I was hoping they would mention something about the possibility of the Earth's rotational balance/wobble changing with solid land all on one side and fluids on the other side.
The water is barely 20km deep in the worst case, the difference in mass between the two sides would be negligably tiny in comparison to the total mass, and it's effects would take geological timescales to make a difference on its rotation.
Just imagine how perfectly fine tuned everything from the exceedingly vast universe, to our own planet and even up to the smallest structure of the human eye only proves that there is an intelligent designer behind all of these.
If the universe is infinite, everything under the laws of physics could be possible. That means we’re just the 1 in quadrillions of random combinations
@@denimgubantes5454 but the fact that it had a beginning doesn’t prove there was an intelligence behind it, the intelligence also then should’ve been created. It’s not like in science we know everything, we try but people are blind from seeing that we just know almost absolutely nothing.
@@denzelklarenaar5883 given that the universe had a beginning it means that the creator of the universe has to be outside of the universe meaning time space and matter therefore must be infinite. The universe existed by contingency and in order to create something there must be a being who existed by necessity. The creator of the universe must be timeless, spaceless, immaterial, powerful and personal. If a creator is timeless does he have a beginning?
@@denimgubantes5454 Sure he could have but not by human standards. Our known physics right now is not absolute either and no scientist would claim it so too. We are just too insignificant and time limited species to think about our so called creater and look deeper into him( don't bring religious crap into this). The only thing we could do is move on with our limited resources and test our limits and possibly breakthrough it to advance into next civilization.
Most of the cities would be coastal or near rivers. The center of that one big continent would be a desert. I think the video is mixing that view of that half land, half water planet with what would happen if our planet would be 50% ocean covered instead of 76%.
I concur, the title is misleading. I was picturing an even amount of land to water.”Land” being layers of soil and rock developed above water, which would enable it to have different topology creating perhaps new mountains and sources of fresh water. Very click baity
Not only center, most of Pangea was desert milions years, there get a plants only after strong vulcanic period that spread water across the continet and then it was covered by a jungle. If we would have stable 50% planet ground there could be giant jungle with desert according to that how would mountains form.
You always put so much effort in each video making it so interesting together with the video explanations to display what typically would happen In a specific scenario.... keep up the good content
Your dedication in making each video so engaging is incredible! Love how you bring scenarios to life with clear explanations. Thanks for the fantastic content!
What if all landmasses fused together into one long landmass that circles the Earth (like a ring of land)? What if the ring is on the Equator? or Perpendicular to the equator (like in the longitudes) or if it is diagonally oriented?
@@blitzgaming5827 sounds like hell on earth, I hate the tropics, the power bill alone would be insane Better if the landmass was in a polar oriented ring, then everyone can live at whatever latitude they want
I think this could be a good plot for a movie or TV show, where first off everything is normal but then all of a sudden the sea levels start to drop causing the world to be half land and half sea. It'd be very interesting to see how life adapts to this new environment
It’s amazing, How each and every small feature of our planet plays a crucial role in existence of life on the earth. What are the odds of all these factors coexisting to create life?
It has been thought that most earth-like planets found in the habitable zone will be about half land half sea. Also, there is a suggestion based upon the makeup of the moons Ganymede and Callisto, that some watery seas may be hundreds of miles deep. There will probably be mostly water and mostly land worlds, but perhaps not as often as the happy medium.
everyone would die, the earth would collapse, the rotational balance would be off, the earth plummets into the sun and evaporates everything on it, thanks for the information
Pluto, if you counted it would get very hot Neptune might evaporate Uranus might ignite but might still be a gas giant for a few millenia or just be smaller Saturn might lose its rings faster Jupiter would stay the same if you counted pluto Mars would be even colder Earth would die off and become a desolate place Like pluto but kinda warmer Venus, from being a hot place, to a cold state But with the carbon dioxide it could make frozen lakes Mercury, now being in Pluto's place would be like pluto (this is what I think, I didn't do research just wanted to guess)
I'm pretty sure the massive rings would disrupt other planets. The rings could be swallowed by jupiter and may extend as far as uranus. They would also be a big magnet for asteroids
@@liberatedentrepreneur149 Large island chains and groups with the largest islands being like Indonesia, Japan, U.K., Madagascar, New Zealand, Caribean, and with the absolute largest islands being like sub continents like Greenland and India if it were separate from the rest of Asia. I wonder what that would mean for global ocean currents.
