I have no words for this video other than the fact that it's incredibly well made and it really makes you think about how much of a difference we really make on this planet! :D

@ApertureThinking

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support! 🙂

@asadfarraj

Жыл бұрын

@@ApertureThinking The captions in this video have gone crazy. Please fix it.

@kinjihakari930

Жыл бұрын

a lot of this feels stolen from kzread.info/dash/bejne/ia1rs5iwkd2qj6g.html even using the same visuals and everything

@ericrsa2348

7 ай бұрын

This is a summarisation from an EXISTING documentary from 3 or 4 years ago. !!!! You should indicated it int he video as all the images and videos are coming from this documentarry which was much longer (about 50 minutes) and very detailed !!! So, not impreseed by copy cat !!!!

@jgilligan1576

7 ай бұрын

Does this video state that diesel generators at nuclear power plants will explode cuz that is kinda skewed

It's always amazing hiw quickly mother nature takes over when I see someone leave their home and no one's there to maintain it.

@sayochikun3288

Жыл бұрын

Flaw in the logic. Human and nature is not different. Human is the part of nature. Nests/caves/buildings are all part of nature

@roystondaniel2849

Жыл бұрын

@@priapulida what

@roystondaniel2849

Жыл бұрын

@@sayochikun3288 yes everything is but also debatable since word nature and man made were created nature means anything that isn't influenced by us hmm all greedy selfish purpose we did more than just food or necessity hmm even destruction is part of nature but when said it mostly refers to things not influenced by us hmm.

@sayochikun3288

Жыл бұрын

@@roystondaniel2849 true but thats the problem. If your question only makes sense if you redefine the word nature (we do that alot), your question or an amswer to that doesn mean anything. Also, nice collection of videos you got in your channel

@ellanimation816

10 ай бұрын

It’s strangely calming seeing nature heal, after everyone is gone

So if you ever find yourself as the only human left on earth your goal is to make it to Las Vegas as quickly as you can, not only would there be electricity to keep things like refrigerators, phones, and various other necessities charged. But depending on the longevity of satellites and internet towers you might even be able to connect to the internet for around a year after everyone is gone

@uselesscommenters2707

Жыл бұрын

I would play every slot machine during that last 24 hours. !!! What a great day. I’ll map it out now and start practicing

@heintz256

Жыл бұрын

The servers might still need maintenance.

@dhiraj6727

Жыл бұрын

Nah bro, if i am the only human left, what's the point in surviving till death. I would feel so lonely. I would rather choose to die, i can get guns for free, less painful way to die.

@BrilliantYami

Жыл бұрын

@@dhiraj6727 you'd still survive until you die, you just die earlier

@nutbastard

Жыл бұрын

Also, there would probably still be hookers and blackjack, so that's nice.

I saw a documentary about this years ago, it was very interesting to see how the earth would eventually reclaim itself with practically no trace of humans within a few hundred years.

@jaylenmcbride6332

Жыл бұрын

He has too. It's basically paraphrasing

@mrgray5576

Жыл бұрын

Life after people.

@anthonybunnie1624

Жыл бұрын

Almost as if it would have been better had our species not come to be. Almost as if the earth wouldnt even have all this shit happening if we didnt even exist. Humans are the actual scourge of the earth. Sadly most think global warming is what ruins this world. Yet its our own ambition and greed. It will consume us and our future generations if we dont all stand together and focus on the longevity of our species. As long as we as a species can overcome greed we can do anything. The likeliness of that is slim sadly

@TheRealSlimSteve

8 ай бұрын

@@jaylenmcbride6332 Yup. I especially liked his footage nicked straight from it. And as for the "diesel generators" in nuclear power plants????? That's just insanely wrong. Or is this some kind of counter-parody thing that I'm just not getting? Hey ho!

@ranjapi693

8 ай бұрын

Life after people. It really is amazing the only traces left would be buildings of stones, like castles.

That's crazy how plastic is still around 100,000,000 years after we are gone

@taiteakopyte1286

Жыл бұрын

One of the very few tangible inventions of man that cannot be degraded. But with the growing years it has become a nuisance for ecology. Wished that plastic wastes are thrown out into outer space.

