In this truly spectacular documentary series, we go on a journey through the history of natural disasters. We'll be investigating from the planet's beginnings to the present, putting a new perspective on our existence and suggesting that we are the product of catastrophe. For each disaster led to another leap forward on the evolutionary trail form single celled bacteria to humankind itself. In the opening episode, we'll be looking at the story of Earth and it's difficult birth. The formation of our moon set us on a unique course to being a planet ripe for life. It's difficult to imagine that the moon was actually born from one of the most violent and potentially devastating events in history. Four and half billion years ago, in the chaos of the early solar system, a Mars-sized planet smashed into our young Earth with such force that it sent rock debris hurtling out into space. This was how the moon was formed. ►Subscribe – http://goo.gl/wpc2Q1
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This is the kind of content I approve of on YouTube. Leave that short form dumb stuff to TikTok. Educational content like this is what should be pushed and promoted.
I love everything you guys do, keep it up
I wonder how much of the remnants of that collision still exist in our local solar system neighborhood as asteroids? I wonder how much of the Late-Heavy Bombardment period material that impacted Earth and Luna were remnants from the moon-forming impact?
Yep, we are lucky to be here. So, let’s not fuck it up.
Venus is an example of the environmental difference between Earth and itself and Mars had liquid water but not the environmental requirements for life
The moon is moving away from us 1.5 inches every year.....I don't blame it!!
Yes.I liked the depiction of the 2 planets colliding & forming the Earth & Moon. Energies on a cosmic scale like that bring me down to earth.
Damn I remember when this happened I was just a toddler😂 but I remember it like it was yesterday
I want to go to earth. Oh wait, never mind. 🤦🏾♂️🙏🏾
The computer animation is impressive, they can simulate and anticipate things that happen on a global scale.
Every time I look up at the moon, I still have some road rage.
Young earth was hell!
This is without a doubt one of the best documentaries I have ever watched. I knew the basic "story of the moon", but the details and explanations in this video tied it all together. Great job!!
If two planets collide in space and there is no one around to hear it does it make a sound?
At 31:00, how did those delicate fossilized ripples get so well preserved for 3 *billion* years ??
In 20-30 years a new theory of how the moon and earth were formed.
Good job 😄 I dreamt of the moon 🌝 several times I think 💬 the moon has something to do with my emotions More so the moon plays a crucial role in the building 🏫 blocks of life pass and present wonderful world 🌍.
Nice visuals
Amazing
That graphic must have cost a fortune --- and that's why they played it over and over again.