Where Did Earth's Water Come From?

[@HistoryoftheEarth]

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[@luaufeet4368]

Mars lost its water but Mars is too small? First time I heard that.

[@mekadeth]

A note about Percival Lowell, there is some evidence that he suffered from glaucoma, which tended to make the cause a shadow of the veins and nerves appear on the retina as it is pushed up against them by pressure. Tests have been done on the eye piece that he used on his telescope and they show that a person with glaucoma would be able to notice these shadows if you look through it at a mostly singular color. Thus the general belief is that the canals that he saw were actually the shadowy reflection of his eyes' own retina. Edit: Changed Cornea to Retina, as it should be. As pointed out by Paul Endry, the Cornea doesn't actually have a blood supply (it gets oxygen from the air, not through they blood supply.)

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Appallo never went to no damn moon. Fact

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@@jayltd.7030 when would you say America first landed on the moon?

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@@jayltd.7030 if ever

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*breadth.

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Thanks for watching!

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[@johnbockelie3899]

The water was stolen from Mars, that explains why Martains always want to invade Earth in old sci- Fi movies.

[@autojohn-pu1vf]

@@HistoryoftheEarth I just jumped to this vid after How The Earth Got Its Magnetic Field (And Why It Might Not Protect Us Much Longer)....and subbing👍As a space weather observer, I'm lookin for content tying the magnetic field to the prev earth 12000yr cycle many call the "Noah Event". The ongoing pole shift started in 1890 (so thats when they started tracking it)... YOU know what happened in 1890 So Mars had life & water up to the 24000 sun cycle?🤔 evidence suggests we're heading into another🏜🌋🌊

[@red_nikolai]

"No rocks survive from that time" Except that one trooper we talked about last video. Great work, loving this channel! It's strange and amazing to think that our water and metals were sent to us by Jupiter, or that the water in my own flesh was originally from something like the asteroid belt and not Earth. Or to look out my window and know that, right up there, invisible in the sky, is a titanic shield keeping me safe.

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Like Carl Sagan and Joni Mitchell used to say, "We're all starstuff."

[@HistoryoftheEarth]

If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch you must first invent the universe

[@beauforda.stenberg1280]

It's water, by Jove.

[@leehenry5764]

@@Slowmodem1 Star dust.

[@Mrbfgray]

Except the entire Earth is made of such as asteroids in the 1st place.

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[@Wonkabar007]

This whole series is so watchable, really well put together. Earth seems to have been on an incredible run of luck to be like it is today, will anything ever end the lucky run ?

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It was no stroke of luck, as above so below

[@wthomas7955]

Eventually luck will run out. According to this video once the core of the planet cools it will experience the same fate as Mars.

[@truthsocialmedia]

@@tinetannies4637 and what intent is that? You must a man raised by a single mother

[@comedowntopapa1184]

Oh I can simplify that for you, when will the scientist of how it all happened run out? Much better phrasing of the question.

[@thanassisveggos627]

@@wthomas7955 from what I've read the moon keeps the Earth tectonically active kneading the mantle and maintains the spin of the liquid core. Mars' moons were too tiny to do the same so Mars' core cooled with time

[@anandkrishna5124]

“A planet once gifted, then robbed” I feel so sorry for Mars now😭

[@squaaam2263]

if it makes you feel better, god threw a moon at us like we’re tony stark

[@markspc1]

He-he don't worry, Elon Musk is going to make Mars green again, ha-ha maybe.

[@benthekeeshond545]

@@markspc1 To begin with, we must have enough energy to start anything on Mars. By the way, I believe we have not discovered evidence on Mars that it once had plants or trees. To make it green, there are a lot of work. A lot of precious energy to start a plant life cycle but Mars cannot hold an atmosphere. I wonder if it is worth trying to make Mars green.

[@benthekeeshond545]

@@squaaam2263 But our shitty moon is even worse than Mars. Mars at least resembles our deserts through pictures.

[@squaaam2263]

@@benthekeeshond545 you’re right we need to somehow make an artifical carbon cycle on mars, and we’re only good at fucking up carbon cycles as a species

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Cool story...

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I'm retired, no longer having Sunday foreboding. Every day is the same. I awaken mid-sleep, often. Last night was no exception. This video did the same as for you. I fell back to sleep halfway through. Once up for good, I had to watch the whole video again. Great stuff! BTW, being retired is not all it's cracked up to be. I'm as busy now, if not busier than I was when working... It's just that if I need extra sleep, I can get it, and I do. Well done History of the Earth! Keep this content coming.

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First of all: thank you for producing a wonderful documentary indicating the origins of water. Again thank you. This IS appreciated.

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Percival Lowell was imaginative, intuitive, allowing us a little look over his shoulder while doing so. Being wrong on a few things, he allowed us to say "well and why not ?" asking "what if" until we know better. Thanks for the videos 😊

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Wondering exactly how Mars looked throughout Lowell’s telescope...

