I recently re-watched the planet series and was wondering when the earth is coming out. I can honestly say: I am currently subscribed to 143 channels and this is my favorite one.
I find it simply incredible how our quarrels and matters appear to be impressively big when we consider our own lives, but also how they prove to be so small and insignificant when we take a look at how complex our planet is.
Without looking at the planet, just looking at how complex the human body is, all this faithful meat saving our life, no matter what food or drugs we feed it with. How much does some depressive thoughts, or even our whole mind, weight in comparison?
I have a different vision. We fight and we die for our purpose and our land, despite being so small in the grand scheme of things. We fight while being humble of how small we are.
Each decade billions of people added to the population. Connected more now than ever through the Internet. If we continue this way the world will be one giant metropolis with a lot of extremes in the class gap. Sending some to Mars ain't such a bad idea.
@@heisenburg8608 Only that we cant get individuals there yet, let alone billions, theres no usable atmosphere, bad gravity, no megnetasphere, the tech to create and atmosphere or magnetasphere not existing in any form yet and unlikley to for a long time, not enough sunlight, the dust would be very harmful for our lungs, and there would be no way to help them in an emergency. Mars isnt another earthly landmass, this isnt like the colonisations of old where we occupied habitable areas, most of which already populated, this is a different beast all together with so many obsticles in the way that it is pretty much impossible with our current tech and will continue to be for decades if not centuries to come. So yes, we have no other planet to go to, we need to keep earth alive and well as it will be the only home for humanity for a very very long time yet.
I try to put myself in an astronauts shoes on the ISS. They must feel as if everything makes sense. And that we as ppl should all work together because we are all on the same team. Hate is such a waste. When the love of power changes to the power of love is when everything's gonna be alright. Buffalo Soldier. 🌎
Been following since Mars. This has been a long time coming, my friend. Thank you for not only just a pleasant series, but for a wonderful channel. I cannot wait to see your growth from here. You deserve it.
every single time that I see any footage or picture of this planet I begin to choke up and tear up. Our planet is so beautiful in a system where winds travel 200mph+ where it rains acid and winters last for 80 years so. Thank you for such a beautiful video.
Hey Alex, I stumbled to your channel and was blown away by your narration and depth. I would just like to express my appreciation to your knowledge and effort! Keep it up!
Habitable planets are rare, and ours is all we have. If we don’t tend our planet like a precious garden, we won’t last long. I hope more people see the beauty, and also the sheer fragility of life as we know it.
It's crazy how many people take the spectacle of life for granted or the simple wonders of staring out an open window, let alone recordings of Earth from space. How these wonders form faiths and ideologies that allow us to be divided and distracted with one another. It is easy to see how petty our squabbles are when compared to the sheer scale of space and time. I love how Astronomy comes full circle eventually and gives the enthusiast the opportunity to truly appreciate our home world.
I've been waiting for this one for a long time. I was very curious as to how you would handle giving information about this planet. I have to say I'm very surprised, but not disappointed. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Your best video, yet... and rightly so. How can we respect more thankfully our home planet? This is an important question? We are so tiny and seemingly could have any impact on such an amazing and powerful "natural" process.... how can we give back to the process (life supporting force) that we so enjoy? 😇🇺🇸
I have been studying all of the most interesting/most important moons in our solar system. Without even thinking about the incomprehensible vastness of the universe, that is to say, merely looking within our own solar system, one begins to understand that there is a mind-boggling amount of real estate out there which is not only uninhabitable, but outright hostile to life as we know it. That everything aligned such that we have this lovely planet on which to live....brimming with life....and that many people don't care enough to protect it....is both awe-inspiring and frightening. We live in especially wonderful and unique and rare circumstances. I wish more people took the time to understand that. Thank you for your educational efforts, Mr. McColgan.
I cant wait for this channel to get more followers, your work and effort is amazing. You can tell just by the quality of your videos, you are very passionate.
Great video! To think that all of those precise conditions could occur randomly is beyond me. I’m not one to push my beliefs onto others, but whether you have faith in something or faith in “nothing” - it’s a pretty amazing miracle we’re living in. Thanks for so beautifully pointing that out.
15:56 Superhabitable planets are still hypothetical, but not impossible. We may not find them comfortable due to differences in conditions, but an adapted form of life would.
EARTH !!!! Great video. Blew my mind with all that much info at once !! When you look back at Earth from the vastness that is looking at US. Does it really matter what country you are from ?? We are so small thinking we are so big.....
