What Was the Earth Like before the Age of Dinosaurs?
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Every corner of today’s Earth is teeming with life. From the poles to the equator, from deep caves to air currents up high, from tropical forests to volcanoes - you will find life, at least primitive organisms, everywhere. Animals, plants, fungi and bacteria have learned to adapt to the harshest environments. Has it always been like this in our world?
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Dont listen too him. Keep rocking
I love it 😍❤️😍
Enjoy all your content!
@@imnotareptilian6489 Trolling muppet!
That was awesome😄👍
Respect to the cameraman for filming this for 13 billion years
That's commitment 👏 he deserves a billion years rest now
Don't give up your day job.
😂😂😂😂😂
wonder how many of his vacation days have been carried over??
I love this comment🤣🤣🤣
It is difficult to wrap my mind around such large amounts of time when an 8 hour shift at work feels like an eternity.
Dont bother with it, its a big bunch of nonsense anyways.
@@MrOrangeonion time is nonsense?
@@MrOrangeonion why are you wasting time?
@@MrOrangeonion ?
@@donotpursuelubu9179 Hold the line, love isn't always on time, oh oh oh
Imagine how quiet it was before the dinosaurs? Nothing to hear but wind, ocean waves, thunder, rain, and the occasional earthquake.
Amazing how scientists can gather so much evidence over a mind boggling number of years ago. Much respect to these guys for their work
no they can't, most of it is speculation and guessing based on what we know about how things work now, there isn't very much actual evidence
I always imagine if some Alien species finding earth 🌎 4 billion year ago and *announcing it an useless volcanic🌋 planet.👽*
Bruh they make it all up!!! It’s called graham hancokz
@@DC-oj6xg Its not made up but alrite lol
@@kevingettemy5203 its made up
Imagine just how many planets are out there going through this same exact process with life forms existing on each that are beyond anything our imaginations can conceive or comprehend.
Real talk
@Plumbing Mafia with that level of duh you gotta either be a trump supporter, a flat earther, lack an education or are just a troll- provided the fact your profile says you joined TH-cam literally an hour ago.
@Plumbing Mafia uh huh. Welp allow me to help you get removed again. It’s the 21st century there dopey, drop the Nazi crap and get on board for the big win.
@Plumbing Mafia take your anti-semitism elsewhere.
@Plumbing Mafia death threats? The hilarity. Tell me, how exactly am I going to “stop breathing” in exactly 3 months time?
To this day I'm amazed that I exist. It's amazing how life took off.
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@Dread TheLion Allah?
@@valistrutu Krishna
@@daraa151 Shiva
@@valistrutu Ifrit
We appreciate the time that you have put these films together we find them very educational and interesting thank you
It's the second time I saw this episode. Wow. Still great to gain this incredible perspective on the earth's distant past. The dinosaurs play such a small part in this epic "play"....
When I hear you saying millions of years ago, it always fascinated me to know as humans we live such small amount of time.
The earth has been here for over 4 billion years and humans have only been here for about 200,00 years
@@conormayweather5474 wow
that´s what you think... we are one so probably we are going to live billion lifes
@@conormayweather5474 what brings you to that conclusion, that we only have existed for 200k years, what's your source?
@@izusblur science and all the evidence we have found …
This made me think about all the extinct tasty fruits we never got to taste.
Probably not as good as today's fruits. Plants evolved sweet fruits in order to be appealing to us (and all other fructivorous animals) so we would spread their seeds.
@@guidoylosfreaks How does the plant know what our taste bud prefer?
@@brucefale6132 succes based, over a few million years there will have been thousands and thousands of fruit bearing plants, if 1 is yummier than the other it will be eaten more, and thus spread around more, pater on this plant might get 2 mutations, a yummier version and a less yummie version, in this case once more the yummier version will be eaten more, its less about knowing what humans like to eat and more about having thousands of variants over time and by chance one or several will be preferred and eaten more.
@@shadowraven4221 Yes....but how do the plants know that this is what these eaters preferred?
It's not like they have a brain.
@@brucefale6132 the plants themselves don’t know. The fruits that were the tastiest were eaten more by animals this spread more which, over thousands of generations, would’ve made the tasty fruits more widespread than the disgusting fruits.
