I thought I was going crazy when I saw the Minecraft daylight sensors

@mamachina6843

4 жыл бұрын

same

@susfungus

4 жыл бұрын

Excrator minecraft is immortal

@picgamer9937

4 жыл бұрын

@@susfungus no minecraft is eternity

@serenaocchino2815

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@serenaocchino2815

4 жыл бұрын

I am an OG minecrafter I Rember playing when there were only 3 types of wood. oak. birch. spruce.

This is so underrated, You do good at narrating and showing us our problems, while also being as clear as possible

@rudolphguarnacci197

2 жыл бұрын

You're underrated.

i guess you can say without ozone THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER

@reexecute

4 жыл бұрын

exactly

@jembothegreat

4 жыл бұрын

oh i've remember something about that line..

@jembothegreat

4 жыл бұрын

ah history of the world i guess

@sodyplays9947

4 жыл бұрын

Not anymore there's a blanket CFC : ima bout to end this man's whole career

@supercool_saiyan5670

4 жыл бұрын

@@sodyplays9947 let's check back on the ozone layer: GONE

Everyone is talking about Minecraft daylight sensor, but nobody is talking about Data.

The thing that baffles me is why I have never heard of this I made this 3 years ago, I'm more educated now ok? 💀

@Rashed1255

4 жыл бұрын

Nightsky Yea who hasn’t heard of the fat hole in the ozone that was caused by hoomans? Hoomans bad

@PeidosFTW

4 жыл бұрын

Did you pay attention in school?

@Robert53area

4 жыл бұрын

Because it was the big scary of the late 90s, you could just be to young. Don't worry in the 80s and early 90s it was the world was going to freeze. And another ice age was starting. Now we have a hole in the ozone and global warming

@Rashed1255

4 жыл бұрын

Martinho Tavares you have to pay attention in school? - Everyone that I attended school with

@prumchhangsreng979

4 жыл бұрын

Because u dont go to school.

Just found this channel and I’m blown away by the quality of the videos. Very underrated

More people need to watch this channel. I stumbled on it when I was looking for info on the Aztecs. I study history and realized I've got a severe lack of knowledge when it comes to Meso-America. Been bouncing all over the place on these videos since.

Lol 6:15 Egypt is just hanging around in the bottom corner like "Can i join guys?"

@Broockle

4 жыл бұрын

I see my country hanging out below playing buddy buddy with Russia ;D

@catmomcharlotte1954

4 жыл бұрын

also, why are there ukraine, belarus russia displayed when all of them were part of the soviet union back then?

@psiangel

4 жыл бұрын

@@catmomcharlotte1954 ukraine and belarus had its own seat in un by 1985...no other soviet country had that that's probably why

Which is why I think the environmental problem of global climate changeis not so much in the heads of the people as previous ones. Earlier problems were easily visible. Foams and chemicals in rivers? Easily visible. Smog poluting the air? Visible, you could even taste and smell them. And as shown here in the video, you showed them a map, and they easily saw the affected areas. But with global climage change, it is not as easy, as there is a lot more things with graphs and numbers to show to people. Possibly we need a new marketing campaign to make it more easily understandable for people to realize how threatening it all can be.

@HistoryScope

5 жыл бұрын

Do keep in mind that things like melting ice caps are very easily visible. What it is lacking is a sense of urgency and proximity. Dying is very close to one's person. The artic isn't all that relatable. But realizing that a deadly problem will come your way in your lifetime and that death is certain is a very powerful message which global warming simply lacks. Saying sealrvels will rise over 100 years makes most people think "Ill be dead by then, I don't care". Which is also why I personally think that the new generation (born after 2000) is a lot more pro-green because it will affect them the most.

@theeternalslayer

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think they're evil corporations like the climate alarmists say just lazy and irresponsible, I think we can all agree, hey let's clean up our home it's the only planet we have ok? Not if you don't do it you are evil!!!!! You a literally hitler!!!! That's how you create detractors and skeptics and how you kill your message. I don't like climate skeptics but I don't like climate alarmists either. I just focus on what NASA and the real scientists say not the angry mob.