Thanks Alex, your videos hit the sweet-spot with just enough depth of science, yet do not scare away the casual but interested layman. Your calm and relaxed vocal delivery beats the far too common 'Oh my God!' far too excited delivery of most American professional productions. I sincerely congratulate you, I find your videos enthralling, and always answer questions that have come to me over the years. You remind me of the great David Attenborough, whose delivery is above compare in his field. With your meticulous research, and understanding of your subject, I hope you might find yourself walking in David's footsteps on a professional level, but in the Astronomy field. So few people seem to notice that we have an amazing Star just a short distance away from our planet, to which all life owes its existence. Many thanks for your hard work on each and every production you make, and please continue to inform me...I can't think of another YT channel as succinct as yours on this subject :)
Back in 2012 when I was in 2nd grade, I picked up a book about Earth that was well above my reading level. Ever since then, I've had this soft spot in my heart for astronomy.
This is a brilliant video! Well researched, beautiful, and so well explained in simple English with the concepts introduced in a logical order. Good going dude
I can only imagine how hard it was to narrow down what you were going to go over in this video o.O It turned out great though :D Congratulations and thank you!
Nice looking place! I'd love to visit one day. Seriously -- wonderful film you put together! One thing about the moon and life on our planet: it has a stabilizing effect on Earth's rotation. Without it, the Earth would be more prone to wobble over time on its axis producing an unfriendly polar climate anywhere that would damage evolutionary pace. Even though some species could adapt, most would certainly suffer from being plunged into an unscheduled ice-age from time to time.
This is the most in depth video of Earth I have ever seen!!! Thank you so much for being so thorough;giving us more than we can absorb and the opportunity to continue to learn. I look forward to watching this repeatedly; and more videos of the other planets just as specific and detailed. BRAVO!!!
this must be the most complete presentation video of our planet to date on You Tube ever . Wow !!! Once again i can tell this video was made with care , it is beautifully enriched with details , wonderfully narrated without been boring and it covers so many aspects and topics i am amazed . Bro whoever you are , you are talented at this and you did far greater job within 17 minutes and 37 seconds , than any documentary channels do in hours long videos . I am impressed !
Hi! Historian of science here. I love your videos, but there is a problem with the Ancient Greek names. Eratosthenes is pronounced "air-uh-TOS-then-eez," for instance. The accepted pronunciation for most ancient Greek names and toponyms can be found at the head of the relevant Wikipedia articles in IPA.
Made me sit down and truly appreciate the gift of life we've been given. Some trivialities of life aren't worth stressing about. Loved the stellar music that starts around 7:20 :3
I’m amazed and depressed. Amazed that life took hold, despite many challenges, and I’m here to watch Astrum videos. Depressed at our (humans) short sightedness. That my younger family members will be facing hard challenges of survival...despite our ability to avoid this outcome. Earth....an amazing place.
this is funny I did a presentation for my fall semester communications class like this before this video was published on why the earth is not flat. I'm flattered Astrum for my influence on you.
Aw, that's not fair - you used all metric units. Flat Earthers have no chance of refuting any of this video as it would appear they don't use metric units. (Though I expect they will try anyway.) You have produced yet another wonderful video. What a wonderful complete set.
I regret using your videos to sleep to for a while because now I have to fight my body from getting tired when I watch new videos, first world problems
I don't think anywhere else can be as perfectly welcoming. We came out of this planet, and therefore this flavour of life will only be perfectly suited to this planet; unless of course there exists another planet that has had the same life as our Earth. But perhaps given the size of the universe, there may be literally any given number of Earth twins out there...
I think I heard somewhere that every few tens of thousands of years, the Sahara gets a monsoon due to the axial precession of the spinning planet periodically heating the area even more, drawing in moisture from the ocean. (!!) Just wanted to share as it blew my mind for some reason (recurring bands of the fossilised remains of lush rainforest!)
It’s funny, you can get so caught up in thinking just how amazing the other planets in the solar system are and very easily forget that pound for pound, you live on the most amazing one of them all
This was wonderful, and unique, most videos/shows/movies about Earth take a very different direction. You balanced the Sceince and the wonder, and revealed how amazing the Earth is, offering information most people would never find, and made it very interesting and fun. Well done! Thank you, I am so enjoying this Channel, I long to have more hours in the day so as to view it all sooner.
Planet Earth is a Special Place and is our home, don't know why so many people trash it and don't really care about it's well being. For as long as I live will be a stewart of Planet Earth . . .
