Hi Joe, had a kid home sick from school today and as per usual, I had your video playing while I was preparing lunch. He heard it and asked what it was. Now he’s about 6 videos deep and you have another fan (10 years old) - never thought to share your videos with him, but so excited he’s interested, and not asking for the ones of people playing video games 🙄👍🏻
I was 14 years old when Titanic came out in cinema. I took a bath when I got home and remember vividly thinking how some of my bath water could potentially have been part of the iceberg which sank the Titanic... It was a fascinating yet sobering thought.
If we are going start moving to Mars we need to plan out how to make a moon relative ours that will power up the electromagnet sphere thing that will warm up the planet, releasing water, and it will protect the atmosphere from being blown away by the solar winds.
Lmaoooo!!! This joke and the subsequent jokes had me trying not to guffaw out loud.. Its 3:00 am and I'm suddenly awake, reading comments while everyone else is sleeping.. lol
4:43 Correction. The "heavy" water ratio measured by the Rosetta mission was HDO, not D₂O. This is also known as "semiheavy" water. Only one of the hydrogens in your illustration should have been replaced with a deuterium atom. The other cometary missions also specifically measured semiheavy water. True heavy water (D₂O) is much rarer in both the Earth and in comets.
Just watched this one again. And just like many of my favorite movies, I watch them like they are new. I love your videos Joe! You and your team are doing a great job!!!
Love your work Joe, the humour is on point and genuinely has me cracking up. Thanks for bringing this knowledge to the forefront in an entertaining way.
I forgot about that! Now I’m remembering the whole joke where they think it’ll be okay because Stitch will die when his ship lands in water and as they zoom in they see Hawaiʻi.
I just love his videos. Spent the whole of last week watching every single one of them. If our lecturers were like you, we’d never even try to miss class.
I've had kidney stones before. It's a different level of pain. My post calcium Stalactite pain scale goes from 1-8 and then there's 10. Breaking my ankle was an 8. I don't know what a 9 is. Kidney stones are like giving birth to razor blades. A touch of lemon juice is good for a flush. Hope you are okay now, and don't EVER have to go through it again! I wouldn't wish those on my worst enemy. Thanks for all the great content!!!!!!!!!!!
Joe, I just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I watch a lot of TH-cam videos, and yours are the ones I am genuinely excited and happy to see. Always a bright spot of my week.
@@control21 Constantly might be overstating it a bit. The main things that regularly break down water here on Earth are biological processes like photosynthesis and respiration, and the amount of water inside life forms at any one time is only around 0.000081 percent of the water on the planet, and of that water inside creatures only a small amount gets broken down by metabolism. The vast majority of the water in the world sits in ice sheets and deep oceans, chemically unchanging for thousands or millions of years at a time.
@@control21 "We are talking about the water that is or might be inside life forms at one time or another." That's constantly shifting. Recently used water flows into the sea and ancient water is regularly being unearthed by ice melt and the mixing of artic currents. Depending on where you are you could be drinking water that just spent several million years at the bottom of an ocean, or just spent the last decade in a life filled lake.
@@control21 I'm not sure where your getting that? The dinosaurs lived for over 200 million years, a not insignificant amount of water was dino piss at some point. Also, not even a single molecule? For comparison, a single gallon of water has over 10^25 molecules of water in it, and the dinosaurs made many trillions of gallons of pee over the eons, and over such a long period of time a significant amount of mixing has happened. For most people to not encounter even a signal molecule of that in their life times seems statically unlikely.
I haven't watched this channel for quite a while (though I DO watch every single OLF.) Joe Scott is the man, I love this guy and I don't even know him. That's how awesome he is.
Ok 71%..r u sure ?..and is that plus 6% fresh water ? Or all water ,on earth ? To me the only important number is " fresh water" drinkable , good for crops , and of the total fresh water ...how much is ice ? How much is say 100 feet below the surface , or otherwise out of reach- lakes under ice , or bound up in trees in south america ?
