A thousand subs, WOW! Even 36k subs just makes me shake my head in disbelief. It shatters my hope for the future of our species. You deserve at least a cool million. Your name is well known by the hard core seekers. I'll have to hold on to that for a while.
You got the first name right. The last name sounds like shä-HÄN. I'm most happy for this milestone and I shall continue to post your videos on Facebook and Twitter.
After watching your latest vid I am back to watch this series again. Put it on last night while I slept but I love this one so much I am starting it again while awake. Thanks PN! You have given an old man a lot of joy.
The desert of Arakis (Dune) is explained as an artificial desert created by sand-trout trapping all water deep underground. They do this to creat the extreme desert conditions. Only then can they fuse together and form Shai-hulud, the great sandworm.
on discovering your channel, I've done my best to watch the videos in order; what a treasure chest I've found! as I fear I'll soon (another day or two) exhaust your library, I can only, futility, beg you: please, PLEASE make more. and know, your work is valued. a lot. thanks.
Fusion Reactor Running on Water: Some designs for a fusion reactor require Deuterium fuel. Deuterium is heavy hydrogen, hydrogen with one neutron. We get deuterium by extracting heavy water from the ocean. Heavy water is oxygen bonded to two deuterium atoms instead of regular hydrogen atoms. A fusion reactor running on water is a lot less stupid than it sounds.
You do an excellent job of covering a complex subject. You break down subjects to a form my brain can begin to understand and Astrum is another channel that also helps with that. I can hardly wait until we learn much more about possible planets around the Alpha Centauri sun like stars and Proxima Centauri's exoplanet b.
I've seen so many astronomy videos and while the content is almost always scientifically accurate, in the videos that I have seen & as I understand the science itself, one thing that many videos do not have, that I have noticed, is a narrator that speaks well. Maybe I am arrogant. Maybe I have a bias of some type. Maybe I just prefer to hear a voice speaking, regardless of an accent, that does not trip over itself & butcher words. But, you seem to have a voice the flows & moves well, as opposed to a voice the grinds & sounds like nails on a chalkboard. I think this has a lot to do with how you seem to enunciate your words. This makes it easier to understand you when you speak and, also, it makes it easier to appreciate the subject matter when one does not have to go back to some point in the video to re-listen to that part where they, the narrator, clearly, sounds like they, had a few too many... Always enunciate! Please, please, please, always...do that! Thank you. Subbed.
Food for thought: Just like that era when helium could be freely produced, there was a period some 14million(?) years after the big bang that the universe was room temperature! Eventually going below 0°c. But who knows what occurred in those days!?
Well yeah Fusion generators run on Hydrogen (Deuterium and Tritium to be more precise) but with electrolysis you can split water into hydrogen and oxygen
Scuse me, I suddenly have the urge to drink a tall glass of water while sitting in a hot bath that's on a boat that's in the middle of the Pacific ocean...
Wow. 55.296 views. Well done Nick. Im very proud of you. Just so addicted to your format im re watching your work. Please post a new story soon. Yours with love Jeremy Mahrer.
I always get this creeping feeling of sadness when the history of Mars' water is discussed. But Parallaxicality's voice really induces high levels of melancholy.
I really enjoyed this one, and congrats on the boost in subs. Not sure if it has been mentioned before, but I think the production value of your videos would really improve if you had better audio quality - I think the 'peaks' in your audio are getting clipped slightly. Keep up the great content!
Nooch 86 Was going to say the same thing. Channel is great, but the clipping audio is a very noticable issue. Fix that and this channel is going places. If you need help with doing that, shoot me a message.
I am thoroughly enjoying these videos on water. My own channel is undergoing a rebranding, and I intend to focus on astrobiology, among other topics. Keep up the great work!
This stuff is so educational that I listen to it to help me sleep! ( NO!!! IM NOT SAYING THAT ITS BORING, BUT TOO MUCH EDUCATION PUTS ME TO SLEEP!! OKAY??
