Why did the Earth Before the Dinosaurs Look So Terrible?

Why did the Earth Before the Dinosaurs Look So Terrible?
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Did you know that you are most likely an alien on this planet.
Some scientists believe that the seeds of life may have been planted here by an asteroid or a comet, carrying the building blocks of life across the vast expanse of space. This tantalizing idea raises the possibility that life on Earth might not be entirely ‘Earthly’ at all. Perhaps, in a way, we are all aliens.
But whether life began here or was delivered from the stars, every living thing on our planet shares a remarkable connection. Hidden deep within our cells is the evidence of a single ancestor… an organism that lived billions of years ago and gave rise to all forms of life on Earth.
Could we really be aliens? And what bizarre creatures came after the first life on Earth appeared?

[@fr57ujf]

At 0:46 when talking about LUCA you show a multicellular creature, which it wasn't. At 2:40 you show an image of Theia striking the Earth head-on instead of the oblique hit necessary for the Moon to form. At 3:18 you note that the impact caused the Earth to tilt, but, rather than showing a tilted axis, you show the orbit of the Earth as extremely oblong as if seasonality had something to do with the distance from the Sun. At 3:29 you mention that tides may have influenced the beginning of life without explaining how. At 3:52 you say that carbon monoxide may have helped life start but you don't explain how. From 4:07 to 5:11 you misrepresent the panspermia hypothesis. You claim it says that life began from either chemical precursors or microorganisms delivered from space. This is false. It specifically refers to alien life (microorganisms), not chemical precursors. At 4:42 you refer to evidence of amino acids (chemical precursors) found in an asteroid to support the hypothesis. Amino acids are not life. You then conclude "Although it sounds like science fiction, it is a possibility". Anything is possible, but there isn't any evidence to support the speculation. You did it for dramatic purposes. I stopped watching at this point because I realized this was a sloppy and unscholarly effort designed more to attract viewers than to seriously explore science.

[@firstordercommandergames2542]

Great call and very observant. Thanks for your post.

[@wcollins7557]

If you had been able to stomach it for longer, you would have heard the claim that during the Permian extinction, the entire earth was covered under 10 meters of lava.

[@InfinityDunk]

thanks mate

[@dracoren6699]

That's why one must watch such videos as these without the narration/subtitles, to enjoy the graphics. The information presented is unreliable at best.

[@erichschimmer7729]

​@@dracoren6699 BS at most

[@stefantsarev4442]

More oxygen = larger insects. I'm glad we don't have those today.

[@Semirotta]

Dont worry, soon there wont be any left.

[@Krunchtastic727]

More Carbon in the atmosphere means more plants and more life. More plants means more 02 more 02 means 2 foot dragon flies.

[@Alg0rM0rtis]

at least it would be easier to kill

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

" Why did the earth look so terrible " ??????? These thumbnails are ?????

[@stephenlitten1789]

No mirrors. Earth had no opportunity to fix its make-up

[@Fido-vm9zi]

It's almost as if Earth is an egg that was fertilized.

[@annvassallo2604]

WOW, that's a great observation!

[@snafubar5491]

Humans are just the latest infestation on Momma Earth.

[@therandoms.enoughsaid.1662]

100% with you on this ?

[@Luke_the_legendary_hunter]

Given the right genetics of our great God.

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

That’s hot 💧🍆

[@SjaakSchulteis]

If life comes from space, then I'm pretty sure we are not alone in the universe...

[@hafashanum39]

We aren't. We are not alone, and I believed it fully as I believed that dragons are gonna destroyed the White House tomorrow, and even it's not happening, I still believed it. It depends how you defined "LIFE". As how you defined "SOUND" between sounds on the earth and sounds on the space/planets

[@b2tharocksax199]

If we are not alone, then are we the fermi-paradox or the black box zoo?

[@hafashanum39]

@@b2tharocksax199 I believed more than 100% sure that we are not alone. Why would we? Space is humongously big. Some reason why we haven't found any "techno-signature" yet, it's because: 1. We are new player in this stage. Despite our technological advancement, we are still primitive. 2. We are too optimistic. We want to find LIFE in another planet, but we don't haven't yet conclude what kind of life we want to find. We want to find if there is another bacterial colony exist in another planet, ok. But we don't have that kind of equipment yet to do it. We want to find techno-signature in another planet, well... We shouldn't do that. Remember about Colombus and The Indians. When we found techno signature elsewhere, we won't be The Colombus, and you know what happens to the Indiana 3. I believed we lived in Zoo Hypotesis. And "smart-but-weak" people best to be silence if they don't want to be eaten by six-feet-irradiated wolf. If you know what I mean by that. 4. We "already" found them, but the government and elite and secret organization around the world keep it out of our attention And the last but not least, 5. We are just too primitive and too barbaric. Like a 5 year old boy playing with the nukes. We are just ants on the side of the road. Not civilized enough for them to be noticed

[@isitme1234]

​@@hafashanum39Smoke less.

