NEW EVIDENCE: Earth Had Rings (and Might Regain Them)
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Top Comments (10)
Humanity is busy rebuilding Earths rings with satellite and starship debris as we speak 😂
It seems appropriate that an episode calling for engagement is about rings.
I love the idea that a velociraptor with a telescope could have seen the collisions that led to the rings of Saturn xD
Just want to point out that, during the period of Earths history where meteors were falling like crazy, sharks were already doing their thing for 10s of millions of years and have continuously been doing their thing since.
I absolutely love how they supported this hypothesis. Finding crater impacts all around the world and mapping them on a continent from millions of years ago, all to demonstrate that earth may once have had gorgeous rings - it appeals to the Romantic.
Imagine sunsets, with the rings glowing from the light of the sun for hours afterwards. And sunrises, waking you up long before you ever want to.
I've been fascinated with Saturn since i was little. Now I'll be dreaming of a ringed beautiful earth tonight.
Joe's video on a ringed Earth was a lot of fun. He went into a lot of detail with the idea
showing the impact zones after shifting the plates back in time was super satisfying even though I knew we were headed there.
I love when scifi planets have ring systems on inhabited worlds
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Top Comments (10)
Humanity is busy rebuilding Earths rings with satellite and starship debris as we speak 😂
It seems appropriate that an episode calling for engagement is about rings.
I love the idea that a velociraptor with a telescope could have seen the collisions that led to the rings of Saturn xD
Just want to point out that, during the period of Earths history where meteors were falling like crazy, sharks were already doing their thing for 10s of millions of years and have continuously been doing their thing since.
I absolutely love how they supported this hypothesis. Finding crater impacts all around the world and mapping them on a continent from millions of years ago, all to demonstrate that earth may once have had gorgeous rings - it appeals to the Romantic.
Imagine sunsets, with the rings glowing from the light of the sun for hours afterwards. And sunrises, waking you up long before you ever want to.
I've been fascinated with Saturn since i was little. Now I'll be dreaming of a ringed beautiful earth tonight.
Joe's video on a ringed Earth was a lot of fun. He went into a lot of detail with the idea
showing the impact zones after shifting the plates back in time was super satisfying even though I knew we were headed there.
I love when scifi planets have ring systems on inhabited worlds