Not to be pedantic, but.... Water is dihydrogen monoxide or dihydridooxyogen. Some other names apply in specific circumstances, but hydrogen monoxide is not water. Ok I know I'm a jerk. He just misspoke. Also large stars can produce iron through fusion. It just does not release energy. The elements lighter than iron make energy through fusion. The elements heavier then iron make energy through fission. So when a star fuses enough stuff to have only ingredients for iron it stops producing enough outward force to keep the star stable. Then implosion. Then explosion and heavy element fusion. Or something. I'm sure he was just simplifying. But this, to me, is a very interesting step and ought not be omitted.
You could as easily call it hydrogen hydroxide, or hydroxyl acid. And Nick, it may be my degenerating hearing and poor voice discrimination, but your pronunciation of "proton" , to my ear anyway, sounds frustratingly like "photon," at least at 5:20 and 6:12, maybe enough to send a neophyte down the wrong path. Aw, forget it. If they're on this site without that basic knowledge, fruk-em.
I had a dream last night where i looked up to the sky and the sky had a tear and behind the tear was marine life.As above so below.Earth is 70%water,Human body 70% water..so im starting to belive it possible that the universe is 70% water as well
TBH Dune, or Arrakis was a very special planet in Dune BECAUSE it had no water at all. Many other colonized planets had just as much water as Earth - so it was definitely rare on Arrakis but it was pretty abundant elsewhere in the Dune-universe.
What on earth are you talking about??? Arrakis most certainly DID have water. Have you actually read Dune??? Arrakis was a very special planet because of the SPICE...
I want to write this comment before watching: I looked up “ocean universe” because I was watching a pool and saw the whirlpool current of a floor return. It cast a show with a ring of light around it and I realized I was seeing a two dimensional black hole created by water. And I thought about how water is the basis of organic life. And I thought about how humans have no business to know the secrets of our universe. We were designed to get earth to a type one civilization, and artificial intelligence, computers will be able to go further by having no reliance on earthly resources to continue discovering.
The water that existed on mars and venus in the beginning was probably blasted by the sun and settled around our orbit. We probably have so much water because we are far enough to grab all the water from the 3 planets closer to the sun then us.
A concept I have been mulling over in the past is that he divided the waters below from the waters above, now what does this mean, after all the waters below simple oceans but the waters above?, isnt it just a big void with scattered dust of all descriptions from stars to protons largely a vacuum, well maybe this is wrong , that on the very vast scale far in excess of the visible 13.8 light Aeons that a way , the large scale multiverse if you want! isn't a vacuum at all, it isn't technically water either, although vast clouds and nebula of h2o in some form exist out there all over the sky, but on the large scale it will look like a liquid a suspension of stars planets black holes, pulsars, gas, protons, neutrinos, photons that from our tiny plankton world seems to be a vast empty place, but think bigger and it becomes a fluid space and thus lifeforms just like aquatic creatures in the oceans must swim through this place, not just clinging to tiny rock surfaces as we seek, are there leviathon that dwarf the sun swimming singing and breeding out there, and our space is so small it may be billions of our years before anything we might recognise as life drifted by, or maybe we catch large creatures siphoning plasma from the sun, as the Soho solar probe seems to captures from time to time,
Your narrative style reminds me of David Ogden Stiers and his great narration of the American Experience series among others. One thing I've noticed is the decibel volume of your recordings are inconsistent. Which detracts somewhat from the format when you end on a high note then cut in a blurb at a much lower volume. Sounds like a mumbled closing even though I know it's just a different recording environment.
I was thinking that water vapour and methane, being lighter molecules, would tend to float to the top of the CO2 in the atmosphere and would therefore tend to be stripped of hydrogen by the solar wind - if the solar wind was not deflected by a magnetic field.
