This Planet Can Become Our New Home

Are you wondering what the future of our planet might be like? Check out Earth 2.0: Our New Home? In this fascinating documentary, filmmakers explore the potential for a future where humans live on another planet.

Whether you're a skeptic or an enthusiast, this documentary is bound to whet your appetite for a future beyond our planet. With startling revelations and jaw-dropping footage, Earth 2.0: Our New Home? is an eye-opening experience you won't want to miss!
Animation is created by Bright Side.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Our Social Media:

Stock materials (photos, footages and other):
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For more videos and articles visit:

[cascasmeow]

It’s already hard to get out of bed on Monday

Edit: weird that this was one year ago feels like it was yesterday

[RainbowfireOfficial]

8:18 and it's toxier than your ex💀

[THE_RANDOM_YOUTUBER_]

The fact that humans want to get out of this planet after destroying it😢

[Oysterpeople]

I fell of my chair when you said Venus is more toxic than my ex 🤣🤣🤣

[baasimunnabi]

Btw i didn't see a single ad in this video 💀

[calangel]

What would be even funnier is if Kepler 22B had civilizations on it already and they told the visitors from Earth to 'take a hike'

[VRONCA-MMO]

"cute little ball full of life"

[Loveurfamily]

There cant be a planet safe for us exsept our lovely cute Earth who is dangerous but a beautiful place and a living place!❤i never wanna move

[lucasw.]

The flaws in als these Earth 2.0 theories is that all these conditions still makes it highly unlikely that the planet is even remotely safe. In our solar system we have a literal twin of Earth; Venus, located in the so called habital zone, right size and mass, but the most hostile planet in the entire system. Even Mars is located in the habital zone, but the lack of atmosphere and magnetic field makes it incredible dagerous. Al these so called second earths could face many of the same problems

[Jordysegs]

I’ll save you the trouble: Kepler 22b is hundreds of light years away AKA it’s impossible to reach

[danielshsundelacruz]

I dont want to Leave❤ we love our earth❤❤❤❤❤❤🙀🌍🌍🌍❤️❤️❤️

[seewasshondajohnson]

11:33 “which is more toxic than you ex” getting me buried deeper than the queen of England😂

[bobbyramirez]

Bro really said toxic like you're ex😂😂😂😂😂

[efiuiyy]

Get O’Hare incase we run out of clean air again

[gwhite]

I like how we always assume that on larger earth like worlds nothing can grow taller because of gravity. We forget that life that is indigenous to that planet, beings included are adapted to that size. They don't have to be as small as us as far as height. Most likely these would be larger beings than us and much taller with a wider larger body but in proportion to what we are on earth. Thirty-six feet tall beings wouldn't at all being surprising. When we compare it to ourselves, we are the odd thing out on that planet and some adjustment period or long duration adaptation would take place.

[BladesDark]

In halo, there was a planet like this called Reach. Humans born on this planet were called Born Heavy. Since being born on this planet would make you heavier

[andersondavid]

I am happy with the very earth we have !!

[astrofie]

This post is truly insightful and thought-provoking. I appreciate the valuable information you've shared here. It's clear you put a lot of effort into creating meaningful content. Thank you for sharing! 🙌💡"

[yay]

Bro how are we gonna get here without dying💀

[elenachami]

I don't want earth to change!! I already love this earth❤❤