[@hafashanum39]

@@isitme1234 I believe that you don't believe that we alone right? It's like when you watched X - Men movies, so many mutants in that film. 8 billion people in this small rock, don't you think there is a real mutant living in harmony?

[@angryhedgehoglee6363]

Megalodon 108 meters!!! Try 20 or so (around 65 feet). Can you just imagine a shark 330 feet or so long. Yeah, nutzo.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Yeah, lots wasn't right, here.

[@Delta8470]

6:12 that whale definitely came from outer space 😂

[@fredlar9421]

If life is from the space, then where is the life in space from?

[@rogerjohnson2562]

Panspermia doesn't mean "we are all aliens", just that the building blocks of life could have originated outside the earth.

[@AntManWatts]

Here's the real answer. We don't know and technology has made us think way too highly of ourselves.

[@AncientWildTV]

even tho there are harsh conditions, these early periods were crucial in setting the stage for the development of life as we know

[@Tked-]

13:41 Seriously, who's naming these things?? LMAO!!!😂😂

[@planetarystargazer]

What If The Earth rotated twice as fast with a 12-hour day/night cycle or twice as slow with a 48-hour day/night cycle

[@SjaakSchulteis]

Then it would look different and maybe we would not be here. But it does and that's why we are here.

[@ashleyklotz3762]

I would cry if the days were 48 hours long 😭😭🫠

[@SjaakSchulteis]

@@ashleyklotz3762 Sometimes I wished the days were longer... sometimes shorter...

[@isitme1234]

48 hours day? Would mean 45 hours work.🤣

[@asdf9890]

@@ashleyklotz3762for real, 32 hour work days! 😂

[@spidyr2k]

Ammonites became extinct at the end of the Cretaceous period, about 66 million years ago, at the same time as the dinosaurs.

[@sheilalopez3983]

And here we are thinking we're all that and a bag of chips, when we came from space worm proteins.

[@snafubar5491]

'Bone-headed' Dinosaur, huh??? Wow, we still have some 'Bone-headed Dinos' in this day and age. Whoddathunkit???

[@lazzyrj1]

Does anyone notice that when they explain life & and creation, it's basically speculative, but as soon as they start talking about the destruction of the dinosaurs, the explanations are exact and precise. We don't know much about how things get started, " but when it comes to complete annihilation and destruction," we got that all figured out folks !

[@sechernbiw3321]

It's almost as if more recent events involving large macroscopic creatures 66 million years ago are easier to investigate in more precise detail than much less recent events involving microscopic and submicroscopic particles which we have to look for evidence of which has survived from ~3.5 billion years ago. Very suspicious indeed.

[@Manz-c9u]

Why hasn't any new "lifeforms" appeared from the "pools" of water across the planet today?

[@finessegod2]

Do you know how long it takes for natural selection to lead to a new species? It's definitely not going to happen within our lifetime 😂

[@verablexitasap858]

Funny thing is ....Earth IS in "outter" space

[@szymonskurski1119]

Only thing we know for sure is that we know nothing.

[@Headloser]

And yet we so busy trying to kill each other.

[@desertweasel6965]

That rock came from somewhere. Wherever it came from has more life juice on it.

[@oldbag3043]

We came from the slime at the bottom of the ocean, we are earth Snott

[@ashleyklotz3762]

Either snot or poop 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Thorpheus91]

earth semen

[@bugstomper4670]

Back when mothra lived.

[@Neur0nauT]

I'm fascinated by the oxidised earth after the GOE. It seems evolving Gigantism was in a "short" burst over millennia, It makes me wonder if even Earth's Gravity was lighter back then.

[@lavona8204]

I wonder the same thing!

[@nearestivo6823]

Samee

[@Mark13091961]

I could be shot down in flames but isnt gravity a direct function of the mass of the earth, and that would only increase at a miniscule rate (caused by later meteorites etc) after the late meteor bombardment phase ended, so effectively it would’ve stayed the same?

[@wcollins7557]

@@Mark13091961 This is correct according to our current (and past) understanding of gravity.

[@Mark13091961]

@@wcollins7557 yay! 👍👍👍

[@Jay-db6fg]

Was working on my family tree and greatly appreciate the information. Now I can say with confidence that I am a great grandson of LUCA. How far back does your family trees roots go?

