Exactly. It's so heartwarming to know that we live in such a balanced and eatable planet. It's a shame that most of human societies have as their goal to produce useless miscellaneous at the most intense level possible, destroying the most important thing to our lives in exchange of profits
It's incredible how a simple video can stir such deep emotions. We, as humans, have countless differences-wars, egos, and petty conflicts. Yet, when we see our Earth from space, it’s a reminder that it’s our one and only home in the vast universe. Despite this, we continue to harm it, destroying our beloved sanctuary. Take a moment to look around and appreciate the small creatures, the crawling reptiles, the fishes, the towering trees, the fearless chirping of birds, and the playful squirrels. They are a part of our family. They are us, and we are them. So, why waste time on trivial matters? We only have one life, and we should fully embrace it by exploring and cherishing the beauty of our mother Earth.
Remember when "Falling into Earth" was a casual joke thrown around in the comment section ? Yet it turned out to be the most beautifull and emotional of all...
@@kinsumandal2467 no we not, we not strong enough, our damage is menial. we are destroying ourselves yes, but we not powerful enough to destroy the planet unless deliberately nuking it.
I got oddly emotional at this. After all the deadly, strange and far away worlds our protagonist actually impossibly survived far away from earth, he now finally returns to home, and it all feels so familiar and yet comforting, the music does the rest.
I was thinking the exact same thing. It felt safe to approach Earth (even though only a small amount of us humans have actually approached Earth from space😅) 🌍
Going through this "Falling into" series and watching Earth after all of the other planets, I was not expecting it to have me feeling emotional like this. Makes you really appreciate what we have here. Really love what you did with these videos!
There are so many galaxies, so many stars in them with so many planets orbiting around these stars......Imagine the number of planets that are Earth Like and the probability that there will be perfect conditions for life to sustain is actually quite high......If we follow Einstein's math, there are infinite parallel universes....
it truly is perfectly formed to sustain life. totally unique in our solar system and so many others. it's astonishing that we have a planet with the EXACT right balance of elements.
This feels like a season finalé, after exploring so many deadly planets, we finally return home. EDIT: first time got so many likes, thank you all, stay blessed!
Its weird. Everyone lives on earth and calls it “beautiful” but yet nobody makes an attempt to save this beautiful planet.. nobody actually knows the real worth of earth and they take advantage of this unreal place we live in.
Dont worry. Earth is stronger than mere humans like us, and will know to get rid of us when the time will come. (Sounds edgy, I'm sorry, but i suppose they're a part of truth 😭)
3:22 : “Of course, your indestructible suit can also go underwater” Me after wearing it for 6 months waiting to get to Jupiter’s core under a high-pressure, white-hot ocean of Metallic Hydrogen: “Thank goodness! 🙄”
i was scared that after falling through supersonic winds on neptune, deadly radiation near jupiter, and venus' acid clouds and extreme heat, my suit wouldn't be able to deal with falling into the ocean.
@@nickcalderon2637 I was scared the same suit wouldn’t work at the bottom of the sea 😰 I used the same one to get to the Sun’s core, so I was hoping a little water wouldn’t affect it!
Well, realistically they'd start falling down with you if they were stationary in relation to earth like that instead of orbiting, so you'd get to enjoy their bright fireworks on your way down.
Moral of the story? While falling into all the planets is spectacular, the harsh conditions of the other planets reminds us that our habitable Earth is a very special place indeed.
I somewhat teared up to that "After exploring various planets, you return home for a visit". It's like finally going home after a very tiring work plus that brief intermission of the ISS, it's like family members thats welcoming you back
I almost disconnected kind of during the ocean segment, like this mystical planet with all these strange and amazing creatures and then I realize I LIVE HERE
Bro is a genius. I thought falling into earth would be a joke of a video and never actually cared to see it until now, with this dramatic music and the seeming happiness as you arrived at your home again you taught me gratitude that what we have taken for granted and don't bother is actually how unique and beautiful of all
I'm so glad you did this! I know a lot of people were like "what's the point" but I think Earth deserved your Falling Into treatment as much as any other planet - it's absolutely worth exploring at this level. There's so much more to Earth than what we see from the ground.
this made me emotional lol just imagine floating around space for so long, then finally seeing earth and having that huge feeling of relief and safety wash over you. knowing there are humans there to understand you, and knowing that you are finally home 😭 sometimes we really forget how beautiful the earth is and the cosmic alignment of its being
Still we don't see goddess in our mother earth...we have stopped worshipping our mother earth...we have forgotten that we exist bcz of earth and if there is no earth..there is no life.... Uff i hope people understand the importance of nature before getting too late...w
@@hedwig6643 That's not the right conclusion to come to. We must love our wonderful home. But beyond everything there is God... the creator of everything.