@jksn7090

Жыл бұрын

Plastic decomposes in 500-1000 years dude doesnt know what he’s talking about

@NeuroDrags

Жыл бұрын

@@jksn7090 and fungi would speed tht up cause they can break it down

@SWiTFSHoW

Жыл бұрын

@@jksn7090 yeah been a long time since we added chemicals to plastic so it degrades faster

@lucky_ramen9803

Жыл бұрын

@@taiteakopyte1286 That would incure the wrath of the aliens lol

Kind of insane to see (and hear) how elaborate a thought experiment can be. As well as how extensive our footprint on this planet actually is!

@rolodexter

Жыл бұрын

What about all this talk about AI taking over Aren't they just going to step in and take our place

@shinigamiphantom1391

Жыл бұрын

Video uses clips from "Aftermath:Population Zero" and "Life After People".

@edheather4056

9 ай бұрын

Earth will recover from us once we're gone. It's been through worse than us in its existence.

@sdwone

7 ай бұрын

@@edheather4056 Indeed! Earth is a PLANET! Thus it is bigger than us, and better than us... And it owns itself 100%! And no matter what we do to it... Ergo, no matter what we do to ourselves... Earth will recover, and keep on ticking along just fine for billions of years... Until the Sun goes into its Red Giant phase. So yeah, in the grand scheme of things, whether or not you take Climate Change seriously is irrelevant!!! Earth will recover come what may... But WE on the other hand, will most certainly render ourselves extinct! And that's really the point about this crisis! It's just another nihilistic tendency of SOME of us, who for some reason, wish to bring about an end to our species... Knowingly or otherwise... Anyway, whether we choose to elect mass suicide or not, I'm just glad that no matter what we do, Earth WILL survive!

@dionenisnikci

6 ай бұрын

And our footprint mostly did damage. look at what happened to Chernobyl and how nature fought back and persisted. Despite its damage, there even appeared more birds. Nature doesn’t need us, we’re destroying it rather than letting it bloom. Separating humans from nature even though we should be a part of it. The only reason things will get worse at first is because of the things we build for our sake.

It's so sad that out of everything humanity has achieved, plastic is the one thing that will still be there so many millions of years after we're all gone. Not exactly the bright and proud legacy one would wish to leave behind.

@jottaz144

5 күн бұрын

Agreed. We should build structures snd statues made of plastic so they can remain after all that time

I'm wondering how many people are secretly wishing this would happen to let nature heal.

@bobblowhard8823

5 ай бұрын

I'm with you on that, brother.

@espestt8165

5 ай бұрын

me too!

@Tjbilo

5 ай бұрын

Me

@cheshire_skatkat9093

5 ай бұрын

Me ThoO! Unnnnggghhh *hugs tree* so muth unithyyyy!

@0x2fd

5 ай бұрын

Memememememe me me me me me memememe me me me

Population zero documentary recap. Loved it. Love it.

@takenname8053

Жыл бұрын

Thought the exact same thing!

@starmnsixty1209

8 ай бұрын

I recall the above also.

@LantingFarming

6 ай бұрын

he stole the footage, and the information from this vid: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmVl3LKHkpCzdso.html

@user-bx1iq1jj5w

14 күн бұрын

Oh happy time

I absolutely love this! As a biology teacher who recently retired after 31 years of both direct and subversive attempts to teach about conservation, biodiversity, evolution, and the resilience of life, I always reminded my students that extinction is an inevitable consequence of being alive in an evolving world,. So while one day we, like all of the life that preceded us, will fade into life's history, living things will persist and be just fine even if we are not.

@alanjm1234

7 ай бұрын

Eventually the sun will die along with everything on earth. Even the universe is expected to eventually come to an end.

@arnowisp6244

2 күн бұрын

Subversive?

@arnowisp6244

2 күн бұрын

Except humans as intelligent beings have literally saw no need to physically evolve when we could just create tools to adapt and even change the environment. We will not go extinct. Humanity will Ascend.

“You and everyone else suddenly disappear without warning for seemingly no reason at all” New phobia just dropped

@thekingmeruem

Жыл бұрын

Why would you be scared of that? Its the best way to go with no pain

@wolfynub1343

Жыл бұрын

Why would you be scared of that? You would never realise that you would disappear

@rolodexter

Жыл бұрын

What about all this talk about AI taking over Aren't they just going to step in and take our place

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman

Жыл бұрын

Why would anyone fear this? Its a peaceful way to go out

@fultonvrental

19 сағат бұрын

Have you seen movies where they’re the only one on earth. That’s much scarier lol

There was a series a few years ago called Life after People. It covered all this and a lot more. Definitely worth checking out!

@glenystranter6423

7 ай бұрын

Life after People was one of the programs I really enjoyed watching.

