Every aspect of earth science is fascinating, that’s why I became a geologist. I was hooked from the first introductory course I took to meet a science requirement! It’s a wonderfully fulfilling career, I hope college students consider it!

@skys6655

Жыл бұрын

I do find it interesting, just not years of textbooks and papers interesting

Used in my geology courses at Northern Kentucky University. Thank you!! 2 min: geological imaging 8 min: 4.5 Ga - formation of Earth, magnetic field, layers of the Earth 17 min: 3 Ga - abiogenesis, cyanobacteria, banded iron formations 24 min: 2 Ga - rise of complex life, extinction events 31 min: coal and oil formation and exploration, gas trap model

@tannor754

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

@tannor754

4 жыл бұрын

respond if you're alive

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

@@tannor754 Look up Mud Fossil University by Roger Spurr. Very far-fetched stuff...until it's not. Keep an open, non-biased mind and do NOT avoid intellect...happy hunting!

@stevenhart8561

2 жыл бұрын

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@jared7964

2 жыл бұрын

@@rconn4501 Roger Spurr is a one man quack. He is the epitome of NOT keeping an "open, non-biased mind and while not avoiding intellect"

at 36:03 they state that Radar uses sound, that is sonar. Radar uses radio waves which are light waves but not in the visible spectrum. Radar = RAdio Detection And Ranging

@vaccinefraud5570

4 жыл бұрын

It's documentaries like this that probably made Arthur C. Clarke start writing science fiction... no... wait... 2001 was a documentary....

Some really good science in here. But there's also some speculation regarding the nature of early earth and the origin of life. I'd appreciate it if there were a clear line drawn between what we know and what we must speculate about.

@DragongodZenos

2 жыл бұрын

the information presented in this is, to my knowledge, the scientific consensus. If you're in disagreement with the present information, what is your theory on how life began? (please do not quote a theological reason, fairy tales have no place in a documentary unless it is specifically about that fairy-tale). My issue with this documentary is the subtle propaganda in favour of the oil and gas industry.

@paulmatherly8934

2 жыл бұрын

There is light at the end of the tunnel. Careful what you see, may be a train. Behold I give you Mudfossil University(Roger Spurr) is the name. You will never look at a rock the same! You keep drinking the koolaide, well, you may keep drinking it. But this guy will take out all the sugar, if you take a look. Besides, they say sugar will kill ya. It really does not take long for minerals to transition, hell we are talking a few years, not millions. If something is repeated long enough it becomes truth. Even if it makes no sense. I personally become very uneasy if shit don't fit. It's a gift called discernment. We all have, just some, more than others, you should ask for more, it will be given! Good hunting.

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmatherly8934 I literally just posted about Roger and MFU on here lol. Nice to see he's gaining traction! 💪🏾😎🤙🏾

@paulmatherly8934

2 жыл бұрын

@@rconn4501 yes sir, isn't just the mind blowing revelation we been looking for since??? What I find out standing, is that giants were such common knowledge, there wasn't a big need to elaborate. Only sick individuals who learned dark technology would carve up flesh to barricade walls, build pyramids,ect. ect. ect. All of which is prophesied announcing His glory, glory!

@JG-mp5nb

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmatherly8934 Sure.

From the moment "coal and natural gas" is uttered, a chill suddenly falls over the whole "documentary".... And how chillingly appropriate..... Forshadowing in it's warped apologetics, that one more extinction event yet to come. Edit: We Won't Get Fooled Again, kept playing in my head the last 15 minutes or so...

@priscillaross-fox9407

2 жыл бұрын

It's happening at a fast rate. The central banks of the world were too greedy, their wealth came from the working people and a high price will be paid. We are losing our beautiful Earth. There is much information out there yet. I suggest people stop watching the msm news, as like everything else is, they are also owned by the central banks & their friends, Big Businesses. People think all that is going on is for our own good, it isn't.

@johnt3556

Жыл бұрын

Looks like millions of years to form oil has finally failed as proven by science. So search for oil which takes less than 2 months to form under cold pressure changes perspective?

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

Superior analytics, hat’s off to you!

Amazing presentation of uniqueness of Earth in this Solar System and Universe. It's formation and beginning of life in early Earth environment reflected by the present glimpses of rocks formations. Thanks for sharing.

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

Look up Mud Fossil University by Roger Spurr. Very far-fetched stuff...until it's not. Keep an open, non-biased mind and do NOT avoid intellect...happy hunting!

@domb1249

2 жыл бұрын

Earth is certainly not unique in the universe but as far as we know yes it’s a wonder

Fascinating subject ..Thanks !

yes Geology rocks and so does Science.... love them both

I'm wishing Brian Forester was my history teacher while growing up, I would of like to have learned lots of this stuff while younger, but hey...never to late to learn

@Benefactorism

4 жыл бұрын

no credentials nothing .. learn what exactly

doing this for school, i wish my teacher sent videos with transcripts

I love these shows!!

Normally I hate animations, because they tend to be cheesy and poorly done. The animations for this video, however, were IMO beautifully done.

Lots stuff I never knew details of , pretty cool but it won't never help me but I like knowing I guess

DON'T forget to add the electrical scarring, and petrified wood of the grand canyon. As well as the electrical scarring of the sphynx.