@Rhapbus1

4 жыл бұрын

The thing is, all the things you described were problems that already happened that needed solving. Climate change is a future problem, which for some reason, for some people, it means it doesn't matter. Yet.

@frankvandendool882

4 жыл бұрын

So none of you noticed the new temperature records the past few years? Warmer summers the past few years? Ice caps melting? A lot less snow in the winters? Well ... I guess people want to be blind to the obvious.

@tompeck5495

4 жыл бұрын

@@frankvandendool882 Yeah it didn't snow at all where I live last winter.

Hi there! I just started watching your videos recently and I honestly do enjoy them. I would, however, like to make a suggestion: include your sources in the description below. I love that your videos make things easy to understand but I would wholeheartedly appreciate if it came with a sense credibility and a chance to read more in depth about the topics. Anyway, kudos for the good videos! Thanks!

This is an issue that would devastate life on earth, but companies would still rather make that munyz

@cimachu

4 жыл бұрын

Ok I’m not claiming to be an expert but I have enough scientific knowledge to say that UV B would not wipe out all life or even all terrestrial life. Life is resilient and there are lots of ways to avoid damage from UVB

@bestaround3323

4 жыл бұрын

@@cimachu Okay, let's rephrase that then. Companies would rather wipe out a large chunk of life on earth, greatly increase cancer rates for everyone, and completely cripple basically all economies. Is that better?

@cimachu

4 жыл бұрын

Best around yuh

@Rashed1255

4 жыл бұрын

Max Chu changed it, better now? 🧐

@cimachu

4 жыл бұрын

Rashed125 lmao damn I wasn’t tryna start a debate I was just making a statement

Classic corporation tale: Hmmm this might be possibly hazardous for the entire human race and life and on the planet, but hey it makes us a ton of money, guess everyone’s just gotta suck it up

@Masonpapa

4 жыл бұрын

No look up foundation for economic education

@mohit_panjwani

3 жыл бұрын

@@Masonpapa stfu

@huldanoren951

3 жыл бұрын

Capitalism! Yay!

12:35 nope, humanity already came together to eradicate pox

@davidpavel5017

4 жыл бұрын

Antivaxxers: That's where you're wrong kiddo

@chitorunya

4 жыл бұрын

Well, it was small pox, there are many kinds of pox

@snowleopard9463

4 жыл бұрын

Salute to jenner for developing the vaccine

@ottoluschinsky4893

4 жыл бұрын

@@chitorunya other name for smallpox: pox

I do remember that. The amount of dystopia sci-fi where everyone lives in a tunnel or wear toxic sunscreen due to Ozone layer destruction. It seems to work. Sad that people no longer have that drive for Climate Change...even the disaster movies *cough* The Day After Tomorrow */cough*, except Earth 2100 and a global government simulator game, with such messages to have concerns about Climate Change seems to be needlessly optimistic instead of horrors, sidenotes, and scare-em-straight.

@bigsmall246

4 жыл бұрын

@Kraptonite sadly, when the majority of the population has no interest in science or world affairs, it is difficult to attain an enlightened civilisation. As long as trash like "living with the Kardashians" is viable TV, you know society is fucked.

@jsmith42690

4 жыл бұрын

@@bigsmall246, it might have something to do with context. If the same guy ranting on your screen about climate change, is also the guy ranting about transgenderism, racism, etc, you tend to just say "okay, he's a loony toon." I for one, understand the science behind global climate change, but I cannot endorse, vote, or support any major action on it until the scientific community boots out the political hucksters tacking on a whole bunch of crap that have nothing to do with climate change.

@bigsmall246

4 жыл бұрын

@@jsmith42690 so it will be business as usual for you until some capable politician comes along? Actually, one such politician has already come and gone. His name is Barack Obama.

@omarabuaita3858

4 жыл бұрын

@@bigsmall246 HAHAHAHA. Burst out laughing. You had me their buddy. Obama is a dirty fucking warmonger and child killer.

@bigsmall246

4 жыл бұрын

@@omarabuaita3858 Obama didn't start any wars. If the US had pulled out from middle east earlier, ISIS would have appeared earlier

The "Expected light" graph is actually a theoretically wrong graph which was proven wrong in the UV catastrophe experiment and gave rise to Max Planck's idea of quantised light.