@stephanieyvonne9436

6 ай бұрын

I saw it too. Really interesting stuff. I think I watched every episode.

@madeleinebaier5347

6 ай бұрын

I've seen it too, very well done!

@Whippy99

5 ай бұрын

It’s phenomenal

@liamblack2574

5 ай бұрын

It’s so under rated

Now we need a part two of what would happen if everyone reappeared

@mishazakra

Жыл бұрын

There would be enough energy for the resurgence of the celestial to happen

@YEEEEEEEEEEET999

Жыл бұрын

Yes after 1m years humans should reappear.

@michaeljs04

Жыл бұрын

@@mishazakra eternals reference?

@Dhadhu

Жыл бұрын

Guess I don't wanna happen that

@borishorv

8 ай бұрын

Or world without men

One thing you didn't mention was learned behaviour. The ingress of wild species might take a few generations, and species that learned to fear humans gradually return. Nuclear reactors will eventually 'scram' and go cold, not explode. Degradation of houses would take considerably longer, there are plenty of real world abandoned examples. Highly doubt any plastic would last more than 100,000 years, let alone 100 Million. Rushmore would have eroded long before this. I really enjoyed this video, thank you.

@kuroimae-ashihorbuch-kanal6537

6 ай бұрын

It's interesting what you said about the nuclear power plants. I was wondering they will explode after not been cared of. There must be some kind of ssafety device so they don't just 'exlode', isn't there?

4:40 my guy have u heard of a fail safe? Nuclear reactors have those, they woulnt just explode bc a lack of humans.

@Alphae21

Жыл бұрын

''a fail safe''.

@NeiradTheGoat

Жыл бұрын

To an extent, but all of these would would fail at some point.

@battlebossv9219

Жыл бұрын

they are way safer then u think

@nyutrig

Жыл бұрын

failsafes dont last forever.

@Reymon72

Жыл бұрын

This is my only issue with this otherwise fantastic video. Im no expert but I've read the same thing and I've watched other videos covering this hypothesis and none mentioned nuclear reactors exploding.

Goes to show us that we could have had many iterations of human civilization that started, grew and ended and restarted all over again. Mother Nature just reclaiming the earth before humans start again.

@shmeediddy.

Жыл бұрын

It has

@shinigamiphantom1391

Жыл бұрын

If by "humans" you mean "sapient beings" then it just might be.

@teka5509

Жыл бұрын

@@shmeediddy. No it hasn't. We would find more stuff than some stone structures/sculptures and simple tools, there would be high tech stuff that would be found but still nothing.

I would love a video on how life on earth would be like as another species with your take on it. It would really be interesting because if we look around the animal kingdom, there are a lot of contestants who would qualify as the next 'human' species.

@ApertureThinking

Жыл бұрын

That's a very interesting and thought-provoking question. Thank you for suggesting your idea.

Very valuable thought experiment but how can you call something a "society" if there is no human beings.

@seanh1661

Жыл бұрын

First - What is a Society? Second - What is it's function? Third - How does it achieve it?

@nickshryock7470

Жыл бұрын

Ask an ant, termite or E.O. Wilson if he was still around.

@eugeniaamariei8626

7 ай бұрын

Nature's society maybe

Bro I've been here since you first started this channel, and my gosh have I been waiting for this kind of video. I absolutely love it man. So good.

Great video, thanks for your effort. I would listen to you talk about anything, but this was an especially interesting topic. Cheers!

@ApertureThinking

Жыл бұрын

I'm happy to hear that you've enjoyed this topic so much. Cheers!

@LantingFarming

6 ай бұрын

he stole the footage, and the information from this vid: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmVl3LKHkpCzdso.html

videos like this really helps me destress. Something is so calming about seeing the world as if we were never here

@LantingFarming

6 ай бұрын

he stole the footage, and the information from this vid: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmVl3LKHkpCzdso.html

it's always comforting to me thinking about how the world would fare without us. the only thing that made me sad about this video is probably our pets being alone thinking where we've been. but yea, they (the rest of the world) are all still better off without us.

@user-ep3ck5re4o

8 ай бұрын

Visionary 👌🙏- it’s all about starting again

@user-bx1iq1jj5w

14 күн бұрын

A trillion times right forever more.

@jottaz144

5 күн бұрын

Maybe better without you.

Such a fascinating and existentially inspiring video - I love it 💯

Great video / concept!! Fascinating to watch :) Thanks for the cool creativity.