@hikerJohn

2 жыл бұрын

What petrified wood of the grand canyon?

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

Wal Thornhill and Thunderbolts Project Electric Universe theory

The ultimate metal detector!!!!!Excellent re-purposing(Turning swords into plow-shears)-----BRAVO!

@perniciouspete4986

Жыл бұрын

plowshares

I’d very much appreciate to see a LIDAR mapping of the Moon.

@jps101574

4 жыл бұрын

I think you would actually have to go to the moon to do that.

36:02 - radar does not use sound, that would be sonar. Radar uses radio waves.

@vaccinefraud5570

4 жыл бұрын

American (there's your first clue) GeoSCIENCES (there's your second clue) Institute (aren't insane assylums called institutes?) can't even fact check their own scripts? Oh, well, 90% of this was cartoons pushing a fantasy storyline so forgive them Bruner, for they know not what they do.... literally....

@fredriikforkbeard7455

3 жыл бұрын

As long as everybody’s nitpicking, radar uses pulse-modulated EM waves. Radio implies the modulation of the carrier wave to convey speech music or data. Lidar is Light Detection and Ranging, which uses a very high frequency radar, the visible band of EM spectrum (approx 4-8 x 10 E 14 Hz.)

It would be nice to have two versions of these shows, one with no music and sound affects and the movie noise version so children can stay entertained

Love geology, it affects us all and piecing together evidence of past events and climates is hugely fascinating 🙂

@RahmouniAmar-yw9vs

8 ай бұрын

Afwknbtdhgfae😅

That rock on cover pic, seen similar patterns in sand, about 40' below Baltimore. Downtown, well under it. Was a clean out boy, for a caisson company.

@fredriikforkbeard7455

3 жыл бұрын

Could get top dollar for it, cut up into floor tiles!! 👍😲

Thank you for posting this video. It was interesting to see the most advanced methods of geological research being applied to the search for gas and oil.

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

Look up Mud Fossil University by Roger Spurr. Very far-fetched stuff...until it's not. Keep an open, non-biased mind and do NOT avoid intellect...happy hunting!

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

Shifting of the magnetic poles more desperately needed

@oirampeceda2409

Жыл бұрын

@@rconn4501 why are you suggesting people to look up a fraudster? His assertions have already been disproven to him, and he knows it. He's only popular because people have the cart before the horse, as in, imagination before facts. Who doesn't want to believe in people giants roaming the Earth who died out and were preserved in fossilized form. Pareidolia at its finest doesn't make it true.

Nagyon szép, lebilincselő témájú ez a film! Reklámblokkok nélkül meg nagyon élvezetes is nézni!

@intrex7741

2 жыл бұрын

Igen, természetessen ezt az ellemzőt már vissza fele is lehet forgatni az időben. Valószínü hogy a képzelet idő tartalma egyesülhet a párhúzamos időbeosztással?

Life and Nature are so Wonderful. *AND WE ARE JUST TOO STUPID TO ENDURE THE BEAUTY OF IT ALL.*

@Uluwehi_Knecht

2 жыл бұрын

We're not too stupid, unfortunately a minority of us are too greedy to allow for the distribution of resources and power (which includes education, and decisions on how we treat the earth).

If only this kind of effort and these kind of technologies were applied to renewables we would have had them years ago.

@jamescharles2376

6 жыл бұрын

The plane Nasa are using is a 40 year old military plane. Rip nasa

@elonhufnagel2809

6 жыл бұрын

Karen Jones Would you marry me?

@GaryG63

Жыл бұрын

That’s not what they want… profit rules

He said lidar is like radar but it uses light instead of sound but radar doesnt use sound either. It uses radio waves. Sonar uses sound.

@13minutestomidnight

4 жыл бұрын

@Raileigh Greene ...Not so much relevant here. If it's a scientific documentary on a subject you don't know much about, you might make the assumption that it's accurate (or at least accurate to a reasonably high confidence level if the documentary represents reputable sources and/or conveys logical ideas) until you come across new information that challenges that assumption, whereupon you re-evaluate all available information and their sources. This is pretty much how humans process reality. We make assumptions and evaluations based on available information and then we re-assess when new information is available. What you're basically saying is that if you knew nothing about colours and someone showed you the color yellow and told you "this color is called blue" before saying "nah, I was lying", that somehow your initial acceptance of the first statement (before hearing the second) constitutes some meaningful form of belief. Re-evaluation/processing of available information while accepting available information as reality (or at least depending on your perception of the reliability of the information), does not constitute belief. Nor does it have any other relevance than to your own intrinsic sense of reality (and your skills at critical analysis). At most, processing new information might change your underlying belief in the nature of reality. And of course, you do have to take into account the speaker's interpretation of the information they're trying to convey, but when it comes to belief in ideas and ideology like you seem to be talking about, you should probably find an American news program to post your comment on.

@bryandepaepe5984

4 жыл бұрын

The only difference between sonar waves, radio waves and light waves is the frequency they are all energy waves across the same frequency spectrum including microwave and x-ray frequencies.

@arodrigues2843

4 жыл бұрын

astrolover 65: Correct, I was about to make the same comment. Radar do uses RADIO waves, and the SONAR, sound waves. Thanks also for your opportune comment.!!! But all are energy waves.