[@wcollins7557]

My great-great grandfarter was a giant gas cloud that collapsed to form the solar system.

[@danieleguidi2037]

Are we talking about the Hallucigenia from Attack on Titan again??? 👀

[@adylevene4318]

I created the earth last Friday in my shed cos I was a bit bored, you're welcome.

[@FransHesseling]

what a nice extended evolution documentary about life on Earth, thank you very much

[@peterrutt7409]

Where do insects, like bees that pollenate plants, fit into the timeline of dinosaurs?

[@bondrewedthesoverignofdawn1477]

Before dinosaur, insects came way before the dinosaurs

[@MentalMickey999]

Very old theory which has to be the only way the building blocks for life etc got here considering that Earth at one point was a ball of molten rock and therefore sterile when it cooled.

[@randomflagg7331]

i'm starting to think we were a freak accident. and shouldn't hold our breath about life on other planets. just look at all that had to happen before this planet could become habitual for us. and it won't remain this way for long

[@yagox4617]

The universe is too vast for 1 accident

[@SilentTraveller21]

Accidents happen a lot, doesn’t they will all be the same kind of accident, we haven’t even put a man on another planet in our own solar system and the universe is so huge that even if accidents like ours happens elsewhere we would never find out due how far away that accident is from our accident

[@LongJohnLiver]

If it happened once, it can happen again.

[@Manny32V]

I kind of feel bad for the dinosaurs for what they went thru the day of impact.

[@arnoldwillis7685]

Early Ai comparative size modern humans sure developed an odd animated shoulder swinging gait.

[@0biwan77]

“Instantly vaporized within minutes”

[@rainyfoxx4900]

Did i miss how the water got on earth...

[@FlyingScot911]

Apparently. Water was delivered by asteroids...

[@jasungraham8325]

This planet has been seeded by otherworldly beings, after they took out the dinosaurs by tossing an asteroid to earth. Nuff said !!

[@oldbag3043]

The Moon was dragged out of the earth, thats what gave the earth tectonic plates and thats also why its made from the same stuff

[@sluggo3slug]

Megalodon 108 one hundred and 8 meters….NO, NO, NO!!! That is a HUGE miscalculation. It is WRONG!!

[@alienasoul]

You skipped the introduction of water to the planet.

[@7eyesopenwide168]

When did the earth stop being bombarded by asteroids? Strange how that doesn’t happen anymore.

[@SumitSinha_ArtFreak]

Well space debris do come everyday on earth but now earth gravity is different then billions of years ago

[@saywhat524]

Well.... 1000 years is nothing when we are talking billions of years :)

[@WilmElmley]

We still get hit a lot by asteroids, but I suppose after the atmosphere developed, most were/are largely burned up on entry so they don't have the same impact they did on early earth.

[@7eyesopenwide168]

@@SumitSinha_ArtFreak I don’t believe people know what was going on billions of years ago. It’s all theorizing.

[@scottc346]

Megaladon was.NOT 108 meters.

[@MeanBeanComedy]

"Most likely" != "possibly." You should clarify which one.

[@gladeasy1064]

Don't you mean even BETTER than dinosaurs?

[@ricf9592]

Quite a few assumptions as to where life came from. We know of life's existence but not how of how it came to exist. Just admit it. We just don't know.

[@snafubar5491]

Yet. I mean in the very, very short time Humans have been here, we just found out a few seconds ago how Life actually works. DNA was only found within your last eye-blink of Time. We just don't know.......yet. And we may never find out, but it might be tomorrow.

[@acebone2]

@@snafubar5491 but the video wasn't made in the time called "yet"

[@snafubar5491]

@@acebone2......You don't know that because you haven't got there 'yet' to see it......or not.

[@acebone2]

@@snafubar5491 you're saying that I don't know that the video wasn't made in the future, because the future hasn't arrived yet. ok ...

[@Amor_fati.Memento_Mori]

Educated assumptions that's supported by evidence. How else would we go about things?

[@mrsillywalk]

45:30 There was no Mediterranean Sea at that time.

[@KazelGVilla]

Nahhh its scary to live at this young earth where theres no phone ,clothes,😂fire, And you just see bunch of scary creature ahahahahahah i think in my first life i am a bacteria

[@verablexitasap858]

I feel like we were an icy packed bunch of rocks, gravity held everything together then the ice melted and stayed within or gravity making oceans and gas helped create more water. I just cant see hot burned up comets dropping water crystals over time

[@ChinaJoeSux]

Do the Math, us being alone is simply impossible. 2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe so far. Each contain an average of 500 too 800 billion stars. Most of those stars have moons and planets. So, we are not alone, it is simply ridiculous to think that.