When I saw this video pop up after seeing some of your other planet videos i immediately thought that this must be really hard to explain, but you aced it
17minutes of your hard work is equevalent to 4 years of my science and technology subject back in highschool! 🌏🔭 every video you make gives precise/accurate details. thanks for another masterpiece professor. see you again earthlings bye! 👋😗 🌏 🚀 🌚
Due to awfull life moments and traumas, I'm desperate. I managed to overcome my nightmares and depression, but I'm still desperate due to the memories of the past and my current life situation. However, I do love life and I can't stop fucking pushing myself, because I love everything about this planet and all humans, no matter who you are. Fuck the past, fuck depression, I want to fullfill my dreams and make earth a wonderfull place. I'm happy to be in this fucked up, yet beatifull world, that actually makes life possible and all unique features life wonderfull and interesting. I just wish to be on a mountain and stargaze all day and travel arround the world and see different people, cultures, landscapes and more. Thank you so much for this video. You just gave me courage to move on and not to give up.
Keep going! Whatever you achieve in life, I believe what's most important is how you deal with the lot you are given - and having to deal with depression is a pretty tough lot. At the end of the day, you can't do more than your best, and that's all that can be expected of yourself. It's not about the destination, it's about going to the right direction - even if it is sometimes two steps forward and one step back. Good luck!
@ 8:39 - The same amount of energy from the suns rays also travel more obliquely through the atmosphere in winter, thus having to penetrate more of it and the greater mass of air causes more dissipation of heat.
Visually stunning. Meticulously researched. Masterfully produced. I am continually amazed by your videos. You are one of my _favorite_ TH-camrs! 👏👏👏
I recently re-watched the planet series and was wondering when the earth is coming out. I can honestly say:
I am currently subscribed to 143 channels and this is my favorite one.
I find it simply incredible how our quarrels and matters appear to be impressively big when we consider our own lives, but also how they prove to be so small and insignificant when we take a look at how complex our planet is.
Without looking at the planet, just looking at how complex the human body is, all this faithful meat saving our life, no matter what food or drugs we feed it with. How much does some depressive thoughts, or even our whole mind, weight in comparison?
I have a different vision. We fight and we die for our purpose and our land, despite being so small in the grand scheme of things. We fight while being humble of how small we are.
It’s so sad that many people treat Earth like we have somewhere else to go.
But we........
True....
Each decade billions of people added to the population. Connected more now than ever through the Internet. If we continue this way the world will be one giant metropolis with a lot of extremes in the class gap. Sending some to Mars ain't such a bad idea.
Colonize Mars!
@@heisenburg8608 Only that we cant get individuals there yet, let alone billions, theres no usable atmosphere, bad gravity, no megnetasphere, the tech to create and atmosphere or magnetasphere not existing in any form yet and unlikley to for a long time, not enough sunlight, the dust would be very harmful for our lungs, and there would be no way to help them in an emergency.
Mars isnt another earthly landmass, this isnt like the colonisations of old where we occupied habitable areas, most of which already populated, this is a different beast all together with so many obsticles in the way that it is pretty much impossible with our current tech and will continue to be for decades if not centuries to come.
So yes, we have no other planet to go to, we need to keep earth alive and well as it will be the only home for humanity for a very very long time yet.
i dont know why i feel moved whenever i see our beautufil planet from a space perspective, it makes me happy to live here
It's because every other place in the universe wants to kill you.
I try to put myself in an astronauts shoes on the ISS. They must feel as if everything makes sense. And that we as ppl should all work together because we are all on the same team. Hate is such a waste.
When the love of power changes to the power of love is when everything's gonna be alright. Buffalo Soldier. 🌎
God created the universe. Hes calling to us through his signs
Because the other planets in the system are pretty much hell. We as a species are very lucky to live here.
Me too :)
Our beautiful home. Mother. Jewel of the gods. Lift a glass to the stars and blessed be.
Found the witch!
@piedpiper1172 get the pitchforks and torches!
The last of the planet videos.....
I'm not crying you are....
hey there's always a chance form to make another if planet 9 turns out to be real!
well you got me.
@@ThePrimalEarth Pluto _is_ real.
Everytime I watch one of your videos I'm reminded I don't know it all. Brings me back to down to Earth.
Nice, you had the bar magnet round the right way @ 13:51 (with S being pointed toward North - opposites attract and all that). Good work fella!