@@skillethead6968 Depending on how far apart the islands are, and if there's large swaths of water between archipelagos, like our current oceans, could and would most likely have vastly different ocean currents. That's my guess.
@@liberatedentrepreneur149 With ocean currents, I've wondered how it might be for Earth if for example the continent of Africa was disconnected from the Middle East and positioned way further south thus enlarging the Mediterranean and red Sea. Bring it down where the -45 line of latitude would go across South Africa instead of -30 latitude thus having it be roughly where Maine, southern France and northern italy would be in the northern hemisphere. Also disconnect Columbia and Panama from each other and move South America where Brazil's eastern most shore Bulge would touch the -30 line of longitude, thus having a wide gap connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans down in the tropics.
Title : What if Earth was half land and half water 0:01 What if Earth was half land and half water 0:38 important of Water 💧 1:20 Balancing the land and Water 2:32 What it would be look like 3:25 Consequences
If Earth were half land and half water, it would likely have a significant impact on the planet's climate and ecosystems. The distribution of water and land affects weather patterns and ocean currents, which play a major role in regulating temperature and precipitation. Additionally, the proportion of land and water also determines the types of plants and animals that can survive in different regions. Without land to support terrestrial life, the diversity of species would likely be greatly reduced. Additionally, it would be difficult for human civilization to sustain itself if the majority of the planet's surface was covered in water.
The first humans on the americas most likely came from boats. There are sites that predate the land bridge so how would they get there without a bridge
I don't understand one thing, which is consistent with your videos. Like in this Video, the Question should what if Earth was always like that, and not what happens if it becomes like this now
You're going on if the landmass remain the same and you can have a planet that's 50/50 Land and water by deepening the depth of the oceans to hold the same volume of water we currently have.
I mean, I guess water isn’t completely an “absolute must have” because many scientists believe that a different kind of life with a completely different chemistry could exist on Titan. It is thought that perhaps they don’t need liquid water to survive.
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What if the earth was flat?
What if a vampire star entered our solar system
Correct your statement that half is water and half is land NO! There is 71%of water and remaining is Land
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What if the earth spun north to south instead of east to west ?
I WAS ASKING FOR THAT THANKS FOR REMINDING ME
Well then no day night cycle
I’m not a genius but I think human life wouldn’t be able to survive and it could cause catastrophic events but that’s for another……what if?
Uranus will send copy right strike vmro
You mean rotating the axis of earth by 90 degrees
Imagine how scary the water side would be
As scary as the Pacific
Subnautica
Going to the middle of the ocean bruh
Why would it be
@@edits.g.g that's my question too
I was hoping they would mention something about the possibility of the Earth's rotational balance/wobble changing with solid land all on one side and fluids on the other side.
That's just stupid
@@liberatedentrepreneur149 but isn't land heavier than water?
@@angelnunyabeezwax3348 Denser
The water is barely 20km deep in the worst case, the difference in mass between the two sides would be negligably tiny in comparison to the total mass, and it's effects would take geological timescales to make a difference on its rotation.
@@angelnunyabeezwax3348 you forget the part where there's no gravity in space itself to wobble the earth
Imagine how good it would've been if every creator was as good as What If. 🙌🏻
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I just like this guy’s enthusiasm. Especially the outro “well, that’s a story, for another, what if”
I love how you're raging, so anti enthusiastic, oh, and by the way, pick up a burger for me.
@@Avaitor_YT wth?
@@hiit8720, I got banned for making one of these jokes lol.
Just imagine how perfectly fine tuned everything from the exceedingly vast universe, to our own planet and even up to the smallest structure of the human eye only proves that there is an intelligent designer behind all of these.
If the universe is infinite, everything under the laws of physics could be possible. That means we’re just the 1 in quadrillions of random combinations
@@denzelklarenaar5883 but it isn't. The expansion of the universe and the age of the universe tells that the universe had a beginning
@@denimgubantes5454 but the fact that it had a beginning doesn’t prove there was an intelligence behind it, the intelligence also then should’ve been created. It’s not like in science we know everything, we try but people are blind from seeing that we just know almost absolutely nothing.