@@bungersinyourarearead the bible order does not come from chaos there is a God and he wants your attention. believe it or not its your choice im not not superior than you in any way i think we all need a hand in following the our Lord Christ.
That was really great. All of the planets in our solar system are beautiful, but Earth is just special (or maybe I'm being biased). Not to mention all of the life our planet supports- beautiful and diverse plants, animals, and of course, humans. Watching the others falling-into-planets videos and then watching this one gives a major "there's no place like home" feeling in the best way possible.
Even while making this, I realized how Earth is so unique compared to the rest of the Solar System. We all know that, but we don't really think about it too much
Genuinely so warm and comforting to fall into earth after so many inhospitable planets. It really puts our wonderful and treacherous life into perspective. Great edit of the fauna of the ocean too! I’d love to see a little scientific explanation of earth like you do with other planets (the mantle, the makeup, the inhabitants, and the climate)
I don't know why, but I almost cried at this video. There is something beautiful about seeing so much life around you, and the nostalgic music just makes you appreciate the planet you live on.
I thought this would be boring seen as we already live on Earth. But this might be my favourite video of the series. You truly understand what a beautiful world this is.
My favorite fact about Earth: At the end of the Hadean Eon, once temperatures had finally cooled to the point that the water vapor in the atmosphere could condense, it rained for 100,000 years to fill the Earth’s oceans.
@@scorpionwins6378 It still blows my mind when I think about it. It is very humbling thinking about this ancient oasis of life we call home, and learning about its powerful and awe inspiring history.
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.
I don't know why, but I watched videos of falling into a "black hole" or "neutron star"... When you go back to a video of falling to planet Earth. It gives a feeling of home, of peace... This is our home. Beautiful to see.
fun fact: someone actually did this! his name is Felix Baumgartner, he took a helium baloon into the stratosphere, also, he broke the speed of sound while free falling!
Hey Stargaze, just wanted to say thank you for making these simulations for us.. I know for a fact I'll never experience this in my life so it feels good to have at least a clue or thought of what it would be like.. Thank you and have a great weekend..
You should get space engine and just take an afternoon to be in incredible awe at what is out there above us all during our daily lives, it's unbelievable
James 1:27 KJV [27] Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world.
@dougz201 Read Romans Chapter 5 verse 12 and the bible is written by the holy spirit that we receive from Jesus,man sinned but that's why Jesus died for our sins,we have to realize we are sinners and need a savior,pray this answers your question,have a blessed week.
@@JesusIsTheWay-m3r I guess like all religions, I’ll have to take your word for it. Because as humans we are the most trustworthy species on earth. Definitely wouldn’t lie and manipulate for personal gain.
Earth is *heaven* . Just thinking about falling into ammonia clouds and toxic oceans on the other planets so close to us, but here? Blue water full of life and immense beauty... Pure heaven we don't appreciate enough.
Imagine being an immortal being who can travel in space at super high speeds, getting lost for thousands of years in space and after thousands of years of searching for your planet in the whole universe you find your planet again, the Earth, standing right in front of you, home.
Unlike the other videos that create a feeling on uncertainty, this video creates a feeling of peace and tranquility. We must never take our planet for granted.
