Yeah me and my dad theorize who or what has been here before on this planet. Not to sound like every other conspiracy theorist, but things like how different we are from other species that have been on earth and stuff, it’s almost unnatural really.
@@lorisceleste1860 same, we may never know in our lifetimes though sadly. But since the universe is still so young, maybe we really are the only intelligent species out here
This is just amazing, I especially like the fact it has no music in the background, just pure silence in the outer space, beautiful and creepy at same times
yeah, I guess it’s about time we are nearing our extinction, and while it may seem like decades are long for us, on the grand scheme of things it’s really quick, especially considering this goes by millions of years, and it’s been 55 million years ever since mammals became the dominant species, so perhaps a new era will occur in the future
this video always gives me hard chills. the ambience, the alien-like notes, the final string of text; this is so well done. thank you for uploading again!
This is absolutely amazing. I wish creators and palaeoartists got more recognition than the people which just practically do nothing all day and sit in front of a computer. Props to whoever is making these.
@@Paleozoo I would also like to ask if you know about some of the organisms before the Ediacaran biota even appeared, like the Francevillian biota, because it would be absolutely mind boggling to see an animation of them!
I'm only a little familiar with the Francevillian biota but I was thinking of including reference to it in this latest revision. However I read a little further on the subject and decided that it was still a bit too contentious to be included at this stage.
@@Paleozoo what I was thinking about was the models that you make, maybe models of the Francevillian biota inhabitants? I saw this great depiction in which they were interpreted as simple transparent jellyfish-like beings, and one with them being sessile organisms with various shapes and sizes. Maybe you could make models based on those two interpretations?
The level of detail of including the moon and actually changing how it looks over time, like how it had lava in the hadean period, and how big it is is amazing
At covid times I was still very young, I used to watch this, I would watch this all day at that time. It brings me memories. It just shows how curious I was about the mysteries that mostly never been solved.
If anyone tries to tell you that the planet was made for us to live in, remind them that it took multiple deadly planet-wide extinction events. Life found a way, and it wasn't necessarily thanks to a benevolent planet. The persistence of life, and the fact that we are here studying it, is something that should humble.
I wish more people could see videos like this, truly an amazing experience to see how much we've learned about Earth in such a short time. Such a rich history this planet has, for more than just the human race but the many stages the earth went through is mesmerizing. Thank you so much for creating this video, genuinely inspiring
@@kamurek1878 Same I've been searching for this video for so long It just remained in my memory that I watched it long back, certainly more than 4 months
So the Earth went through 9 mass extinctions. Two of them were unknown causes, one ice house event, one green house event, one asteroid impact, the great dying, one snowball Earth and an oxynegation event
this is completely offtopic but your pfp reminded me of how much i loved the 90s UK rave culture scene & acid house movement despite not being born yet or had any experience from it : P
The animations of time passing and the continents are really beautiful! Great representations of huge events like the Great Oxidation event. Very cool!
This is the video that made me start loving my daughter for real. 5yrs old, questions afterwards, we’re safe from asteroids…I was up all night. She’s one of us, fellas!
It's a little awkward to show the asteroid impact at 67 M years ago and the K-Pg extinction at 66. The extinction event happened immediately after the impact, not one million years later.
Maybe the results of the impact were still ongoing even after 1 mln years 🤔 Or the impact happened right before the timeline went into the 66 mya, Something like 67000032 years ago to 66999871 years ago, lol
Not at all. There have been quite a few updates, inclusions and corrections. There has also been a reworking of the core animation and composite and an audio remix. This content is deceptively hard to get right - though I do now hope to not have to revisit.
Such an extremely interesting and amazing video! Did you noitce, the highest form of life of a particular era dies at an extinction event, and then a new era begins with a new higher specie. What does that say about our future?
If I had to guess I'd say AI. Not tomorrow maybe, or even a year from now, but coming. Evolution is not determinedly about us, it's about preserving information.