Growing? Hows it growing? Water is still magically hitting the surface of the earth from space? Dude, the same amount of water has been here for billions of years. Now whether it's in a solid, liquid, or gaseous (vapor) state is a different matter altogether. I think you're a little confused on what it is you're trying to say.
@@somosUS I don't get why people shit on Waterboy. "Blah blah Adam Sandler movie = bad, always blah blah" Like, nah. Waterboy, Starship Troopers, & Jurassic Park III(to a lesser degree) are 3 movies that need *WAY* more love... ....or at the very least, need to be shit on less.
Many years ago my wife and I were walking though a suburb of Cleveland. I was telling her about how you can tell a Meteorite. I picked up a rock and was about to tell her about how light it is compared to a meteorite but I couldn't. I think we actually found a Meteorite. So I picked up another one. Same thing. I think we found 2 meteorites. I saved them, we still have them. Someday I want to take them to have them analyzed.
"What we think of as water [...] is actually a very narrow definition of what water actually is. It's kind of like what we think of light is just a narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum" - That's some Grade-A concise science communication right there!
The source of water in and on earth fascinated me as well.. That there is more water in than on the earth due to tectonic plates shifting surprised me.
Although I may not agree with everything you say I truly enjoy your personality and your takes on everything. Thank you for all the content you’ve given.
since i watched this video, Joe, i've been interested in how oils are made that "sink" in water. it's interesting to me that we are just recently finding out, chemically, more about this concept. i'd be psyched to see a video about "Densiron" (apparently, used mostly in eye-surgery) and "Heavy Fuels" (in aerospace technologies). these seem to open up a wide variety of new applications for ecology and industry. BTW, nice video on water -- it obviously got me thinking about tons 'o' shit. peace.
They weren't aliens, they were demons. They weren't allergic to water, because of various events in the movie the water had been blessed; it was holy water. Its the generally accepted plot these days, you can find tons of articles and videos explaining it
Your humor is sooo great! I watch your channel during nights and several times I have woken up my son and husband due to my laughs out loud! I would love to watch you in videos/films and what not!!! Hugs from Sweden! 💑 ❤❤❤
This video was so thought provoking! I never really thought about the middle of the earth and its’ significance. Into the labyrinth of the internet I go…
Kidney stones were my biggest fear until I got kidney stones (twice in a damn month!) At the hospital the docs were not 100% sure if it was kidney stones, and listed off some other potential issues that sounded far, far worse. I will spare you. I hope this helps :D
I've got 4 right now. Fortunately they are stationary and not blocking anything, so there's little pain, but one of them is causing damage. Looks like it's the knife for me, cutting in through the back to get to it. Yuk.
Well, if they unfriended you for that... they're weirdos. Who cares. The point came across. I would have annoyed you by saying NO! It's a shooting star! ;)~
How does knowing an arbitrary scale and definition of space debris help any one. If you truly see the world like this then you deserve to be alone for ever. Pluto's a planet isn't it ?
Hey Joe. I love ALL videos and can't wait until your 1M subscribers video. Can you do a teaser on what's to come? I'm sure it will be great. And, congratulations in advance on 1M.
I cant wait for you to hit 1m subscribers! I know its coming soon :) as always great video. Can i suggest another script reading or something similar as a special when you reach that milestone?
small correction. the earth does not have a small amount of deuterium. 1 in every 6000 worth based hydrogen atoms are deuterium, it is relatively small but not so small that it is too hard to extract.
"But Marge, you know the old poem: Water, water, everywhere, so let's all have a drink!" In case anyone was not literate enough for this classic Simpsons joke, Homer was referring to The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner - a segment that reads, "Water, water, everywhere, yet not a drop to drink," as it describes the thirst aboard a sailing ship stuck in the doldrums and unable to sail to somewhere with fresh water. I must confess that the first time I came across was Samuel Taylor Coleridge's classic was not in some library because I was so very cultured, but in the Iron Maiden song by the same name that recites a lot of the poem ;)
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"This is the universe we're talking about.. something being insane was never a barrier before"
Such a correct and epic quote
From my body's energy, I created water for this planet to thrive
Thanks Kim
So glorious!