@@denzelklarenaar5883 given that the universe had a beginning it means that the creator of the universe has to be outside of the universe meaning time space and matter therefore must be infinite. The universe existed by contingency and in order to create something there must be a being who existed by necessity. The creator of the universe must be timeless, spaceless, immaterial, powerful and personal. If a creator is timeless does he have a beginning?
@@denimgubantes5454 Sure he could have but not by human standards. Our known physics right now is not absolute either and no scientist would claim it so too. We are just too insignificant and time limited species to think about our so called creater and look deeper into him( don't bring religious crap into this). The only thing we could do is move on with our limited resources and test our limits and possibly breakthrough it to advance into next civilization.
i can't even imagine who would solve my curiosity if "what if" wasn't there....happy to be a part of this great community 💫
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suggestion: what if there were no poor people?
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We wouldn’t have capitalism
@@van7915 true
Most of the cities would be coastal or near rivers. The center of that one big continent would be a desert. I think the video is mixing that view of that half land, half water planet with what would happen if our planet would be 50% ocean covered instead of 76%.
I think that concept is what most people mean when they ask the half-half question
you know we can read the title right
I concur, the title is misleading. I was picturing an even amount of land to water.”Land” being layers of soil and rock developed above water, which would enable it to have different topology creating perhaps new mountains and sources of fresh water. Very click baity
Not only center, most of Pangea was desert milions years, there get a plants only after strong vulcanic period that spread water across the continet and then it was covered by a jungle.
If we would have stable 50% planet ground there could be giant jungle with desert according to that how would mountains form.
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we'd die
Then the earth's atmosphere is 100% oxygen.
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You always put so much effort in each video making it so interesting together with the video explanations to display what typically would happen In a specific scenario.... keep up the good content
Your dedication in making each video so engaging is incredible! Love how you bring scenarios to life with clear explanations. Thanks for the fantastic content!
Then give the guy a big bag of popcorn.
I think you should think of this scenario as if there're half land and half ocean in the first place, not becoming that scenario from current state.
That what i want to say 👍
Life might not be possible, trees would barely exists either since the vast lanscape and scarity of water will not allow plants to flourish
@@toantruonghuu2833rain and lakes etc
So interesting, thanks for telling us!
Thanks for watching, stay tuned for more fun content to come!
The what if videos are the reason why earth is so perfect
I can imagine going much more than 1000 miles from each coast would be very harsh conditions not much living
What if Earth had a retrograde orbit around the Sun? (Not rotating backwards, but orbiting the Sun in the backwards direction)
Nothing would really change except for wind direction and sunrises/sunsets
we would probably get mixed up with time and direction, but im sure we could get it together within a few months, if not years
It would be like you're going around a big lamp, but by walking backwards.
What if all landmasses fused together into one long landmass that circles the Earth (like a ring of land)? What if the ring is on the Equator? or Perpendicular to the equator (like in the longitudes) or if it is diagonally oriented?
*Landline*
Interesting thought. Thank you for sharing your idea with us.
All lands is in tropical zone
@@blitzgaming5827 sounds like hell on earth, I hate the tropics, the power bill alone would be insane
Better if the landmass was in a polar oriented ring, then everyone can live at whatever latitude they want
Well that's pretty much impossible because all current continents will just fuse into one supercontinent
I think this could be a good plot for a movie or TV show, where first off everything is normal but then all of a sudden the sea levels start to drop causing the world to be half land and half sea. It'd be very interesting to see how life adapts to this new environment
Thanos saying 'Perfectly balanced as all things should be' probably didn't mean this....
Then why the hell are you alive? also, SHUT UP ABOUT THE SUN, SHUT UP ABOUT THE SUN!!!
It’s amazing, How each and every small feature of our planet plays a crucial role in existence of life on the earth. What are the odds of all these factors coexisting to create life?
your approach to topics is so fresh and needed!
It has been thought that most earth-like planets found in the habitable zone will be about half land half sea. Also, there is a suggestion based upon the makeup of the moons Ganymede and Callisto, that some watery seas may be hundreds of miles deep. There will probably be mostly water and mostly land worlds, but perhaps not as often as the happy medium.
everyone would die, the earth would collapse, the rotational balance would be off, the earth plummets into the sun and evaporates everything on it, thanks for the information
Alternative title: what if the earth was divided more than america
We want an video titled "What if there was no What if Channel".