I have been looking for this video for WEEKS. I remember watching it a year ago, and I just couldn't find it until now. And now I'm realizing it was posted 2 weeks ago... what's going on here
Well it was a hard decision. A piece of work like this is deceptively complex - with numerous data points to be included. Over a period of time I became aware the original video contained a number of omissions and errors. I thought it was important to provide an update and correct these but TH-cam does not work like that - you cannot simply update a posted video - you have to start again and repost. As I say it was a difficult decision as the original video was receiving heavy traffic - but I thought it had to be done.
Many extroplanets has met some extinctions before, including Venus and Mars. But all species on the earth are originally came from extraterrastrials. Human beings can choose to extinction or travel to habitable extroplanets, not everyone have to suffering darkness extinction event. Recently, many people have mentioned previous dinosaur extinction on the earth, but they're ignored Antarctic region and Orion to Thuban.
I have made all earlier versions private as I read that was the best protocol for updating TH-cam videos. Making a video private means that no one can see it but the TH-cam algorithms still recognise the accrued views and data. That’s my understanding anyway.
To clarify that a bit further: Earlier views of previous versions are not counted with regards to any new video upload. You basically start from scratch. The private numbers are only regarded as part of your overall channel performance.
Fascinating to see the moon watching over us for all this time, mostly unchanged for billions of years My one and only criticism is that it’s not much bigger in the sky during the Hadean
@Paleozoo I won't be using your content. What I'm doing existed before I found this video. I simply wanted to appreciate your work. That was a disappointing reply. Enjoy.
This is a reupload and it was a hard decision. A piece of work like this is deceptively complex - with numerous data points to be included. Over a period of time I became aware the original video contained a number of omissions and errors. I thought it was important to provide an update and correct these. You cannot simply update a posted video however - you have to start again and repost. As I say it was a difficult decision as the original video received heavy traffic - but I thought it had to be done
To think Earth used to look like those Kepler Earth-like planets that currently aren't inhabitable unlike what we thought it is. I'd say just give it a few billion years and we will have more Earths.
In 541 MYA, the extinction was caused due to a volcanic winter (opposite of an ice age) In 444 MYA, the extinction was possibly caused by the cold temperatures
It will never stop to creep me out the “UNKOWN CAUSE” as the Mass Extinction event plays out
Same here. Didn't know there was so many.
Yeah me and my dad theorize who or what has been here before on this planet. Not to sound like every other conspiracy theorist, but things like how different we are from other species that have been on earth and stuff, it’s almost unnatural really.
@@tarheelpro87 I wish he was right, that would be so cool and creepy lol
@@lorisceleste1860 same, we may never know in our lifetimes though sadly. But since the universe is still so young, maybe we really are the only intelligent species out here
It might be gamma ray bursts
The era transitions are amazingly done. They convey a rapid acceleration of time while still maintaining a clear point of reference
Appreciated
This is just amazing, I especially like the fact it has no music in the background, just pure silence in the outer space, beautiful and creepy at same times
Well, it does have sound in background
One of the best history of Earth animations out there!
Appreciated.
@@PaleozooAppreciated too
@@Paleozoowhy does the water just disappear in mass extinction though?
@@D9fjgthere is still water I think
@@D9fjg the water just changes color cuz of the atmosphere i think or something making it look like it evaporated
This is so straightforward and easy to understand, while still being very interesting and captivating. Deserves millions of views
I appreciate that.
The subtle ' GREENHOUSE EVENT ' is a nice touch at the end of the timeline...
yeah, I guess it’s about time we are nearing our extinction, and while it may seem like decades are long for us, on the grand scheme of things it’s really quick, especially considering this goes by millions of years, and it’s been 55 million years ever since mammals became the dominant species, so perhaps a new era will occur in the future
@@NYBProductionsa better era. They will have everything in the vault of seeds etc
this video always gives me hard chills. the ambience, the alien-like notes, the final string of text; this is so well done. thank you for uploading again!
Many thanks. That is very gratifying to hear.
I agree
This is absolutely amazing. I wish creators and palaeoartists got more recognition than the people which just practically do nothing all day and sit in front of a computer. Props to whoever is making these.