Not worthy
Our water comes from Saturn's rings.
No kim go
“97% of the water on earth would kill us, that’s irony”
Or is it ‘brinery’
Brinerony
Yea drinking 97% of the water on earth would probably kill you
Lol
Rubbing salt into the wound.
@Richard Hopkins seems you've never seen Monty Pyton and The Holy Grail
Hi Joe, had a kid home sick from school today and as per usual, I had your video playing while I was preparing lunch. He heard it and asked what it was. Now he’s about 6 videos deep and you have another fan (10 years old) - never thought to share your videos with him, but so excited he’s interested, and not asking for the ones of people playing video games 🙄👍🏻
That's so wholesome, that kid could reach places if he keeps his interests
That's awesome! Also I agree about the people playing video games, it's good he's taking in some dank knowledge. 🙂
That's awesome! Also I agree about the people playing video games, it's good he's taking in some dank knowledge. 🙂
That hemmaroid joke was so good, it's 10pm now and it made my tomorrow.
I may be good for the week.
Im sure I will still be laughing days from now
Its 2am in Canada and it made me laugh so hard I scared my cat!
I love Joe's sense of humor!
That “wrong moon” joke nailed me. So good and didn’t see it coming.
Almost as funny as your spelling of hemorrhoid!
"You don't want kidney stones." This is a very true statement.
Very true! I've had 9 since I was 16, I'm 44 now. The last one, I needed surgery for, I named Clyde.
@@Lucas-bg4nu My deepest sympathy on that!! I'm grateful that it's been 11 years since my last one.
I've never had one and now I want one even less oh my god
@@bruh-mb1rd A friend of mine has had 5 kids via natural childbirth and one kidney stone. She'd rather give birth again, it hurt less!
@Robert Campbell he is right. brute but very right.
I was 14 years old when Titanic came out in cinema. I took a bath when I got home and remember vividly thinking how some of my bath water could potentially have been part of the iceberg which sank the Titanic... It was a fascinating yet sobering thought.
Not nearly as much as the thought that you almost certainly drink water that was in somebodys daily piss several times a year 😅
That’s oddly beautiful
I just drank a glass of water then had the sobering thought that I just drank some of your bath water.
@@DyreStraits hahahahaha! How was it?
@@maxmouche 😀
The hemorrhoid-moon joke was on point.
If you have a hemorrhoid, you should avoid sitting on points.
Great joke
BARS
But at what cost...
Lmao yep
"Then you're looking at the wrong moon." Obi-Wan, "that's no moon."
joe got jokes
Laughed way too hard when he started discussing looking at that through a telescope. :D
If we are going start moving to Mars we need to plan out how to make a moon relative ours that will power up the electromagnet sphere thing that will warm up the planet, releasing water, and it will protect the atmosphere from being blown away by the solar winds.
That ones thicc
You deserve much more recognition. You have taught me a lot in the last two years I’ve been subbed.
Joe gonna hit 1 mil before the end of the year. Good for him. One of my favourite youtubers.
I agree, Joe does awesome work. Hope he keeps it up for a long time.
If you look through a telescope and see a hemorrhoid you’re probably looking at Uranus 😂
The Enterprise is going to have a hard time dealing with Klingons during a TP shortage.
This joke has got to be colder than the Icebergs in Antartica.....
You can See the Brown Star and Uranus during a Full Moon.
@@whirledpeaz5758 Many times, radio astronomers have heard the sound of klingon opera coming from Uranus.
Lmaoooo!!! This joke and the subsequent jokes had me trying not to guffaw out loud.. Its 3:00 am and I'm suddenly awake, reading comments while everyone else is sleeping.. lol
4:43 Correction. The "heavy" water ratio measured by the Rosetta mission was HDO, not D₂O. This is also known as "semiheavy" water.
Only one of the hydrogens in your illustration should have been replaced with a deuterium atom.
