Biggest Scientific Discoveries About Planet Earth In 2022 - Video Compilation

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about all major discoveries about planet Earth from 2022
0:00 Magnetic Waves Inside Our Planet
7:49 Did Ancient Civilization Exist on Earth Before?
23:50 Something Happens to Earth Every 200 Million Years
31:36 Updates About Strange Blobs Inside Planet
38:54 Nuclear Bomb Tests Reveal Surprises About Earth Core
45:00 A lot of Water Was Produced By the Solar Wind
54:31 Updates About a Huge 31 km Crater Found in Greenland
1:03:37 Discovery of Unknown Large Eruption From Recent History
1:13:05 Tonga Eruption Updates
1:22:07 Weather Control, Brief History and Current Use
1:35:33 Moon May Be Responsible For Plate Tectonics on Earth
1:47:03 Early Life Helped Create Mountains on Planet Earth
1:57:43 Earth Is Leaking a lot of Helium Created During The Big Bang
2:06:37 Another Crater From Dinosaur Killer Event Found
2:17:02 Detection of a Strange Earthquake Light Phenomenon
2:26:58 Ancient Mountains Influenced Evolution of Life on Earth
2:36:25 Lucky Event That Prevent Earth From Becoming Like Mars
2:46:08 Is Earth's Magnetic Field Flipping Soon? Important Updates
2:56:17 Exploring Aurora Sound Phenomenon: Recording and Explanations
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[whatdamath]

Hello wonderful person!
Taking a couple of days off to roll in the snow and drink some almost expired eggnog
Happy New Year and see you soon

[isakhammer]

It is absolutely impressive to me how you are able to keep yourself updated to all the different fields

[Deeplycloseted]

I will fall asleep to this at least 10 times over the next 3 months, before I finish it. Anton talking space is relaxing.

[lawsarett]

Thank you Anton for spreading wonder around the world.

[martymcpeak]

Am I the only one who feels better when Anton calls me wonderful person?

[brianwilkinson]

Thank you sir.
For beeing so strong.
I lost a boy 30 years ago at 3 months.
I can just now think and talk about it and not break down.
Stay strong sir it will subside with some time.
And it still hurts.

[dave_dave_dave_dave_dave]

i just learned so much in 3 hours, thanks for the compilation what an interesting year. Happy new years!

[arturduchene]

I always learn something new and exciting from your videos. You are so awesome! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. You make life interesting.

[robbyquade]

You're amazing! Thank you for taking so much time to bring us all these fascinating scientific findings!

[jimcurtis]

Wonderful as always anton. Thank you. 😊

[S-T-E-V-E]

Isn't it amazing that Mankind has become a sort of hive mind discovering the Mysteries of the Universe, with billions of brains making discoveries contributing to the whole but no single mind knowing everything! It's really amazing when you think about it!

[-jeff-]

TY Anton for the in-depth look at Mother Earth. 🌎🔬🔭

[kallinyx]

It would really be helpful if you put captions on your videos. Some folks can hear but have trouble distinguishing words and your content is really worth listening to. It would be most appreciated.

[jacobmygindpedersen]

Hello wonderful Anton. You have created one of the best channels in existence. There is so much to learn.

[johnreid]

If I was stuck on a deserted island and could only listen to one youtube channel, it'd be Anton petrov

[wolfbear]

You are a good and decent man and your presentation style reminds me of my Ukrainian relatives who i respect and love. I Thank You for what you share and i wish you happiness my brother. We can Never Give Up learning and working to make this world a little bit better. I Thank You sincerely for your human decency which we all need to share with other human beings and life on this planet. I am grateful for the people i love and for the good times i have been allowed to share with others who might never have been in my life at all, and I'm a better man for having known them.

[jimleane]

Happy new year Anton . Had to pause at 45 mins to absorb info. Hard to ignore correlations between some of the topics covered so far.

[SourDeeSloth]

So early life helped create mountains, and then Ancient mountains influenced evolution of life on Earth. What a twist.

[abrahamsatinger]

Was there two eruptions there at 1:04:53? Plus, the contrast and clarity is insane!!!!

[Waimapu_Wahine]

Hi Anton! Ngā mihi nui for all your mahi! Kia kaha!

Ever thought that those two internal blobs are infact the result of a high speed impacts into the core of the earth during the Hadian period perhaps? The late bombardment might have in fact created the tectonic plates through surface level impact then leaving one side of the original planets crust broken into the continental rocks we see floating today? Ah, anyway, just some thoughts... anyone else got ideas? Hope that makes sense 😅

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