@benhur2806

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah that irked me a lot... Interesting topic on its own though, would highly recommend anyone reading this to research it too.

I was born in Hobart Tasmania in early 80s. I think it knew about the ozone hole before I hit high school in mid 90s as it engulfed all of Tasmania and a bit of southern Australia. It’s one of the big reasons the Green Party in Australia started, that and due to a dam. It tended to insill a pragmatic view of the environment to that generation of Tasmanian’s I think. Understood environment conservation was important but also having a job Was too

12:40 "I'll set them straight" *cough cough 2020 *

@HistoryScope

4 жыл бұрын

What? :D

@unknownuser4224

4 жыл бұрын

I think he is talking about COVID-19

@chankatz7603

4 жыл бұрын

COVER YOUR MOUTH WHEN COUGHING! 🤣🤣🤣

@aCatSiki

4 жыл бұрын

@@unknownuser4224 I think the keyword is "straight".

@nickolascrousillat4265

4 жыл бұрын

@@HistoryScope nations today dont care all that much about health and safety. Given no one is making clear policies to combat global warming and many nations like the US already left preestabled treaties that were made to combat climate change. Not to mention the mismanagement and corruption going on during this pandemic is showing that humanity no longer cares for its safety.

That graph during 1:50 has no context to the ozone layer. It's actually a graph explaining the UV catastrophe and represents the energy radiated by any hot body. The "actual light detected" line is the light the sun emits, it's just that there're further negative dips in the UV region over and above this. Nice video though :)

If I like this video you ask? I LOVE IT! As a PhD student in microbiology, you can't imagine how amazing I find that once in human history the whole world heard scientist and acted preventively trusting their findings and predictions. BEAUTIFUL.

I'm watching your history videos on your playlist rn while I play Minecraft, and I grinned ear to ear when you used the Minecraft daylight detector as a visual.

I like the sensors they used LOL

World: yay we weren’t stupid money hungry idiots 30 years ago, so now everyone isn’t dead Also World: yeah idc about the world anymore, MONEY is more important. Let’s keep producing sweet sweet plastic and using too much OIL. It’s money, so it makes sense right?

"The sun is a deadly lazer" -History of the World I guess 2018 Also imagine if the plagues came together just to stop CFCs

I always wondered why the ozone hole was considered to be caused by humans and it was over the South Pole when most of the people and industrial activity were in the Northern Hemisphere and virtually none of the people and industrial activity was in Antarctica.

@xXYannuschXx

2 жыл бұрын

"Polar vortex" is the reason, it accumulates the FCKW we emit around the globe to the poles (we have verified this with weather balloons fitted with FCKW detectors).

@klyplays

2 жыл бұрын

@@xXYannuschXx hmm, let's makeup something to put the blame on AVG human being instead of billionaires and oligarchs.

@xXYannuschXx

2 жыл бұрын

@@klyplays Uh, the blame was put on companies using that stuff and it was banned; the consumers had no disadvantage.

lol the daylight sensors

That's how you solve a problem TOGETHER, I'm proud to watch this video, although I wasn't involved.

Everybody: *being serious Me: haha, bottle says 69.

@HistoryScope

4 жыл бұрын

That was on purpose.glad someone noticed

@ComradeDoubleM

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@huntjetson

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@nusratparveen82

3 жыл бұрын

Same

"Noticeable effect" Doesn't look like it's time to pat ourselves on the back just yet

This is a nice explanation, but here is also another reason international cooperation worked so well: practical alternatives were discovered (HFCs). The current climate crisis is much much harder to solve as energy is the base for life and transformation of goods.

I appreciate the overall optimistic tone of this video. I really think climate change doubters will come around over the next decade as the evidence is getting pretty indisputable year by year. I just hope its not too late to take corrective actions by then and my great grand children will be dealing with a venus like run away green house in their life time.