The other cometary missions also specifically measured semiheavy water.
True heavy water (D₂O) is much rarer in both the Earth and in comets.
There was some on an episode of Hogan's Heroes, if that helps...
Just watched this one again. And just like many of my favorite movies, I watch them like they are new. I love your videos Joe! You and your team are doing a great job!!!
Love your work Joe, the humour is on point and genuinely has me cracking up. Thanks for bringing this knowledge to the forefront in an entertaining way.
Ah ha so 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' was correct! Darn that Verne was a visionary & perhaps thirsty.
Oh yeah, Huh? I forgot about that.
Thanks for the spoiler
I loved that little tangent about Signs. And your wrong moon joke was really great. I'm giggling on the bus.
Learning high level science from a guy who chokes while drinking water.... life is beautiful :)
He used one hand! Master race!
This isn't high-level science. It's basic science. If you want advanced stuff look for PSB Space Time. Now that's high-level.
@Paranoid Drummer play in 5/4!
@@クソ-q7i most of his words go wayyy above my head but i understand enough to enjoy it.(PBS)
Anyone else somehow always read these types of comments as they’re happening on screen?
From the blessed rains down in Africa, duh
Theres no place like home Theres no place like home Lukather takes the solo
Our water comes from Saturn's rings.
@@RenneDanjoule lol no it aint, its from Africa. Wake up sheeple
@@PauaP im convinced. Whereas we have the isotopic data to support my claim.
@@RenneDanjoule nah man, its from Africa. I mean... its in the song so... iz a fact.
When you mentioned an alien that can’t tolerate water, I thought you would say “Stitch”.
I forgot about that! Now I’m remembering the whole joke where they think it’ll be okay because Stitch will die when his ship lands in water and as they zoom in they see Hawaiʻi.
I just love his videos.
Spent the whole of last week watching every single one of them. If our lecturers were like you, we’d never even try to miss class.
"the wrong moon".
Was this entire video created to make that joke?
Did he really planet?
Always has been.
I can imagine every astronomy teacher/professor/instructor now using that line when discussing meteors.
"Today we're going to learn some Greek!"
Tangent Cam.... best and longest lead up to a joke
I was fairly proud of that one.
I have insomnia but your voice helps me sleep, thanks!
@BrickyBoi don't
i do this too. i save joe's videos until I'm about to sleep. his monotonous voice really helps
Is this an insult?
@BrickyBoi no that is torture
@CC CC "monotone"
I've had kidney stones before. It's a different level of pain. My post calcium Stalactite pain scale goes from 1-8 and then there's 10. Breaking my ankle was an 8. I don't know what a 9 is. Kidney stones are like giving birth to razor blades. A touch of lemon juice is good for a flush. Hope you are okay now, and don't EVER have to go through it again! I wouldn't wish those on my worst enemy. Thanks for all the great content!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Joe. Your videos are great. We appreciate your vulnerability. You share a lot.
Joe: "You and I are the weirdo's!"
Me: "AT LAST!!!! My true talent has been recognized!"
Joe sometimes has a keen grasp of the obvious.
Look at you.. and mom said youd never make it out the basement! Congrats bro!
@@joshuatraffanstedt2695 How did you know about the basement? She promised not to tell anybody.... 😭
Joe, I just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I watch a lot of TH-cam videos, and yours are the ones I am genuinely excited and happy to see. Always a bright spot of my week.
So, the water that I collect out of a fresh spring could've previously been drunk, metabolized, and vacated out of a dinosaur? Huh, imagine that.
water and honey
both are so much used over and over again
Its unhygeneic, I say!
*starts a company to market "not previously drunk and pissed out" water to rich idiots.*
@@control21 Constantly might be overstating it a bit. The main things that regularly break down water here on Earth are biological processes like photosynthesis and respiration, and the amount of water inside life forms at any one time is only around 0.000081 percent of the water on the planet, and of that water inside creatures only a small amount gets broken down by metabolism. The vast majority of the water in the world sits in ice sheets and deep oceans, chemically unchanging for thousands or millions of years at a time.
