27 - Atmospheric Evolution and Huronian Glaciations
- 13:32 - The ocean is full of huge iron deposits
- 14:48 - Phytoplankton expansion
- 15:53 - The beginning of the formation of the supercontinent Columbia
- 17:49 - The evolution of cells
- 22:42 - Arrival of mitochondria
- 24:22 - The bored billion and the ocean in between
- 26:50 - Fragmentation of the supercontinent Columbia
- 27:25 - The evolution of eukaryotic cells
- 29:52 - The formation of the supercontinent Rodinia
- 32:45 - A new episode of the snowball Earth: the Varanger glaciation
- 38:00 - The Pan-African orogeny
- 39:08 - The formation of the ozone layer
- 40:30 - Oceanic oxygenation "Neoproterozoic oxidation event" and Ediacaran fauna
- 46:50 - The Strange Face of the Earth
- 48:29 - The Cambrian faunal explosion
- 50:16 - The Tommot fauna
- 52:30 - The Chengjiang fauna
- 57:07 - Burgess Fauna
- 01:08:32 - Life is about to come out of the water

[@svennevermore2463]

Thanks for the cameraman who travelled back in time and risk its life just to share a priceless video for us.

[@n1k32h]

Shut up idiot. Up untill you was born we never relied on video.

[@JudasPriestSUCKS]

Cringe

[@naveenkumar-qm7ze]

And your joke is as old as the earth itself, godddammit get over it

[@theoteddy9665]

I must say your planet looks interesting, I will visit you soon...

[@dennisjahnke7455]

Call first. We're pretty busy these days.👀😶

[@theoteddy9665]

@@dennisjahnke7455 you bet.. muhehe

[@romansiegfriedstreimelwege2633]

Sometimes KZbin Algorithm presents me a jewel like this channel. Superb Dokus, thx!

[@INeedWhey]

Thought I was gonna learn something But I fell asleep every fucking time, but the sleep be good af with these on tho

[@dennisjahnke7455]

Love this documentary.

[@alexlabs4858]

Beautiful vid

[@daveharden5929]

Never mentioned in nothing but the most recent scientific is how plate tectonics was kicked off. It was some good out of the box thinking connecting how much closer the moon was to the earth 2.5bya. Current thinking is tidal gravitational forces heating the mantel lending plasticity to the crustal zones leading to the continental break up and beginning of drift.

[@jasonbinedell3509]

Great video but the forcing of the words at the end of each sentence kills it every tiiiiimeeeeeaaaaahhhh

[@Duncan_McFly82]

Bro u ain’t lying! 😂

[@liannadragon]

He reminds me of Forrest Gu-ump 😆

[@jimjimgl3]

As if his battery drained before the sentence was finished

[@midwestmusic1909]

Yep along with the strange pronunciations & the (wrong) emphasis on syllables.... Gotta love AI voiceovers lol

[@CubicPlanets]

Ey

[@douglasbonvillain1073]

I do not know if you will see this but this is great content with a great format. Keep it up you are doing a great job.

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

Sponges are not annelids. Annelids include such creatures as many worms, etc.

[@n1k32h]

The origins of life is already destroyed in magma deep underground recycling mass😊

[@edwarddorey4480]

Who is doing research on these topics? Are you using an AI to make the script for this video?

[@yonaszeresanay601]

Thanks you very much because what Was the earth befor a 3 billion years ago history of the earth this planet 🙏👏

[@teisanlap]

Your videos are awesome, and your voice is soothing.

[@australien6611]

Its an AI voice and extremely annoying. Gave it 15 seconds

[@3rdcoasttoast201]

ChatGPT has entered the chat

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Echinoderms" is pronounced "ee-KINE-oh-derms," the second syllable rhyming with "line," "sign," "pine," etc.

[@dieterschneegans1850]

Thanks smart-ass

[@SalimAli-ed8ie]

❤

[@denisechapman4077]

I'm watching very interesting

[@bebopjhinkins]

Wonderful video 😮😮

[@robertpearson835]

Great Movie!!!

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

Instead of "adaption," "adaptation" should have been used.

[@ladygumshoe7402]

I swear...you must be very miserable. Who cares??????😠

[@u235u235u235]

did Ediacaran fauna have predation?