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There is a hypothesis that what he was actually seeing was the veins in his own eyes. The eyepiece was so small that it acted as an opthalmoscope. He also saw spots and lines on Venus

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@@andrew7955 The spots would be floaters for sure.

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@@andrew7955 is he the one that saw the canal system on Mars?

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Rewarded by whom?

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The tears of enlightenment.

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Man, water is an amazing thing. I'm just sitting here, thinking of all the things it does for life. One of those moments.. Life is amazing. Being conscious, and aware. Religious or not, that is something we can all agree with. Existence is amazing, and unique. Its something more people should cherish.

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Nice point. Well said. Romans 1:19-20 Because what may be known about God is clearly evident among them, for God made it clear to them.20 For his invisible qualities are clearly seen from the world’s creation onward, because they are perceived by the things made, even his eternal power and Godship, so that they are inexcusable.

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Also something very destructive ever seen a tsunami? And also isn’t like it’s Just pure and u can live off it if your stuck in a ocean drinking salt water you will die so everything you just said sounds pointless to a realist and why cherish anything when you die you won’t remember shit your as irrelevant as a seashell getting washed away in the ocean truth hurts

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Check out the notes and links under the video.

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Thank you for this poetic, beautifully done and comprehensive video of an enormously complicated subject. It does make the pain of destruction so much greater. Mankind today is destroying this life blood of our planet and most people aren't even aware of the subject, much less the danger.

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Also overblown by totalitarians to make us willingly become slaves. Don't take anything at face value, and check it yourself if poss. The amount of lies in this society is beyond measure.

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@@End_Domestic_Violence Humans have only existed for 200,000 years and will likely become a different species in 200,000 years.

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What humans are doing to the planet pales in comparison to the events that caused the great extinctions of the past. Siberian super volcanoes caused the Permian extinction (The Great Dying). 63 million years age an asteroid killed the dinosaurs except for the birds. Human caused damage? The Earth will shake us off like a bad case of fleas. It isn't going anywhere, but humans certainly will (go away). -channeling the late, great philosopher, George Carlin

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I think that water was present even in the beginning of Earth's formation or evolution wherein the earth is the one who have it's complete elements which is capable of providing a living things.

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Water is life

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Glad to have you here. Welcome!

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Same. I feel like im 12 years old watching old school discovery channel again. before it was taken over by reality tv garbage

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[@zacka6226]

Wow, Flagstaff is pretty much my second hometown, and while I was always aware of Lowell Observatory, I honestly didn't know a thing about the person behind the name. I always thought whatever Lowell it was named after was an inconsequential person. On top of that, I always heard the observatory's claim to fame was that it was where Pluto was discovered. So I never knew any of this stuff about Percival Lowell, or Mars until now! Like I said, Flagstaff is really my second hometown, I moved there when I was fifteen, and only stayed for about 5 more years. So maybe I missed out on a lot of childhood field trips, and local stories about Percival Lowell.

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This video is a work of art- like listening to poetry while gazing upon something beautiful. Amazing work I absolutely loved it.

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Really enjoyed this, thanks! Also thanks due for making it incredibly understandable :)

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Thanks for watching ! Plenty more on the way !

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

@@HistoryoftheEarth I remember watching a documentary written and presented by Dr Brian Cox about how the earth formed and all that good stuff. But he's a particle physicist and as usual, when trying to understand physics, at some point my brain crashed. I'm not a stupid person but physics and me do not get along! This was much more my speed :D

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Ellection

[@VicarMullicule]

Really enjoy these videos, they are super well scripted! Small correction, though, H.G. Wells died in 1946, you made a typo at 4:03 where it says that he died in 1966 Edit: another one: I guess it's a little bit misleading saying that water is two thirds hydrogen. It is of course two atoms out of the three making up the molecular compound, but in terms of mass, it only constitutes around 1/9 because of oxygen's considerable mass compared to hydrogen.

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I saw that and was thrown for a second. Ah, typos happen - probably hard to correct once they're posted!

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Molecularly it is two thirds Hydrogen

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I thought H G wells died in 1966 i must have it mix up with sum one else

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@Singer Impressions Isn't it 'aitch'? But I agree there's no 'Huh' in it...

[@insertnamehere8099]

If only Lowell could have lived to see the up-close exploration of mars It’d probably have made him happy if only he knew that someday, long after he was gone, we would know so much more about mars

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Would be better if he said aitch and not Haitch .....ugh

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Yes, it probably is hypnotic, it has to be in order for people to believe it. But just think about it. Evilution is telling us that nothing exploded and made everything. Then rain upon the rocks formed a primordial soup, which lightning striked and formed a single cell, an amoeba, which over millions of years became man, all by chance with favourable mutations. It's a far fetched theory. People should read the Bible that has never been proven wrong. There remains maintains of evidence of a world wide flood that destroyed the earth just 4500 years ago just as the Bible says

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Yes, satanically seductive to get you away from the truth of the Bible.