@@parallaxnick637 but assume Thea was an ice moon like Europa. Although smaller than earth it contains 2x the water per volume. Water is dense, thermally stable, and ubiquitous. The density would provide the oomph of the impact, the thermal stability would absorb lots and lots of heat through its phase changes, and odds are very Thea was like a lot of other small bodies in the solar system that are mostly water just because there are a lot of Europa like bodies flying around the sun. After the smash up, yes, a lot of water would have been lost but a lot would have saturated the atmosphere and low earth orbit and fallen as rain perhaps for millennia. Whatever water remnants made it to the moon would have been blasted away by the solar wind so we wouldn't expect much to remain there but even a small ice moon can contain more water than all Earth's oceans combined. Europa is estimated to contain more than double that of Earth. At first blush, the image of a molten lava world shrugging off a bucket of water seems logical but a giant ball of ice and water might be able to quench enough lava to leave a few puddles around in the end.
In my family, that is the highest compliment (e.g. My Grandmother often said, "I love you more than fried chicken" as we wet to bed).... btw - I commented on another video whereby I suggested that you might narrate the next Wes Andersen movie. That too was a compliment and hope that it was taken as such... I can not completely convey my gratitude for your videos. It is the perfect balance of Astronomy, Information, Entertainment, Humor & History (not necessarily in that order). I am coming through a recent depressive episode and heart-break, this soothes my brain and puts me in "good place" as I remain in seclusion... Thank You - Joe
@@parallaxnick637 Also don't forget the all-important hot sauce, may I recommend Crystal, which is made in New Orleans itself and I discovered while eating at a Soul Food place in San Francisco, half a block from The Church Of Saint John Coltrane. Yes, I went to their African Orthodox service one Sunday morning. Three hours of bebop jazz. It was as glorious as it sounds.
General points well done but why do you not speak of the asteroids from beyond the ice line as a significant source of water. After the main formation of the Earth the "first" heavy bombardment (by inward migration of Jupiter during the "grand tack", which is also relevant to the making of hot jupiters) scattering the early asteroid belt (which was considerably more massive then) and pelted the inner planets (and elsewhere, but we're trying to get water inward here.) Then was also the time of the "dim sun" freezing things but protected on Earth as you say with the flaring process.
a) it's not huge and b) Mars's lower gravity means that, if a rock gets blasted into space by an impact, it is less likely to come back down, and so will end up travelling the Solar System until it crashes into something.
9:15 - Hydrogen _mon_ oxide? Do you not mean hydrogen dioxide? 10:40 - oh hey, that's a green Mars. Fun :p That was a very good introduction. I already learned a lot of new things, and I can't wait to see the next video. Awesome work, definitely sharing this around :)
It's the H that's 2, not the O. Hydrogen dioxide would be H2O2, which is also called hydrogen peroxide. You might also be thinking of dihydrogen monoxide, but that's an entirely different topic :-) Thanks for sharing! :-)
I enjoyed the video. However, *much of this is based on complete SPECULATION* (though taught as fact) and is most likely incorrect. For example, the mechanism for the production of a planet's magnetic field is widely accepted to be a dynamo mechanism at the core. In reality, the most likely mechanism is gravitational influence from other celestial bodies creating a piezoelectric field originating in the crust. Correlate this with planets in our own solar system. Those that experience significant gravitational influence from a moon, the Sun, or another planet, will have their own energy field. Those that don't.. will not.
Of course, I don't know who wrote the material. I would not assume the narrator wrote the material. Still, the documentary is interesting even if there are some mistakes in science throughout.
@@parallaxnick637 haha religious affiliation and bible truth have pretty little in common. also lol the pew research center "facttank" which found 18% of Jehovah's witnesses to be democrats? and 7% who believe in hell? and here the best was 10% of Jehovah's witnesses who don't believe in God?? LOL!! psalm 2 "The LORD rules enthroned over the deep waters; ruling as king forever. The voice of the LORD is over the waters*; the God of glory thunders, the LORD thunders over the mighty waters." (footnote Heavenly ocean) Though being light years ahead, science calls it stupid; even as you creep toward what it already told us plainly, that the "universe" is water. Gen1:1,2 Water predates light.