[@jamesraymond1158]

Good animations for Cambrian explosion. But many of the biological names are terribly mispronounced.

[@ryangarcia4101]

in the beningging... beginining, beninggiging, beginining. start

[@MrGigi-dz9cv]

That is, when i realize, my time on this planet is meaningless.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Great job, Wondody! Beautiful images with an interesting and engaging narration. Only one very small error. It is pronounced "sub-duc-tion", not "seduction".

[@jeroldcrawford3431]

Thanks. I spent 5 minutes looking in dictionaries trying to find the word as I thought maybe it was a tectonic process I did not know.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@jeroldcrawford3431 You're most welcome. Have a great evening!

[@australien6611]

Dont think the AI will understand, care about or read your comment dude

[@joeymurdazalotmore6355]

Masterfully put together

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Ionron is a source of life.

[@ademhensley6692]

His thinking Forrest Gump man "Jenny why don't you love meEuhh...?" Hahet We0uuh

[@weskirkland5850]

So old they only had 720p

[@stuartsmith1651]

I want to like thiiiiiss. But the random inflectionnnns. At the end of sentenceeeess. Bothers meeeee. A looo-ooot.

[@Boris_Chang]

Is there a worldwide shortage of Haldol?

[@jeroldcrawford3431]

ha-ha-ha! Just struck me funny at that moment - thanks

[@midwestmusic1909]

Definitely *not* a shortage of thorazine. There *is* an adderall shortage, however. Lol

[@mihaeladesaga2518]

Amazing!

[@NinjaNerosis]

It wasn't discovered yet...

[@BanAllBirds]

Background music destroyed it all

[@humungus3]

Was this written by an ai? Or voiced by an ai?

[@charlesachurch7265]

Great presentation. Informative and enlightening. Thanks xxx. I wish ignorant stoners didn't leave dumb responses. This is good science well explained.

[@pelleyngvedeadohlin1935]

whos watching?🖐️

[@carolrichardson9809]

He puts you off the documentary he don’t no when to stop the sentences lol

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Some nice speculation presenting as truth.

[@robertzaborowski4656]

Not as many parking lots....

[@outdoorangerify]

Humans to settle permanently? Why were we from outer space? I'm phoning my uncle on Alpha Centuri to find out...

[@fozzz-vb5oj]

HILARIOUS HOW does anyone Really know

[@dantreviso4753]

@2:35 Snow accumulates in the summer. No one at wondoon doodoos proof reads this material. How can people say that this is a good and awesome video?. Sometimes I think that half the comments are from.🤖🤖

[@Keving3]

I just disregard the first couple, I figure they have to be the fools family or someone else they can blackmail. Yours was refreshing, and to have had 3 comments above yours telling this guy he can't read/pronounce/understand the material...KZbin should pull all the low level material they have here who's only purpose is to get hits/money for the creator

[@footnotedrummer]

Why does this "person's" voice sound like Forest Gump-a? "Hello, Jenny-a"

[@particularlybad]

Vocabunami

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Why is cyborge brain is geniuse.😕😆😄

[@OzarkHillbilly]

To everyone in earlier comments. I think that the narrator is possibly from Australia. The pronunciation of words and the stress at the end of the sentence is typically an Australian thing.

[@iwearflansuit]

This is absolutely not an Australian accent. Sincerely, an Australian

[@Madog16]

@@iwearflansuitas a fellow Australian, agreed

[@TheCosta5000]

As another Aussie I concur.

[@australien6611]

Umm its an AI voiceover and sounds nothing like an Australian despite you apparently being an expert on languages

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

He never control his dreams😕😆😄

[@photohounds]

High CO2 levels = "The Big Bang of life" - NOT a coincidence.

[@n1k32h]

Yes the co no. Fact oxygen

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Brachiopod" is pronounced "BRAY-kee-oh-pod." Consider the terms "brachiation" and "brachial." In all such cases the first syllable is pronounced "BAY," as in the sound made by a donkey.

[@midwestmusic1909]

It's an AI voice , hence all the errors.

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Collagen" is pronounced "KOL-a-jen," NOT "kol-A-jen." Shame.

[@iwipemyownass1416]

Shut your ass up.