Very much appreciated.
@@Paleozoo I would also like to ask if you know about some of the organisms before the Ediacaran biota even appeared, like the Francevillian biota, because it would be absolutely mind boggling to see an animation of them!
I'm only a little familiar with the Francevillian biota but I was thinking of including reference to it in this latest revision. However I read a little further on the subject and decided that it was still a bit too contentious to be included at this stage.
@@Paleozoo what I was thinking about was the models that you make, maybe models of the Francevillian biota inhabitants? I saw this great depiction in which they were interpreted as simple transparent jellyfish-like beings, and one with them being sessile organisms with various shapes and sizes. Maybe you could make models based on those two interpretations?
@@danielaliviavochina11 Thanks for the suggestion. I can certainly add them to my list. Could you point to any articles?
The level of detail of including the moon and actually changing how it looks over time, like how it had lava in the hadean period, and how big it is is amazing
At covid times I was still very young, I used to watch this, I would watch this all day at that time. It brings me memories. It just shows how curious I was about the mysteries that mostly never been solved.
5:02
That Green House in Red creeps me out, a mass extinction event is coming
This has always been one of my favourite videos on TH-cam and I was quite sad when I found out it was gone. Thank you for bringing it back 😊
Kinda creepy at the last one it doesn't say mass extinction but just says in red text "greenhouse event" and then just slowly fadeout
Especially gaining goosebumps when it prints UNKNOWN CAUSE
especially as you can see the four very slowly going down meaning the temperature is slowly rising to 15 degrees and over
@@NYBProductions its 17 degrees
If anyone tries to tell you that the planet was made for us to live in, remind them that it took multiple deadly planet-wide extinction events. Life found a way, and it wasn't necessarily thanks to a benevolent planet. The persistence of life, and the fact that we are here studying it, is something that should humble.
this video feels like something youd see if you were a highly advanced alien in school
5:02
It kinda makes me chill when "Greenhouse event" appears on the right
Why is this horrifying at times
I like how even the text sound panics at a mass extinction
The "Greenhouse Event" right at the end hits hard, knowing that so many mass extinctions were caused by those.
There's no way that there's a mass extinction in greenhouse before Jurrasic 😭💀
Thank you so much for the reupload!
History of mars? Also this is the best earth history I've ever seen in my life im subbing and liking
Watching videos like this makes me question everything I know about the world and the way of life. Everything seems so trivial.
I wish more people could see videos like this, truly an amazing experience to see how much we've learned about Earth in such a short time. Such a rich history this planet has, for more than just the human race but the many stages the earth went through is mesmerizing. Thank you so much for creating this video, genuinely inspiring
Thank you. Much appreciated
im pretty sure this is a repost, i swear ive seen it like two years ago my eyes cant be deceiving me
@@kamurek1878 Same
I've been searching for this video for so long
It just remained in my memory that I watched it long back, certainly more than 4 months
And to think some idiots would call Earth flat...
Our planet is truly magnificent
Your Channel are So Relaxing and Informative
Found the original in my bookmarks "History of Earth - A portrait" it's unavailable
To quote from a comment from the video that was posted around a year ago:
**Earth turns orange**
Mass extinction: Aw sh*t, here we go again..
Thank you for this video, it really changed my perspective on the earth and how we have evolved.
Your response is appreciated.
Love the visuals and sound design. So simple yet creative
Much appreciated!
This takes me back. Boy, I hated when it was 4000°C.
Thanks for uploading this again !
Nice video! It's so cool the animation :)
It will never stop to creep me out the unknown cause
So the Earth went through 9 mass extinctions. Two of them were unknown causes, one ice house event, one green house event, one asteroid impact, the great dying, one snowball Earth and an oxynegation event
Its sad to see that we humans are about to go through a mass extinction event…and it’s our faults…
@g3nshin1mpact0 and it’s people like you who contribute to this extinction
And bro your name is literally “g3nshin1mpact0 ik your not yapping. Go somewhere else cause your not wanted here
this is completely offtopic but your pfp reminded me of how much i loved the 90s UK rave culture scene & acid house movement despite not being born yet or had any experience from it : P
@@tutubism lol
@g3nshin1mpact0Little internet crybabies like you will just call that cringe when it's literally anything but cringe, grow up
The ending 😰
Y u so scared?