[@SeekTheTruthJesus]

Read the Bible is in there

[@ChinaJoeSux]

@@SeekTheTruthJesus I know, it is the Lord that made the heavens and the earth

[@UnipornFrumm]

Have you done the math of chemicals arranging themselves in such a way that they create another arrangement of chemicals that can also generate another? It is possible,and quite easy after you have 1 cell,but getting that first cell is the unlikely part

[@alienasoul]

You can't do the math...there aren't enough numbers. LOL

[@frankthetank8050]

You’re absolutely mistaken. You assume you know the odds of life emerging. It doesn’t matter how many potentially habitable planets there are, if the odds of life emerging are infinitely low. The odds could be so bad that despite all the Trillions of potential worlds the chances are still Zero

[@Earlover]

How do you know it looked terrible? You've got pictures?

[@zack_120]

Ultimately, everyting is powered via electrons 🌞🙏

[@Everlasting_7]

Ever seen a fully grown forest let alone a tree?

[@arnoldwillis7685]

Shouldn't the thickness of the lava be listed in cubits?

[@Livewithsandi3162]

So you are telling me every organisms are my cousins

[@motelghost477]

How does "some scientists believe" turn into "most likely an alien"? Some people believe the wotld is flat. Does that make it likely?

[@EddyVachon]

Thinking does not create life maybe life creates thinking

[@rodjohnson7210]

Life is not alien to the planet it evolved on.

[@SilentTraveller21]

Why are there so many religious people watching a video just to talk manure about what they don’t believe in anyway.

[@Lepocoloco]

They want to believe. The more they lie and comfort themselves the happier they’ll be. Ignorance is bliss.

[@chuckoneill8847]

They found the biggest snake in my toilet

[@murderedcarrot9684]

Not a comet, but peppered by the trails of stuff comets leave behind when they swing close to the sun. We kinda drift through it. Apparently comets have the perfect invironment for the cornerstone molecules of life to form.

[@JORGINHODONASCIMENTO]

The key word is "believe" because at the end, all we can really do is guess what happened.

[@isitme1234]

?

[@JORGINHODONASCIMENTO]

@@isitme1234 every time I hear "scientists believe that this happened." I always remember what Aristotle said regarding knowledge. Think about it for a second. Also, you should know that scientists say, very often, say "We were wrong" or " We thought it was like this..."

[@neilfoss8406]

You've hit the nails head there for sure.

[@isitme1234]

@@JORGINHODONASCIMENTO Hahahahaha there is a difference between believe and knowledge. You believe there is a god. We know there is no room for her.

[@Mark13091961]

But isn’t that the beauty of science, it self refines as more and better evidence comes to light?

[@tzunnynib]

Great 1h+ video, this should become a series !

[@frederickdelius1106]

"The moon stablized and absolutely helped life be able to form." Almost sounds like it was planned. (obviously not by us, or the Us of today.)

[@snafubar5491]

Even a blind squirrel stumbles over a nut once inna great while. Since as of yet, no other Life (am reluctant it say 'intelligent' Life here) has been found or has found us in billions of Stars, we could very well be the exception, not the norm. No plan at all, just the anomaly in the wider Universe full of some freaky stuff.

[@bobmorane2082]

@@snafubar5491if this was the only coincidence maybe but it’s far from the case

[@snafubar5491]

@@bobmorane2082......Have 'we' found "Life", intelligent or otherwise, so far??? Then this is the case. Aliens, if there are any, haven't 'found' us either. Seems in 4.5 Billion........that is witha "B".....years that this one blind arsed squirrel woudda stumbled over that nut by now. Could be the 'infestation' of Humans here are onna Prison World??? Figment of a freaking nighmare that won't end??? God's will 'we' never find anyone??? Let me put on my tin-foil hat and see what's there???

[@Mark13091961]

@@bobmorane2082just like the puddle thats specularly well designed to fit the hole it lies in !

[@bobmorane2082]

@@Mark13091961 it doesn’t it’s just a hole with a liquid substance that would take any shape or form of that said hole unlike earth and the possibility of life on earth and mammals that are very special being the product of a infection

[@Semirotta]

What makes me laugh a little is the pictures / videos of earth being molten magma ball but there is clouds.... There was no clouds at that era. There was no water, no water vapor what so ever. At least could use material which at least looks real :D

[@joemorrow3504]

There are crocodiles bigger than that now Lolong was 20 ft 4 in and there are bodies of dead ones even bigger

[@Gogunkergorilla]

Theres a probe drilling Uranus.

[@tenpercentfordabigguy8550]

If the planet was nce molten rock and at another time a frozen ice ball, how could life possibly have come froom here. ?