I thought you were joking for the first 5 minutes or so a star forms when two opposing sound frequencies meet in submerged water called sonoluminescence. cuz that's how it actually works, all that stuff that you were talking about isn't even real man. you're making it sound like you were there 13 billion years ago, watching everything happen. Alchemy is not Fusion either, by the way, come on science man. I'm playing the role of the science shill guy. but seriously though you should make an effort to move away from the pseudo-sciences, and get back to reality for the future Generations sake. if the narrative continues on with theories to answer all the unknowns, the next generation will be entering a fantasy world based on cosmology and hold faith to theologians of space religion growing father away from knowledge of actual physics and reality. theory is mythology untill proven by the scientific method and not beneficial and misleading.= the new pseudoscience or science fiction. I'm not trying to pick a fight I promise. just think about that stuff I'm saying here
I don't care how smart a person or computer is! ....when you start throwing ridiculous numbers like 14 billion years ago.....I have no choice but state .... some "science " is absurd
If 14 billion years is a long time to you, you really don't want to read Wikipedia's Timeline of the far future: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future
I'm very curious about your videos but, even as an American, I can't follow your narration due to your way of speaking. You speak too fast and unintelligibly. Something you'll consider, I hope.
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Good chat! [15:50 Mars is actually downwind regarding the 'wind' from the sun, from Earth's POV].
It felt like I was watching an old episode of Cosmos for a minute there. That was great.
A thousand subs, WOW!
Even 36k subs just makes me shake my head in disbelief. It shatters my hope for the future of our species. You deserve at least a cool million. Your name is well known by the hard core seekers. I'll have to hold on to that for a while.
You got the first name right. The last name sounds like shä-HÄN.
I'm most happy for this milestone and I shall continue to post your videos on Facebook and Twitter.
The problem is most english people probably don't know hoe to pronounce ä ö or ü haha XD
Awesome explanation. The narrator has a tone of voice that is quite magical.
After watching your latest vid I am back to watch this series again. Put it on last night while I slept but I love this one so much I am starting it again while awake. Thanks PN! You have given an old man a lot of joy.
I mean, when TH-cam recommends Nick's videos, how can you not click? Sure, I've watched this series a dozen times, but not a baker's dozen.
@9:15 it's dihydrogen oxide, with polar-covalent bonding. It's very refreshing in it's liquid state poured over its solid state.
The planet Dune had plenty of water - it was all locked up by the Sandworms.
Couple years later and still going strong. Congrats on 25k!
The desert of Arakis (Dune) is explained as an artificial desert created by sand-trout trapping all water deep underground. They do this to creat the extreme desert conditions. Only then can they fuse together and form Shai-hulud, the great sandworm.
I love it. Nick is always making me gush. So I’m glad he’s doing this subject.
i could listen to you all day
Your channel is criminally under rated. Its awesome
I found your channel. back tracked to view them all and now have watched all of them! Keep up the great work!
Rewatching for the third time. Awesome series Nick
This is really beautiful. Wonderful telling.
on discovering your channel, I've done my best to watch the videos in order; what a treasure chest I've found! as I fear I'll soon (another day or two) exhaust your library, I can only, futility, beg you: please, PLEASE make more.
and know, your work is valued.
a lot.
thanks.
Congrats on the 1k subs
Your videos are great! thanks!
Very interesting and thus enjoyable. Thanks for the upload
Well you've definitely exceeded 1k subs!! 28k now! Love it.
Fusion Reactor Running on Water:
Some designs for a fusion reactor require Deuterium fuel. Deuterium is heavy hydrogen, hydrogen with one neutron. We get deuterium by extracting heavy water from the ocean. Heavy water is oxygen bonded to two deuterium atoms instead of regular hydrogen atoms. A fusion reactor running on water is a lot less stupid than it sounds.
Absolutely excellent, you have a new sub! Don't stop get it get it
You do an excellent job of covering a complex subject. You break down subjects to a form my brain can begin to understand and Astrum is another channel that also helps with that. I can hardly wait until we learn much more about possible planets around the Alpha Centauri sun like stars and Proxima Centauri's exoplanet b.
Really love your channel just subscribed 😊
That was really well written and delivered! In this age of endless youtubes with computer narrators, Real Voices are better!
Just think, if they would have known about two moons in our system that are made of water the lizard people never would have invaded earth. Haha
You really think they are here for our water?