@arodrigues2843

4 жыл бұрын

@@13minutestomidnight Great comment.!! Totally agree with you, Sir.!!!

@arodrigues2843

4 жыл бұрын

@@bryandepaepe5984 I think you mean ... "across DIFFERENT frequencies aspect"... Right.??

Wow! The earth just kinda came together.

Earth 🌎 isn't as old as they think it is.

@WokeandProud

Жыл бұрын

It's 4.54 billion years old.

As a retired Geologist, and former electronics tech before that, this is a fascinating video. BTW, Nevada is pronounced just like you spell it. NevADa, not Nev-ODD-a.

@andybreglia9431

3 жыл бұрын

I see the same thing in the pronunciatio of Mojave in American G. I. It is MO and JAVE. All armed services have a presence there. Marines have 29 Palms. Navy have Naval Weapons Test Center. Air Force has Edward's Air Force Base. I served for almost year in the Army at Fort Irwin. I learned it was sacred ground because it was where General Patton trained the Third Armored before going after Rommel in North Africa.

@Lora_M_NY

3 жыл бұрын

Well, Cowboy Geologist here I sit literally trying to figure out how I say Nevada. From Long Island NY with some of my extreme accent lost living upstate, I still say Nev-AHHHH-da. I think it’s the similar if not same as Nev-ODD-a. Lol. I must be very bored & this documentary pushed me over the edge. Lol

@cowboygeologist7772

3 жыл бұрын

@@Lora_M_NY lol. Just put "Ad" or "Add" in the middle. When I lived it Turkey (the country), it drove everybody crazy the British would say Tuckey, like we say the end of Kentucky. LoL

@Lora_M_NY

3 жыл бұрын

@@cowboygeologist7772 Lol I LOVE accents! I’m a little sad I’ve lost my LawwwwnG GiLanD, NY accent..... probably for the best 😄

@BurntToast95

3 жыл бұрын

Im going to school for Geology! Do you have any tips? Such as where to begin in finding work out of college in that field? Im in Texas btw!

I really wish science docs were more "this is our best estimate and here's the evidence it's based" on rather than "this is the truth"

@bobpeckham

8 жыл бұрын

+bobpeckham oh yeah and radar uses sound ??????? lol

@skoko1945

8 жыл бұрын

+bobpeckham The red light is really green, so go.

@manthasagittarius1

7 жыл бұрын

bobpeckham -- That is the true language of science. "Truth" is a philosophical construct, not a scientific concept.

@kevinbyrne4538

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, after years of watching science documentaries, one line that I've heard time and again is: "John Smith had a revolutionary idea. Initially his fellow scientists refused to believe it. It contradicted established ideas." But then John Smith's ideas were proven true, and some of the ideas that were believed to be "true", were found to be false. Almost every "revolutionary" discovery involves the refutation of ideas that were scientifically "true". Happens all the time. So I agree with you: They should say, "Here's the evidence for what we think is true." That would be more honest.

@scottt3269

6 жыл бұрын

Those "crazy ideas" aren't unsupported. If the people proposing them did not believe them to be true, then they wouldn't be proposing them. This is why we have the scientific method; so ideas can be confirmed through rigorous testing. Even still, a new scientific model will be heavily ridiculed until it is independently verified. When the scientific community claims something to be true, they didn't just pull it out thin air, it's been supported by rigorous and documented experimentation that builds on thousands of years of proven methods. By your logic, the new ideas that fly in the face of the status quo are no more true than the ones they replace, and therefore, we can never really know anything to be true. Not to get to philosophical, but I challenge you prove that your name is Kevin Byrne. I guarantee that you will not be able to convince me beyond saying "here's the evidence supporting that I think my name is Kevin Byrne." Just like a scientific consensus, it does not matter how many people think that's your name, or that your birth certificate says that's your name. none of that proves anything, it is simply the best evidence available to support your claim that your name is Kevin Byrne (or whatever your real name is).

The world needs more of this!

Great program

Fantastic, well done.

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

Look up Mud Fossil University by Roger Spurr. Very far-fetched stuff...until it's not. Keep an open, non-biased mind and do NOT avoid intellect...happy hunting!

at 36:00, the narrator compares LIDAR to RADAR, but incorrectly attributes sound to RADAR instead of radio waves. Colossal mistake.

This is taken from The Science Channel. The credits say the series is copyright 2007 (long enough ago that some of the data and theories have changed since) and is based on the book "Origins: The Evolution of the Continents, Oceans, and Life" by Ron Redfern. I would say they gave the job of writing the script to an author only casually knowledgable about the material, who got some facts and terminology scrambled, while getting the general idea OK. It is a little too slow paced, while being sparse on explanation, for some one who has heard the basics before. OTOH it has geological things in it that you don't ordinarily see brought out, if at all.

@WhirledPublishing

6 жыл бұрын

Kenneth, the geological timeline of billions of years is intentional disinfo - the fake biblical timeline of 6,000 years is also intentional disinfo - the historical timeline of thousands of years is more intentional disinfo - the timeline for CO2 in ice cores is more lies, the timeline from carbon dating, the timeline from tree rings, the timeline from Egyptology, etc. The true origins of our Earth, the true timeline for our Earth and the true timeline for our human history are all much shorter than we've been told. Throw their lies into the rubbish where they belong so you can see the true timeline which they do NOT want the public to know.