Wasn't this topic already covered in detail on the History Channel series, "Life without people?"

@mr.brightside3914

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Life After people. Love that series. But tbf that was much more in depth & hours long. As apposed to this quick recap.

@eugeniaamariei8626

7 ай бұрын

There's also the documentary: Aftermath: population zero on KZread.

You may want to rethink the whole “diesel generators being stored in cool water tanks” thing. The diesel generators run pumps that keep the radioactive fuel rods stored in cool water. And without this cool water the fuel rods will heat up to the point of melt down. Also diesel generators can’t run without air sooooo idk how you expect them to run “stored in water” .

Never stop uploading 🙏🏾,keep it up

Always excited when you post 🖤

I would love nothing more than to wake up being the only human on this planet.

I can't get over the very weird sound artifact on the high spectrums on all of your videos that I watched. Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan, and I'm guessin its the result of a noise removal from a macbook. Have you tried izotope RX10? There is a button called "Spectral Restoration". Oh just curious, what software do you use for the compressor? The presence of your voice, the volume and dynamics are very well mastered. The volume especially is super optimal, compared to other videos I watch.

@fern8618

Жыл бұрын

i've watched a ton of aperture's videos and never noticed any weird artifacts, it could be an issue on your end. either that or i just haven't payed close enough attention to it lol

@clusterstage

Жыл бұрын

@@fern8618 all the "s" sound so sharp like a blade scraping thru metal, just right at the end peak

Thinkable video! Amazing stuff DUDE.

I absolutely enjoy listening to your channel!! You ROCK!!

Great video!

Extremely thought provoking, great work as always!

@ApertureThinking

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@jonathankelsey5040

8 ай бұрын

Fantastic plagiarism … well done 😂

@Spike84

8 ай бұрын

@@jonathankelsey5040 nobody cares, stfu and evaporate 💀

@LantingFarming

6 ай бұрын

he stole the footage, and the information from this vid: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmVl3LKHkpCzdso.html

The complexity of this video is unbelievable! Respect for tour work!❤

Great video👍🏽

This video makes me really question if we as humans are living harmoniously? How can some much destruction come after just 10 days... 😯

@chairmanm7686

Жыл бұрын

Because the luxuries of today’s society are built on an incredibly complex and fragile foundation. Doesn’t take much for said foundation to come undone.

@questionmark8046

Жыл бұрын

We control almost everything. The time will come that we control everything on this planet: even the weather. Next step to take is controlling other planets, stars, the galaxy. It all comes down to the question: will we as humans make it?

@averypatrick5279

Жыл бұрын

You're only questioning that now? No, humans are not living "harmoniously" with the earth.

@uselesscommenters2707

Жыл бұрын

Humans are parasites to earth. Have you ever owned a pet with fleas ? Within 2 days the pet heals up quickly. Like earth if we were all gone

@georgeofhamilton

Жыл бұрын

Humans and the Earth are living so harmoniously that the Earth needs humans in order to avoid such destruction in such a short time frame.

Top 10 hardest journeys the camera man has endured

Great video! One thing though, I am pretty sure that responsibly maintained reactors are designed to fail safely. That doesn't mean that all of them would just calmly turn themselves off, but I think there is pretty much no chance that every single nuclear reactor in the world will just overheat and explode in 10 days. I would be shocked if the majority did not have various backup generators and dead man's switches to shut down in a sustained period of no human input. Do you have a citation for that part of the analysis?

@thesilkygamer7332

8 ай бұрын

They are designed to shut down and even if they did explode we saw that in Fukushima and guess what it wasn’t that violent yes we did vent some gases but all that did was save the 2 buildings that didn’t explode then look at how the fall out in Chernobyl(exploded due to a design flaw) the nature has survived and there are dogs and other animals that roam and are fine nuclear power has dangers but this was not accurate to those dangers and these types of inaccurate and misleading information about nuclear power is part of why we didn’t start using it more that and blame metropolitan Edison for their public handling of three mile island and we rely on fossil fuels not the cleaner safer more efficient nuclear

@Error6503

8 ай бұрын

You saw what happened in Fukushima; the reactors did shut down but the failure of the diesel water pumps meant that the coolant water gradually overheated from residual heat until the hydrogen produced blew the top off the containment building and exposed the cores. There'd be no tsunami to knock out the generators in this scenario but the backup diesel store would only last a few days.