I've seen so many astronomy videos and while the content is almost always scientifically accurate, in the videos that I have seen & as I understand the science itself, one thing that many videos do not have, that I have noticed, is a narrator that speaks well. Maybe I am arrogant. Maybe I have a bias of some type. Maybe I just prefer to hear a voice speaking, regardless of an accent, that does not trip over itself & butcher words. But, you seem to have a voice the flows & moves well, as opposed to a voice the grinds & sounds like nails on a chalkboard. I think this has a lot to do with how you seem to enunciate your words. This makes it easier to understand you when you speak and, also, it makes it easier to appreciate the subject matter when one does not have to go back to some point in the video to re-listen to that part where they, the narrator, clearly, sounds like they, had a few too many...
Always enunciate! Please, please, please, always...do that!
Thank you.
Subbed.
Food for thought: Just like that era when helium could be freely produced, there was a period some 14million(?) years after the big bang that the universe was room temperature! Eventually going below 0°c. But who knows what occurred in those days!?
Weird to think about.
I just listen to you again and again.
Well yeah Fusion generators run on Hydrogen (Deuterium and Tritium to be more precise) but with electrolysis you can split water into hydrogen and oxygen
Sure. But why would you need to when you have a giant lump of hydrogen (two of them, in fact) sitting right there in our Solar System?
@@parallaxnick637 Because film logic :P
@@parallaxnick637 Or it could be because there are so msny different gases in the gas giants the hydrogen would simply be too impure
@@parallaxnick637 hmm or maybe because the gas from the planets is just too impure
A most underrated channel. Subscribed
Helium clouds will still be around when the stars die?
Good to know the old "squeaky voice" prank will never get old! :P
Scuse me, I suddenly have the urge to drink a tall glass of water while sitting in a hot bath that's on a boat that's in the middle of the Pacific ocean...
"Its pressure can crush submersibles"
If only a certain submarine building company had been a fan of yours
Found this playlist. Subscribed 🛰️📡🔭👩🚀👍
Wow. 55.296 views. Well done Nick. Im very proud of you. Just so addicted to your format im re watching your work. Please post a new story soon. Yours with love Jeremy Mahrer.
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Another great video. Thank you !
1k subs?! You're over 30k brother!
I found your channel in my recommendations tab while watching some older Isaac Arthur videos. You two cover similar topics, so it makes sense. Subbed.
Thanks! :-) I have a feeling that as my number of subs increases, I'm going to be compared to Isaac Arthur a lot, though that's no bad thing.
Found you in Issac Arthur recommendations, too.
yep me too.
Same...
I can't do Issac's videos, his voice drives me crazy in seconds. sigh :(
I always get this creeping feeling of sadness when the history of Mars' water is discussed.
But Parallaxicality's voice really induces high levels of melancholy.
I really enjoyed this one, and congrats on the boost in subs. Not sure if it has been mentioned before, but I think the production value of your videos would really improve if you had better audio quality - I think the 'peaks' in your audio are getting clipped slightly. Keep up the great content!
Nooch 86 Was going to say the same thing. Channel is great, but the clipping audio is a very noticable issue. Fix that and this channel is going places. If you need help with doing that, shoot me a message.
N 86 I was wondering if it was time to buy some new speakers, so glad you made that comment.
I am thoroughly enjoying these videos on water. My own channel is undergoing a rebranding, and I intend to focus on astrobiology, among other topics. Keep up the great work!
This stuff is so educational that I listen to it to help me sleep! ( NO!!! IM NOT SAYING THAT ITS BORING, BUT TOO MUCH EDUCATION PUTS ME TO SLEEP!! OKAY??
All i can say is thank you so very much
This is excellent, keep up the good work!
Funny that you mentioned the Babylonion creation epic, it brought me here!