Ive never ever heard of an analemma before. This made me happy
Been following since Mars. This has been a long time coming, my friend. Thank you for not only just a pleasant series, but for a wonderful channel. I cannot wait to see your growth from here. You deserve it.
every single time that I see any footage or picture of this planet I begin to choke up and tear up. Our planet is so beautiful in a system where winds travel 200mph+ where it rains acid and winters last for 80 years so. Thank you for such a beautiful video.
I take it you’re from the Age of Ice and Fire.
Imagine the tides just 500 million years ago when the moon was much closer.
Outstanding! Breathtaking footage, interesting facts and information that isn't dumbed down, and excellent writing. You're killing it, man.
Alex you make some of my favorite videos on TH-cam. Absolutely beautiful and enlightening. Thanks for what you do big guy.
Hey Alex, I stumbled to your channel and was blown away by your narration and depth. I would just like to express my appreciation to your knowledge and effort! Keep it up!
Top notch quality man. Seriously you could have your own program on a major network.
On top of that your voice is perfect for this type of thing.
Habitable planets are rare, and ours is all we have. If we don’t tend our planet like a precious garden, we won’t last long. I hope more people see the beauty, and also the sheer fragility of life as we know it.
Another beautifully executed video! Learning about our Earth, solar system and universe has never been more interesting. Thank you again!
It's crazy how many people take the spectacle of life for granted or the simple wonders of staring out an open window, let alone recordings of Earth from space. How these wonders form faiths and ideologies that allow us to be divided and distracted with one another. It is easy to see how petty our squabbles are when compared to the sheer scale of space and time. I love how Astronomy comes full circle eventually and gives the enthusiast the opportunity to truly appreciate our home world.
I just started watching this and your words about Earth's beauty already have me tearing up. We really do bear witness to a wonderful planet.
I've been waiting for this one for a long time. I was very curious as to how you would handle giving information about this planet. I have to say I'm very surprised, but not disappointed. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Your best video, yet... and rightly so. How can we respect more thankfully our home planet? This is an important question? We are so tiny and seemingly could have any impact on such an amazing and powerful "natural" process.... how can we give back to the process (life supporting force) that we so enjoy? 😇🇺🇸
Finally a planet that I can relate to 😂
Hey, I can see my house from here!
Uturn - A Series of unfortunate events reference?😯
Oh Earth, my home. You know I love this planet, and Astrum. You make great videos. Keep it up!
Imagine aliens making video’s about earrh thinking it may contain life..
Thanks for making this video. Our planet is beautiful ❤️❤️
Yeah, the most beautiful of all, though Saturn is fighting for the gold medal 😁
:)
That was very moving man! Earth is really a miracle! Thanks for sharing knowledge with us! Congrats!
I love even more our planet when I watch videos like these. Thanks bro.
I have been studying all of the most interesting/most important moons in our solar system. Without even thinking about the incomprehensible vastness of the universe, that is to say, merely looking within our own solar system, one begins to understand that there is a mind-boggling amount of real estate out there which is not only uninhabitable, but outright hostile to life as we know it. That everything aligned such that we have this lovely planet on which to live....brimming with life....and that many people don't care enough to protect it....is both awe-inspiring and frightening. We live in especially wonderful and unique and rare circumstances. I wish more people took the time to understand that. Thank you for your educational efforts, Mr. McColgan.
I cant wait for this channel to get more followers, your work and effort is amazing. You can tell just by the quality of your videos, you are very passionate.
Great video! To think that all of those precise conditions could occur randomly is beyond me. I’m not one to push my beliefs onto others, but whether you have faith in something or faith in “nothing” - it’s a pretty amazing miracle we’re living in. Thanks for so beautifully pointing that out.
Great video. I love the way your connections between phenomena flow from one to another.
15:56 Superhabitable planets are still hypothetical, but not impossible. We may not find them comfortable due to differences in conditions, but an adapted form of life would.
Fantastic summarizing video... like always you catch the eye AND the mind =) Thank you
What a grand design. What a grand designer!
Saved the best for last. Amazing series!
EARTH !!!!
Great video. Blew my mind with all that much info at once !!
When you look back at Earth from the vastness that is looking at US.
Does it really matter what country you are from ??
We are so small thinking we are so big.....