@thesilkygamer7332

8 ай бұрын

@@Error6503 they were tiny explosions not nearly enough to do a fraction of what happened and it was because the reactor had to cool before it was safe and lost water being pumped in because the generators got flooded if we were gone the generators are automatic and the reactor would cool down and nothing would happen you understand you put control rods in the temperature it was at doesnt magically disappear but when it dissipates because there isn’t neutrons flowing and keeping the reaction going but getting absorbed by the control rods there wouldn’t be a heat issue or a hydrogen build up a reactor can be safely shut down and once it’s cooled down it won’t be hot enough to boil the water again orphan sources are the example they are warm to the touch but will not boil water and those have more of a reaction going inside them than a reactor that has been shut down. You look at instances of failure as if it’s the common place you learn barely about it then try to use it as it’s gonna happen maybe one reactor out of all if they all shut down would run into a problem and the resulting explosion would be so minor that it wouldn’t even be noticed Fukushima was also 10 years ago be have made a lot of strides with technology since then also and have learned from the Fukushima disaster I don’t think someone who can’t understand that the heat will dissipate and be a non issue due to the stopping of the reaction is a great source compared to the scientists who designed the systems and have had so much scrutiny on them from the minuscule amount of failures they have had over the years but hey most nuclear disasters happened due to human error not the automated systems hell there was evidence of a reactor happening in nature in a cave that didn’t cause an explosion or any issues but again get the bunker ready am I right.

@Error6503

8 ай бұрын

@@thesilkygamer7332 Talk to the Asian countries currently objecting to the release of waste water from Fukushima whether they think it was a "tiny explosion" ! The control rods stop the neutron chain reaction but don't stop the heat from nuclear decay (about 6% of the total heat). According to Scientific America "NRC regulatory requirements for emergency power supplies is that they be available on the order of a month. You can render a plant in an acceptable condition within a few hours. However, heat is still being generated. If you had to stop, at any point, carrying away that heat, it would start building up again. Emergency cooling systems have to be available for weeks". And I doubt many can operate for weeks with absolutely zero human interaction. The average age of nuclear power plants in the US is 40, although I'm sure lessons were learned from Fukushima it is too late to make drastic changes to how most of those plants operate.

@thesilkygamer7332

8 ай бұрын

@@Error6503 you really don’t understand the heat of 6% isn’t enough to boil water it takes a lot of energy to boil water I even said hot to the touch but hot to humans is 110 plus it’s around 160 that it’s scalding to humans 212 is boiling the heat is generated from the reaction which never is really turned off the rods just absorb the neutrons limiting the amount the reaction cascades into which generates the heat that boils the water then the steam is used to turn turbines but when you shut down the reactor the water that is in the containment chamber won’t boil off or leave the chamber once it is cooled down meaning it won’t do anything but sit there it’s why spent fuel which is still radioactive can be placed in water it doesn’t boil it and the water absorbs the radiation. Fukushima was a tiny explosion it just was basically a dirty bomb because of how the containment chamber cracked in the meltdown so the run off went into the ground water and also into the ocean I’m not saying it wasn’t a disaster I’m saying it wasn’t a big explosion it was a dirty tiny explosion just because people remember this whole thing is people are gone the wildlife have been successful in living in irradiated places just like we would the thing is you are thinking about the quality of their lives that don’t matter because those animals won’t care about the radiation you would why we have a longer lifespan than alot of animals that means more radiation that means more mutations which means cancer and a shorter lifespan dogs cats other animals have a shorter lifespan meaning less radiation less mutations maybe cutting their life shorter by a year or 2 not 30 years like us 30 years has significance 2 doesn’t and again there might be one reactor that doesn’t shutdown and get to a safe equilibrium where the reaction doesn’t deplete the water source that is inside of the containment vessel reactors have those redundancies that as long as that pump gets the reactor cool after it shuts down the heat generated will not boil the water and the water will stay in the containment chamber meaning no explosion no danger it would take decades if not centuries for the concrete to deteriorate due to its thickness by the way lifespan matters for operating temps which won’t be an issue as it’s shut down there is a chance that something can go wrong but it’s soooo small that if it happens it would happen to one plant and that is minuscule scale matters one explosion hasn’t darkened our clouds and put a black mist on every thing like the video states meaning it’s factually inaccurate it’s possible but the chances realistically are so slim you could do something meaningful with your existence has a better chance of happening which rn seems practically impossible to me it must be shitty to live life where everything is such a tiny scope and always a shitty outlook humans were not first on this planet and we won’t be last animals are resistent and nuclear power isn’t doom and gloom there are less deaths because of nuclear disasters than there are people who have died to mining our other ways of creating power and I said disasters don’t start bringing up the native people of the atolls or Hiroshima there are alot of nuclear reactors in this world and very few disasters

Such amazing story telling in this video. alongside beautiful imagery. Just masterful

Sounds back!