Thank you Kosmo team. Through your talented efforts you have made an important subject both fathomable and fascinating.
A subject like this will always keep me in wonder. Video's like these will always create a realisation of how lucky we are to just be and make me very thankful to be alive. I learned some new things here, very well put together!
Amazing how the queen lived through all of this!
And Betty White
And Willie Nelson
And me
What Queen?
@@johnmc3862 nicki Minaj ☺️
The earth went thru all of this so I can see an ad for Sonic
yes
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Amazing content. It really puts everything in perspective to see the history of the Earth covered in a matter of minutes.
Thanks for the tremendous effort...not just to inform but to inspire, us as human being for the better in appreciating how wonderful is life here on this planet we call home!
Imagine in future some other species talking about our entire existence for just one minute and then moving forward to talk about evolved species
:(
@@jorjocadan5808 That's how it goes. Don't be sad. We still have a couple of thousands years.
@@innerslothamonggus9070 whether or not we have thousands of years left or not. We are made in God's image.. we are designed to be here its all intelligence.. from our cell DNA all the way to the creation of this video
@@flash2k807 lmfao yea. Right.
@@swolleiosis2044 what has the mind proven over and over, that there are no limits,. There is no lion making shirts, there is no dog making a car, there is no pig thinking of how can I make the world better.. we are the only species to have infinite intelligence and God I'd infinite intelligence
Imagine evolving for a billion years then getting wiped out in the blink of an eye.
Let's not imagine that
This shows how little does the Universe "care" about its creations. Everything is random and things are evolving in an incomprehensive amount of time. Things became evolving faster since we, the humans, evolved through the development of our intelligence and technology. The nature of this Universe is unknown, but we give it a meaning so don't stop finding a purpose ;)
Nothing is random.
Cuz it never happened.
@@lg3org3 no.
Wonderfully done - very professional, informative, concise and enjoyable - Quality always shines - hang in there Kosmo! You have something special...I'm in! (subscribed/liked)...
Great video! Consolidated information!! Would love some more detail in each period. Thanks
It’s mind boggling trying to wrap my head around the fact that more species have gone extinct in The Great Dying than there are species that exist today. All the amazing creatures that have came and went, and all the alien-like creatures that we will never know about.
@@AB-wf8ek Haha. I actually do the same thing but think as if I was an alien and observing this world for the first time, animals and man. It’s really cool to have the imagination to gain that sort of perspective, so 👍
Hey its okay, we still have aliens.
Aliens are still here
There used to be a snake that was a piece of pizza but it went extinct cause Dinosaurs liked pizza too much
some of their carbon formed the later creatures including us, so their atom basically live within us.
The planet seems to have resembled other planets and moons we might not consider "habitable" during it's "lifetime".. so it's likely similar processes are happening on other worlds. We may not see life "out there" but it probably is.
The sheer volume of space and time in mind boggling, and amazing :)
They say Mars was likely like Earth billions of years ago, so we might just be a few billion years too late to go there!
Infinite. Mathematically there has to be something out there
@@reedsullivan8755
Yes Reed
It's hard for the human brain to conceive the idea that the universe is infinite
And that includes me
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I never thought about this before. There was a time when earth was “uninhabitable” but here we are. Maybe in 300 million years the moon will birth new life lol
It would be great to take this timeline as a base, and then choose interestingly specific cut sections from within it to take a deeper dive into those eras.
I like how, at the end of the video, he calls humans selfies creatures and than asks for money in the same breath. Hahahaha!
Love how he says, "just a billion years later...."as if that isn't an impossibly long time.
LITERALLY what I was thinking lmao “JUST a BILLION years”?? That amount of time is beyond unimaginable.
On cosmological scale, 1 billion yrs wasn't that long. Modern human are just a very very tiny part of earth history.
@@starlight4169 agreed, but it still sounds mildly comical when he says a billions years this and a billion years that in such an offhand manner lol.
It's all estimations anyway, these aren't accurate figures.
@@starlight4169 Yes, even on a cosmic scale, a billion years is a long time.
Big salute to camera man
Who filmed everything for us !!