"I continued my self-guided tour and turned my head to face the other direction, to stare into space. I love the mystery of the universe. I love all the questions that have come to us over thousands of years of exploration and hypotheses. Stars exploding years ago, their light traveling to us years later; black holes absorbing energy; satellites showing us entire galaxies in areas thought to be devoid of matter entirely… all of that has thrilled me for years… but when I looked in the opposite direction, into space, there was no mystery, no majestic awe to behold . . . all I saw was death. I saw a cold, dark, black emptiness. It was unlike any blackness you can see or feel on Earth. It was deep, enveloping, all-encompassing. I turned back toward the light of home. I could see the curvature of Earth, the beige of the desert, the white of the clouds and the blue of the sky. It was life. Nurturing, sustaining, life. Mother Earth. Gaia. And I was leaving her. Everything I had thought was wrong. Everything I had expected to see was wrong. I had thought that going into space would be the ultimate catharsis of that connection I had been looking for between all living things-that being up there would be the next beautiful step to understanding the harmony of the universe. In the film “Contact,” when Jodie Foster’s character goes to space and looks out into the heavens, she lets out an astonished whisper, “They should’ve sent a poet.” I had a different experience, because I discovered that the beauty isn’t out there, it’s down here, with all of us. Leaving that behind made my connection to our tiny planet even more profound." William Shatner upon returning to Earth from his trip to space
Mr. Shatner is definitely a man of a different era. I feel bad how we just get small snippets instead of a full narrative video of these types of interviews.
The sight at 1:37 is, to me, horrifying. To know that beyond what we call Home, is a vast void with no end in sight (apart from, of course, planets, stars, etc)... Albeit, it's beautiful what we have achieved and what "Home" has to offer us, even if it's a grain of sand in the nothingness that surrounds us. Thank you for this.
Leaving planet Earth once for me was scary enough when I was in the flying saucer, but seeing the simulation of re-entering earth just makes this much scarier.🛸
Man... Watching this Earth one was really quite moving... With all the supportable life and ability to grow and support all of Earth's species, animals/fish and the cool temperatured oceans... ♥️ The music really intensified just how beautiful Earth truly is
We have traveled to so many different dangerous planets that I have already forgotten what our Earth is. At first I thought this video was some kind of joke, but by the end... I just burst into tears. Our planet is beautiful
I really love these 'Falling Into' videos. It explains better how a human would react to different planets without the space suit. But with it, it is terrifying but also beautiful like here!
I've never felt so emotional for a science video like this. Though we all are familiar with Earth, watching simulation of falling into Earth is something else, it hits different. It brings me the feeling of "I've traveled in the universe for so long, and this time, my destination is: go home"!
Thanks for your videos, watching the Earth one after the others makes me appreciate this planet even more. It’s so special and unique with beautiful life that we must protect, not destroy!
![[4k]Sea Level Rise and Fall Simulation - World](/img/n.gif)
Which "Falling Into" is your favorite so far?🧐
Falling into saturn by far, that video is what started my intrest in astronomy and the solar system lol
Falling into sun, just epic
Uranus ofc
Sun
Although on a serious note neptune was my favourite! Also the first “falling into” video i saw which got me interested in this whole series!🔥
Started as a meme, ended as a profound gratitude experience.
This is my House at 0:53 !!
Exactly. It's so heartwarming to know that we live in such a balanced and eatable planet. It's a shame that most of human societies have as their goal to produce useless miscellaneous at the most intense level possible, destroying the most important thing to our lives in exchange of profits
WOAH💀
@CharlesWorthington-pt2vu exactly. Gratitud experience as for not having this bullshit round earth
@stanislavarutkowski 0/10 bait
Somehow, instead of any kind of anxiety or existential dread, this one creates only a feeling of safety
right? maybe it’s because it’s our home and we live in it everyday
I mean, after seeing how insanely hostile to life the other planets are, I think that's only natural.
it kind of feels like coming home
I prefer falling into Uranus
Jesus is the Our Savior ❤
It's incredible how a simple video can stir such deep emotions. We, as humans, have countless differences-wars, egos, and petty conflicts. Yet, when we see our Earth from space, it’s a reminder that it’s our one and only home in the vast universe. Despite this, we continue to harm it, destroying our beloved sanctuary. Take a moment to look around and appreciate the small creatures, the crawling reptiles, the fishes, the towering trees, the fearless chirping of birds, and the playful squirrels. They are a part of our family. They are us, and we are them. So, why waste time on trivial matters? We only have one life, and we should fully embrace it by exploring and cherishing the beauty of our mother Earth.
Maybe that's because this is what we are after all. Not fit to run this planet. It will be OK but we won't.
mother earth is scary.
@@MiniiPockets101 yes mommy is scary sometimes
We are so lost and we don't see the full picture. This is our home and we are all of it
They call it the Overview effect. Astronauts get it, especially those of the Apollo crew who actually walked on the moon. Look it up!