@MrKmanthie

6 жыл бұрын

please, smart guy, enlighten us, won't you. (can you? -lol)

@dawnpalmby5100

4 жыл бұрын

@@WhirledPublishing u keep commenting they're wrong (I realise 3 years ago and a ton of new info is available), so what theory of the earth formation do u see as possible?

@WhirledPublishing

3 жыл бұрын

@Neil Rusling It doesn't matter that all the cataclysms and all the geological formations are shockingly recent? It doesn't matter when and how the Himalayas, Andes, Rockies, Aleutians, Alps and TransAntarctic Mountains were formed? It doesn't matter that dozens of supervolcanoes erupted in North America as thousands of smaller volcanoes erupted across five continents all on the same night and that all this was shockingly recent? It doesn't matter when or why all this happened? It doesn't matter when or why the Siberian and Deccan Traps were formed? It doesn't matter when and how the Grand Canyon was formed? It doesn't matter when or how our oceans were formed? It doesn't matter when or how the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea or the Ross Sea were formed? Since all of this is documented in historic records - by our ancestors - while the public is told "millions and billions of years ago", you think none of this is relevant to your daily life? You think ignorance of our Earth will surely not impact you as thousands of people are killed by landslides, sinkholes, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tornadoes, lightning and numerous other "natural" disasters every day?

@dtjiangutube

2 жыл бұрын

@@WhirledPublishing Thank you, sir, for pointing it out! Your information is treasure and your insight is great. I also hate the millions and billions years of fairy tale disguised in science.

This was great ...Thx

An amazing presentation. Thank you.

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

Look up Mud Fossil University by Roger Spurr. Very far-fetched stuff...until it's not. Keep an open, non-biased mind and do NOT avoid intellect...happy hunting!

@Mossyz.

2 жыл бұрын

@@rconn4501 Nice one :)

@rconn4501

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mossyz. why ty...

@Mossyz.

2 жыл бұрын

@@rconn4501 im going to look it up on youtube .:)

Awesome! Now, how about some captions for us hard of hearing and deaf folks?

@donnieboughton1730

3 жыл бұрын

That costs money, I'm sure if you paid for it, they'd gladly do it.

@jubi400

3 жыл бұрын

@@donnieboughton1730 Seriously? I didn't know they have to pay for that. Thanks for letting me know.

this is a really good sci-fi flick

@WhirledPublishing

6 жыл бұрын

It's like a B- movie that no one with intelligence is willing to suffer through

@vaccinefraud5570

4 жыл бұрын

@@WhirledPublishing I speed-scrolled to the Jackson Pollack patio stones.

good video, animation and speculation, the story keeps getting better, Instead of early rains the one about earth colliding with another planet was good 2, or a beginning of a global ice age where any water or condensation reached earths atmosphere it froze , it would take a less dense atmosphere with clashing temperatures to start a global ice age with thermal heat within the planet melting the ice , earth could be trillions of years older than our sun

OK now let's shift to renewables.

Nature's Amazing Rocks, Yosemite stone store incredible rock earth history.

Funny thing to be so confident about the contents of Earth's core

@rblibit

4 жыл бұрын

They used to "in theory" and "we think this because" - now they are so confident they leave those important statements out. Kind of sad, really.

@jamesmueller8701

4 жыл бұрын

united ... maybe the lava gives them a clue.. you know,,, that stuff that comes out of the inside ???... OR maybe the rocks that come from old mountains..Or sound echos ??? i guess when you Study" something ??? Some people do learn something from their studies... AND some people think some god made everything,,, and there isn't any science

@unitedspacepirates9075

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesmueller8701 they stated Earth has an iron core, why? Because "that stuff that flows out of the inside" is made of iron? No... because they can receive echoes from the earth's core? Lol, as if some crazy math equation could determine uranium from iron by the sound of an echo through thousands of miles of rock..

@unitedspacepirates9075

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesmueller8701 scientific method requires that the findings be verified... By stating something like the composition of the core, which can't be verified scientifically, they may as well claim God made it...lol

@kurtbjorn3841

4 жыл бұрын

@@unitedspacepirates9075 - Maybe because its that magic magnetic field that keeps us all alive only happens with an iron core?

is this the old U-2? sorry, when I saw it take off, I knew it went with the U2. Later, I was very disappointed that the bit about the U-2 did not carry on...what happened?

AMAZING PLANET.we really dont have a clue how lucky we are to have a perfect planet like earth.its alive and it's getting pissed at us..we really need to start looking after it better..

I really like this sort of documentary but 2.30 minutes of introduction is too much.

Excellent

Archaeologist would greatly appreciate its capabilities.

On a universal scale. Earth is really nothing more then a dust bunny 🐰

@GWMRed

4 жыл бұрын

Jesse G THAN

@nebtheweb8885

4 жыл бұрын

Jesse G that is why they call it "Earth".

@mackdaddy1891

3 жыл бұрын

That's ridiculous It's the most completed.. y bother....a dust bunny get a grip.

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

And we’re less than fleas

The background music and sound effects are too loud and distracting for me otherwise I'd have watched this.

