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Mike the biggest mountain zone under water was one that surprised me. With the estuaries are really helpful because not only filter the harmful substances, but also prevent the rising of water levels of the sea 😮
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The Earth doesn't need humanity to take "care" of it,it just needs us to stop making a mess all over it. The Earth was here long before we appeared,it'll be here long after we are gone.
If a floating piece of ice melts, it would increase the sea level by absolutely nothing. Doesn’t matter the size. Water expands by 20% when frozen, that 20% is above the water. Fill a glass with ice, fill the glass completely with water so the ice floats above the edge. See if it spills when it melts.
Right? There are many examples in the form of abandoned highways, railways, or even buildings that when left alone it doesn't take long at all for the earth to reclaim that space. Even asphalt is broken up and swallowed by nature in a surprisingly short period of time. Within only a year or 2 a road that was once traveled daily by thousands of vehicles can become impassable. A few small cracks allowing a few small seeds to fall in to the dirt below can start a chain reaction that has the earth essentially swallowing any manmade materials, 20 years from now could potentially become a thriving forest teeming with life as it likely was once upon a time. The earth is always going through various cycles and changes, people make a big deal about these things when they are unfavorable for the plans of mankind, but to the earth itself, it's merely business as usual. Yes, man has definitely played a negative role having adverse effects on the planet for sure, but rising temperatures, extreme cold, rivers drying up where water was once plentiful, dry areas with years and years of little rain and perpetual drought later being bombarded with so much rain the land gives way and thus a brand new landscape is born, plates shift, ocean levels rise and fall, erosion changes the coastlines of earths continents, continents even slowly migrate, this is all just the normal transformations our planet has experienced for millions or billions of years, and will likely continue to experience for millions or billions to come. It's all just the life cycle of a planet such as Earth, much like the stars have life cycles of their own they are constantly slowly going through. I believe also that if mankind were ever at a point where it was causing more harm to the earth than it could possibly survive (besides a nuclear event since that would be instantaneous and not something the earth could detect coming at some point), but things like taking too many of earths plant life and not leaving any to grow in its place and working towards an essentially barren planet like mars, or waters are becoming so polluted that 90% of the species of life they are home to die off in a series of mass extinctions, same with land species with no plants or forests to live in ....I think the earth has the same instinctual will to live that most animals possess, and if it's existence is threatened, I think it would find a way to rid itself of the problem in order to try to heal itself and stay alive.
Earth is a geologically active planet made of rock. It’s not a living organism at all. Earth’s seismic activity is on a scale we currently cannot control however technology is being developed to relieve pressure from volcanos magma chambers which will prevent eruptions etc. So on some level we could control certain aspects.
No, according to the standard definition of "living organism," Earth is not considered a living thing; it does not meet the criteria for life like reproduction, growth, or independent movement, although some scientists theorize that Earth can be viewed as a complex "living system" through the Gaia hypothesis, which suggests that the planet regulates itself through the interactions of all living things and its environment, acting somewhat like a single organism.
First of all I really enjoy your channel and content. On a personal matter if you want to get rid of psoriasis and keep it away see a dermatologist and ask to try methotrexate. It’s been a life changer for me. I had it much worse than you and have kept it away for years.
We still don't know everything. The deepest parts of oceans and their wildlife are still unexplored. The erosion of coral reefs is called bleaching. There are many projects worldwide to build new artificial sites for coral reefs to colonize.
And then there is Australia, which has one of the best and biggest coral reefs in the world. Our stupid government allows huge companies to mine right next to the reef, killing it.
What you left out is high density housing and waste dumped via pipes into the oceans. In Ft Lauderdale the three closest reefs were killed by piping waste into the ocean . Tahiti s lagoon was polluted the same way. Building on shorelines and flood plains instead of camping on them means loss of property and life when earths natural cooling and heating cycles chages water levels. Mid century ice refreeze as evidenced in the last 400 yrs.. Mexico city and the Mississippi river are low on water and California is deluged . Its solar cycle 25 and it drives weather on earth . Also the binary transit of Venus when it occurs aprox every 108 years . Do not sweat the temporary heat winter is coming over a long period.
Interesting that is crucial to know where these rivers are to find out how fast and how much ice is melting because of "climate change." Not if the ice is melting because of so-called "man made" climate change. As if it's a forgone conclusion. It's not. Not even close. The earth heats and cools in predictable and entirely natural cycles. Unless someone cares to explain how SUV's and private jets were around way before mankind. Should we be good stewards if the earth? Sure. Did that mean I should live in a mud hut while China and India chuck trash in the oceans at an obscene rate? Call me less than convinced. Especially since the leasing advocate for green policy, and inventor of the internet, AL Gore became filthy rich by selling "carbon credits" meaning he somehow made businesses produce less carbon when people have him money. That sounds totally legit, right?