First time I've heard it 😅
@Rane_kun definitely 😄
Lucy aka scarlett johansson filmed it for us to see and enjoy... Thank you lucy...hehehe.. Yeah
Your mom....
@@JPJROBBO137 your mom is getting old
Never ever seen such a informative video explaining this topic in such detail.
Such a gorgeous shot of those water bears! I love it!
"just a billion years later" sounds like "just a tiny wee moment later"
@@skyblue3305 no.
6 days seems an even shorter moment in time.
I mean when comparing it to the life time of the earth then yes it is just a tiny wee moment
Sounds like a small loan of a million dollars
One billion is miniscule in astronomy
We’re talking millions and billions of years and we’re all pleased if we reach 90. Crazy
Shut up
@@drakelai3502 ?
Makes you see how small us humans really are compared to the world and the whole universe
Yes, we are all we have.
Hello.
Think about it. Fossils are decomposing quickly in our lifetime. How can they be millions yrs old? The Earth is young.
It’s so wild that there were fossils before Dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Mind blown.
Thank you so much for the education!
I can’t wait to watch more of your videos. Learning is power!
Its amazing how Earth recovers after every catastrophe
IKR, almost like they just made up some fantasy and put a stamp on it to disprove the word of GOD.
Read this and remember, because this will help you later in life 100%
Edit: Even if at the time you think its some nonsense or believing it could possibly make it harder for you.
It won’t when the sun consumes it unfortunately.
And they say we need to Save this planet cause we're destroying it...bullshit
@@user-ps6iz6bd9t Let it Be.
@@user-ps6iz6bd9t As the great George Carlin said about people talking about saving the earth, "The Earth is fine, the people are fucked!"
Evolution is truly incredible. What an indescribably beautiful function of the universe.
Fantastic video! Well produced and very informative. Very insightful and easy to understand. Well done!
I can't even imagine how much effort is needed to make such an amazing, informative and and so well scripted video! This is what school should feel like!
They should be given plasticine to make dinosaurs in evolution and taught how to derive them from skeletons.
Yes, I feel the most important thing educating kids is to capture their attention and make it easy to get interested.
@@emankcin1701 Kids are born curious (when, where, why, how, when, where, why, how, etc.) and begin as round pegs that schools force into square holes and by doing so remove much of the curiosity of most kids. They become more interested in being entertained than acquiring knowledge.
This video was phenomenal, I love mother Earth. Nothing in the universe, but everything for us.
They don't call her Mama Gaia for nothing! We need to take care of her so that she can continue to take care of all of us.
These more out there then u think we not alone lots of earths 🌎 like us just so far away but that out there if we r here trust me👍
How do you know, have you traveled the entire universe?
Absolutely fascinating and brilliantly put together. Subscribed! Thank you.
Thank you for helping me to better understand the time line it has always been difficult for me .
My son - 5 years old immediately said he liked it and understood how earth was formed. Said Thank you. A very nice educative video…👏🏽👏🏽
Your son sounds clever, keep encouraging him!
Now read him the bible and hope he is a skeptic
@@Anders-B yes
Your son has no idea what sulfur is
Proves that extinction events are not to be feared. Life is resilient and bounces back better than before.
Unless it's your species that goes extinct!
@@jasonkinzie8835 why does it matter if humans live if it's more likely than not it's a simulation and even if it's not than nothing makes us different from other animal?, I think maybe if we got to a point where we have more knowledge than our immediate surroundings it would matter as that would be a lot of information lost but everything we have could be rediscovered, basically if we collected enough information to explain events that currently have no explanation but for now it's mostly speculation and only things that somehow directly relate to us
Just lock down everything and imprison everyone in their own homes. Survival guaranteed 10000000000000%.
Maybe not better... just different
@@jasonkinzie8835 what if it was us.... just in a different form and level of consciousness
All these planets & you are still my world
a product of diligent research. i love it!
It would've been so amazing to see earth once everything calmed down. Everything would've been so pure.
Open your door and step outside
@@alexanderx3554 my guys speaking facts holy shit
@@alexanderx3554
What if "outside" is Skid Row? The calm and innocent view of syringes laying on your front door and a meth head screaming in the middle of the road while naked. So pure.