I like how you added footage from 'Life After People'.

Thank you for reducing the volume of the background music/effects. Now I can finally hear what you are saying

how did you get all these specific video clips for your script 🤠? nice job

A power failure at a nuclear power plant would not result in explosion , it would be a meltdown for the core , the issue is if the moderator rods would automatically activate and the quality of the concrete containment building for the used fuel cooling pond , it would be a meltdown , the world outside would not really notice

@EricT43

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I would think they have safety features that would shut the reactors down automatically without regular human intervention. Kind of like driver vigilance systems on trains.

@user-bx1iq1jj5w

14 күн бұрын

It will take some time for the odor of human beasts to be gone forever.

Didn’t like discovery have a tv show About this premise

@endorstick1569

Жыл бұрын

BBC to it was called the phasical mystery or something

@real..life..action8034

Жыл бұрын

Yep a few yrs bk......

@freedomdiev3353

Жыл бұрын

My first thought when I saw the title. I vaguely remember watching that series too.

Love your content!

I love all these! Great Docs!

Real ones know this wasn't the original vid. Jokes aside, my faith in humanity is always restored when you post. Thank you for keeping these videos coming, Aperture!

@uselesslyuseless2125

Жыл бұрын

@@NimbuX. ?

@eugeniaamariei8626

7 ай бұрын

Life after people you talking about?

@LantingFarming

6 ай бұрын

he stole the footage, and the information from this vid: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmVl3LKHkpCzdso.html

After this, what are the chances of intelligent beings like humans to come in existence?

@fredjimbob2962

Жыл бұрын

I don't see why not. With the absence of humans to compete with, chimpanzees could evolve to become intelligent the same way humans did.

@happy-rj1kk

Жыл бұрын

@@fredjimbob2962 i mean who knows...we might come back lol

@bluruckuscrx8124

Жыл бұрын

@@fredjimbob2962 keep in mind that Humans becoming intelligent species was basically just luck in the entire history of earth, never has there ever been any other civilization before us, so it's possible it would be extremely rare foe a new intelligent species to replace us, humans evolved to be intelligent because of the harsh environment that pushed us to do so, while chimps have stayed pretty much the same for years because their environment is perfect.

@fredjimbob2962

Жыл бұрын

@@bluruckuscrx8124 It hard to know how lucky we were, I don't think either of us knows for sure. Maybe we could have evolved earlier or a few million years later. Things like the dinosaurs going extinct, leaving an ecological gap for the mammals could be seen as lucky but if it hadn't of happened then, maybe it would have happened 100 million years later or maybe mammals would have out competed dinosaurs eventually anyway, it's impossible to say. While you can look back at events and say "that was luck", there could have been many other alternative ways that intelligent life could have evolved on Earth even if it would have taken perhaps a lot longer. With sample size of only one, it hard to say what the chances of intelligent life evolving once life has started. What we can say is that Earth has been a pretty much an ideal environment for life for a long time. >while chimps have stayed pretty much the same for years because their environment is perfect. For years yes, but who knows what could happen in millions of (or even a billion) years on a Earth with no humans.

@nicks40

8 ай бұрын

About 10 to the power of minus 148.

Love your videos bro

This is a dope channel yo

Amazing to think that in millions of years there would hardly be any trace of our existence! I have no doubt this will happen at some point and I pity any sole survivors in the initial stages!

This is exactly why there is absolutely no doubt in my mind, that there have been countless of other civilisations, or even races, living here on this planet, before us.

@mariaradulovic3203

11 ай бұрын

Irrelevant. We are an infestation.

@MissPresley69

11 ай бұрын

@@mariaradulovic3203Most people are just heavily brainwashed and run their lives on false beliefs. And beliefs form your thoughts, your thoughts create your emotions and emotions become actions. You can't live an intelligent life, with no awareness. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@user-ep3ck5re4o

8 ай бұрын

At last - a realist 🙏👌

@clarkpalace

5 ай бұрын

Possible. Thats all. Its possible

amazing video!

Thank you for sharing your vision of your 4th dimension here to better understand time. But what you describe here is happening now but also later.

would a house really be that destroyed that fast? not even a year lol

History Channel did an entire series on this exact summary video 14 years ago. "Life After People".