[@aninewforest]

Interesting info, but the background soundtrack is so loud and chaotic, I find it hard to absorb much of it.

[@johndoh5182]

Did you write this for a geologist audience? I had to stop after 5 min. because I didn't know WTF you were saying, and I do pretty good at educating myself along with having all undergrad classes done. I'll stick with The History of the Earth channel. They have a better understanding that their audience is wide and when introducing scientific terms, especially specialized science where you have to study that particular field to know the language, you have to give some explanation. I could go back and count how many terms you used in the first 5 minutes that need explanation but it's not worth the time. I'm guessing it was around 10.

[@n1k32h]

​@@TheNeonNug I educate wait that fire if there you know what a did next to it?

[@ohyeayea6692]

i research what i dont understand.

[@angusmackaskill3035]

it was hot, way hotter than today. life didn't exist. so who caused global warming back then?

[@MandarinCamille]

Right? And of course, they have to attach the UN tag that Climate Change mostly caused by humans and burning of fossil fuels on a video about earth billions of years ago. 🙄 Geesh

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Edi8acarans" is pronounced "edd-ee-a-KAR-anz."

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

Pardon. That should have been "ee-dee-AK-ar-anz.' ::😊::

[@Avidav]

Is this a robot voice?

[@bugssy]

Is this the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

[@n1k32h]

No. Sciences is best guess! That's all buddy. But so you know we have internet and GPS also deep space communication thanks to Science. Let's not forget other techs also

[@Jomezarts]

Is this AI generated?

[@Mizzpacksnation]

Yup

[@fernandofierro7958]

Yes and it's coming 4 U😵

[@ademhensley6692]

I definitely kinda didn't feel my time was being wasted for t3htZ un gehgo I think it's AI actually 🤔maybe... Huh, cuz the RULE OF SEMITRIX.... BY RULE AIS SPEAchE AND APPEARANCE IS ALWAYS SUPPOSED to be like 1 or 3 s7mzhet percent detectable for HUMAN to not become creeped by them so yep63p 6ep that my shrip in yurrybodiez naddzkettel.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Miracles is brilliants is magic is intelegents its a memory that no ones forgets.

[@wannabetall2000]

Omg no one gave you any intelligence?

[@ApexHerbivore]

dude sounds like Gollum

[@SubvertTheState]

How do you say alot while saying nothing?

[@michaelselz3389]

Y retarded?

[@LisaAnderson-fe3uj]

What language are you trying to ramble in? You make no sense 🙄

[@emilnielsen3671]

Thank you chat bot 😂

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

Early life was extinct because of oxygen. Who hated oxygen?

[@Jaggerbush]

Everything- read up on it. It killed off all life at one point. It’s known as the great oxidation event.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Do you thinks our brain is full of iron 😕😆😅

[@mizugameza1253]

When you let the heroin kid narrate

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

A computers chips brains is full of iron right😕😆😄

[@megladonjey7668]

This creation ain't luck God is great

[@FreedomAnderson]

*Looks at wheelchair* Yeah, great.

[@CubicPlanets]

Hi

[@Aces77777]

The Earth wasn't there at that time

[@angeladansie4378]

😆😂🤣

[@harrietharlow9929]

It most certainly was. Rocks can be dated using various techniques, based upon known rates of decay from one element to another. The oldest dated rocks on earth are at least 4 billion years in age, From dating meteorites, which are leftovers from the formation of the solar system, we get a date of about 4.567 billion years. You do not glorify God by ignorance. I believe in God but I also believe that He used geological processes and evolution as part of His plan of Creation. Remember, God's time is not our time: "A thousand years are but a day in Thy sight".

[@Aces77777]

@@harrietharlow9929 Well said, maybe you are right

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@Aces77777 Thank you for your kind reply. Science cannot tell us why the earth and life exist, but it can explain how they developed.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

From notthings into were😕👽😂

[@SubvertTheState]

Relax man

[@timmyshore3755]

😂 like he knows what it was like 3 billion years ago

[@samuelwashington3031]

Or that he knows what a Bible is. This being 2023,the New Testament is about year 1 A.D. So we are to believe that the Old Testament covers most of the 3 billion years.