@@control21 "We are talking about the water that is or might be inside life forms at one time or another."
That's constantly shifting. Recently used water flows into the sea and ancient water is regularly being unearthed by ice melt and the mixing of artic currents. Depending on where you are you could be drinking water that just spent several million years at the bottom of an ocean, or just spent the last decade in a life filled lake.
@@control21 I'm not sure where your getting that? The dinosaurs lived for over 200 million years, a not insignificant amount of water was dino piss at some point. Also, not even a single molecule? For comparison, a single gallon of water has over 10^25 molecules of water in it, and the dinosaurs made many trillions of gallons of pee over the eons, and over such a long period of time a significant amount of mixing has happened. For most people to not encounter even a signal molecule of that in their life times seems statically unlikely.
"you're looking at the wrong moon." best joe joke to date.
is that a Joe Joe reference?
@@Oddie99000 there go joe
I haven't watched this channel for quite a while (though I DO watch every single OLF.) Joe Scott is the man, I love this guy and I don't even know him. That's how awesome he is.
Correction 71% "and growing" of the Earths surface is covered in water.
Damn lol
Ok 71%..r u sure ?..and is that plus 6% fresh water ? Or all water ,on earth ? To me the only important number is " fresh water" drinkable , good for crops , and of the total fresh water ...how much is ice ? How much is say 100 feet below the surface , or otherwise out of reach- lakes under ice , or bound up in trees in south america ?
Cool, it's a good thing I know how to swim.
That's deep like the mariana trench. And it's keep getting deeper.
Growing? Hows it growing? Water is still magically hitting the surface of the earth from space?
Dude, the same amount of water has been here for billions of years. Now whether it's in a solid, liquid, or gaseous (vapor) state is a different matter altogether. I think you're a little confused on what it is you're trying to say.
10:15 it‘s just astonishing how Jules Verne imagined („predicted“) this in his novel more than 150 years ago!
Verne made some good guesses and some wacky ones.
Which novel was that?
"Thats high quality H2O"
Waterboy reference?
There's no way it isn't. Classic movie.
@@somosUS I don't get why people shit on Waterboy. "Blah blah Adam Sandler movie = bad, always blah blah"
Like, nah. Waterboy, Starship Troopers, & Jurassic Park III(to a lesser degree) are 3 movies that need *WAY* more love...
....or at the very least, need to be shit on less.
Many years ago my wife and I were walking though a suburb of Cleveland. I was telling her about how you can tell a Meteorite. I picked up a rock and was about to tell her about how light it is compared to a meteorite but I couldn't. I think we actually found a Meteorite. So I picked up another one. Same thing. I think we found 2 meteorites. I saved them, we still have them. Someday I want to take them to have them analyzed.
"It is the mucas that binds us"... When that clip popped in I lost it lol :)
"Non-Zero"... I see what you're doing there, Joe. 😆
That was written before the Pennsylvania court case. :)
I'm a happier man knowing there's probably a little joe Scott inside me.
"What we think of as water [...] is actually a very narrow definition of what water actually is. It's kind of like what we think of light is just a narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum" - That's some Grade-A concise science communication right there!
This is literally my favorite and best channel ever!
Joe’s videos are the only things that keep me sane
This was one of the most fascinating Joe videos ever for me. I really didn't expect this topic to be so mind blowing.
The source of water in and on earth fascinated me as well.. That there is more water in than on the earth due to tectonic plates shifting surprised me.
I see a new Joe Scott video and I instantly give it a like!
Thanks I almost forgot
Get this man a million subs already 😭😭
He already has 1 M subscribers.
He's got 1.04 million. Achievement unlocked!
Dude, your humor is getting better. Love it! Keep up the good work. ☑️
i love the reoccurring plotline that the movie Signs makes joe increasingly frustrated
Fun fact: The water you use to drink and brush your teeth has passed through the urinary tract of dinosaurs and other animals countless times
lol The cutaway clip to Ace Ventura was perfection
I love how you explain in perfect detail the difference between meteors and asteroids and then moments later, start talking about comets XD
This topic fascinates me.