Not to be pedantic, but.... Water is dihydrogen monoxide or dihydridooxyogen. Some other names apply in specific circumstances, but hydrogen monoxide is not water. Ok I know I'm a jerk. He just misspoke. Also large stars can produce iron through fusion. It just does not release energy. The elements lighter than iron make energy through fusion. The elements heavier then iron make energy through fission. So when a star fuses enough stuff to have only ingredients for iron it stops producing enough outward force to keep the star stable. Then implosion. Then explosion and heavy element fusion. Or something. I'm sure he was just simplifying. But this, to me, is a very interesting step and ought not be omitted.
You could as easily call it hydrogen hydroxide, or hydroxyl acid. And Nick, it may be my degenerating hearing and poor voice discrimination, but your pronunciation of "proton" , to my ear anyway, sounds frustratingly like "photon," at least at 5:20 and 6:12, maybe enough to send a neophyte down the wrong path. Aw, forget it. If they're on this site without that basic knowledge, fruk-em.
Did anyone else notice the dog barking at the 17:18 point in the video? Woof!
Um, yeah. Well heard :-) Not much I can do about it now though...
I had a dream last night where i looked up to the sky and the sky had a tear and behind the tear was marine life.As above so below.Earth is 70%water,Human body 70% water..so im starting to belive it possible that the universe is 70% water as well
Where are you?! Rewatching this series.
Just got a new computer. New video will be up in a few days.
ParallaxNick Thanks for the reply! We have been curious where you were. Its been a while. Really enjoy your vids. Keep em comin!
I can't believe I didn't find your channel sooner.
TBH Dune, or Arrakis was a very special planet in Dune BECAUSE it had no water at all. Many other colonized planets had just as much water as Earth - so it was definitely rare on Arrakis but it was pretty abundant elsewhere in the Dune-universe.
What on earth are you talking about??? Arrakis most certainly DID have water. Have you actually read Dune??? Arrakis was a very special planet because of the SPICE...
I want to write this comment before watching:
I looked up “ocean universe” because I was watching a pool and saw the whirlpool current of a floor return. It cast a show with a ring of light around it and I realized I was seeing a two dimensional black hole created by water.
And I thought about how water is the basis of organic life. And I thought about how humans have no business to know the secrets of our universe. We were designed to get earth to a type one civilization, and artificial intelligence, computers will be able to go further by having no reliance on earthly resources to continue discovering.
Comets, volcanism, *and* maybe two young planets smashing into each other?
Thanks for the content
The water that existed on mars and venus in the beginning was probably blasted by the sun and settled around our orbit. We probably have so much water because we are far enough to grab all the water from the 3 planets closer to the sun then us.
If there is other life out there it's where we all came from and can't go back
Ummm how u get that rock🧐🤔🤔
A concept I have been mulling over in the past is that he divided the waters below from the waters above,
now what does this mean, after all the waters below simple oceans but the waters above?, isnt it just a big void with scattered dust of all descriptions from stars to protons largely a vacuum, well maybe this is wrong , that on the very vast scale far in excess of the visible 13.8 light Aeons that a way , the large scale multiverse if you want! isn't a vacuum at all, it isn't technically water either, although vast clouds and nebula of h2o in some form exist out there all over the sky, but on the large scale it will look like a liquid a suspension of stars planets black holes, pulsars, gas, protons, neutrinos, photons that from our tiny plankton world seems to be a vast empty place, but think bigger and it becomes a fluid space and thus lifeforms just like aquatic creatures in the oceans must swim through this place, not just clinging to tiny rock surfaces as we seek, are there leviathon that dwarf the sun swimming singing and breeding out there, and our space is so small it may be billions of our years before anything we might recognise as life drifted by, or maybe we catch large creatures siphoning plasma from the sun, as the Soho solar probe seems to captures from time to time,
What is water but concentrated hydrogen: H2O?
9:16
What?
Hydrogen MONoxide??
Now do one on Dihydrogen Monoxide, the deadliest chemical.
Your narrative style reminds me of David Ogden Stiers and his great narration of the American Experience series among others. One thing I've noticed is the decibel volume of your recordings are inconsistent. Which detracts somewhat from the format when you end on a high note then cut in a blurb at a much lower volume. Sounds like a mumbled closing even though I know it's just a different recording environment.