This video is a masterpiece of the internet!
Almost goes without saying that I appreciate that comment.
The animations of time passing and the continents are really beautiful! Great representations of huge events like the Great Oxidation event. Very cool!
Your comments are appreciated.
absolutely amazing video! you're criminally underrated, this deserves so much more views!
Thank you.
This is amazing. Hope to see more similar videos
Whyd this get taken down the first time?
This video deserves way more credit
This vid is so amazing!
But I remember it having millions of views…
This is the video that made me start loving my daughter for real. 5yrs old, questions afterwards, we’re safe from asteroids…I was up all night. She’s one of us, fellas!
Glad to be of service :)
It's a little awkward to show the asteroid impact at 67 M years ago and the K-Pg extinction at 66. The extinction event happened immediately after the impact, not one million years later.
well, I highly doubt it was immediately but it most definitely didn't take 1 million years.
Maybe the results of the impact were still ongoing even after 1 mln years 🤔
Or the impact happened right before the timeline went into the 66 mya,
Something like 67000032 years ago to 66999871 years ago, lol
गुड प्रभावशाली
Thank you so much for this content, really enlightening. A great video to start diving into the Earth 's history, geologically and biologically
Thank you. That's the idea.
amazing and scary as well. looks like we're going into another mass extinctions era..
Damn pretty nice how there was green house event on the current times, rly shows the worlds issue
Am I having Deja Vu or did you uploaded this exact video last year
I saw it too :-P I believe I also made a comment about it
Not at all. There have been quite a few updates, inclusions and corrections. There has also been a reworking of the core animation and composite and an audio remix. This content is deceptively hard to get right - though I do now hope to not have to revisit.
@@Paleozoo oh nice :-) great content
@Paleozoo Mass Extinction, Unknown cause, Greenhouse Event meaning?
Do you think one day you could publish those planet texture? I've been looking paleo textures for an ancient Earth for soOOooO long man!
loved this video!
Appreciated.
Fantastic 💚🌍
Interesting! I wonder how long it took for this to be made! Very well done.❤
Good morning from Romania .Beautiful.
Amazing graphics.
I just can’t imagine the fact that we might encounter another mass extinction. And history will just repeat itself, and evolve a new species. So scary
Amazing work, thanks *so* much for sharing!
My thanks to you.
I love your videos
Such an extremely interesting and amazing video! Did you noitce, the highest form of life of a particular era dies at an extinction event, and then a new era begins with a new higher specie. What does that say about our future?
If I had to guess I'd say AI. Not tomorrow maybe, or even a year from now, but coming. Evolution is not determinedly about us, it's about preserving information.
Wow! This timelapse is amazing
Amazing video😊
I like how when it said tool use it played a sound of a hammer and nail
I have been looking for this video for WEEKS. I remember watching it a year ago, and I just couldn't find it until now.
And now I'm realizing it was posted 2 weeks ago... what's going on here
Well it was a hard decision. A piece of work like this is deceptively complex - with numerous data points to be included. Over a period of time I became aware the original video contained a number of omissions and errors. I thought it was important to provide an update and correct these but TH-cam does not work like that - you cannot simply update a posted video - you have to start again and repost. As I say it was a difficult decision as the original video was receiving heavy traffic - but I thought it had to be done.
@@Paleozoo still just as good as i remember it
Well, this was amazing
Unkown creeps me out
Mass extinction ongoing...
No, it's time to turn into interstellar process.
@@linz8291 That also. Remember, multicellular life, amphibians, reptiles, mammals - all were preceeded by mass extinctions.
Many extroplanets has met some extinctions before, including Venus and Mars. But all species on the earth are originally came from extraterrastrials. Human beings can choose to extinction or travel to habitable extroplanets, not everyone have to suffering darkness extinction event.
