4 Hours Of Facts About Our Planet To Fall Asleep To

00:00:00 - Death Of The Earth: For as long as man has inhabited our planet, they have wondered what will bring about the end of all life on Earth. There are many different theories, both scientific and religious, on how we will meet our end. But the truth is, our planet is dying right now, and has been for the a very long time.

00:45:35 - Birth Of The Oceans: Water is one of the building blocks behind the miracle of life on earth. It covers 71% of our planet and forms a key part of our daily lives. Where this important resource came from, however, is a mystery. Why does nobody know for sure where our water came from?

01:31:10 - Big Bang: Human beings, our planet, our universe, life as we know it came from the big bang. This enormous event that would define so much for the rest of time, would happen in a split second. This documentary takes a look at the big bang theory and how so much has come from this cataclysmic event.

02:16:28 - Anatomy Of A Hurricane: Natural disasters are one of the few things on our planet that man hasn't developed the ability to combat or control. This makes these apocalyptic-like events even scarier, and a source of incredible scientific intrigue. One of the most terrifying of these, is the hurricane.

03:01:48 - Twister Outbreak: Tornadoes are a horrifying force of nature that cause untold destruction all around the world. Even though we can't control or combat them, man has studied their habits and patterns carefully. This had led us to have a very good understanding of them, but this knowledge also tells us that tornadoes the behaviour of tornadoes is changing.

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[nathanmckenzie]

Good facts, but definitely not to fall asleep too

[jasonstation]

The best content to sleep to. Love it. Thank you.

[zhorkon]

When “settled science” stops permitting questions regarding current theoretical frameworks, it has transitioned to dogma and resembles cultic religion more than I am willing to associate with. I remember learning about the career of Trofim Lysenko and thus resent put-down labels like “denier” because they are the negation of real scientific inquiry, substituting PC group think for political traction and fiscal advantage. I am largely convinced by the evidence published in the serious climatology literature, but after fifty plus years doing and teaching science, I know well how statistics and mathematics can mislead, accidentally or otherwise, and I retain a healthy respect for what humans still DON’T know in sufficient depth and detail.

[HD-nmiv]

In the beginning no one said anything. Because no one was there😂

[Eighteen]

This had to be done! Thanks for doing it.

[WallyMammoth]

I'm trying to organize everybody on YouTube to care more about coastal wetlands protection😢❤😊

[Mad_Medz]

"1000 trillion TRILLION degrees" sounds like some shit i said as a kid😂

[TheStijg]

Interesting content, but why these screaming sounds as if it is Superman 140..?

[gregsoto]

CYCLICAL the key word. Mother Nature has her own agenda. The sciences help us understand however not one science has developed enough to predict anything other than the situations will happen again. The meaning of CYCLICAL.

[KevinNguyen-znvv]

The sun is the source of hydrogen. The question is where did oxygen come from?

[mindblowtimes]

Are you sure? We live in a huge void.😂

[Neobert]

Female Narator next time....will have nightmares of bad weather and some dude telling me facts about what ever like a toddler 😂😂😂😂!!! Lol Aloha's ❤❤❤Amen just kidding!! Great show!!! Lol 😊😊

[bradyelich]

Fun Fact: there are 3 times as many polar bears as in 1960. They got replaced by grocery stores instead of being eaten.

[mtsbr]

How are people supposed to sleep with this horrible narrator's voice? How can they sleep with screeching sound effects?
It has to be a deep, monotone voice, with no sound effects.

[fnrd-fo]

the beginning of the universe as described is absolutely impossible. you can't create something out of nothing.

[bobbybvbv]

The biggest mystery of all did not happen. Oh wait that one miracle allows it.

[smalltown.life.inthe.Rockies]

1:14:12 as a gas, as a vapor. There's no temperature, that I'm aware of, that can change that fact. The water existed as a massive vapor cloud. Let's think about that. How was the Garden of Eden described but as a garden that was watered by the morning dew. The earth's water was ultimately a vapor that fell to earth at a cataclysmic event known as the great flood where rain fell for the first time. That's the truth of it, bottom line...

[BreakerBreaker-ine]

Why are people sleeping on science 🤷🏼‍♂️

[evanbroox]

One night I’m gonna figure it all out and

[Wildrover]

Waiting for the angry comments from the religious. Lol.😅