History of the Earth's Rotation

Music: Pascal Rogé's performance of Claude Debussy's Pagodes

[bondeking]

1:15 Eukaryotes: I will introduce my self by painting the sea red and causing several snowball Earths.

[Tlactl]

its amazing to think about how many different worlds this planet has been throughout its history

[terdragontra]

that resonance phenomenon is fascinating

[Gizmote]

This is super interesting! The rotating Earth here gives a bit of extra visual information that the Algol video was lacking. And I love how the graph is just disrupted by the Earth, haha. Great job, Geo!

[KaplingMagnum]

This channel is underrated, this needs more recognition.

[petersmythe]

"releases Earth from it's stable resonance"

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[Lolers-xy]

Even the moon position is at scale

This deseve more views.

[pas]

I especially like how you took Algol's map, this video is just too perfect

[GenericZac]

Underrated video. Algorithm needs to get its shit together and recommend this to more people. Great video.

[GinoGiotto]

You could also have included the data about the inclination of the axis through earth history (like the animation of the axis, and the measures of its tilt)

0:09 How were you able to render Algol's map to your globe?

[anaconda]

Absolutely fascinating. Finally all the data I was always interested in, put together. Thank you.

[srm]

Me: Wow, this is so cool and pretty accurate!
Also me: Haha....moon go NYOOM

[TimmacTR]

Amazing. Would have loved a bit more explanation on various features we see and that we have no idea about such as colours, sudden colours changes etc

[jordangaming]

This is the same video as Algol’s History of earth
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This history of earth is EVERYTHING

[williamfunggoldenoldiesfan]

This was in my recommended, I love this vid!

[LukasCreeper]

Your tiny subcount is a shame, so underrated

[as-uffz]

1000 milliseconds = 1 second
60 seconds = 1 minute
60 minutes = 1 hour
24 hours = 1 day
7 days = 1 week
5 weeks = 1 month
12 months = 1 year
10 years = 1 decade
100 years = 1 century
1000 years = 1 millennium
1, 000, 000 years = 1 megaannum

[davidgriffiths]

Essentially the daily atmospheric tide due to the suns warmth coincides with and opposes the oceanic tide which opposes the Earths easterly rotation. The size of these 2 opposing forces are on average equal at day length 21 hr. At other days lengths therefore the atmospheric tide must affect the part of the Earth that is not experiencing drag from the pull of the moon....although I don’t picture it exactly.

[orangeystudios]

I liked the part where the Earth rotated.