Namaste ❤ ✊🏾
Thanks Alex, your videos hit the sweet-spot with just enough depth of science, yet do not scare away the casual but interested layman. Your calm and relaxed vocal delivery beats the far too common 'Oh my God!' far too excited delivery of most American professional productions. I sincerely congratulate you, I find your videos enthralling, and always answer questions that have come to me over the years. You remind me of the great David Attenborough, whose delivery is above compare in his field. With your meticulous research, and understanding of your subject, I hope you might find yourself walking in David's footsteps on a professional level, but in the Astronomy field. So few people seem to notice that we have an amazing Star just a short distance away from our planet, to which all life owes its existence. Many thanks for your hard work on each and every production you make, and please continue to inform me...I can't think of another YT
channel as succinct as yours on this subject :)
Back in 2012 when I was in 2nd grade, I picked up a book about Earth that was well above my reading level. Ever since then, I've had this soft spot in my heart for astronomy.
Thank you for this amazing production, and the entire Solar System series. Your work is so calm and thoughtful!
This is a brilliant video! Well researched, beautiful, and so well explained in simple English with the concepts introduced in a logical order. Good going dude
I can only imagine how hard it was to narrow down what you were going to go over in this video o.O It turned out great though :D Congratulations and thank you!
Thank you, for reminding us that our first task is not to make other planets inhabitable, but to keep this one inhabitable.
Nice looking place! I'd love to visit one day.
Seriously -- wonderful film you put together! One thing about the moon and life on our planet: it has a stabilizing effect on Earth's rotation. Without it, the Earth would be more prone to wobble over time on its axis producing an unfriendly polar climate anywhere that would damage evolutionary pace. Even though some species could adapt, most would certainly suffer from being plunged into an unscheduled ice-age from time to time.
Saving the best till last, brilliantly done, congrats
This was an amazing end to your "Our Solar System's Planets" series. Just... wow! Great video!
This is the most in depth video of Earth I have ever seen!!! Thank you so much for being so thorough;giving us more than we can absorb and the opportunity to continue to learn. I look forward to watching this repeatedly; and more videos of the other planets just as specific and detailed. BRAVO!!!
this must be the most complete presentation video of our planet to date on You Tube ever . Wow !!!
Once again i can tell this video was made with care , it is beautifully enriched with details , wonderfully narrated without been boring and it covers so many aspects and topics i am amazed . Bro whoever you are , you are talented at this and you did far greater job within 17 minutes and 37 seconds , than any documentary channels do in hours long videos . I am impressed !
Hi! Historian of science here. I love your videos, but there is a problem with the Ancient Greek names. Eratosthenes is pronounced "air-uh-TOS-then-eez," for instance. The accepted pronunciation for most ancient Greek names and toponyms can be found at the head of the relevant Wikipedia articles in IPA.
Made me sit down and truly appreciate the gift of life we've been given. Some trivialities of life aren't worth stressing about.
Loved the stellar music that starts around 7:20 :3
Alex! Your easy delivery blows me away …. Your knowledge is second to none …. I’m off now to watch an episode of Space:1999
We’re so lucky to exist. I hope we’re luckier to learn that we’re not the only ones. ♥️
I’m amazed and depressed. Amazed that life took hold, despite many challenges, and I’m here to watch Astrum videos. Depressed at our (humans) short sightedness. That my younger family members will be facing hard challenges of survival...despite our ability to avoid this outcome.
Earth....an amazing place.
I wanna visit Earth someday. It looks very unique and beautiful. It got a scenic view.
Loved the whole series Alex! Excellent way to wrap it up. Thank you!
A very special thanks! to the camera man who
capture the content in the video
I think we are uniquely blessed to live on earth.
Honestly, Astrum's videos keep me alive and entertain during these pandemic days. Thank you!
one of the few channels I actually look forward to
this is funny I did a presentation for my fall semester communications class like this before this video was published on why the earth is not flat. I'm flattered Astrum for my influence on you.
Your videos have a very overwhelming effect. Keep making these videos. I share them often. Thank you. 😊
A much more appropriate definition and demonstration of the word “awesome”. Thank you!
Aw, that's not fair - you used all metric units. Flat Earthers have no chance of refuting any of this video as it would appear they don't use metric units. (Though I expect they will try anyway.)
You have produced yet another wonderful video. What a wonderful complete set.
“All the photos and footage in this video are ACTUALLY of Earth” 😮
Nice video Astrum!
I'm a rare earther. I believe you are too. A video rich in content. A planet likewise absurdly gifted and rich.
My favorite planet. That may sound obvious but there's no other planet more beautiful.