These What If videos teach me a lot.
It seems like earth is just enough amount of everything to sustain life and it amazes me.
Chile will have every country landlocked
*sees thumbnail*
Finally, a video about what would happen if Rayquaza didn't stop Grouding and Kyogre
0:24 unspeakable
Thanos : Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Sounds like an interesting topic!😃
Sounds like you're A murderer! 😃
Awesome video as always!
Thank you for your support! 🙂
Ugly face as always!
What if is a constant reminder of the delicate balance our planet sits on. One slight modification and everything is overboard.
The video of the guy in the giant toilet wasn't "weird Ryan" whoever that is but it's actually unspeakable/Nathan
Love your videos What if i'm watching you since you had 3.9 M subs!!! Keep up the good work!
I'll watch the video later today after I get off of school
Literally wow
What the greatest contents you make
jaw-dropping
Watching all these videos about "what if Earth" keeps on making me realize that Earth is indeed fascinating.
What if the planets in the Solar System were in reverse order?
Pluto, if you counted it would get very hot
Neptune might evaporate
Uranus might ignite but might still be a gas giant for a few millenia or just be smaller
Saturn might lose its rings faster
Jupiter would stay the same if you counted pluto
Mars would be even colder
Earth would die off and become a desolate place
Like pluto but kinda warmer
Venus, from being a hot place, to a cold state
But with the carbon dioxide it could make frozen lakes
Mercury, now being in Pluto's place would be like pluto
(this is what I think, I didn't do research just wanted to guess)
Humans wouldn’t be on earth. It would be way too far from the sun. We’re able to live on this planet because of its perfect placement.
Narrator: "What if Earth didn't have any water? That a story for another WHAT IF."
Me: You want the short answer? We all die
Lol, lol, I'm not not bot, I just feel weird today...
Feels like I would pass my geography exam
LMAOO
Beautiful channel. Love your videos guys. ❤️
0:01 2045 be like
Philippians 4:6 ✝️Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything.✝️
Watching What if after quite a while, still fun 🙌
People: there's more water than land on Earth
Me: nuh uh there's more land *UNDER* the water
I haven't seen the video but i m sure it'll be amazing.
Suggestion for next video : WHAT IF saturn was replaced with J1407B ?
What is J1407B?
@@FREECOOKIESYT basically it’s an exoplanet with way more rings than saturn
I'm pretty sure the massive rings would disrupt other planets. The rings could be swallowed by jupiter and may extend as far as uranus. They would also be a big magnet for asteroids
Danmmm i love this new update
Tehnically talking, Earth is 100% land because there's land underwater
You thought you did something huh? Stfu
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🔥🔥🔥 These fires came while listening 🎧
I don't believe there are some people believe that the earth is flat!
Nice video.
What if we knew we were all alone in space?
If this happened the beaches would have to be by appointment. They'd be too over crowded
What if Earth had large island archipelago's instead of large inter connected continents.
That would be awesome. Every family would have an island
@@liberatedentrepreneur149
Large island chains and groups with the largest islands being like Indonesia, Japan, U.K., Madagascar, New Zealand, Caribean, and with the absolute largest islands being like sub continents like Greenland and India if it were separate from the rest of Asia.
I wonder what that would mean for global ocean currents.
@@skillethead6968
Depending on how far apart the islands are, and if there's large swaths of water between archipelagos, like our current oceans, could and would most likely have vastly different ocean currents. That's my guess.
@@liberatedentrepreneur149
With ocean currents, I've wondered how it might be for Earth if for example the continent of Africa was disconnected from the Middle East and positioned way further south thus enlarging the Mediterranean and red Sea.
Bring it down where the -45 line of latitude would go across South Africa instead of -30 latitude thus having it be roughly where Maine, southern France and northern italy would be in the northern hemisphere.
Also disconnect Columbia and Panama from each other and move South America where Brazil's eastern most shore Bulge would touch the -30 line of longitude, thus having a wide gap connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans down in the tropics.
random thing: at 3:59 What If took the clip from “OUR PLANET” in nextflix and the episode name is waking giants
Hardly an episode goes by without slipping in the old global warming. Give it up, the Oceans are not rising, the scare is over !