"And yet, even here, life has found a way"
Yep, that's earth everybody. The most beautiful planet ever
im jealous. im from jupiter and im still making my way to the bottom
@@salmonadedconstrvskill issue
@@salmonadedconstrv I’m from venus, I have to constantly wear these “chilly suits” with special ice in them. I really hate the sulfuric acid here
Fr
Bias much?
Remember when "Falling into Earth" was a casual joke thrown around in the comment section ?
Yet it turned out to be the most beautifull and emotional of all...
Precious anyway
I was serious lol
xD
W pfp
Falling into uranus😭😭😭💀💀💀💀
Made me cry. Its just amazing how beautiful the Earth is
And yet mankind wants to explore and live on other planets, while we have everything we need on Earth.
@@mathieu1964 Even worse, we are actually destroying our own Planet.
@@kinsumandal2467 no we not, we not strong enough, our damage is menial. we are destroying ourselves yes, but we not powerful enough to destroy the planet unless deliberately nuking it.
the music is like earth is singing to us to go home.
Beautiful but maybe not the citzen's land areas.
Thank you. As a native born Venusian, it’s thrilling to see what my neighbor planet looks like.
What’s the forecast on your planet?
@@pogarmor4576 Cloudy with a chance of sulfuric acid.
@@pogarmor4576 847 degrees fahrenheit and potential acid rain
@@sciencecompliance235there’s no possible way on earth and venus that you did not do a cloudy with a chance of meatballs reference
@@sciencecompliance235 That’s unfortunate. Was planning a trip.
I got oddly emotional at this. After all the deadly, strange and far away worlds our protagonist actually impossibly survived far away from earth, he now finally returns to home, and it all feels so familiar and yet comforting, the music does the rest.
❤
I was thinking the exact same thing. It felt safe to approach Earth (even though only a small amount of us humans have actually approached Earth from space😅) 🌍
he came back a hero.
Same!
He really thinks he’s Cooper huh
Going through this "Falling into" series and watching Earth after all of the other planets, I was not expecting it to have me feeling emotional like this. Makes you really appreciate what we have here. Really love what you did with these videos!
Thank you! Making this made me realize that Earth is very unique and the video should reflect that compared to the others
wow, your ‘“falling into’” series just shows how many elements had to fall perfectly into place for life to exist
Think it’s a coincidence?
Started as a meme, ended as a profound gratitude experience
There are so many galaxies, so many stars in them with so many planets orbiting around these stars......Imagine the number of planets that are Earth Like and the probability that there will be perfect conditions for life to sustain is actually quite high......If we follow Einstein's math, there are infinite parallel universes....
God
@@pavlos712 literally
Out of all the planets, the earth is by far the most beautiful
it truly is perfectly formed to sustain life. totally unique in our solar system and so many others. it's astonishing that we have a planet with the EXACT right balance of elements.
True I feel like people can often take it for granted how interesting our planet is since they're used to it
Uranus is more beautiful
How about Saturn
Idk man, have you seen Uranus?
After seeing the other videos of falling into Jupiter or a quasar, this feels comforting. Like going home for vacation from boarding school.
That’s right.
This feels like a season finalé, after exploring so many deadly planets, we finally return home.
EDIT: first time got so many likes, thank you all, stay blessed!
Earth is beautiful! Mercury, Mars and Pluto (now is considered a dwarf planet) needs to be landed too.
Round trip back home lol 🌍🪐🌕☄️🌌
Ok jun-uga
Reminds me of a Doraemon episode in which they explore other planets. forgot the name of that episode.
That sight and music at the same time just tell you; "This is home"
And we destroy it.
@@Apocryphox k
@@Apocryphox the earth is pretty resilient
@@ren96706 k
@@SimpleJackPC do we not
That gorgeous blue glow in the atmosphere... I'm in love with our planet
I thought you said your for a second.
Falling in another planet: 💀
Falling in earth 🌎 : 🥰✨
Mother Earth for a reason 💫💕🌎💕✨
Thanks to our magic suit
Mother earth and father time
POV: you’re a Helldiver deploying to Super Earth
You'd be fine falling into Mars? If you got the suit on.
And Even Landing on Mars is safe
There's my house
chEESEEE give me cheese or else >:)
😘
Not mine
Haha get doxxed.
Me too👀
Its weird. Everyone lives on earth and calls it “beautiful” but yet nobody makes an attempt to save this beautiful planet.. nobody actually knows the real worth of earth and they take advantage of this unreal place we live in.
