Earth’s conditions are so perfect for life that it would seem to be a planet that exists for that one reason. A place to create life and nurture it, and yet of all the organisms that have ever lived on Earth 98.5% have gone extinct because our splendid sanctuary has been visited by the apocalypse five times in all.
Everything we see alive on Earth today is the end survivor of at least one or more mass extinction events, making us the direct descendants of those who have survived extinction. Five times, nearly every living thing was wiped off the face of the planet, five hells of ice and fire, devastation seen in the seas, on land, and in the air above but after each mass extinction, there are always winners, survivors that inherit a new world.
After each annihilation, the handful of survivors gave rise to an explosion of lifeforms. These organisms would have been radically different from those of today, with some extraordinary forms. From the beautiful to the bizarre, these are the stories of Earth’s lost worlds and the fantastic lives fearsome deaths of its wondrous creatures.
Directed by: Alexis de Favitski
another documentary representing theories as if they are facts
dont let the presentation brainwash you – keep an objective mind
You clearly don’t understand the term ‘theory’ as used in the scientific sense.
Gravity is only a ‘theory’ for example. But in layman’s terms it’s as much a fact as evolution of life on this planet. We can literally read the story through the layers of strata as though through the pages of a book.
Keep an open mind and stop sucking up that Bronze Age mythology. We don’t need that utter nonsense now – we know how things came about and evolved. That’s a fact.
First there was nothing and nothing happened to nothing and then nothing magically exploded for no
reason, creating everything and then a bunch of everything magically rearranged itself for no reason
whatsoever into self-replicating bits which then turned into dinosaurs.
Not magically… the rearranging happened through a long course of time that we can infer based on the natural selection we can see today.
I am also super interested in how anything came to be… why is there a universe? What came before it? We reach a point where there must be nothing originally, or perhaps there was always something… Cool to think about.
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