I regret using your videos to sleep to for a while because now I have to fight my body from getting tired when I watch new videos, first world problems
I don't think anywhere else can be as perfectly welcoming. We came out of this planet, and therefore this flavour of life will only be perfectly suited to this planet; unless of course there exists another planet that has had the same life as our Earth. But perhaps given the size of the universe, there may be literally any given number of Earth twins out there...
Our beloved planet Earth. We need to cherish and appreciate it.
I am from Brazil, and I like so much that videos, it has a lot of precious information! Congratulation Astrum!
I think I heard somewhere that every few tens of thousands of years, the Sahara gets a monsoon due to the axial precession of the spinning planet periodically heating the area even more, drawing in moisture from the ocean. (!!) Just wanted to share as it blew my mind for some reason (recurring bands of the fossilised remains of lush rainforest!)
Earth is like a miracle in universe (at least that we know) and we must appreciate and protect it.
"NO AND STOP THIS STUPID SAVE THE EARTH THINGS"
-The Humans
Great video! Really makes me appreciate being an earthling. Earth is so unique!
It’s funny, you can get so caught up in thinking just how amazing the other planets in the solar system are and very easily forget that pound for pound, you live on the most amazing one of them all
This was wonderful, and unique, most videos/shows/movies about Earth take a very different direction. You balanced the Sceince and the wonder, and revealed how amazing the Earth is, offering information most people would never find, and made it very interesting and fun. Well done! Thank you, I am so enjoying this Channel, I long to have more hours in the day so as to view it all sooner.
Excellent !!!, I've just signed up for this Astrum channel. Regards from Spain!
Ah Earth, the best and most interesting planet in the universe by far
Planet Earth is a Special Place and is our home, don't know why so many people trash it and don't really care about it's well being. For as long as I live will be a stewart of Planet Earth . . .
Thanks for doing the series - it's always very enjoyable.
When I saw this video pop up after seeing some of your other planet videos i immediately thought that this must be really hard to explain, but you aced it
Great Job Earthling! Outstanding, as usual!!!
Just as beautiful and informative as other video's of yours, great work
God bless
17minutes of your hard work is equevalent to 4 years of my science and technology subject back in highschool! 🌏🔭 every video you make gives precise/accurate details. thanks for another masterpiece professor. see you again earthlings bye! 👋😗 🌏 🚀 🌚
Awesome job! Now let's hear about the other bodies floating around our solar system.
You are absolutely brilliant. Your videos are a fantastic combination of knowledge and emotion. So life affirming.
Thank you.
Due to awfull life moments and traumas, I'm desperate. I managed to overcome my nightmares and depression, but I'm still desperate due to the memories of the past and my current life situation. However, I do love life and I can't stop fucking pushing myself, because I love everything about this planet and all humans, no matter who you are. Fuck the past, fuck depression, I want to fullfill my dreams and make earth a wonderfull place. I'm happy to be in this fucked up, yet beatifull world, that actually makes life possible and all unique features life wonderfull and interesting. I just wish to be on a mountain and stargaze all day and travel arround the world and see different people, cultures, landscapes and more.
Thank you so much for this video. You just gave me courage to move on and not to give up.
Keep going! Whatever you achieve in life, I believe what's most important is how you deal with the lot you are given - and having to deal with depression is a pretty tough lot. At the end of the day, you can't do more than your best, and that's all that can be expected of yourself. It's not about the destination, it's about going to the right direction - even if it is sometimes two steps forward and one step back. Good luck!
Make Earth Great Again!
Can we make a ball cap to wear for that? Make it blue?
Love your channel. Thanks for the brilliant videos!
I like this planet, it looks like I could live there
Man! The Earth looks so amazing! Only if I could get there!
@ 8:39 - The same amount of energy from the suns rays also travel more obliquely through the atmosphere in winter, thus having to penetrate more of it and the greater mass of air causes more dissipation of heat.
I've been seeing that lava clip at 12:34 for decades, in documentaries and even movies. Do you know where it comes from and where it was taken?
Probably because it's a royalty free clip! But I don't know what eruption it was sadly.
Fearfully and wonderfully made.
I've noticed that I wait for your videos as if they are the next episodes of a fascinating TV series. Something in par with GOT!
the earth really is so stunning
Love your stuff man you are awesome and u have a really relaxing voice
Fanstic video, Alex. Well done. Thank you so much for your videos.
Nice presentation.Thanks
Absolutely speechless - this video made me