Dont worry. Earth is stronger than mere humans like us, and will know to get rid of us when the time will come. (Sounds edgy, I'm sorry, but i suppose they're a part of truth 😭)
Sadly, we are the problem
Earth doesn't need to be saved, it will be fine long after we're gone
@@radhiadeedou8286 it may still be here after we are gone but eventually it will go
Every one here in this comments section cares @luvmatcha.
3:22 : “Of course, your indestructible suit can also go underwater”
Me after wearing it for 6 months waiting to get to Jupiter’s core under a high-pressure, white-hot ocean of Metallic Hydrogen:
“Thank goodness! 🙄”
Lmao, that's good XD
i was scared that after falling through supersonic winds on neptune, deadly radiation near jupiter, and venus' acid clouds and extreme heat, my suit wouldn't be able to deal with falling into the ocean.
We also dived into a Black Hole, don’t know how we got out, but we did.
@@nickcalderon2637 I was scared the same suit wouldn’t work at the bottom of the sea 😰 I used the same one to get to the Sun’s core, so I was hoping a little water wouldn’t affect it!
for a second i got scared there, but i felt a great relief as i read that the indestructible suit is also waterproof😮💨
"Fortunately, your Indestructible Suit can survive crash landing on some dude's house."
And protect you from anything said dude can throw at you while shouting "Aliens! Aliens!"
😂😂 @@DamonNomad82
Yes, the suit is indestructible. But is the wearer of the suit indestructible?
Or in the middle of a Taylor Swift concert, the horror..
Hey Ron
There's no place like home. Out of all the falling videos, this is comforting.
The guys at the ISS saying hi to you while you are skyrocketing next to them. Nice!
Well, realistically they'd start falling down with you if they were stationary in relation to earth like that instead of orbiting, so you'd get to enjoy their bright fireworks on your way down.
Very.
I actually teared up when I heard him saying hi, as if I haven’t heard the voice of my fellow human being for such a long, long time ❤
Moral of the story? While falling into all the planets is spectacular, the harsh conditions of the other planets reminds us that our habitable Earth is a very special place indeed.
Falling Over the Mariana Trench Site with no Ships around!!! NIGHTMARE !!!
I though we would see some plastic bags or bottle floating around, and at the bottom of that trench?
For everyone wondering why it's so comforting to watch this compared to the other vids,
We call this place "Mother" Earth for a reason
I don't know why but this video brings tears in my eyes. Earth is HOME.
F'ing B
@@kylegovender6211 bro can't even write properly
@@beefodejwws the fucking fuck are you fucking talking about
same omg idk why i got so emotional reading the subtext
same omg idk why i got so emotional reading the subtext
why is it kinda emotional when clips of those underwater creatures were shown with the dramatic music 🫂
This is our home.
Because Earth is this gigantic mother that we love, and she love us back, despite everything we do..
Fellow earthlings!
I’ve watched all of your videos so far and it just proves the point that Earth is such a precious place we call home. No other planet is as beautiful
Bro at the end turned into National Geographic lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOL
right i didn’t expect that😂
Yea kinda ruins it
Bro fam fr fr on the dead homies on for nem grave
Bro fr did a bro bro bro 😂😂😂😂
Crying, sobbing, grateful to be human. ❤
What a world we have.
Weird lil sh*t 😂
@@blackhole7668We're all weird lil sh*ts deep down inside 🤗
@@CowMalicious9479 ok
@@CowMalicious9479Eat me.
I hate having to exist. It's terrible
I somewhat teared up to that "After exploring various planets, you return home for a visit". It's like finally going home after a very tiring work plus that brief intermission of the ISS, it's like family members thats welcoming you back
Not me getting emotional that the first thing you get on return to Earth is a warm greeting from the ISS.
American voice
A 55 years old and from the 8 bit computers era, I can say you young adults have it so amazing now with the power of computers now :)
Computers truly have revolutionized everything. Back then 1GB was unthinkable ,now 1GB is considered small.
When I realize how much and how fast technology has evolved, it blows my mind
Completely right. When I was born, the Spectrum was already a thing. I still remember that sound with nostalgia.