The earth which has water above and below the firmament of which the fixed stars revolve with the wandering stars within the Celestial sea.
_My excited nipples got the point of this video._
Fucking awesome, great job, good explanation
Yeah did you the first actual photograph of an atom showed no spheres but in fact it was flat like ripples in water.
You should do one on Venus at some point I think that would be awesome. There's not a lot of good videos on Venus, very few infact.
Does this video predate the discovery that heavy elements are formed in supernovas?
No; that's been known for several decades.
Wouldn't Venus's slow rotation potentially be of greater effect than its water level as that would massively reduce the magnetic field strength?
Sorry, but I don't understand- effect on what? A weak magnetic field should lead to a thinner atmosphere, not a massively thicker one.
I was thinking that water vapour and methane, being lighter molecules, would tend to float to the top of the CO2 in the atmosphere and would therefore tend to be stripped of hydrogen by the solar wind - if the solar wind was not deflected by a magnetic field.
Man maybe someone did salt our water a long time ago
You’re like the Dan Carlin of space
Perhaps Earth's water was delivered by Thea when it collided with earth and formed e moon.
Highly unlikely. Any water Thea had would have been blasted off by the impact, and the impact reduced Earth to lava.
@@parallaxnick637 but assume Thea was an ice moon like Europa. Although smaller than earth it contains 2x the water per volume. Water is dense, thermally stable, and ubiquitous. The density would provide the oomph of the impact, the thermal stability would absorb lots and lots of heat through its phase changes, and odds are very Thea was like a lot of other small bodies in the solar system that are mostly water just because there are a lot of Europa like bodies flying around the sun. After the smash up, yes, a lot of water would have been lost but a lot would have saturated the atmosphere and low earth orbit and fallen as rain perhaps for millennia. Whatever water remnants made it to the moon would have been blasted away by the solar wind so we wouldn't expect much to remain there but even a small ice moon can contain more water than all Earth's oceans combined. Europa is estimated to contain more than double that of Earth. At first blush, the image of a molten lava world shrugging off a bucket of water seems logical but a giant ball of ice and water might be able to quench enough lava to leave a few puddles around in the end.
I'm thirsty after watching this video.
Nick has perfect diction except for “hydoshen”. Rather endearing.
excellent
I love your channel more than fried chicken!
Surely it would depend on the fried chicken? I mean there is some fried chicken out there that even I don't love my channel more than.
In my family, that is the highest compliment (e.g. My Grandmother often said, "I love you more than fried chicken" as we wet to bed).... btw - I commented on another video whereby I suggested that you might narrate the next Wes Andersen movie. That too was a compliment and hope that it was taken as such... I can not completely convey my gratitude for your videos. It is the perfect balance of Astronomy, Information, Entertainment, Humor & History (not necessarily in that order). I am coming through a recent depressive episode and heart-break, this soothes my brain and puts me in "good place" as I remain in seclusion... Thank You - Joe
@@parallaxnick637 Also don't forget the all-important hot sauce, may I recommend Crystal, which is made in New Orleans itself and I discovered while eating at a Soul Food place in San Francisco, half a block from The Church Of Saint John Coltrane.
Yes, I went to their African Orthodox service one Sunday morning. Three hours of bebop jazz. It was as glorious as it sounds.
Its alrady mentioned in vedic books.
21:16 i thought my gpu was dying
General points well done but why do you not speak of the asteroids from beyond the ice line as a significant source of water. After the main formation of the Earth the "first" heavy bombardment (by inward migration of Jupiter during the "grand tack", which is also relevant to the making of hot jupiters) scattering the early asteroid belt (which was considerably more massive then) and pelted the inner planets (and elsewhere, but we're trying to get water inward here.) Then was also the time of the "dim sun" freezing things but protected on Earth as you say with the flaring process.
For a planet to move inward, it must scatter smaller bodies outward. Here in this Solar System we obey the conservation of angular momentum.