@@gvs6462 move out.
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Truly innovative solutions.
That was an incredible 18 minute summary of life on Earth
Respect to your channel, I've had so many wonderful hours watching Kosmo, for about two or perhaps three years. I love Kosmo channel
Fantastic videos ! All of them. The quality of the image is great ... Thanks.
People just don't understand how perfect the conditions have to be for a place like Earth to exist with life on it. Most all living things need oxygen and liquid water to survive, the Earth being in the so called habitable zone where water does not freeze or quickly boil based on distance away from the Sun and that the Earth is the perfect size to capture Oxygen from leaving the planet known as "molecular escape velocity".
Well, I think space holds all the necessary ingredients to make life. Just like if Earth got its microbial life from Comets, Stardust and such, then all it takes is that one solar system where a planet is at that Goldilocks zone. Then you just need to wait billions of years for the life to evolve :)
Millions of years ago life dares to escape the ocean.
Now life dared to leave the planet
All early life on earth did not need oxygen, which was in fact toxic to organic life and the cause of that huge extinction event that happened after photosynthesis was developed, causing oxygen to slowly accumulate in the atmosphere to toxic levels. Evolution found a way to first tolerate and finally require oxygen for most all living things.
@@patrickwoods2583 I think it’s more complex than that. Our moon played a pivotal role in the the evolution of life, but it happened as a result of a oblique collision with a Mars sized planet. Also, I’ve been reading that our planet has an unusual amount of phosphorus, which is necessary for life. Also, our sun is unusually quiet, which allows the vast time periods necessary for life to evolve.
What's often overlooked it that we STILL haven't arrived at a universally-accepted definition for 'life'. that encompasses infinite different circumstances eg. Does a sunbeam constitute 'life'? If not, why not? Is the Man-in-the-Moon made of cheese? Who decides? Get the drift?
I've seen a fair amount of documentaries about the evolution of life on Earth, but this is one of the first that graphically put that evolution into a more interesting, contextual and relatable perspective. I actually found myself wondering what it felt like to be one of the first single-cell organisms forming a "carpet" on the sour and hot sea floor. Instant sub.
probably nothing. Something like a single-cell organism most likely wouldn't be aware of itself. But yeah, it's very interesnting what you say. No matter how many videos of early life on earth I watch, I just want to keep watching more
@@CairanoOficial Sometimes I even find myself wondering what it feels like to be an electron, lol. Just the way I'm wired, I guess....
@@ClearTheRubble7 yeah, speaking of wich, ever wonder what would feel like being a jelly fish? Those things don't even have a brain, nervous system, digestive system, bones or organs and they are 95% water, and yet they are alive and kicking... like, WTF?
Ya know they found a 2 billion year old nuclear reactor
Tired and hoping to evolve another leg and smaller head I suspect as hopping around on one leg with that big fuckin orb head must have been quite taxing.
Imagine being instantaneously transported 800 million years ago into the middle of any ocean on Earth.
That’s horrifying beyond all comprehension.
You would get rusty,you poor thing.But if you're a water child,you'll do fine.
This is a fabulous video and I really enjoyed watching the video. Thank you for this great explanation.
This really is food for thought. Seriously, the creators of this presentation excided expectations.
Yep, the human mind is nearly limitless in it's ability to wonder, speculate and imagine. Fantasy is intriguing is it not?!
@@dickhead9594 Is it not
@@dickhead9594 you are well named
@@dickhead9594 Indeed, although the fantasy i just witnessed watching this fairy tale made me more dimwitted, i couldnt comprehend what it would be like to believe in such fairy tales.
Foood did i hear foooooood ?
This is one of the coolest videos I've seen. It must've taken a lot of hard work, and I hope the positive comments will provide enough inspiration for you to keep making them! Thank you so much! 💓
I love you ❤
@@playboy67899 love you 2😆
Another good presentation. Thanks for the video!
Liked the way you presented this story. Not too much nor too little. Easy to follow and understand.
Took billions of years to make me and I’m still a single lonely disappointment to my family.