You hit the nail on the head there! I had strong feelings about this being the case, but didn't know how to put them into words... 😅 Thanks, dude! You _rock!_ 😃 Oh, "rock", haha...! Get it?? 😆
Scientists have had to do specialist experiments in special laboratory conditions to work out, how the Earth's core works. Observation from above, was not enough.
In evolution that was oxygen made by microbial life in the sea, plants coming on to land, evergreen trees first after early plants and millions years, after that deciduous trees at the end of the dinosaurs era, along with flowers. ❤️
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Mike the biggest mountain zone under water was one that surprised me. With the estuaries are really helpful because not only filter the harmful substances, but also prevent the rising of water levels of the sea 😮
Fun fact: you can take the transcript of this video. Put it into chatgpt and tell it to change the topic and give you 25 lists of facts about that topic and mimic the transcripts tone and length. Boom, instant new content for your video.
The Earth doesn't need humanity to take "care" of it,it just needs us to stop making a mess all over it. The Earth was here long before we appeared,it'll be here long after we are gone.
Well they’re not secrets now.
Hey Mike, did you do something different with your hair? Anyway it looks good on ya man😎
I love caves of any kind. ❤
Slarty Bardfast was the creator of the fjords in Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy. 😁
I luv listening to your fascinating facts. Bonus, your witty sense of humour
Your lovely
I love the videos, but I am too old and stupid to learn the metric system, please translate to feet, inches and gallons 😊
I enjoy how you explain facts and learn so much from your lists
Collectively we have no idea what is going on, the fun is trying to solve this riddle of life.
Who remembers doing the water cycle in Geography at school?
No but I remember learning it from mizz frizzle
I'm in California; sorry we don't believe water really exists...
@@IrishMike22 Until it rains so hard, that even us Brits realise that an umbrella, won't save us.
@@julianaylor4351 Cheers! 🤣
If a floating piece of ice melts, it would increase the sea level by absolutely nothing. Doesn’t matter the size. Water expands by 20% when frozen, that 20% is above the water.
Fill a glass with ice, fill the glass completely with water so the ice floats above the edge. See if it spills when it melts.
Nice topic, haven’t watched for a while 😢you’re looking good and awesome ❤
Did you Know that the Term "Fjord" is Derived from Norwegian?
Why is it everyone deems to forget that the earth is a living organisum. Its going to do what it wants no matter what we want . So think about that .
Exactly our planet earth is a living thing that changes and has a behavior. But now is respond our bad choices of handle it 😮
Right? There are many examples in the form of abandoned highways, railways, or even buildings that when left alone it doesn't take long at all for the earth to reclaim that space. Even asphalt is broken up and swallowed by nature in a surprisingly short period of time. Within only a year or 2 a road that was once traveled daily by thousands of vehicles can become impassable. A few small cracks allowing a few small seeds to fall in to the dirt below can start a chain reaction that has the earth essentially swallowing any manmade materials, 20 years from now could potentially become a thriving forest teeming with life as it likely was once upon a time. The earth is always going through various cycles and changes, people make a big deal about these things when they are unfavorable for the plans of mankind, but to the earth itself, it's merely business as usual. Yes, man has definitely played a negative role having adverse effects on the planet for sure, but rising temperatures, extreme cold, rivers drying up where water was once plentiful, dry areas with years and years of little rain and perpetual drought later being bombarded with so much rain the land gives way and thus a brand new landscape is born, plates shift, ocean levels rise and fall, erosion changes the coastlines of earths continents, continents even slowly migrate, this is all just the normal transformations our planet has experienced for millions or billions of years, and will likely continue to experience for millions or billions to come. It's all just the life cycle of a planet such as Earth, much like the stars have life cycles of their own they are constantly slowly going through. I believe also that if mankind were ever at a point where it was causing more harm to the earth than it could possibly survive (besides a nuclear event since that would be instantaneous and not something the earth could detect coming at some point), but things like taking too many of earths plant life and not leaving any to grow in its place and working towards an essentially barren planet like mars, or waters are becoming so polluted that 90% of the species of life they are home to die off in a series of mass extinctions, same with land species with no plants or forests to live in ....I think the earth has the same instinctual will to live that most animals possess, and if it's existence is threatened, I think it would find a way to rid itself of the problem in order to try to heal itself and stay alive.
Earth is a geologically active planet made of rock. It’s not a living organism at all. Earth’s seismic activity is on a scale we currently cannot control however technology is being developed to relieve pressure from volcanos magma chambers which will prevent eruptions etc. So on some level we could control certain aspects.