[@betterhavecash]

There are so many reasons both of you won't understand why the earth is demonstrably 4.58 billion years old. Radio carbon dating, heavy water ratios, observations of cosmic phenomena. It'll really mess you up when you realize the universe is 13.78+/-0.034 billion years old.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Like metals technology how that exist from a rock.😕👽😂

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

If the metals exist from nothings then thats is multiflying by plenty.

[@jonathanturek5846]

Great content.. horrible narration

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Who knows if God brain is all of exist .😕?

[@Keving3]

repeat in english please, I think I agree but can't be sure

[@normanclark1185]

God created all things in six day's 6000 yrs ago

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Such comments are as uneducated as the original idiot who said the world's only 4000 years old.

[@FreedomAnderson]

Does “all things” include my disability?

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

The whole point is exist is a God.?

[@travistaylor5444]

There's a huge problem. The earth isn't that old like evolutionary says.

[@meatandveggies8008]

I hope nobody is taking this seriously because nobody knows what really happened. Think for yourself people or you'll become sheep.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Zion years old is not enought. No counts can read on 😕😆😂

[@LisaAnderson-fe3uj]

What are you rambling about?

[@johnsterling5425]

history only began about 10,000 years ago. it's absurd to claim history of anything began 4.6 billion years ago. this intro kinda killed the whole documentary for me.

[@fraser_mr2009]

10,000 years ago lol You fat earthers are hilarious.

[@FreedomAnderson]

Where are you getting 10,000 years from?

[@johnsterling5425]

because the oldest written records are at most 10,000 years old and the definition of history requires specifically a contemporary written record exist@@FreedomAnderson

[@ohyeayea6692]

yes yr right. definitely not a doco meant for you...

[@dennissavage4007]

The Earth is only six thousand years old as per bible.

[@BriEnr]

What are you doing on the science side of youtube? Go back to your mythology

[@joedavidson6556]

Fake news

[@davidsheckler4450]

An here's the Sheeple that believe in this nonsense 🤤🤪🤡

[@normanclark1185]

Not true

[@Lexi2019AURORA]

Lol why not?

[@normanclark1185]

Earth wasn't here 3 billion years ago its only 6000 yrs old

[@lazybread6920]

Where exactly in that Bible does it state that the earth is only 6000 years old?

[@fraser_mr2009]

6 thousand years old lmao.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

How all exist is from miracle magic God.rememver that is all imposible to anser .

[@LisaAnderson-fe3uj]

Would you shut it already? You sound like you were dropped on your head as a child. No one cares about your religious delusions 🙄

[@biaberg3448]

The earth didn’t excite millions of years ago. Pure fantasy. 😂

[@FreedomAnderson]

You’re right, the earth is 4.5 billion years old.

[@nasticanasta]

3 billion years 😂

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

No one tolds only the God knows😕👽

[@fahimrasouli6670]

The history of the earth is in holy Qur'an

[@timmyshore3755]

no it isn’t. that’s fake book

[@travistaylor5444]

Are you talking about that coloring book you use as your way of rationalizing terrorism?

[@TheGuyver010]

Qu'ran aka toilet paper!

[@puckitpare5787]

I'd listen to more, but that damn music is TOO DAMN LOUD! I just want to hear you talk. 😔

[@ladygumshoe7402]

Some of us like the 🎶. Try acceptance in your life. Maybe you won't be so miserable then.

[@kirkwoodpaterson9510]

Nonsense

[@dennissavage4007]

The Earth is only six thousand years old as per bible.

[@joedavidson6556]

😆😆

[@saltyjosh]

Per people who interpret the Bible. That period, or the book of genesis, was remembered through stories and is a collection of those. It was the last book included. Doesn't say created 6000 years. Don't hate Christianity

[@joedavidson6556]

It’s not hatred. More like the feeling one gets when a pesky fly just won’t stop buzzing around your ear.

[@saltyjosh]

@@joedavidson6556 I understand. But Christianity accounts for around 70% of all charities around the world. It also helped establish written moral principles and laws. I always have to remind myself of that since I have my issues with it as well.

[@seanmuir2862]

@@saltyjosh Morals and laws predate christianity and judaism

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

No one tolds only the God knows😕👽