Error. RADAR does not use sound.RAdio Detection And Ranging. It uses radio signals. SONAR uses sound. SOund Navigation And Ranging used by marine mammals for navigation and prey location, destroyers in locating submarines, and submarines for depth below the keel and other functions.

This geology documentary is great. Some commentators complain about inacurricies in it. Remember that it is several years old. Science is going forward every day. And it is not possible to update the documentary to the latest science.

@SoulfulTruth

4 жыл бұрын

Mainstream geologist have been going backward - though layers and layers of their own lies - for centuries.

10:37 All the planets in our solar system except for Mars and Venus have magnetic fields. While mercury's is too weak to protect it from the sun, all of the gas giants have significantly stronger magnetic fields than the earth.

@xjunkxyrdxdog89

4 жыл бұрын

@South Florida Horticulture www.google.com/amp/s/www.sciencefocus.com/space/do-all-planets-have-magnetic-fields/amp/

@xjunkxyrdxdog89

4 жыл бұрын

@South Florida Horticulture I'm at work and dont have time to find the actual probe data associated with each planet. This is a widely publish topic and you should have no problem confirming this with minimal effort.

@paulmatherly8934

2 жыл бұрын

Mudfossil University

We now have SD cards that can hold more data than those drives at 7:45.

@ukgforze

4 жыл бұрын

yeh but we still dont have a better OS than XP running on that sweet XPS lappy :D

Brilliant!

The Earth's age can be approximated from the rate that the Moon Moves away from the Earth. The ratio is about 1 part in 9.0888 E 9. Divide by 2 to get 4.5444 E 9 = 4544.4 Million Years.

@WokeandProud

Жыл бұрын

Eh no it was estimated by radiometic dating techniques.

Oil, Go figure. Part Sponsored By The Petroleum Industry. But the first part Was Good! Thanks.

@WhirledPublishing

6 жыл бұрын

The origin of Earth and the history of Earth that they presented is all lies - straight from the minds of the insane.

@kennethhoopaugh8375

4 жыл бұрын

@@WhirledPublishing I was always happier insane anyway. It's the false sense of clarity and knowledge that other views blindly push that is true insanity.

it turned into a commercial for the oil lobby

@zaimahbegum-diamond1660

8 жыл бұрын

agreed.

@lukepocock

7 жыл бұрын

true

@kpgngr

7 жыл бұрын

Moron.

@WhirledPublishing

6 жыл бұрын

The American Geosciences Institute doesn't realize they're a mouthpiece that's luring the public to believe in lies and lunacy. The geological timeline of billions of years is intentional disinfo - the fake biblical timeline of 6,000 years is also intentional disinfo. The parasitic billionaires that control our world get their science reports from the most brilliant minds in the world while the public gets their science reports from the unintelligent C average fake science gods that graduated from low level institutions - which is roughly equivalent of accepting to accepting science reports from the smart kid in sixth grade. Psychologists have uploaded the IQ's of geologists and dozens of other fake experts so those that enjoy getting their history of the Earth from a fake science god with an IQ of 85 - or one with an IQ of 115 - won't have an issue with their preposterous nonsense - but the rest of us feel like we're listening to a fantasy novel written by an 11 year old.

@gagarinone

6 жыл бұрын

Planet Earth doesn't care about our IQ's. If we, the humanity, can't adapt, to the changes. some other more "clever" species will be topdogs after us.

That's odd the avarice system sounds like a episode of beyond 2000 that only aired once,it had a plane with at the time a million dollars of electronics packed into it, that could do a similar scan,and tell us all the minerals present , I cannot remember how deep it went , but it was very impressive , I wonder which organization or government vanished this groundbreaking technology from the late 70s early 80's

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

Banished?..

Could subtitles please be added to this video?

When coal is made where does the oxygen and nitrogen that make up the plant tissue go? Cellulose is about 1/3rd oxygen yet coal has no oxygen.

@Paramecium914

6 жыл бұрын

Simple answer: Elsewhere Slightly longer answer: By some process either biotic or abiotic (or a mixture of both) most of the non-carbon components of the coal precursor material get removed as chemical changes occur, and physical forces are applied. The actual chemistry involved is similar to how charcoal is produced. Wood is heated in an anoxic environment, preventing the carbon from burning away, but still removing many of the non-carbon elements. For a more precise answer: I would look at the literature. I'm sure volumes have been published on the chemistry of coal formation.

@kennethhoopaugh8375

4 жыл бұрын

@@Paramecium914 goddamnit preach on, brotha. Biscuits ain't for jam.

21:38 that stone would be a stunning dining table If cut and polished

@davidwatson8118

5 жыл бұрын

You would need a strong floor to support it and a strong back to move it.😁 I have some slices, it is beautiful when polished.

@ajaxashford4815

4 жыл бұрын

Fossilized tree

@kevinclayton1656

4 жыл бұрын

I have a polished stone like that..its really beautiful and expensive lol

Good one

Nice information

How many fish are killed when these air blasts or explosions go off, in order to find oil deposits?

@chriss790

8 жыл бұрын

Moon Hitsearth Much less than the amounts of fish killed by one volcanic eruption with VEI larger than 4.