@0x2fd

5 ай бұрын

Thank you, i'll watch definitely 👍

Great vid, cheers.

Hey Mike. That's a cool video. A mere suggestion - can you put the names of the soundtracks you use in your videos in the description ?

@LantingFarming

6 ай бұрын

he stole the footage, and the information from this vid: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmVl3LKHkpCzdso.html

The nuclear explanation was a little wonky. Maybe it's the way he worded it, but that's not entirely accurate. The generators won't overheat and explode. The generators come online when there is a loss of grid power. The reactors will go in to shutdown mode and the generators will keep the pumps going, which cools the reactors. Eventually, the generators will run out of fuel, which stops the water from pumping, which makes the reactors overheat. Even then, most reactors probably wouldn't explode, they would melt down, causing the fuel to burn through their containment vessels and into the ground beneath the plant. This has many other horrible ramifications, but it wouldn't happen all at the same time, as there are several different kinds of reactors and containment systems which would behave differently.

@doggonemess1

Жыл бұрын

A further bunch of notes: The satellites wouldn't fall out of the sky because of a lack of battery power. They use solar panels. They would fall out of the sky because all satellites have slowly degrading orbits. Some have fuel onboard to boost their orbits to prevent this. Eventually, they would all run dry and come back to Earth. Some satellites and the ISS would burn up within a decade, but many satellites are in higher orbits that degrade much more slowly. This would most likely take centuries, not decades. Rivets are used in some bridge construction, but not all. It's more likely that the concrete bridges would fail first. The Eiffel Tower is NOT made of steel. It's made of wrought iron, which is a very different alloy of iron. The Statue of Liberty has a wrought iron core paneled with copper sheets. Mt. Rushmore is maintained constantly. It's unlikely it would last more than a few hundred years without human intervention. Cracks in the granite have to be filled to prevent water from entering and cracking the rock during winters.

@thesilkygamer7332

8 ай бұрын

The reactors would only overheat if they didn’t go into shutdown the reason they even produce heat is the chain reaction is exothermic if your logic about it was correct how would they be able to use cooling tanks for the “spent fuel” they are still radioactive but without the chain reaction there is minimal heat maybe enough to feel warm but not even close to boiling water orphan sources are how you can verify my point btw the people who have found them get radiation burns after they leave them they don’t get physically burned from the heat which would be the case if they were able to boil water in a more dormant state

@doggonemess1

8 ай бұрын

@@thesilkygamer7332Right, my point was that the reactors wouldn't overheat and explode because they would go in to shutdown due to the generators and automated safety systems.

@jcohasset23

5 ай бұрын

@@doggonemess1 Yeah the vast majority of reactors would automatically safely enter some kind of shutdown phase, though over the months and years the elements (particularly due to fires or natural disasters) would degrade the containment systems eventually leading to groundwater and air contamination in those areas from partial or total meltdowns. Even those that did explode it wouldn't be like a nuclear detonation- the steam pressure and hydrogen explosions would just fracture the containment shell releasing radioactive gasses. This is an interesting video but it does have some illogical areas based on how science and engineering works.

@lame-related

2 ай бұрын

All great comments. Thanks for sharing

Nice video anyways really enjoy your videos to the extent that in Africa here phones are not allowed in schools and the high schools are mostly boarding if you want the best . We currently on vac ... What I do is I send this small headphone which is also not allowed Africa sucks man so i sneak and use at night of at the really nasty bathroom.. I have like 92 files of yours which I listen to everyday ..if I get the chance .. I used tube downloader to get the MP4 files on KZread and then convert them to mp3 .. Really love you man ..

@vouchmeclips8537

Жыл бұрын

Respect bro

@DMB60

Жыл бұрын

Ayee. You dey try oo😅

@davidrichard9696

Жыл бұрын

I swear

Thank you for the video

How interesting! I'd take issue with a few of your time assessments, but it was extremely thought-provoking.

Hey Mike, can you make a video on superheroes, why we love them, the science, mythology and philosophy behind them.

6:09 ROFL "Who would've thought that the entire Sin City | Las Vegas could be conquered by an animal less than an inch in length?"

@ 04;05 The diesel generators aren't stored in cold water tanks. The used fuel rods are stored in tanks - the diesel generators circulate the water to keep the fuel rods cool (amongst other things) in the event of electrical outage. The rods won't explode per-se, but they will boil off the water (which also acts as a radiation shield) and then with no cooling water will burst into flame. And if there are no humans around, this happening won't occur in 'Human history' as there is no one left to record this.