I almost disconnected kind of during the ocean segment, like this mystical planet with all these strange and amazing creatures and then I realize I LIVE HERE
Bro is a genius. I thought falling into earth would be a joke of a video and never actually cared to see it until now, with this dramatic music and the seeming happiness as you arrived at your home again you taught me gratitude that what we have taken for granted and don't bother is actually how unique and beautiful of all
Your channel has became my comfort channel now. Any time i get stressed i just put on one of your videos and it helps me feel better instantly
Thank you🥺
I relate so much. Space simulation videos and puppy grooming videos are my safe space 😂❤
if i add a comment will someone reply me?
@@leluka79 of course i love your profile photo💚💚💚
@@g12rzaasas thank you!!!
Thanks man! As someone from Planet 4546b I always wondered how it would be to fall into Earth, and how different the ocean would be!
I'm so glad you did this! I know a lot of people were like "what's the point" but I think Earth deserved your Falling Into treatment as much as any other planet - it's absolutely worth exploring at this level. There's so much more to Earth than what we see from the ground.
this made me emotional lol just imagine floating around space for so long, then finally seeing earth and having that huge feeling of relief and safety wash over you. knowing there are humans there to understand you, and knowing that you are finally home 😭 sometimes we really forget how beautiful the earth is and the cosmic alignment of its being
Still we don't see goddess in our mother earth...we have stopped worshipping our mother earth...we have forgotten that we exist bcz of earth and if there is no earth..there is no life....
Uff i hope people understand the importance of nature before getting too late...w
@@hedwig6643 That's not the right conclusion to come to.
We must love our wonderful home.
But beyond everything there is God... the creator of everything.
If you think about it, how the fuck does Earth exist, it's an anomaly unique from billions or trillions of other planets
@@bungersinyourarea are you claiming that not a single other world like earth exists out there? Fucking idiotic
@@bungersinyourarearead the bible order does not come from chaos there is a God and he wants your attention. believe it or not its your choice im not not superior than you in any way i think we all need a hand in following the our Lord Christ.
This video made me so emotional. Our home is truly beautiful.
That was really great. All of the planets in our solar system are beautiful, but Earth is just special (or maybe I'm being biased). Not to mention all of the life our planet supports- beautiful and diverse plants, animals, and of course, humans. Watching the others falling-into-planets videos and then watching this one gives a major "there's no place like home" feeling in the best way possible.
Even while making this, I realized how Earth is so unique compared to the rest of the Solar System. We all know that, but we don't really think about it too much
If the solar system is a forest, Earth is that one guy camping by the edge of the lake in the middle of nowhere
@@Stargaze_youtubemake falling in earth but its on land not in sea
@@Stargaze_youtubeStore Of Lives, The one and most Valuable Thing in "Universe"
Earth is an S tier planet
"Honey! Where's my supersuit!?"
"A friend said he needed it to explore the planets."
"Why that little.."
Wow 200 likes and no comments. Let me fix that
Genuinely so warm and comforting to fall into earth after so many inhospitable planets. It really puts our wonderful and treacherous life into perspective. Great edit of the fauna of the ocean too! I’d love to see a little scientific explanation of earth like you do with other planets (the mantle, the makeup, the inhabitants, and the climate)
I don't know why, but I almost cried at this video. There is something beautiful about seeing so much life around you, and the nostalgic music just makes you appreciate the planet you live on.
So far the most beautiful video in your channel. It really makes you realize and love how beautiful our planet is.
Everyone we have ever loved. Every war we have ever fought. Every dream we have ever had. All comes from this one tiny blue dot.
Finally, i can back home
came
sam
we can all forward home now
@@guerin545 hot
can't even speak english
I thought this would be boring seen as we already live on Earth. But this might be my favourite video of the series. You truly understand what a beautiful world this is.
Such a powerful and beautiful video. Earth is the most precious planet of all because it is our home. Sadly, we tend to take it for granted.
My favorite fact about Earth: At the end of the Hadean Eon, once temperatures had finally cooled to the point that the water vapor in the atmosphere could condense, it rained for 100,000 years to fill the Earth’s oceans.
That is a crazy fact! I never knew that.
Amazing.
@@scorpionwins6378 It still blows my mind when I think about it. It is very humbling thinking about this ancient oasis of life we call home, and learning about its powerful and awe inspiring history.
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.