"What If" you got it all wrong with this one!
50/50 oceans and land would be much better.
Thank you Lord for the perfect world😊
@Curiosity yes it is
thanks to Allah
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best youtube channel i have ever seen.
How would the world be IF we all followed Jesus?
The world would be more corrupt
@@TofuTonite how so? If you don't mind me asking.
It would not be highly unintelligent person manipulated by the Jews to be in the money and greed system without happiness@@TofuTonite?
The world would be almost perfect thanks to the global unificación of man and the guidance of the lord
@Ancel316 I suppose other religions? I'm not a follower of Jesus but this comment also confused me just as equally as you.
Water is needed for life on planet earth, but not necessarily for life, there might well be organisms in the universe that evolved without water.
Title : What if Earth was half land and half water
0:01 What if Earth was half land and half water
0:38 important of Water 💧
1:20 Balancing the land and Water
2:32 What it would be look like
3:25 Consequences
The fact that he showed a clip of Unspeakable.
When Pangaea decides to come back
Definitely the home/office properties by the water would be hella expensive
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Keep it up!!!!!!!!!!!!
1: What If our sun was swapped with another star
2: What If aliens lived on our planet
3: What If dinos still existed today?
1. I think I've watched a video with our sun swapped with other stars. Not in What If i guess.
2. We'll be the aliens.
3. We won't be here today.
They already made video about these topics
@@cicakcicaku oh ok
@@bababartz oh ok
thanks for an other what if video i need to watch more of these speacialy natural desasters like tornado and earth quake
Love that you picked unspeakable's video
This channel realized me one thing: If any unbalanced thing happened in our planet even a little bit as millisecond, all the world would be a mess.
The narrator says having a 50/50 Earth would not be all fun and games, and that is real.
How did Humans go from walking from across the world to barely wanting to drive a car 100 miles so fast 🤣
might make a movie based off of this, or movie series/show that covers a lot of these hypotheticals in a movie-like way
Him : The oceans went down by 3km and there would be new land to explore
*Me thinking of the poor marine plants and creatures*
Dang! Cameraman was attacked! 3:06
You got me even more questions now (:
So I hope you can answer them to
If Earth were half land and half water, it would likely have a significant impact on the planet's climate and ecosystems. The distribution of water and land affects weather patterns and ocean currents, which play a major role in regulating temperature and precipitation. Additionally, the proportion of land and water also determines the types of plants and animals that can survive in different regions. Without land to support terrestrial life, the diversity of species would likely be greatly reduced. Additionally, it would be difficult for human civilization to sustain itself if the majority of the planet's surface was covered in water.
The first humans on the americas most likely came from boats. There are sites that predate the land bridge so how would they get there without a bridge
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
I don't understand one thing, which is consistent with your videos. Like in this Video, the Question should what if Earth was always like that, and not what happens if it becomes like this now
I am not expecting this is going to be:
WHAT IF WE DRAIN SOME OF OUR WATERS TO MAKE EARTH 50% LAND AND 50% COVERED IN WATER.
Less water means less greenhouse and more land means a higher albedo, so actually Earth would probably freeze
I can imagine a planet similar to planet:Earth, that has 50% land to it, and has 50% water to it.
Before I start this. I’m guessing there would definitely be a huge dessert in the center
Over 90% of world trade is done by water transportation just imagine the supply chain issues
Alternate timeline where after end of time, where countries never split.
It attach.
Science and history.
You guys have missed 50 % plastic waste 😅
Storms would be much stronger along the shorelines, meanwhile the center of the landmass would be drier than the Sahara desert
You're going on if the landmass remain the same and you can have a planet that's 50/50 Land and water by deepening the depth of the oceans to hold the same volume of water we currently have.
That's a lot of land
Well with pangea a lot of the interior was desert so you'd probably have to deal with that if you wanted to travel the continent.
So basically earth was like hold my water, let me cook the perfect ecosystem ❤❤
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I mean, I guess water isn’t completely an “absolute must have” because many scientists believe that a different kind of life with a completely different chemistry could exist on Titan. It is thought that perhaps they don’t need liquid water to survive.