Unique Earth: The Essence of Water | Full Documentary

Water shapes our landscapes and makes our world unique. Only water can be found on earth in three states of aggregation - gaseous, liquid and solid. This is what makes the molecule so fascinating.

No other substance has been so studied and yet still holds so many questions as water. Scientist try to unlock the secrets of Water. 70% of the earth's surface is covered by liquid water.
The documentary gives us insights into the fascinating landscapes created by water: Underwater worlds, interesting ice worlds and unknown caves. But it also shows us the importance of water for the forest ecosystem and for us as living beings.

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Chapters:
00:00 Underwater caves
06:39 What is meant by halocline?
09:52 Movement of tectonic plates
12:50 How does water get to earth?
13:31 The Life of Whales
23:55 What causes ocean currents?
29:26 How do trees absorb nutrients?
32:11 How clouds are formed
36:14 Why floats ice on water?
41:07 Life in caves
43:37 How is polar light formed?

[dense-as-blackhole]

Mind-blowing, these researchers are the real super heroes, can't even imagine the amount of courage and dedication they have to find what they are looking for. Glad we have these kind of humans on the Earth

[adiakiyes]

This documentation is a master piece and should be recommended to watch by all students in colleges and universities around the world. Thank you space and science.

[IntheMOMENT]

I love the passion and zeal of these researchers. It is truly inspiring.

[johnshields]

Born in 1960 at begining of July, my mother brought me to the beach (nantasket) Hull, Mass. she said I'd fight and squirm to get into the kinda cold Atlantic, I'm a fish since birth, literally, the ocean is my happy place, but it's deeper than just acclamation, I feel in my soul a connection. Fresh water, salt water, it's the miraculous life blood of our existence.

[prototropo]

Your work earns the deepest respect I've ever felt for scientists.
After the danger of polar bears had passed, I thought we were in for some tedious but safe ice core collecting. But watching your long descent, then the exploration of the bottom of the glacier, just a meter or less above the bedrock in a few spots, had me holding my breath, closing my eyes and reaching for my cell phone to call emergency rescue here in San Francisco.

[karenhitchens]

Thank you so much for this amazing and perilous documentary! Amazing scientific efforts and studying for the benefits of humanity. I’ll watch it again to slowly grasp the magnitude of this discussion. Stay safe.

[KHOISANKING]

Respect for this documentary and everyone contributing to its success!!!

[paysour]

My deepest respect for the bold scientist who Advance our knowledge of the Earth. Your Fearless Endeavors are an inspiration the future scientists wherever they may venture. Thank you so much for allowing us to accompany you.

[TheEnigmaUniverse-vtpm]

Your videos have ignited a passion for science and the mysteries of the universe within me. Thank you for being such an incredible source of inspiration.

[MisterTee]

Water can be so destructive. Yet, we can't live without it.

[elyaskhorrami]

Worth watching documentary. Keep it up. Love you guys 💖

[Isawwhatyoudid]

What amazes me is that some people can see all this and still think that scientists are engaged in some sort of conspiracy against humanity.

[Leyvico]

Excelente documental, muchas gracias, buena vista panorámica, buen sonido, buenas fotos y todo lo demás, El narrador excelente. Bendiciones.

[vishnuprasad]

Thank you, team, THE REAL HEROS of our planet, such a good effort and information. Wonderful work. Keep it up. All the best for your future videos.

[TamikaBlack-rwyc]

How interested is the water cycle.. Amazing!

[block]

Powerful Research, perfect analysis and great delivery.Thank you

[shakeesangwenya]

Wooow! Great job there by the scientists and the of course the brave cameramen who accompanied them. This Earth has lots of secrets! Thank you for sharing.

[auroradawnmusic]

I just love you brother1 Thank you for the update, your gift and all you do! i work with star seed, seniors and all and will continue to share this info to those who will listen. We give thanks and much gratitude x

[garthsaalfield]

Thank you for this opportunity for education! All throughout this video I wanted to stop and share. I and many others were never disappointed! I understand why so many comments pertain to the glaciers; being the last and perhaps most spectacular of the segments. Certainly those researchers didn’t suffer from claustrophobia; not with 200 meters (650 ft) of glacier above their crawl space!
However, I found myself drawn to your ocean research and the amazing activities covered by the research teams; sent me back 45 years to whale watch trips along the Baha coast and San Ignacio Lagoon [foregive me; those were the days!] The free driver accompanying the humpback whales was a truly serene experience. Perhaps one day they’ll be using electric motors in-place of ICE motors while pursuing sea mammals; being conscious about sound.
Thank you again for such wonderful educational experiences! It gives me hope and joy to share your work with others!

[TarmanTheChampion]

Amazing breathtaking research! I am so jealous of the scientists that get to travel and see all these wonders! Viktor Schaubergers research behind how complex and mind blowing water is, is another eye opening and jaw dropping research scientist. As Nikola Tesla was to electricity, Victor was to water. Definitely check him out!