Recently, many people have mentioned previous dinosaur extinction on the earth, but they're ignored Antarctic region and Orion to Thuban.
And it is caused by humans😢😢😢
Would love to see one of these History of Planets video for Mars. Just like this Earth one.
''Mi piace come si evolve la vita''- Giorgio 8 anni
The end scared me to death with the greenhouse effect
The only people that are going to go extinct are the whites. Brown and black will probably be able to survive since they’re skin melanin helps
@@jesssandhu9432 Nothing will escape what it will cause. Humanity as a whole will die.
Isn't that video already uploaded? Anyway, though you're not here anymore, but I'm glad to be wrong. AMAZING work!
Many thanks. Yes I pulled the previous version down after reaching 4.5 million views - so as to apply corrections and updates. Just had to be done.
@@Paleozoo did you delete or private or unlist it?
I have made all earlier versions private as I read that was the best protocol for updating TH-cam videos. Making a video private means that no one can see it but the TH-cam algorithms still recognise the accrued views and data. That’s my understanding anyway.
To clarify that a bit further: Earlier views of previous versions are not counted with regards to any new video upload. You basically start from scratch. The private numbers are only regarded as part of your overall channel performance.
Is this the 3rd version? I love this video, everything about it so well put together, the sounds, the visuals just everything
Appreciate your comment. Yes this is the 3rd version - and the last.
@@PaleozooWhy are you so gentle?
Observation: every time the earth turns tan, a mass extinction event occurs
Ice Age: am I a joke to you?
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl Whoops, can’t forget about that (Probably the third mass extinction)
amazing bro
Corruptiosaurus the last dinos survived to this date. They evolved into human like species and they were currently roaming in a palace.
First mistake 3:05
It’s creepy because of the beeping and the red text
More planets please!
Fascinating to see the moon watching over us for all this time, mostly unchanged for billions of years
My one and only criticism is that it’s not much bigger in the sky during the Hadean
Thank you. This is great.. I'm using my AI prompt engine to bring the timeline to a bit more perspective soon too.
Mmmm...I'd rather that you didn't.
@Paleozoo I won't be using your content. What I'm doing existed before I found this video. I simply wanted to appreciate your work. That was a disappointing reply. Enjoy.
@@TLabsLLC-AI-Development My apologies then.
Bro earth always dies and comes back like what
Почему автор все время удаляет видео и снова перезаливает? В чем причина
В более ранних версиях были ошибки и упущения, которые необходимо было исправить.
Теперь все кончено.
Earth may have alot of mass extinction events but it will never stop giving life on this planet
Are you sure? Even if we live in billion years their will be always a mass extinction, so enjoy your life brother🙏❤
Cameraman never cease to amaze us wow just… wOw
That's just a Joke.
nice video
I wonder why this is unlisted
4:49 Present day
Interesting
So why did this get reuploaded? What happened? Thought I'd lost this video for good
This is a reupload and it was a hard decision. A piece of work like this is deceptively complex - with numerous data points to be included. Over a period of time I became aware the original video contained a number of omissions and errors. I thought it was important to provide an update and correct these. You cannot simply update a posted video however - you have to start again and repost. As I say it was a difficult decision as the original video received heavy traffic - but I thought it had to be done
Wasn't this uploaded a long time ago?
what about the more recent ice age?
What is mass extinction? Pls tell
Lots of animals dying sometimes almost all life
@@chicken2695 oooo thx
The almighty greenhouse effect!
To think Earth used to look like those Kepler Earth-like planets that currently aren't inhabitable unlike what we thought it is. I'd say just give it a few billion years and we will have more Earths.
In 541 MYA, the extinction was caused due to a volcanic winter (opposite of an ice age)
In 444 MYA, the extinction was possibly caused by the cold temperatures
Great. Really / Actually. ❤ . 🧠
4:16 chicxculub impact
1:57 damn earth then it was about to be a ice planet
those unknown causes of mass extinctions was probably just uncle dijon kicking some ass in his early days