@lowpricedpaint

8 жыл бұрын

chriss790 I'm well aware of the eruptions, and I'm sure you are right about the fish. You're talking about the under sea volcanic eruptions, right?

@chriss790

8 жыл бұрын

Moon Hitsearth Not just that dude. Volcanic ash? Acidification of waters with volcanic gases escaping through fissures during eruption? Even watching Dante's Peak with Pierce Brosnan can give you an idea of that. Don't need a geology degree for it, although it helps (like in my case).

@lowpricedpaint

8 жыл бұрын

chriss790 No I hear you. I've just recently come to realize the sizes of the underwater monsters. Like this so called Pacific blob that is warming the Gulf of Alaska. You can actually see the size of this hole in our weather satellite images. I've seen it many times. I imagine the gases coming out of that beast are killing some fish, like the salmon. I watched a video the other day, of some drone footage of an underwater eruption around Taiwan. I know there is a huge monster under the Bay of Bengal. The weather is very revealing.

@chriss790

8 жыл бұрын

Moon Hitsearth Yup. Virtually anywhere along the ring of fire things like that are possible. So I wouldn't hate on oil exploration too much. Especially since academia have become far more environmentally conscious than 10-50 years ago and things are getting far more difficult for the explorers. I know I'd much prefer to have a reliable supply of power at my house in the UK rather than rely on a dodgy solar panel in a country that gets 30% less sunshine than those who can use it proficiently.

Ditto to the previous comment, keep them coming

Hope the attention stays focused on our planet Earth! Such amazing technology certainly holds great promise for all life here, used appropriately! Perhaps focusing upon the shifting of the magnetic poles! Much like Darwinism

The earth is so complex. It’s like we were chosen out of the vastness of space.

@amacuro

3 жыл бұрын

When you consider that our galaxy alone has hundreds of billions (by our estimation) of Earth-like planets, it was a matter of time before one of them finally had all the right conditions going for life. We are extremely lucky to witness it, and might not the be the only ones. Specially if you consider the other hundreds of billions of galaxies across the universe.

HYPE, HYPE, HYPE give me a brake and tell your bloody story.

@philipwebb960

4 жыл бұрын

break

23:52 "Much of the iron we use today was formed more than 2 billion years ago" ! 1ol that's nonsense. ALL of the iron that we use today was formed more than 4 billion years ago! Learn the difference between iron and iron oxide.

@QNFee

4 жыл бұрын

did you see it happen ?

@JohnSSSSS

2 ай бұрын

Did you see your own birth? Guess you can't prove you were born then.

@radzewicz

2 ай бұрын

@@JohnSSSSS Posting an ignorant response will only gain you disrespect.

@JohnSSSSS

2 ай бұрын

@@radzewicz I'm replying to QNFee, not you.

woke up at 03:47 and now I'm here

Espectacular

I would like to be able to like and reply to previous comments made regarding this video, but sadly, the new google+ garbage has omitted that possibility.

around 2/3's through the video, I wondered why oil isn't a bad word right after describing the effects of the industrial revolution... then this kind of became a PR piece for oil companies? this isn't the first time I questioned who sponsors these.

@sallymay3643

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@sarahwithanhyouheathen3210

2 жыл бұрын

Came here to say this exact thing. They ought to be working on ways to improve renewable energy. The oil and coal won't last forever no matter how much they want it to.

@michaelpotocnik1575

Жыл бұрын

Haters of humankind stand the fruitless cause of the dismantling of the oil industry, which is the main source of energy upon the planet. Removing the power of a nation while the other never would comply is tantamount to disarming a nation from protection against enemy nations and opportunist allies. This infiltration of these plans from other nations and more than -75 years of Marxist indoctrination to brainwash people to believe our energy, financial and power are our enemies is pure espionage, treason and an act of war against the people of the United States of America.

@alpaykasal2902

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelpotocnik1575 Oil and coal has had their day - not just for the USA, but for humankind. This is not about nations, it's about keeping the planet habitable and keeping us healthy and safe. I'd like to hear your power struggle convo after resource wars and climate refugees are problems for every country. Clean energy's got to be scaled up so we can finally let go of dirty fuels - as a species.

@noeraldinkabam

Жыл бұрын

You’re so naive. Geology has the funds it has because of the search for natural resources. It’s not nice but it’s the way it is. Oil companies are still in business because of all of us.

That's Walt Simonson's brother! I wonder if Bruce found any Norse artifacts in those caves. ;)

Just how do they trace a magnetic field line through the inside of the earth?

wait so life made the ozone? wtf? yeah

@maryjeanjones7569

4 жыл бұрын

Coldwelth Simms- The ozone was needed for life to exist and survive. So yes life made the ozone. Since planet earth is roughly 13 Billion years old, this did not happen quickly but then neither did life on planet earth. Don't forget life does not mean human life, it simply means life. First life happened around 4.5 Billion years ago in the form of Hydrothermal. Due to this, oceans stared to form along with plant life from microorganisms. The rest is history. The oceans clean 70% of our air and the forests and plant life clean the other 30%.

A little bit heavy on the CG animations and fancy editing.

@paintedwings74

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but when I was a teacher of 12 - 14 year-old kids, I'd have loved to have this video. Would have cut out the petroleum industry advertizement that is the last third of the video, but the visuals really do help kids who are struggling to imagine how tectonics works.