@kevinodom2918

5 жыл бұрын

Wrong

@noob3132

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget about the next steps: 1) CC is a problem but it is too expensive to solve 2) CC is now unsolvable so let's just party until we all die. In Germany, we are on step 1: Planning for 3C, on the way to 4C. And don't ask about the worst case scenario: You "likely" get 1.5-4.5 per doubling of CO2 (most likely value = 3C). If you get very unlucky, it gets way worse.

@Lysergic_

4 жыл бұрын

getting pretty indisputable? From what I've known it's been indisputable for at least 20 years now, it's just some people stick their fingers in their ears whenever they see the evidence. the fact that people simply denying cold hard evidence is what has let us not work on this issue is astounding to me

@libidinousbear4563

10 ай бұрын

@@Lysergic_cold hard evidence like what? Like the government saying our gas burning vehicles are the problem, not the chemical that a few decades ago they said was completely safe? That’s about as cold hard of evidence as doctors in the 60s saying cigarettes are a medicine, but sure, consider yourself smarter than the people who can open their eyes and see what is actually happening.

@Lysergic_

10 ай бұрын

@@libidinousbear4563 I mean you can totally run off with your assumptions and act like it's a slam-dunk argument. It doesn't affect me or anybody else capable of critical thinking. Or, you can look at independent studies completely disconnected from the governments support and framework, something you seem to be terrified of, and recognize that there is a connection between increasing CO2 levels and a rise in global tempurature, alongaide the problem of pollution in the ocean, ocean acidification and the risk of algae dying off from these sudden and drastic changes in both acidity and tempurate. But you don't care about that. Which is why I don't care at all about what you think. Ironically, you consider yourself smarter than indepentent scientists, like you claim about me. You don't care about being right, just about winning arguments. Which was apparent as soon as you started running your mouth about some made-up narrative about me. Do every single human, both present and soon-to-exist a favor, and shut up. You add nothing besides conflict. Total typing time: 3 minutes. Just to really let you know you meant nothing to me in terms of responding. Im not even sober.

Well it also helps that it's easier to just find alternatives to ozone and keep making products to sell, than avoid producing carbon dioxide. Just making electricity can easily produce carbon, and the methods to get around that is more expensive, you can't get in the way of rich people getting richer.

@alonsop9861

4 жыл бұрын

Creating electrucity it's simple, nuclear, the problem is to store it so it can be used in cars or planes (on planes seems imposible)

@polishedmeat6399

3 жыл бұрын

@@alonsop9861 nuclear and then you deplete all the natural uranium sources. what then

@alonsop9861

3 жыл бұрын

@@polishedmeat6399 nuclear is a time winning alternative, during that time we must figure out another source. but it is important to stop spiting greenhouse gases as soon as posible

@polishedmeat6399

3 жыл бұрын

@@alonsop9861 by the time we fully convert to nuclear and get enough resources to build all the nuclear plants i think we would already find a alternative source

@HistoryScope

3 жыл бұрын

Better to go nuclear than waiting for that solution you speak of, while still burning oil, gas, and coal.

Very educational and entertaining at the same time. I love this type of educational video on KZread.

Very good point about the marketing of the Ozon safety problem. Just makes me think, why can't we find a similar simplification for Global warming. We seem to need it to solve the problem globally. The Green house effect sounded at least more dangerous than Global warming. How about Earth overheating? Sunlight lock-down? Global Carbon Poisoning? Excellent video! Many thanks.

@Lysergic_

4 жыл бұрын

"Hyper-Absorption of Radiation in our Atmosphere" would probably do the trick. If anyone uses that for their title in an article i simply wish to be credited as a co-signer of the article

@Lysergic_

4 жыл бұрын

or throw in acceleration in there to make people think short-term "The Accelerating Hyper-Absorption of Radiation in our Atmosphere"

You neglected to mention that the main difference between CFCs and fossil fuels is that we are WAY more dependent on fossil fuels. Electricity generation and transport are both huge, HUGE economic backbones that cannot be easily replaced. Much more so than hair sprays. We could easily switch to nuclear power, but of course the oil companies would play up irrational fears of nuclear reactor accidents.