@Skadzer 😂😂😂 Hold that L son
Changes just takes a second. Always never ever give up
No sympathy here buddy.
There are many who don't even live day, or live very little. An unless you believe there is more to death than we understand, then that is pretty dumb
Same here
Me: Trying to use this video to make myself fall asleep
Me, 18 minutes later: WHY THE HELL AM I EVEN MORE AWAKE???
Isn’t it crazy how the cameraman went back in time and risked his life to get us this amazing footage🙏🙏🙏
@ stop being a Eric wanamaker wannabe kid
Well done , I'm amazed by this video. Very informative and interesting
A wonderful series, I have watched it several times and I feel sure that I will do so several more times in the future. As the earth is continuously changing, so too does the story of our planet.
It leaves me with a deep respect for our planet in all its wonder. And great worry about human behaviour. 🤔🌄🌿
Phenomenal‼️ I found your channel months ago when viewing astronomy videos, my favorite subject. Quickly has this channel become one of my top 3 go-to channels for optimal viewing pleasure. The graphics, seamless editing & transitional changes are flawlessly superb! The narration is near perfect while the content is always on point! Please, never change your content producing recipe!
Go listen to Neil Tyson if you really love this. Listen to him talking the true power captain marvel truly and you’ll fall in love with him and the universe
@@stevemarshall5974 That man is a natural born teacher. I love to listen to him.
This is probably the most fascinating and interesting video I've watched. Great job!👍
Wonderful video----So much information I was totally unaware of----Thank you for this
There is no way this is the first time in all the galaxies existence that this has happened.. this process has probably occurred just as much as black holes we just have no way to know being stuck here.. one day maybe ❤️
this is how I feel. I think millions of civilizations have come and gone. This is just our turn on this corner small as it may be.
This is just a fantasy with conjecture. There is NO evidence for this film at all. As an example both carbon 14 and argon potassium dating is part science and just as much part guessing.
Maybe all planet out there are also in process....just thinking.
@@mjpthetrucker9485 exactly or just something else looking down studying us or maybe just over looking us cause we are still nothing to them
Dogs are the most intelligent creatures ever
2:44 ''This water was sour, salty and extremely hot. It resembled today's geezers." Yeah, I know several old geezers who are that way.
Ha underrated
You know hot geezers?
Oh, oh, oh ...
I'm one ! I'm one !!
Sour, salty and hot. . . it resembled soup. Soups on!
@@jdblake3224 Haha. Know one? I am one!
Thank you so much for these informative and learning documentaries
Lovely video.. and a tiny but important message in the end was amazing... goozebumbs guaranteed....🔥🔥🔥
A massive thumbs up from a devout fan of this channel. Superb content. Excellent animation,imformative and extremely interesting. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to the next one already.
Fantastic video as always, this really is one of favourite channels. Keep up the amazing work!
Great job 👍 I always look forward to watching.
The best explanation and visualisation of the world's history and evolution that I've seen.
“Those aren’t mountains those are waves”
Best movie ever
Stunningly terrific movie.
That was scary!
I love that movie so freaking much. The atmosphere, the concept and the just overall feeling is helplessness, regret and triumph. Masterpiece of a movie in my ooinion
@@GypsyDanger514 and the music fits great when you pay attention...
This kind of illustration makes us humans so insignificant with respect to evolution and time..
Religion would have you think otherwise
There still hasn’t been proven that anything has ever evolved but people still believe in it
@@godschosenone475 it has been proven, just not understood by the non educated ones.
On the contrary I would say it makes us very significant. We stand at the top of billions of years of evolution. Humans are the apex organism, the most complex lifeform the Earth has yet known. Where does evolution go after us? What new heights can organisms reach? Can there be produced something more perfect than the human mind?
@@MizterMoonshine Something more perfect than the human mind? The same mind that is destroying the house it lives in
We appreciate the time and effort that you have put in to make this documentary very educational thank you all for your wonderful documentary
Spectacular! Loved this
This video is exactly what I was hoping it would be and exactly what I needed to watch. Despite the digital voiceover I could still understand everything. This was very informational and entertaining!
The digital VO almost made me stop it cold. Glad I didn’t. Great video.
Some fairy tale made as science.
