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PBS Eons
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Join hosts Kallie Moore, Michelle Barboza-Ramirez, Gabriel Santos, and Blake de Pastino as they take you on a journey through the history of life on Earth. From the dawn of life in the Archaean Eon through the Mesozoic Era - the so-called “Age of Dinosaurs” -- right up to the end of the most recent Ice Age.
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When The Atlantic Ripped Open A Supercontinent
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While the eruptions of the volcanoes along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge usually don't trouble us, their birth was once responsible for ripping a supercontinent apart and creating the Atlantic Ocean that we know today.
Correction: 2:28 A change of 100˚C = a change of 180˚F
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While the eruptions of the volcanoes along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge usually don't trouble us, their birth was once responsible for ripping a supercontinent apart and creating the Atlantic Ocean that we know today.
Correction: 2:28 A change of 100˚C = a change of 180˚F
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Eons is a production of Complexly for PBS Digital Studios.
Super special thanks to the following Patreon patrons for helping make Eons possible:
Kevin Lacson, Marco Narajos, Collin Dutrow, Pope John XII, Steven Kern, Aaditya Mehta, AllPizzasArePersonal, John H. Austin, Jr., Alex Hackman, Amanda Ward, Stephen Patterson, Karen Farrell, Trevor Long, Jason Rostoker, Jonathan Rust, Mary Tevington, Bart & Elke van Iersel - De Jong, Irene Wood, Derek Helling, Mark Talbott-Williams, Nomi Alchin, Duane Westhoff, Hillary Ryde-Collins, Yu Mei, Albert Folsom, Heathe Kyle Yeakley, Dan Caffee, Nick Ryhajlo, Jeff Graham
If you'd like to support the channel, head over to patreon.com/eons and pledge for some cool rewards!
Want to follow Eons elsewhere on the internet?
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#Eons
References:
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They dwelt to deeply and too greedily. So they've awaken a balrog
Shut your Kola Superdeep borehole
The video from 6 years ago discovered me here in 2024😅😂😂 I always found these educational videos overbearing and monotonous to hear, but this particular video had me hanging with anticipation until the end.. probably because the presenter's voice was very charismatic and rapid
But they tell us theres a ball of magma in the middle loooool
russia has found a lot of stuff they dont release to the public
With their noses 😂😂
Man if love this stuff, can we now tell a story from deep ocean geothermal vents.. to 3 humans leave the earth in Apollo 8…… better than Hollywood ever made🙏🌹
They’re the only two survivors of their species who survived the thermonuclear psychebombing campaign of africa during the finno-korean hyperwar
It is not the deepest, ! 😉
🙂Another great epidsode!! I love saying 'silicate weathering.' It's like my new favorite phrase that I'll be repeating 476 times in the next week. Thanks Kallie! I could listen to you all. day. long.
Mammals evolve faster than reptiles
Some things I can put up with you calling cookies. Not custard creams, they are biscuits.
Ah, so that's why people are turning into couch potatoes
There is no flesh on a bee. Please stop pretending like insects are a food source. Perhaps in your country.
I really get tired of people talking about "THE" coelacanth when discussing an entire order of fish.
There are no wolves on Fenris...
I remember in grade school in the 60s noting how Africa and South America looked like puzzle pieces that could be put together and being told it was coincidental. Plate tectonics was just starting to be widely accepted and I personally don't think my teachers had a clue about it. Cheers....
Humans been pspspsps'ing since time began
Imagine the IQ of the one who thought of the concept. If he/she was alive today what would they have invented?
They found a lake under the miles of ice. Lol you know nothing bro wtf.
This is more nonsense!
I like how no one at eons or at least the main 2 like dogs more than cats and tell me in multiple videos. Finally a government sponsored opinion that i agree with lol
I appreciate how you explain that our current knowledge of our situation is based on scientific speculation that facts may reinforce. Some of the videos I've seen on these topics seem to imply that the theories are factual.
Is this the hole they dropped a nuke down and sent the cover into space?
Should tell this to crossfitters
Adaptation I reckon to dietary changes and exploitation of food resources that others couldn’t reach
I've played Doom, I know what happens 😂
Birds of prey as well. Maybe more so.
Real life vulture wasp / bees from avatar the last airbender
As a South African archaeology student, the Robert Broom "five chocolates for ancient teeth" story always makes me laugh
So basically, we all met and got on the important business of, 'just doing it.' Loved the cheeky way you put it sounds like you like it 😁😁.... just like most of us.... we just don't like the offspring side effect.
me looking at my bottle of water: you're just spaceliquid and sundust
"newcular"... really!?
property values crash quickly when neighbors like humanity move next door
Pteridomania would be greek
I read somewhere that my easily addictable brain is the way it is because of neanderthal DNA in particular places in my genome. I guess it makes sense; repetitive (or compulsive lol) behaviour and a really active reward centre would be useful if you're labouring making tools or foraging for food...you'd have to do it, so you might as well enjoy it.
Spinosaurus dorsal fin
I don't think it's any more messed up than a hippo or an alligator...
It’s a shame, even in a quest for answers in our origin we let hatred and bias cloud the story
Nope, need another scientist to disprove this, birds?
The problem is fossils only give a snapshot, never the full picture. Rare fossils give even less information and spinosorus gives even less. They're so rare their bones are worth a fortune.
For the briefest moment my mind was going "hatch them! Hatch them!"
das is doch bestimmt aus messel direkt hier um die ecke,den dreck erkenn ich doch überall her :D
Sponges witnessed the birth of the universe and they will be its caretakers in the final days
Heard screams and otherworldly noises
23cm you say... so wide enough to dispose of a babies body... did any of the drilling team get anyone pregnant around the time it was being drilled?
I like the opium wars.
Poor marine reptile. 😭
He skip a segment of the human migration, the people of the Andaman Islands, like sub-sahara Africans, don't have Denisovan or Neanderthal DNA, and if all the DNA in Asia is descended from the people from the Andaman Islands DNA, it will be safe to assume that the first people to Africa came into contact with the archaic humans at different times. The only people that have the denisovan DNA, all the people from the tip of Southeast Asia, and the islands of Sunderland;;; Philippines, Malaysian, New Guinea, ect. Only caucasians and Asians have Neanderthal DNA An
OK, correct me if I'm wrong.But if Dire wolves are as distant relations to Gray wolves as we are from chimpanzees.Wouldn't that still make them wolves?After all, we're still part of the great ape family?So wouldn't that make direwolves still wolves