@Lscott-fk2sn

4 жыл бұрын

So true we need more nuclear power if people dont want that we will have to wait till the invention of an efficient nuclear fusion machiene

@bigsmall246

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lscott-fk2sn people talk about how nuclear waste lasts for centuries and is difficult to contain, but they do not talk about how fossil fuels are creating smog today and killing thousands via lung diseases. Not to mention the economic losses from climate change when crops fail, and the costs to relocate climate refugees

@Lscott-fk2sn

4 жыл бұрын

bigsmall246 so true, additionally more people have died building hydroelectrics than all direct and indirect fatalities from nuclear power

living in Southern Australia you have to be cautious during Summer, especially when the temp hits 40 C and the Sun is literally a lazer

@aussie7913

4 жыл бұрын

True.

To be honest, China sounds more and more like an antagonist of a story.

So hypothetically if the ozone layer disappears enough, would the creatures in the ocean live? If not the surface level creatures what about the ones in the twilight zone? I’m very curious about this and I want an answer if anyone can answer.

@Gabriel-re6tf

4 жыл бұрын

Yes they would still survive. The Earth hasn't had the ozone layer throughout all of history, so early earth actually did have a baren surface just like the video explains. However, life was able to survive in the ocean because water blocks UV-b light (and most light in general) just like ozone does.

@HistoryScope

4 жыл бұрын

Which is why I specifically pointed towards land-based life. The sea would be fine, except the top layer, perhaps and sea animals relying on surface life

12:14 wait. I don't understand this: the map shows the ozone vanishing globally till 2060. But don't we want the opposite?

@Lscott-fk2sn

4 жыл бұрын

The bluer it gets the more ozone he just chose a different colour it confused me too at first

@Yetipfote

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lscott-fk2sn yeah a bit unintuitive

I remember the Chicken Littles back in the day. First it was acid rain. Second it was a hole in the ozone Third it was global warming Now it's climate change

This is the first video I've ever watched of yours, but I have to admit I liked it. I actually learned something which is rare on KZread, and I didn't hate you by the end of it because you kept it on point and factual. You earned a new fan =p also, knowing the ozone layer is projected to be sealed by 2060 is awesome (that's what I learned) because that means in my life time we may be able to go outside and not get turned into crispy critters by the time I'm a senior. These days I can get burned within an hour of being outside, I look forward to the day when that is more like 8 hours

This was a good explanation focusing on the historic relevance of the Ozone hole. Helps us non scientists

I love it how you like illustrate the detectors via Minecraft daylight censores

Never taught us anything about this in school, the most important event in history, NOTHING.

Lets all enjoy the nostalgia at 1:19

why is this just getting recommended now lol this is amazing quality video.

We did it once we can do it again! A Protocol needs to be created for Climate Change - Governments need to do the same to Oil and Electricity companies. We need to put the world first.

@porter5224

5 жыл бұрын

True, true, but consider this: We get sooooo much money!

@baronvonlimbourgh1716

4 жыл бұрын

Most of it is solving itself already luckily. The age of oil is over, energy is now shifting from resources to technology because of economic incentives. Doing the right thing is no longer an ideology, it is becomming the sensible economic thing to do. There is going to be large disruption in energy and transportation in the 2020's. So that's already positive. It is just the question if it will be in time. Political focus and funding should shift towards co2 extraction from the atmosphere and reforestation.

4 жыл бұрын

Okay How about we stop destroying ourselves in the west first and hold the biggest polluters responsible? Better yet we can all switch to Nuclear power! Cheap, efficient, barely polutes...Oh...Right...Activists had a decades long fearmongering campaign since nuclear power is actually A SOLUTION

@baronvonlimbourgh1716

4 жыл бұрын

@ no it isn't. It is obsolete technology. But go ahead and invest in a couple of new nuclear plants 👍

@JastwatchingYT

4 жыл бұрын

@@baronvonlimbourgh1716Fails like Chernobyl and Fukushima scare the public into not investing in it. But that's not the whole story both of the times it was a manual error.

Really good commentary on the marketing aspect of this. I wonder how we can make the fight against climate change so urgent.