[@NikZ8736]

Too many coincedences , We were helped to emerge and live on Earth

[@MlnscBoo]

22:10 I caught one of these in the Ohio river about 20 years ago. I'll never forget it. It was about a foot long, and the entire body, including the teeth, looked like polished steel. I wish I could have taken a picture of it, but we didn't have phones that could just take pictures back then. I remember being so afraid of it, I cut the line instead of trying to open its mouth and fish out the hook with plyers like you normally would. The eyes looked just like they do in this fossil, except much shinier.

[@doransshield9176]

how could you catch a live Dunkleostus ? they went extinct 358 million years ago

[@jeffrockwell1555]

Title: before dinosaurs. Content: 3/4 dinosaurs

[@Andrew-yg1sr]

The seeds of life came from the beginning of life from the gallery planets ect.

[@KarolisZvirgzdas]

You forgot to say MAYBE

[@adventurescotland]

Really nice documentary but when talking about sperm whales and showing a humpback whale seems a bit odd…

[@Lepocoloco]

This is a family channel. Sperm whales can’t be shown on YT because of their porn name.

[@jonathanformlyrics5355]

I like how Ark's dino model is in this video.

[@surenbono6063]

.. it's like Saruman created it with magic... and something else lazier took over

[@marcinvas7965]

If that's the case then there should be millions of planets just like earth and yet ...no life anywhere ..

[@Lepocoloco]

How do you know there’s no life anywhere? 😂

[@MrFleamonkey]

@@Lepocoloco thats true if i was an alien race i would avoid humans.

[@RighteousnessWillPrevail]

God's work is beyond words incredible.. So many ancestors all amazing in their own way.

[@spitflamez]

Funny how they talk about the formation of the Moon like that is a fact on how it happened while that idea is currently looking less likely.

[@zippyt.libertine3787]

@ 6:12, A blue whale with four pectoral fins? By that logic we should have four arms.

[@phillipwynhurst3655]

Of all the amazing things nature seems to pass along amd grow from organism to people. Why not conscious memories? Things just be , all new each time, to figure life out. It is like life is more concerned with creating life than living life itself

[@lucidmoses]

Saw two videos and decided to subscribe. Then the third one starts like that. Sheesh.

[@annoyed707]

Primordial life coming to an Earth that has the Mediterranean in plane view?

[@FortinoTorres-o6e]

S time goes on organisms become more complex and more intelligent.

[@wavular]

I think the story of the "garden of eden" is one of a planet we were kicked off of and would explain why our bodies are not suited to this gravity and environment ,explains why we are the only creatures on the planet who sunburn. And our knees and backs go out in old age unlike most animals who stay mobile until they are too old or weak to survive anny longer.And why without the moon we would not exist.

[@LocomotiveThought]

There's no need to bring up the past.

[@Dimitris-z3c]

Wdym

[@D1rt_Block]

They are teaching about the past.

[@LocomotiveThought]

@@D1rt_Block That one flew right over your head huh? Sarcasm was the effort.

[@HABLA_GUIRRRI]

better to live in a simulation no?

[@richardsierakowski1623]

Excellent info. Thanks

[@marcinvas7965]

Looking at history of the earth all those who worry about global warming can be at peace knowing that sooner or later ice age will come back 😂

[@Specktacula]

How could something survive a ride through space and either vaporization from entering the earths atmosphere or the explosive impact while riding on the back of an asteroid? Life could not have originated from space.

[@Lepocoloco]

Microbes and bacteria can survive many things.

[@BenBella254]

Conclusion...God

[@arnoldwillis7685]

The study of the films that allow bubbles to form was the key to early cell membrane formation. Evolution trial and error leading all the way up to the Scrubbing Bubbles of today.

[@damianreyesavila3402]

.Wednesday September 18,2024.😐.

[@3ddie3reyes]

Just like flowers and bees

[@bulletman124XXL]

This is ridiculous, I have ocean front property for sale in Arkansas, people will believe anything

[@DuckingGrom]

I'd just punch my way through the Jurassic era

[@assassinsden7]

When caveman exchanges facts for views

[@yarrowwitch]

Thanks for the excellent conveyance of proportion!😊

[@Dutch-k1v]

We have created a scenario, where man can launch a DNA filled,man made meteor into the cosmos. Easley . 💯%

[@DeanTX]

Even the title is AI generated... lol

[@wcollins7557]

Yes, but that's why I watched. Every time I have seen fossils or animations of stuff that lived in the Cambrian period, I have always shaken my head and said, "God damn. All these things are just so unforgivably ugly. Did they go extinct because they somehow saw their own reflections?"

[@kandndad3527]

Was it an illegal alien