@Arcticfox7

3 жыл бұрын

Funded by Big Oil.

The dinosaurs were meowing @ 29:00

Was some of this tech invented on Avatar film

Ha ha, the "molten core." That kills me. Thanks for the laugh.

@CONCERTMANchicago

4 жыл бұрын

Jock, you mean God did not make the Earth in 7 days? And there is no Santa Claus? Regarding Earths center. I think the closest answer to being correct but still wrong, would be whatever Mercury is made out of. According to the theory that mercury had once been much larger but after an impact only its planetary core still remains. It was exciting to discover how the planetoid Pluto is still geologically active. And even though Pluto had been demoted, our solar system is better defined by it's great number of planetoids compared to handful of planets. And when one thinks of Star trek life in the future. It will unfold all within the border of our Oort cloud as humans colonize a dizzying number of kuiper belt planetoids. Once space X comes up with gravity plates human body needs to survive off-planet.🙃

@leonstrand329

4 жыл бұрын

@@CONCERTMANchicago I may be mistaken but I believe evidence shows that the inner core is solid because of the pressure

@CONCERTMANchicago

4 жыл бұрын

@@leonstrand329, earthquake waves propagating through the core also back up your theory debating solid vs. Molten.

@vaccinefraud5570

4 жыл бұрын

See... I was disappointed. The whole premise of this was about a spy plane scoping out who has what minerals. Remote sensing satellites (yeah, I know - I'm laughing too) are supposed to be able to image deep within the earth with just a few watts of power. But the HAARP with a jigawatt of pulsed energy supposedly could see to the chewy caramel center, so either they can't image and don't know, or have known for years and are just pissing down our legs with Disney cartoons.

@Noises

4 жыл бұрын

You come from a country that sent men to walk on the moon 50 years ago. And now America's schools produce people like you. Thanks for the laughs!

Would have been a great doco...if this were about how they discover oil and gas.

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

Why would our continued raping of the planet (which was discussed) make you believe this doc wasn’t already great

Love man made science, proven facts no myth

It's facsinating to hnow how things come into being. I wonder what it's like when we can understand our world the way we look at our palm and what human kind would do with it, a right path to eternity?. Thanks for sharing with the public .

@sanskritic7434

2 жыл бұрын

So, you think sharing utter non-sensical theoretical buffoonery is of benefit to mankind?

@bobwoww8384

Жыл бұрын

It’s possible! Probability is another question

Funny how she said 10's of billions of years all while every scientific study says we are only 6 billion years old

" the great death " do you mean the great dying ?

@harshwilly

4 жыл бұрын

no it's like the Black Death but more enjoyable

@kennethhoopaugh8375

4 жыл бұрын

@@harshwilly 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😭

that boils down to we think maybe all supposition

It's obvious the core spins faster than the the next layer then that layer spins a bit slower and so on

proud to be a Geologist. "Accept Uniformatrianism, but allowed every Rock to tell it's story".Alhamdullillah

And its depleating due to pole flip happen now, plus grand solar minimum

@kurtbjorn3841

4 жыл бұрын

Pole flip? You mean magnetic flip? Has nothing to do with geology, or energy.

42:30 how does the salt from an evaporated sea form a mound? Wouldn't it just be a flat layer of salt because it would have been evenly distributed in the sea as the sea dried?

@dancingnature

2 жыл бұрын

Plate tectonics pushed the layers into wrinkles

@paulmatherly8934

2 жыл бұрын

Mudfossil University

@jared7964

2 жыл бұрын

salt domes are a well-studied but not well understood phenomenon. I think over the years water eventually works its way into the deposit and causes the salt to "squeeze" upward like "water bubbles" of salt.

Try it at Oak Island?

Like a long commercial for an oil company...

@davidwatson8118

5 жыл бұрын

Why do you have a problem with applied geoscience? I note you use plastic and metal, you probably drive, fly, heat and cool your home and use electric lights.

Wow, if you put just a few more cuts in, you could literally cause epileptic fits.

Knowledge is technology eyes to 👀 ; 👂 🙉 ears to hear. Amazing people learn made easy.

How many of these single cell animals have you been able to create in the laboratory using the simple elements?

Good program, but it made me think about all the time and money that could be used for research into renewable resources instead of non-renewable resources. Students who watch this should also study renewable resources videos

@lukepocock

7 жыл бұрын

agreed! couldnt help but notice the last 3rd being devoted to finding oil and natural gas. scientists all worked for exxonmobil etc. perhaps they funded the docs? still slightly concerning.

@charleebunch6637

5 жыл бұрын

Dell hewey no need to "study" renewable resources , for the technology has been available for a very long time now, just that they ( energy companies , financial interests, and those that benefit the most from keeping our brother man,under the status quo ) have not been able to effectively put a meter on it , because well as in the case for hydrogen , anybody can generate commercial quantities of it . As far as ur "study" comment goes, it sounds to me that somebody (I'll be nice and not mention ,imply,or otherwise suggest a name) is beholden to research grants , that might be at risk of being terminated ,for even hinting at going off the reservation ,and going against the "narrative". We don't need more time,manpower and wasted resources spent mudding up the waters, we need actual people actually doing and producing results for the benefit of mankind , no matter what the human cost , ie how many of them are killed or vanished , in the process , they can't kill us all unless you guys , the researcher class shift gears from researching to actual production , without drawing too much unwanted attention , (much easier to do preinternet days)

This is just a recruiting / promotion for gas, oil and coal company's scientist

Ever wonder what lifes template would be if it didnt have to restart? What would we (sentient life) look like if we evolved from an earlier set of rules and mutations? Probably still bipedal, but I think we would have some very large fundamental changes and possible even different chemical processes.