I love this planet. I want to visit it one day
it might seem crazy what i’m boutta say…
As a Plutonian, I am exited to see the earth
👽
Don’t have enough Martian money to go to earth let alone get a rocket
same
I don't know why, but I watched videos of falling into a "black hole" or "neutron star"...
When you go back to a video of falling to planet Earth. It gives a feeling of home, of peace... This is our home. Beautiful to see.
3:22 "Water is the only substance that can destroy your indestrucible suit. You die of the impact." Would've suprised me more.
That wouldve been amazing 😂
Plot twist: this series is a series of educational videos for the alien species from "Signs"...
The suit is indestructible. The wearer of the suit is not.
fun fact: someone actually did this! his name is Felix Baumgartner, he took a helium baloon into the stratosphere, also, he broke the speed of sound while free falling!
This made me tear up, we are so lucky to exist here.
Shame that all the other humans are here too to ruin it
@@NRse99so nice, that they can't ruin it without ruining theirselves 😊
same like wow this is really a miracle 😭
@@NRse99and you aren't?
@@zinkin_sad very true. Nature will survive, we will not. It's a lovely karma.
This one was emotional, bro. got hit in the feels
One of the most underrated channels on TH-cam
Hey Stargaze, just wanted to say thank you for making these simulations for us.. I know for a fact I'll never experience this in my life so it feels good to have at least a clue or thought of what it would be like.. Thank you and have a great weekend..
You should get space engine and just take an afternoon to be in incredible awe at what is out there above us all during our daily lives, it's unbelievable
you made me cry!! our planet is so beautiful
The planet where people hate each other. Wars. Money. Religion.
James 1:27 KJV
[27] Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world.
@@Acts238.written by a human. The most trustworthy species on earth.
@dougz201 Read Romans Chapter 5 verse 12 and the bible is written by the holy spirit that we receive from Jesus,man sinned but that's why Jesus died for our sins,we have to realize we are sinners and need a savior,pray this answers your question,have a blessed week.
@@JesusIsTheWay-m3r I guess like all religions, I’ll have to take your word for it.
Because as humans we are the most trustworthy species on earth. Definitely wouldn’t lie and manipulate for personal gain.
This is like coming home after a long road trip.
Earth is *heaven* . Just thinking about falling into ammonia clouds and toxic oceans on the other planets so close to us, but here? Blue water full of life and immense beauty... Pure heaven we don't appreciate enough.
But deeper in the water is a dark, unknown place full of nightmarish life forms. It’s beatiful, but earth got it’s own dark side.
@@B1g_B0sssss True... Thinking about the fact we barely even explored this deep ocean world that makes the majority of our planet
We must thank God for blessing us with earth and not with another planet.
Unfortunately, humans have made it Hell.
Also u who fell on Africa, Mexico, Ukraine/Russia and Japan hidden toxic side : 💀
This channel is such a blessing. Thank you for existing, Stargaze. ✨
Imagine being an immortal being who can travel in space at super high speeds, getting lost for thousands of years in space and after thousands of years of searching for your planet in the whole universe you find your planet again, the Earth, standing right in front of you, home.
Bro casually doxxed us all
Nah he ain't got me I'm on mars
@@Connerboss2007 I’m on jupiter
@@ARREMCCANALOFICALi live on titan
Cheers from Proxima Centauri b
Wdym by "us all"?
Currently sitting in Maia, inside the Pleiades cluster
I like how this video feels like coming home
"Crazy fool, why do you always jump? One of these days you're gonna land on something as stubborn as you are. And I don't do bits and pieces."
For a brick, he flew pretty good !
“What if you miss?”
“I won’t”
Awww this was the best one. Our beautiful and blissful planet. We are so fragile in the end, all of our beings
This is so beautiful and you did an amazing job with the music choice, it makes it even more emotional. I love this.
Can the indestructible suit withstand the pressure of working for minimum wage at a soul-crushing retail job?
The suit may but the mind may not. - former Walmart worker
Oh hell no
No
Some places were just never meant to be explored with The Suit...
Omg, why am I crying? 😂Earth is beautiful! Thanks! 💕
Unlike the other videos that create a feeling on uncertainty, this video creates a feeling of peace and tranquility. We must never take our planet for granted.
The fact someone actually managed to do something similar to this (fall from space) is crazy
You're talking about the Red Bull skydiver who jumped from a balloon like 10 years ago?