I also read that the water in the mantle could work as a ”lubricant” for tectonic plates.
Always a good show and very informative! Almost 1 MILLION subs! Keep up the stellar work Joe.
Hemorrhoids are from Uranus
Lol
🤣🤣🤣
I dodged that one.
As a Proctologist it is suffice to say that you have killed me with that Haemorrh- oid🤣🤣🤣🤣👍❤ perfect!
If you see one through a telescope, you might be looking at Uranus.
@@Mrphilipjcook oh this is a good one!!🤣🤣🤣🥰👍❤😘😘😘😘😘
@@Acin75 it's an older joke, but it holds up.
If you’re going through rough times, please don’t give up.
Better times are coming ❤️
Thank you.
My favorite of your videos so far. Fun and interesting.
Although I may not agree with everything you say I truly enjoy your personality and your takes on everything. Thank you for all the content you’ve given.
Damn, the more you know i guess.
So fucin interesting i love this omg
I'd be real mad if we were just an alien reservoir
As you should be, that would mean the neglectful assholes never clean out the tank!
@@GeorgeNoiseless we could make a religion out of this
Don't worry, we're not. We're actually a supercomputer invented by mice trying to calculate the meaning of life.
"12 (fluid) ounces per cubic meter"
...so ~355mL per cubic meter if we stick with metric. ;)
Thank you!
Joe tossing units around like he just don't care!
This one blew my mind Joe. You are a champion.
since i watched this video, Joe, i've been interested in how oils are made that "sink" in water. it's interesting to me that we are just recently finding out, chemically, more about this concept. i'd be psyched to see a video about "Densiron" (apparently, used mostly in eye-surgery) and "Heavy Fuels" (in aerospace technologies). these seem to open up a wide variety of new applications for ecology and industry. BTW, nice video on water -- it obviously got me thinking about tons 'o' shit. peace.
Short answer, and will be for a long long time = we aren't exactly sure
"Comet theory does still get talked about but its kinda hanging on by the skin of its teeth", I don't know why but I instantly thought of Megadeth!!
Thank you for making fun of Signs... I left the theater from that movie genuinely pissed off because of how amazingly stupid that movie was.
They weren't aliens, they were demons. They weren't allergic to water, because of various events in the movie the water had been blessed; it was holy water. Its the generally accepted plot these days, you can find tons of articles and videos explaining it
Your humor is sooo great! I watch your channel during nights and several times I have woken up my son and husband due to my laughs out loud! I would love to watch you in videos/films and what not!!!
Hugs from Sweden! 💑
❤❤❤
This video was so thought provoking! I never really thought about the middle of the earth and its’ significance. Into the labyrinth of the internet I go…
I think it comes from Evian, but I'm lucky enough to have it coming out of my tap. 😆✌️
They got it from their tap
Ever seen the word "Evian," written backwards?
That's what you'd have to be to pay two bucks for a bottle of water!
I'm so scared of getting kidney stones.
Kidney stones were my biggest fear until I got kidney stones (twice in a damn month!)
At the hospital the docs were not 100% sure if it was kidney stones, and listed off some other potential issues that sounded far, far worse. I will spare you.
I hope this helps :D
I've got 4 right now. Fortunately they are stationary and not blocking anything, so there's little pain, but one of them is causing damage. Looks like it's the knife for me, cutting in through the back to get to it. Yuk.
You should be more afraid of water according to Al Gore. I say we start turning the rising seas into hydrogen and oxygen to save Miami.
Consider adjusting your diet accordingly! You are, _very literally,_ what you eat.
Worst pain I've ever had - wouldn't wish it on anyone.
I've lost so many friends correcting them when they say they saw a meteorite in the sky....
Now what did you learn...
@@adamwest8711 my friends are ignorant. 😁
Who do we blame though for the dinosaurs death?
The meteor or the meteorite?