@paulmatherly8934

2 жыл бұрын

Quit drinking the kool aide! Mudfossil University, let your mind at ease, there is and are answers to your heartfelt questions. A simple reason its' uneasy is cuz it don't make sense. Discernment screams out loud. Peace comes with steady structure that fits together. Roger Spurr is his name. He does not have all the answers, but he has found a giant piece of th puzzle. Good hunting.

@jared7964

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulmatherly8934 you the kool-aide drinker! try taking any intro to earth science

Wait is that the same oil reserve that spilled? lmao

5 minutes introduction and I see more planes, technology and computers than rocks. I work in technology, I watch TV to relax and see something new. Americans cannot make great documentaries. Who wrote this script?

@lukepocock

7 жыл бұрын

agreed. BBC still the undisputed champion of docs.

@lukepocock

7 жыл бұрын

good points and thanks for the tip on vanished! BBC does have differing styles and approaches some quite annoying and a little too much presenter-up-front with little snippets of fact in between. same can be said for NOVA in its somewhat overly sensationalized stylistic approach to narration but HUGE props free content. I guess both sides are thinking of their audiences and I feel ya gotta pump the gas a little for US based viewers. With the UK approach I find I can digest and memorise due to their use of tangible metaphors, visual diagrams and detailed descriptions as to why each thing might occur. Guess who gives a fuck if we're learning! Gunna check that Vanished doc now.

@scottt3269

6 жыл бұрын

LOL, you're looking at a fucking computer (or TV), genius. How about instead of complaining about the quality of the internet-based geology documentary, you go look at some rocks?

@WhirledPublishing

6 жыл бұрын

Instead of expecting others to spoon-feed to you the truth about the history of our world - which you get from geologists with IQ's of 85 to 115 - how about you develop your intellect so you can do your own decades of research, which includes compiling thousands of independent sources from across the world, translating from over a dozen languages, going to back to the time before Ptolemy ... How about reading the captain's logs from the sailing ships going back hundreds of years and reading the diaries of the explorers, studying the illustrations and paintings of the landscapes across the world going back 600 years, studying the early photographs of the landscapes across the world going back nearly 200 years, studying the geological anomalies and cataclysms all across the world, monitoring glacial melt all across the world for nearly 20 years and tracking the ice shelves and glaciers back 600 years ... How about studying bathymetric charts going back several decades and studying hundreds of topographic maps from across the world, going back 600 years, how about studying dozens and dozens of maps of the tectonic plates, fault zones, rifts, mountain ranges, calderas and craters, valleys, rivers, islands, continents, oceans, seas, etc., while also monitoring landslides all across the world, sinkholes all across the world, colossal fissures opening up across the world and the rapid meltdown of the Arctic and Antarctic ice, while also monitoring sea temperatures all across the world and studying the history and the physics of the colossal tsunami waves that have decimated our world... How about studying the most violent cataclysms of all times which includes the Siberian Traps, the Deccan Traps, the Eltanin Tsunami waves, the Nuuanu landslide and tsunami waves - along with the 70 or so other landslides off the Polynesian Islands, while also studying the devastation of the volcanoes, their landslides, their pyroclastic flows, their ash fall, the sedimentary layers that piled up in minutes ... this includes the supervolcanoes of Yellowstone, Wah Wah Springs and the other supervolcanoes that the public knows next to nothing about ... after you do all that - along with studying Chemistry for decades and Physics for decades, and studying geological anomalies and cataclysms all across the world for decades, you'll begin to realize everything we've been taught is intentional disinfo propped up by the 1% that controls science research. Each and every eruption of the supervolcanoes are found in the historic documents - the exact date of the Eltanin Tsunami waves is in the historic documents, along with the exact date of the Nuuanu landslide, the exact date of the Yellowstone eruption, the exact date of the Wah Wah Springs eruption, when and how the ocean trenches were formed, when and how the archipelago islands were formed, the exact date the Grand Canyon was formed, etc. The public is lied to about all this - by unintelligent fake science gods that graduated from low level institutions with a C average ... meanwhile, billionaires get their science reports from the most brilliant minds in the world with IQ's of 160 to 200 ... If you think the discrepancy of 100 IQ points isn't intentional, keep in mind that while the 1% parade around in their $10,000 suits, the fact that children are starving to death is irrelevant to them, the fact that children are living in squalor and suffering from malnutrition is insignificant to them. If you think the 1% cares about truth and justice, if you think the public isn't intentionally spoon-fed - and forced to regurgitate - lies and lunacy, then you have an adolescent mind.

@tomdrowry

6 жыл бұрын

Horizon has gone down hill recently, it used to be good 20 30 years ago