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60tbird None of what you said is true. Wow that’s ignorant medieval nonsense right there!

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I love how Jupiter is almost portrayed as an evil villain trying to destroy Earth and Mars. It really makes for a compelling story that keeps you hooked. It's almost Attenborough-esque.

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Just mentioned of David Attenborough made me want to watch it. I was teetering the other way so thank you for the info.

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I got the opposite sense. If it weren't for Jupiter, we never would've gotten our water. Jupiter's a good lad!

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That was basically an 8 minute intro. This video was great.

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I really enjoyed your poetic treatment of language. Very nice!

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Well, what can I say? Another fantastic video, which you produce again and again, every time it's a wonderful production of history, beauty and accurate science. All of you are so talented, I would LOVE to see a short introduction video introducing everybody...I would love to meet you all. Please consider this and again, thank you for unbelievable stunning work.

[@thefurrybstard1964]

All caught up with your series now. Looking forward to the next one.

[@oldmanofcotati]

This was mesmerizing. Much too short. As good as a production and story weaving can be.

[@burnedbread4691]

Very wonderful and well narrsted series! I've enjoyed through and through. If I could make a wish, make a video about Jupiter and the other gas giants

[@HistoryoftheEarth]

Okay!

[@jamessullivan4391]

*narrated

[@marioballesteros8839]

This is the third video that I watch from your channel. It is fantastic and beautiful.

[@ACoroa]

Nice use of visuals and background music. Excellent combination with calm narration.

[@foetaltreborus2017]

I think that this series FAR exceeds the BBC Universe series ...concise , pithy...indepth...brilliant .

[@wiamoaw]

I predict this channel will be massive one day soon....

[@entropytango5348]

Another great video. I wish flat earthers and other science deniers would watch this

[@ankhpom9296]

Flat earthers and science deniers will not watch this video due to fear. When Galileo presented his telescope to the pope and invited the clerics to see through it, they all refused being fearful that what they would see will destroy their belief that the universe revolved around earth. Galileo was thrown in prison for heresy and his claim the earth revolved around the sun.

[@DeAlpineBro]

This is excellent, wonderful, and on and on... Great writing. Beautiful graphics! The voice of the narrator is elegant and concise. This is very well done. 4.0 gpa

[@glb1993]

I find the actual information and story of how our earth began and went along to get to where it is far more fascinating and awe inspiring than any religious creation story.

[@BrutalHonduras]

The fact Earth has a magnetic field strong enough to negate solar wind probably has more to do with the fact Earth also has the core of Thea to work with as opposed to Earth's size.

[@Xostrich12X]

I love the work you're doing! Keep it up. This channel is going to explode

[@r2out]

Congratulations, you have succeeded in awakening my sense of wonder with your very well made video. Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward to seeing more✌️

[@walylama1672]

Man. My ADHD is so bad I watched this entire thing but didn't hear a word. Life is a trip.

[@Discotekh_Dynasty]

Take diet Meth, it helped me

[@Hirome_Satou]

This series, coupled with the history of the universe, really puts it into perspective how unlikely life is, and how likely it is that we are alone despite the vast size of the galaxy. Space is just so deadly for life, and it's so astronomically difficult for the conditions to be just right for life to come about. Either we are alone, or we are so few, isolated, and far between, that we might as well be alone.

[@dnstone1127]

Co discoverer of evolution Alfred Wallace was one of those who debunked Lowell's theory of Martian civilization.

[@rexbentley8332]

Well, guess he got one thing right anyway.

[@60tbird1]

All these theories are debunked by the Holy Bible which tells us everything we're looking for.

[@wesleyandries3434]

@@60tbird1 see how science likes to sway people away from all of God's creations 👀

[@60tbird1]

Wesley Andries , it’s all part of the satanic script to turn people away from the Bible and God almighty.

[@davidweeks3981]

60tbird1 are you really that stupid?

[@ActualLiteralKyle]

This was awesome- great video very informative

[@HistoryoftheEarth]

Thanks for watching !

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

@@HistoryoftheEarth hey im curious how you could say that there was never an ancient civilization on mars? That isn't 100% true. There are alot of curious structures there, evidence of water and this was all billions of years ago. There may have been life before we had any. Your smart you should know there is information being withheld from the general public. Your awesome either way.

[@drecion1]

I’m five minutes in and already really enjoying this. Great vid

[@theprodigyfmwm7509]

These videos take me back to a simpler time. Thank you for your hard work and brilliant results.

[@justmeperthau]

Thoroughly enjoying this series. Extremely well done.