Ah, this brings me back to my academic fair some odd 10 years ago. Did a paper on ozone, got full marks. My mother was so proud. Lmao

Very interesting video, I'd be interested to find out the nature of CFCs and why the hole consecrated over Antarctica despite worldwide emotions then.

Another great and informative video HS. Dank je wel!

YOU COMPLETELY FORGOT TO SAY THIS: In the end cows farts saved us: Methane reacts with the CFC molecules, it destroys them.

Wait, so the heat map showing O3 concentration starting at 12:12... am I confused or reading it wrong? It looks like the animation shows O3 concentration is decreasing to nothing by 2060, but the narrator is saying “the hole will be patched by 2060”, implying O3 is regenerating. Anyone else? Just me?

@HistoryScope

4 жыл бұрын

That's of nothing had happened.

So almost all CFCs was accumulated in Antarctica to produce ozone hole? It sounds very improbable. What if ozone is less in Antarctica (and also in Arctica) because at poles there is less UV light which produce ozone as a reaction between oxygen and UV light?

Wonderful content. absolutely love it!

Bruh, I pressed the like button when it was at 6.9k

@HistoryScope

4 жыл бұрын

Nice.

Phenomenal video.

It's too bad more people don't know we solved the problem. I just found out that the hole in the ozone layer was shrinking only a month or so ago. If more people knew about this success story, in might prompt a bigger effort into fighting the current issue of climate change.

@SK-ow4vw

4 жыл бұрын

Read my other comments on this. But there is one thing you should be aware of. The ozone hole is a VERY different thing than just about all other environmental problems. The ozone hole protects the earth's surface from UV radiation. Without the ozone in the atmosphere UV would reach the Earth's surface. This might give you skin cancer, but that is really a very minor issue. What it would do is kill most of the plants in the world. They would be gone in less than a week. All humans would be dead in six months except those that harvested the oceans. We were really very lucky with the recovery of the ozone layer as it really would have been the end for most of us. By comparison, global warming is a very minor issue.

For a video where the science wasnt explained, it felt very scientific

I literally love your videos so much

The sun is a deadly lazar. Not anymore there's a blanket

Someone : Complains about anything* What you should tell them : It saved your life!

1:21 I like how he used the daylight sensors from Minecraft.

*2:38** I really love you used Minecraft. Daylight sensor* 😀👍

11:07 this was epic

Awesome vid bro. Loved it.

But how to solve this problem... can we like add ozone to the layer... like add O3 to the atmosphere

@kharkovluzhin8333

4 жыл бұрын

No, it actually "heals" itself with the help of wind and storms near the hole, multiple oxygen go up above and heated up by the sun also turn into Ozone gas, which fix the hole faster and increase amount of ozone on the layer

You have inspired me

I learned something new today. Your videos are amazing and underrated. I will send to my daughters to learn. thank you for your effort.

Really cool video, I’ve just found out the channel and already subscribed

Whenever I see the thumbnail of this video I think of Fox's shine.

History scope: *talking about the ozone layer Me: There's a minecraft block( i forgot what it is called)

Why was the hole discovered prior to the wide spread use of CFC's? Maybe something else can cause the hole.

A great video explaining a very useful and applicable method to gain with spread impact.

Loved this video. I'm glad humanity unites in some issues despite the preassure of capitalists.

@kevinodom2918

5 жыл бұрын

Big climate are the capitalist. You’re talking trillions of dollars while big oil is only billions. Hell even oil companies gettin on board since so much money to be made.

@HistoryScope

5 жыл бұрын

Man... I WISH trillions was being spent to combat climate change...

@theholyhay1555

5 жыл бұрын

History Scope - Avery Thing truee

This gets me so hyped

It's enough to make a grown man cry

U made me happy by using Minecraft day light sensor

Tell me how it is repairing Reaction???