"I continued my self-guided tour and turned my head to face the other direction, to stare into space. I love the mystery of the universe. I love all the questions that have come to us over thousands of years of exploration and hypotheses. Stars exploding years ago, their light traveling to us years later; black holes absorbing energy; satellites showing us entire galaxies in areas thought to be devoid of matter entirely… all of that has thrilled me for years… but when I looked in the opposite direction, into space, there was no mystery, no majestic awe to behold . . . all I saw was death.
I saw a cold, dark, black emptiness. It was unlike any blackness you can see or feel on Earth. It was deep, enveloping, all-encompassing. I turned back toward the light of home. I could see the curvature of Earth, the beige of the desert, the white of the clouds and the blue of the sky. It was life. Nurturing, sustaining, life. Mother Earth. Gaia. And I was leaving her.
Everything I had thought was wrong. Everything I had expected to see was wrong.
I had thought that going into space would be the ultimate catharsis of that connection I had been looking for between all living things-that being up there would be the next beautiful step to understanding the harmony of the universe. In the film “Contact,” when Jodie Foster’s character goes to space and looks out into the heavens, she lets out an astonished whisper, “They should’ve sent a poet.” I had a different experience, because I discovered that the beauty isn’t out there, it’s down here, with all of us. Leaving that behind made my connection to our tiny planet even more profound."
William Shatner upon returning to Earth from his trip to space
Mr. Shatner is definitely a man of a different era. I feel bad how we just get small snippets instead of a full narrative video of these types of interviews.
I've been waiting for this
"And yet, even here, life has found a way..."
There's something so beautiful about that sentence. ❤️
This is the saddest of all these videos- when I think of what is happening to our beautiful planet- and on its surface- endless war and destruction...
Oh man, this makes me so emotional… as if I’ve been travelling through space and I’m finally back home 🥺🙌🏾❤️🙏🏾
Welp that Home is controlled by satan right now, Not sure why many people dont want to see that..., But if you want i can explain more to you
This is truly the most beautiful video you have ever uploaded.
The sight at 1:37 is, to me, horrifying. To know that beyond what we call Home, is a vast void with no end in sight (apart from, of course, planets, stars, etc)... Albeit, it's beautiful what we have achieved and what "Home" has to offer us, even if it's a grain of sand in the nothingness that surrounds us. Thank you for this.
Leaving planet Earth once for me was scary enough when I was in the flying saucer, but seeing the simulation of re-entering earth just makes this much scarier.🛸
This is beautiful. I can't describe how I am feeling.
❤️
We take for granted the miracle it is to wake up and experience life on this amazing planet.
2:38
`You hear wind, not above you, but down below.`
there is no sound in the stratosphere
Man... Watching this Earth one was really quite moving... With all the supportable life and ability to grow and support all of Earth's species, animals/fish and the cool temperatured oceans... ♥️ The music really intensified just how beautiful Earth truly is
Best planet I've ever been to!
@@scorpionwins6378and honestly i don't want to leave it anytime soon
I think this made me cry. Thank you so much.
The iss callout is probably the first human contact we've had after decades of exploring the universe.
We have traveled to so many different dangerous planets that I have already forgotten what our Earth is.
At first I thought this video was some kind of joke, but by the end... I just burst into tears.
Our planet is beautiful
I really love these 'Falling Into' videos. It explains better how a human would react to different planets without the space suit. But with it, it is terrifying but also beautiful like here!
I've never felt so emotional for a science video like this. Though we all are familiar with Earth, watching simulation of falling into Earth is something else, it hits different. It brings me the feeling of "I've traveled in the universe for so long, and this time, my destination is: go home"!
Thanks for your videos, watching the Earth one after the others makes me appreciate this planet even more. It’s so special and unique with beautiful life that we must protect, not destroy!
Not gonna lie: this made me misty-eyed. Made me truly appreciate the beauty and complexity of our home world.
According to the laws of physics, if you fall into water from a height, it is the same as falling onto concrete.
The one we have been waiting for :))
Thanks for this masterpiece!
Thank you!!
Spectacular. I love the Falling Into series of your channel , Stargaze. I would like to see "Falling into the largest planet"
YOOOO THIS IS THE ONE WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
A fish deep in ocean: "Bro! I saw that huge alien coming down!"
This is so emotional, thank you for this video. Our time here on Earth is so short and I'm proud to call this beautiful planet home.
This was beautiful