If you had access to a time machine, a journey back to Earth 200 million years ago would be a mind-blower. For starters, Earth had only one continent–Pangea–which later would tectonically split into many more continents. And you would be amazed by many alien species, which did not survive and adapt, and are extinct today. Tune in as Dreksler Astral takes you on this incredible journey.
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The CIA classified a book on earth’s catastrophe cycle and crust displacement in 1966. With the focus and publicity of the topic at the time, why classify THIS one, wait so long to release it, and so-heavily sanitize the document?
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Human beings have short memories. Especially when it comes to history. When Q told us that the enemies of the President and of the American people are “pure evil”, most of us understood. But when Q said a Hillary victory would have been “Hell on earth”, it wasn’t just conjecture, or puffery. It was absolutely quantifiable. Think Mao. Think Stalin. THIS is exactly what Q meant….More from the SGTReport.
Are we actually living on the outer shell of a hollow Planet Earth? The fact that science has only penetrated eight miles of the 4,000 to the Earth’s core portends mystery in itself. Beyond Science host Mikey Chan explores six clues that support the Hollow Earth Theory.
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In 100 million years, extraterrestrial explorers will find Earth an extraordinary planet to explore. Although homo sapiens might well be extinct, they’d find high amounts of water, higher-than-expected levels of oxygen and a planet that is oddly green. Although homo sapiens survived on Earth for only about 200,000 years, future explorers will realize we left a huge mark.
“Today, scientists are more certain than ever that we’ve changed the Earth to such an extent, that geologists digging in the distant future would classify this as a totally new epoch–The Anthropocene,” says video blog host Joe Hanson. “But when would it begin? What would they find there?” Hanson solves the mysteries in this edition of It’s Okay to be Smart.
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Physics tells us that the Earth spins eastward at 1,000 mph. So why can’t we fly faster when traveling west? Host Henry Reich says the phenomenon has to do with the Coriolis Effect, which is caused by different parts of the Earth moving east at different speeds. Reich explains why this happens in this edition of minutephysics.
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December has the longest solar days (noon-to-noon) because of the weird way a combination of the axial tilt of the Earth and a quirk in its elliptical orbit. Henry Reich clarifies the reasons in this edition of minutephysics.
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Is it possible that Planet Earth is a freak of nature and that we are indeed all alone in this massive universe, or universes? Our increasingly sophisticated technology and knowledge says we are all alone. But seemingly water-tight evidence through our history suggests otherwise.
Take a 2-to-3,000-thousand-year-old hieroglyphic discovered in an ancient Egyptian temple built by Seti I and Ramses II. Astonishingly, the images of a modern-day helicopter, an odd ship, a yacht or boat and a futuristic glider were found on a stone slab,which supported a ceiling in the temple. Despite intense debate, many researchers conclude that this is a link to ancient aliens. In the following video by Top 5s, view four other strong signs of aliens and alien life and you be the judge.
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One of mankind’s biggest questions is, “Are we alone in the universe?” Scientists still haven’t solved the mystery, but we’re getting oh-so close.
This edition of Hybrid Librarian studies 10 intelligent reasons why we haven’t been in contact with any aliens. Among them is the chance that another civilization similar to ours is too far away to catch a glimpse of modern Earth. In other words, if an alien astronomer 65 million light years away looked through a telescope, he’d see dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period because of the time it would take light to reach his eyes. They’d have no clue that humans inhabited Earth.
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It seems we’ve read or researched just about everything there is to know about our little blue planet. But Danger Dolan is betting there are at least 15 facts that will tickle your innards, such as the twin planet named Theia that crashed into Earth 4.5 billion years ago. The planet, about the size of Mars, was eventually absorbed into Earth’s crust. Check 14 more fascinating facts about our home.
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