No, according to the standard definition of "living organism," Earth is not considered a living thing; it does not meet the criteria for life like reproduction, growth, or independent movement, although some scientists theorize that Earth can be viewed as a complex "living system" through the Gaia hypothesis, which suggests that the planet regulates itself through the interactions of all living things and its environment, acting somewhat like a single organism.
"Man spreading" Mike? Seriously? You could barely keep it together 🤣👍
Always informative and fun to watch ....
Still handsome
I think even at 90 Mike will be sexy
I really liked this episode. Also, It's so much easy to imagine sizes when you use the metric system, thank you.
First of all I really enjoy your channel and content. On a personal matter if you want to get rid of psoriasis and keep it away see a dermatologist and ask to try methotrexate. It’s been a life changer for me. I had it much worse than you and have kept it away for years.
Interesting. ✌🏻👩🏻🦰👍🏻 love you, Mike!❤
The fact that your pie crust has cheese bubbling out of it tells me if we hung out we'd get along okay 😁
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The tarantula legs hanging above his forehead were hypnotising me i think. I am feeling sleepy, very sleepy 😜.
Oh wow!!!
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WHEN HASNT THE CLIMATE CHANGED?
We still don't know everything. The deepest parts of oceans and their wildlife are still unexplored.
The erosion of coral reefs is called bleaching. There are many projects worldwide to build new artificial sites for coral reefs to colonize.
And then there is Australia, which has one of the best and biggest coral reefs in the world. Our stupid government allows huge companies to mine right next to the reef, killing it.
What you left out is high density housing and waste dumped via pipes into the oceans. In Ft Lauderdale the three closest reefs were killed by piping waste into the ocean . Tahiti s lagoon was polluted the same way. Building on shorelines and flood plains instead of camping on them means loss of property and life when earths natural cooling and heating cycles chages water levels. Mid century ice refreeze as evidenced in the last 400 yrs.. Mexico city and the Mississippi river are low on water and California is deluged . Its solar cycle 25 and it drives weather on earth . Also the binary transit of Venus when it occurs aprox every 108 years . Do not sweat the temporary heat winter is coming over a long period.
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Hey, fjords are also key to NIGHTBOAT saving the day at the end!
(Let's see who gets that kinda high-mid level deep cut!)
With respect, ....rivers FLOW into the sea, they do NOT EVAPORATE.
Interesting that is crucial to know where these rivers are to find out how fast and how much ice is melting because of "climate change." Not if the ice is melting because of so-called "man made" climate change. As if it's a forgone conclusion. It's not. Not even close. The earth heats and cools in predictable and entirely natural cycles. Unless someone cares to explain how SUV's and private jets were around way before mankind.
Should we be good stewards if the earth? Sure. Did that mean I should live in a mud hut while China and India chuck trash in the oceans at an obscene rate? Call me less than convinced. Especially since the leasing advocate for green policy, and inventor of the internet, AL Gore became filthy rich by selling "carbon credits" meaning he somehow made businesses produce less carbon when people have him money. That sounds totally legit, right?
You hit the nail on the head there! I had strong feelings about this being the case, but didn't know how to put them into words... 😅 Thanks, dude! You _rock!_ 😃 Oh, "rock", haha...! Get it?? 😆
How? How do they KNOW what is in the middle of the earth? Educated guessing?
Now let me enjoy the video😂
Nothing says credibility like a picture of Earth enveloped in flames… lol
Way to ruin the secrets! 😅😮😊
EXACTLY WHEN HASNT THE CLIMATE CHANGED?
Scientists have had to do specialist experiments in special laboratory conditions to work out, how the Earth's core works. Observation from above, was not enough.
Trees plants oxygen
In evolution that was oxygen made by microbial life in the sea, plants coming on to land, evergreen trees first after early plants and millions years, after that deciduous trees at the end of the dinosaurs era, along with flowers. ❤️
Less than 60minutes
Aren't the Rockies an extension of the Andes?
No, Amber. They are separate systems.
I feel there is a mised joke with the nunavut Canada one.
Like non of it.
The Earth is warming 0.13 degrees per decade, not even close to a warming rate that would cause boiling.
Why do you have two massive hickeys bro
What shocks me the most is that people still believe this garbage scientists tell them.
Ive been to Nunavut Canada and I have never heard this story... 🤔
Your eczema kind of looks like a thumbs up and certain scenes😊
Them three little cute hairs bouncing around your forehead are oddly distracting.
Earth is less then 10,000 years old
Because you don't believe 300 years of Geology studies.
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