Great vid as usual. But I'll ask the question we all really want answered: How long until the KZread ads stop interrupting the videos? [In your scenario we won't be there to notice, but just curious.]

The nuclear power plants would have shut down automatically, not literally all gone into meltdown They aren't all (even back then) the junkheap that Chernobyl had

only real fans know this was released half an hour ago without audio

@omkakade69

Жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, there was no audio but still I understood everything the video was about.

Excellent video.

The realization at the end is the best. Wonderful.

Honestly the world is actually better with humans because not only do we have the power to create and destroy but if we take down the people who are actually destroying the world we could create a more utopian world for both us and all life on this planet. I know a true utopia is unattainable but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to create something close to one

This is truly going to happen one day. As we see human society is degenerating and degrading day by day. The day will come when very few will remain alive to see the earth and nature turn around.

Wow! What a brilliant video,I love it so thought provoking! And dare I say it something to look forward to.

Our radio and television broadcasts, fragmented as they may be, would still be travelling outward so if an alien civilization actually gets to travel towards earth’s direction they could receive this transmissions and sort of try to understand how our civilization was and why we faded away (if there was any reason at all).

@Funco1979

8 ай бұрын

CONTACT.

Have you guys seen the tv series "Y The last man". In that series only men die, women lived. In that, there was a struggle for humans to reproduce. Eventually going extinct in few years. This idea is not new and I think all of us have many time imagined what will happen if there were no humans on Earth. Humans are just one type of ignorant animal who think world is built for them mainly because of the biblical description of the human origin. They don't see it doesn't matter if you live or die. Keeping safe what you have is the only thing that matters. Otherwise it is a possibility that humans may evaporated from the face of the Earth. And everything is possible.

@norma8686

Жыл бұрын

Humans wouldn't go extinct if all men died, women can reproduce between themselves with in vitro fertilization. There would be a society of only women.

is it wrong that I find this extremely uplifting?

beautiful video! thank you

Hey Mike, I hope you're taking suggestions for topics for your videos. I have some cool ideas. I want to learn them from your Videography. 1. CLONING: Human Cloning, it's applications, it's dangers, it's misusage, Political interests, National security and so on. 2.Any concepts of PSEUDOSCIENCE. I hope you'd consider it. Do take the philosophical approach, but also more scientific approach. It would really help with my research. Need a comprehensive view on the topics.

The world would heal up in no time.

The world would begin to heal and would be beautiful again.

@hexagonist23

11 ай бұрын

I personally think the world that we've build for ourselves is better than nature. Nature is overrated.

Tell me you don't have kids without telling me you don't have kids: It's 9:41 am and you just got up and made coffee. 🤣

Haven't been watching you videos for about 4 months now or more and i can say something is not the same before your voice was relaxing and you videos also was relaxing now it feels more like a Documentary from discovery World and your speaking way to fast , but it's not a problem if im learning something it's what counts

woah !!!!!being a camera man is really the best job...you can survive the worst disasters that you can ever think of 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Who wakes up at 9:40AM??!! In what world?

According to this, if I go on vacation for a week my house will be filled with roaches and chipmunks when I get back.

Bring it on. I can't wait

Missed your vids

I'm glad you're still narrating your stuff but that title screams clit bait. I feel like if this was a prior video of yours it would have just been a What if? not a , Here's What if. You were always asking the question not giving us the answer. hopefully the new writing team you have doesn't trend to far away from your OG content. always been a fan. I hope you only see this as constructive criticism .

Amazing video!!!

There is a book called “The World Without Us”. Highly recommended.

How lucky the Earth would be if this were to actually happen.

@bertferri-5685

3 ай бұрын

In reality, the Earth doesn't even know nor care that we exist on its surface. Since its formation billions of years ago it has undergone and survived countless catastrophic events to reach the point it has today. We're merely a temporary virus on its surface, a skin rash, if you will. It'll continue it's journey through the galaxy for a few more billion years and that'll be that.

I like how even without us at this point we'd still just kill everything around 🙃

I have watched your video about Game Theory. The explanation was great,carry the good work.

Very interesting, thanks

Can I have whatever this channel is smoking😳

This is so optimistic, I cannot wait for this to happen; of course I will not be here to see it😏. Seriously though, This planet deserves something better than humans.

Criminally underrated channel

Brilliant! Many thanks.