Why The Earth's Atmosphere Is So Important | Spark

Home to millions of different species of life, the earth is an oasis for living things in a harsh and barren solar system. The secret to this? Our atmosphere. It provides the perfect conditions for life on earth as well as protect it from cosmic impacts.
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[@wwe412]

The earth atmosphere is one of the most important thing the earth has without life wouldn’t be possible without the atmosphere.

[@kenhickford6581]

Not a lot of people know that!...As if! Lol!

[@mansoormannix1753]

Nothing that is naturally equipped on our planet and solar system is there with supporting life. Nothing is there by accident. So we should slow down on how we exploit our natural resources including iron!!! Time we do more recycling than exploit new material with deteriorate electro magnetic field

[@JusticeAlways]

Love this channel. 👍

[@nickwinn]

@7:23 Kittinger's record has long since been broken. Not sure when this was produced but as of right now, Alan Eustace has the record from 135,908 feet.

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

Thanks for whispering!! Volume UP. Next vid audio will shake the shit out of ne.

[@world_still_spins]

This episode of Spark is brought to you by closed captions powered by whisper technology.

[@RomoRooster]

So i wonder how Kittinger carries his balls around

[@joseanrodriguez3423]

I hope nobody breaks his record

[@Socsom]

Nice documentary.

[@philbarrett3739]

Kittinger's face (now) looks like he's been exposed to vacuum without protective equipment.

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

A big rock with a bit of gas.

[@filibertocaceresbetancur9135]

Today for me the humanity know not about the gas Ozone

[@domdomz588]

Was the earth flat?

[@danielmconnolly7]

The sun is not 93 million miles away, and the moon is not 239,000 miles away. They are both approximately the same size and distance from the flat and stationary Earth, in low earth orbit and under the Firmament which separates the waters above from the waters below. Read Genesis and the Book of Enoch.

[@deequeens]

More than mesosphere?

[@mountainjeff]

Love how they speak so matter of fact. Pure speculation and hypothesis on what happened billions of years ago.

[@landgsmith]

Otherwise we would suffocate. Stating the obvious, I know.

[@ellenmoss4603]

get busy replanting trees and rainforests worldwide? Other plants also that help atmosphere. Plant like there is no tomorrow and reverse dams to help forests and underground waterways before they collapse?

[@kenhickford6581]

From the 'Ministry Of The Bleedin Obvious!....Does 'Spark'' really believe the world is that thick?

[@philbarrett3739]

Yep. If you look at the bots in the comments they're not even trying to hide their expectation of viewer intelligence.

[@kenhickford6581]

On reflection,....Could they (Spark) be right? Just sayin like! Lol!@@philbarrett3739

[@iteerrex8166]

What did they say, cause I don’t wanna watch some propaganda piece?

[@kenhickford6581]

I cannot risk being barred from KZbin.@@iteerrex8166

[@philbarrett3739]

​@@iteerrex8166 No propaganda. Just another channel poaching original content from a poor source.

[@GeraldPUR]

The title of this video is kind of dumb. Without an atmosphere, nothing can live, duh... 😅