It is already written millons of year ago in hindi sculpture you should read them other useful information also there 🙂🙂🙂🙂
How the hell does a huge rock from Mars make it to Egypt. Question everything. Nice vid
a) it's not huge and b) Mars's lower gravity means that, if a rock gets blasted into space by an impact, it is less likely to come back down, and so will end up travelling the Solar System until it crashes into something.
9:15 - Hydrogen _mon_ oxide? Do you not mean hydrogen dioxide?
10:40 - oh hey, that's a green Mars. Fun :p
That was a very good introduction. I already learned a lot of new things, and I can't wait to see the next video. Awesome work, definitely sharing this around :)
It's the H that's 2, not the O. Hydrogen dioxide would be H2O2, which is also called hydrogen peroxide. You might also be thinking of dihydrogen monoxide, but that's an entirely different topic :-) Thanks for sharing! :-)
Ah, I did mean dihydrogen monoxide, haha. I was unaware that it was allowed to drop a "di" in such cases. Still find it weird...
The Earth is a stationary firmament. Not a GLOBE.
Interesting. Not only do you think the Earth is flat, you apparently do not know what the firmament is.
Damn I'd like to know what the firmament is instead of just looking at it daily.
The Earth is just apart of the glass that separates us from the space of water
I enjoyed the video. However, *much of this is based on complete SPECULATION* (though taught as fact) and is most likely incorrect. For example, the mechanism for the production of a planet's magnetic field is widely accepted to be a dynamo mechanism at the core. In reality, the most likely mechanism is gravitational influence from other celestial bodies creating a piezoelectric field originating in the crust. Correlate this with planets in our own solar system. Those that experience significant gravitational influence from a moon, the Sun, or another planet, will have their own energy field. Those that don't.. will not.
Scarcity fear is created.
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Of course, I don't know who wrote the material. I would not assume the narrator wrote the material. Still, the documentary is interesting even if there are some mistakes in science throughout.
Care to elaborate?
Yeah, seriously where are the mistakes of science?
Dark matter is like the water....dark energy...dont know. lol dark energy i think is GOD.
Where is this video on the graph marking mans painful sluggish journey back to biblical truth?
You mean this graph?
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@@parallaxnick637 haha religious affiliation and bible truth have pretty little in common. also lol the pew research center "facttank" which found 18% of Jehovah's witnesses to be democrats? and 7% who believe in hell? and here the best was 10% of Jehovah's witnesses who don't believe in God?? LOL!!
psalm 2 "The LORD rules enthroned over the deep waters; ruling as king forever.
The voice of the LORD is over the waters*; the God of glory thunders, the LORD thunders over the mighty waters." (footnote Heavenly ocean)
Though being light years ahead, science calls it stupid; even as you creep toward what it already told us plainly, that the "universe" is water. Gen1:1,2 Water predates light.
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I thought you were joking for the first 5 minutes or so a star forms when two opposing sound frequencies meet in submerged water called sonoluminescence. cuz that's how it actually works, all that stuff that you were talking about isn't even real man. you're making it sound like you were there 13 billion years ago, watching everything happen. Alchemy is not Fusion either, by the way, come on science man. I'm playing the role of the science shill guy. but seriously though you should make an effort to move away from the pseudo-sciences, and get back to reality for the future Generations sake. if the narrative continues on with theories to answer all the unknowns, the next generation will be entering a fantasy world based on cosmology and hold faith to theologians of space religion growing father away from knowledge of actual physics and reality. theory is mythology untill proven by the scientific method and not beneficial and misleading.= the new pseudoscience or science fiction. I'm not trying to pick a fight I promise. just think about that stuff I'm saying here
I don't care how smart a person or computer is! ....when you start throwing ridiculous numbers like 14 billion years ago.....I have no choice but state .... some "science " is absurd
If 14 billion years is a long time to you, you really don't want to read Wikipedia's Timeline of the far future:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future
"...13 billion years ago..." 😂🤣 this part is soo fake...and funny.
I'd encourage all to consider the Electric Universe theory; it makes a lot more sense than this.
I'm very curious about your videos but, even as an American, I can't follow your narration due to your way of speaking. You speak too fast and unintelligibly. Something you'll consider, I hope.