@phineasflinn6035

4 жыл бұрын

Not really a reaction in the mainstream sense: 3O2->2O3 Disclaimer: this may be horribly biased, I am not formally educated in either pure or applied chemistry, much less environmental science. I invite anyone more knowledgeable to correct me. What basically happens, as I understand it molecules of O2 are being broken apart under intense ultraviolet light. Now, single atoms of oxigen are not stable and will try to bind to some other unstable molecule. Sure, it may form another O2 molecule, but that wouldn't last, as the ionising radiation would split it just as before. If it binds to two other Oxygen atoms, however, the UV light wouldn't destroy the new O3 molecule, because, as seen in the video, O3 is resistant to it. The caveat is that ozone is destroyed by other natural causes, but as long as we limit insertions of artificial ones, the trend seems to be that more ozone is created than destroyed by natural causes. See this government issued pamphlet (link will download a pdf): www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.esrl.noaa.gov/csl/assessments/ozone/2010/twentyquestions/Q2.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjJke_R5pzqAhUgVBUIHXm8BnQQFjANegQIDBAy&usg=AOvVaw0yg52zKoHnm-BcpMSdagLe&cshid=1593083479981 If you're interested in the formal science regarding this topic, I'm afraid I'm ill-prepared.

my first watch of this channel. good stuff. i like.

I had always known the ozone was dying but I never knew the problem was fixed it's really making me feel safer now thanks for the video

Can you explain how ozone avoids the equilibrium laws of gas I learned in basic science class in grade school?

@JastwatchingYT

4 жыл бұрын

dude he is history scope not science scope so no

@benjaminjeffries681

3 жыл бұрын

Short answer..it doesnt.

It would have been nice if you included in your comprehensive discussion, recognition of the Mexican physical chemist, Dr. Mario Molina, and his 2 colleagues who were granted the 1993 Nobel Prize for discovering or making the connection to the CFC induced depletion of the ozone the layer observed over Antarctica from satellite data and his subsequent advocacy of efforts to end the use of CFC's in in manufacturing processes and products.

This is the only science channel that don't seems to give me existential crisis

Your s's are really sharp, you should consider passing your audio through a low pass to remove some of those high frequencies.

Well done. Earned my sub.

So what did we replace CFC’s with? Hydrofluorocarbons, which are greenhouse gases.

Love the Data reference XD

Good content, video and narration.. deserve much more views👍👍🍻

I like how he used the one minecraft block I cant remember its name, for 1:19

To think we have people thinking that this problem is nonsense and utter rubbish makes me concern on how tf can we survive any future threat when even this level we already have opposition

When i was a child in 1987 there was a tv show called La noticia rebelde (crazy news) They asked the people why would you put into the ozone hole? A man said he would put his furniture( a table and some chairs)

If freon molecules displace oxygen by being 4 x heavier, how does freon actually get up into the atmosphere? Being an inert gas It doesn’t break down under natural conditions. So even if it did somehow find its way to the stratosphere, chlorine atoms would remain locked inside it. The reason the North and South poles show levels of ozone depletion is because creating ozone requires sunlight and the two poles are the darkest places on Earth! The South Pole is devoid of light for more than half the year. But we can keep congratulating ourselves on a job well done. Remember Al Gore saying there was going to be blind sheep, Skin cancer epidemics etc. None of it happened. Strange isnt it. But Al Gore made a pretty decent penny. Du Pont too.

“Hundred of millions more people will suffer cancer, but instead, the Ozone layer is set to be history within our lifetimes” this line sounds wrong, is the ozone layer becoming history or predicted to be history

@extems7895

4 жыл бұрын

I think he forgot to say “THE HOLE on the ozone layer”

@theemperor-wh40k18

10 ай бұрын

He said hole...

Why is the ozone layer above Antarctica and not maybe above the artic circle? Aren't most of the countries who used cfcs in the north?

what makes me sad is because these science organizations efforts to inform the public and these countries banding together to solve a serious problem there are now deniers that there was even a problem in the first place.

Humanity be like "alright guys we gotta stop killing each other for a min to plug this hole rq"

space exploration did save our lives given that companies making huge profits were risking them even understanding the danger and blocking every ban with corrupt governing, because money in a few hands > security of all, removing this axioma, space exploration is indeed pretty useless to our daily lives

thanks for this video it helped me understand a lot!

Put solar powered ozone generators on Antartica - problem solved. 😎

@thefirstkingdogo1126

Жыл бұрын

You cant build shit there you know

we flex-taped the ozone