Well, if they unfriended you for that... they're weirdos.
Who cares. The point came across.
I would have annoyed you by saying NO! It's a shooting star! ;)~
How does knowing an arbitrary scale and definition of space debris help any one.
If you truly see the world like this then you deserve to be alone for ever.
Pluto's a planet isn't it ?
Hey Joe. I love ALL videos and can't wait until your 1M subscribers video. Can you do a teaser on what's to come? I'm sure it will be great. And, congratulations in advance on 1M.
Such a great video -- incredibly interesting -- I had no idea that LHB was no longer in vogue as the source of water. Thanks Joe!!!
Fun science fact: There are more atoms in a teaspoon of water than there are teaspoons of water in all the oceans on Earth.
yet
That doesn’t surprise me. How would so many spoons get in the ocean?
I’m not having fun
Can you demonstrate this?
Shamalanananananan was trying to make a biblical reference.. not saying that he succeeded..
"I've had some kidney stone issues ...", oh, this must be his TMI channel ...
Happy Thanksgiving, Joe!
Best wishes to you and your family and to all the "Ask Joe" viewers :)
Great production as always.
You should do a thing with kurzgesagt!
Uniting my two favorite channels!
Yes❤️❤️❤️
Totally different type of video.. But good try shipping everyone you like instead of enjoying them for what they offer.. weebs
@@cosmicrider5898 what is your problem I Wasn’t shipping them I just want them to do a video together and you seem to not know what a weeb is 😂😂
Genesis 7:11 "on that day all the springs of the vast watery deep burst open and the floodgates of the heavens were opened."
Just sayin
So Godzilla is real; just stuck down in the core for now.
I know right! Godzilla and all other journey to the center of the earth plots not looking too thin now huh!
Great video joe!
Consistent quality of quality...👍👏
Water World - where Kevin Costner‘s career drowned.
WoW I loved both of them. The postman most of all.
The "looking at the wrong moon" joke gave me an Excedrin headache......
Do they still make Excedrin?.
Last time I was this early earth had no water.
Don't give up ... your videos are very good ...
I cant wait for you to hit 1m subscribers! I know its coming soon :) as always great video. Can i suggest another script reading or something similar as a special when you reach that milestone?
OMG, “you’re looking at the wrong moon”
Someone give this guy 1 million subs already!
98%+ of the way there so ... soon :)
According to Biblical Genesis, most of the water from the cataclysm of the flood, rose up from underground.
“It literally makes up who we are”
Me, an intellectual “it literally makes a poo we are”
1 of the reasons I like coming back and watching old videos is pointing at hypotheses that have since been confirmed
I frequently share your videos, but almost no one ever pays attention to my shares. My latest share was this video and I commented on it
my dad's been having kidney stones
since the moon is cheese, i'm pretty sure the "water" there is somekind of space dairy ooze.
Milk. You mean Milk.
"shtreaks" -- The Sean Connery Shcool of Elocution shtrikes again!
small correction. the earth does not have a small amount of deuterium. 1 in every 6000 worth based hydrogen atoms are deuterium, it is relatively small but not so small that it is too hard to extract.
The "OID" comparisons? Hilarious!!! Nice job. Love it!
I like my water how I like my women. Hot and pored over ground coffee.
This video made me thirsty... for science! Thank you, Joe.
Make an episode on the bgm you use. Why is it stuck in my head for the rest of the day after watching your show?
I really appreciated the joke @ 6:07
Well done Joe, well done
"But Marge, you know the old poem: Water, water, everywhere, so let's all have a drink!"
In case anyone was not literate enough for this classic Simpsons joke, Homer was referring to The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner - a segment that reads, "Water, water, everywhere, yet not a drop to drink," as it describes the thirst aboard a sailing ship stuck in the doldrums and unable to sail to somewhere with fresh water.
I must confess that the first time I came across was Samuel Taylor Coleridge's classic was not in some library because I was so very cultured, but in the Iron Maiden song by the same name that recites a lot of the poem ;)