It wasn't a digital VO. An actual person spoke all that... 😒
It's not a digital VO, he's just British. Which, to be fair, isn't much of a distinction
@@evilfuzzybunny100 🤣👌
How could anyone dislike this video. this is the planet that gives you life.
Those people think a man died so we could be born. When humans been around for over a million year's. Long before this man was just made up.
@@guysanders2659 are you here spreading your beliefs, sir?
The computer voice is shit
Narration is horrible. I wished theyd just use an actual person
I am facinated with the way everything is precisely organised in nature and how various it is. That is why I find getting a glimpse into how everything came abut very intersting. Anither thing I also wonder about are the methods scientist used to find out so much information about the prehistoric Earth. Thank you for the compelling video!
Love it. I wish I would be alive when we actually are able to study more planets and where they are in their own evolutionary period.
They should be in the same evolutionary period . After all the big bang created all the planets at the same time . Why is earth the only planet able to sustain life . Because earth was created by God for humans to live on .
I really enjoy seeing even very recent scientific discoveries about geology, atmospherics, etc being integrated with each new video seamlessly! I can point friends and acquaintances to this channel knowing they will be both entertained and receiving accurate and up to date information, keep it up!
The truth is that in the beginning Good created the heavens and the earth, everything in it including the one who made this fake documentary
@@clemsikanyika890 knock it off weirdo
Great video! I'm really impressed by your production quality.
That is so cool and interesting how mankind and other animals came to exist on Earth today I never know that
I always loved how the continents are like a jigsaw puzzlel, and the animation to show how this once fit together.
That's a mind-boggling & thought provoking documentary supported by amazing animation & pleasing narration 😍👌
I don't no how only 24 k have seen this.. this should go viral
I was with him right up to the end where he tried to guilt shame me for being a human. Some people just can't seem to get through the day without trying to shame everyone around them.
Chandan Panda: Videos like this only underscore the fact that TH-cam is a treasure trove of fascinating videos, like this one. Kudos to the producers of this piece!
@@mattmccaughen8082 A better question ---- how could 114 people have disliked this video?
@@mattmccaughen8082 its actually 134K
New sub ... this goes so quick, was sad to see it end. Will keep exploring your videos, thank you!
Great production!
Thank you
That was quite a ride. Make another one in 100 million years time.
Imagine how fresh the air was, youd be happy just to be able to breath
I think for most of it you would actually have died from suffocation if you went there now
@@Fromatic depends how far back we go
@@Fromatic yeah, cuz our body isn’t adapted to that yet
probably would be to much oxygen
Maximum is 400 million years. Anymore and we probably did from lack of oxygen.
Y'all's videos always kick butt. Very informative and really clear. Always interesting. Thanks
Respect for this man who went to space to film this
Well done, well.presented, broken down so almost each age is distinctive and tells a different story that lay people like me can understand
Cheers Blue 👍
One of my top 5 channels. Thank you for creating such interesting and professional videos
Imagine how old the planet is but yet we are basically a live a fraction of a time living in this planet. Basically puts life in prospective.
Crazy to think such exists. Even crazier to assume stuff like this but on a universal scale also happened/is happening ×××××××××××? lightyears away.
Awesome video. Thank you for the hard work. Both My 5 year old son and I learned a lot!
How Old is the earth th-cam.com/video/5iX7cLq0OdE/w-d-xo.html.
Amazing work quality and narrative. Thanks
When you consider the time frames in the video, you realize how small of a blip we really are !
When you consider the whole vídeo, you realize how amazing we are too..
Even we are small, we are important to the universe, we took a part in his history, we are made of star dust and will become dust again. So we have to do our best in our small time here. We own this to the universe, and the universe need us to keep existing...
Man is just a vapor, here today, and gone tomorrow,
@@therickfernandes not at all. The universe didn't need us before and certainly not after. You are not special. You were lied too. Thats all.
@@nukacola3795 We're just a swarm, clinging to a ball of mud and rock spinning around a big fire in space...
Informative and interesting as usual. Terrific graphics and animation as well. Great job. ✌
Fantastic! I liked and subscribed immediately!
Love these shows so much.