Views : 459,201
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Apr 22, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.953 (118/9,975 LTDR)
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Geologist here, I absolutely love this channel and its really great footage.
One mistake I'd point out tho is that hydrothermal vents are not found near convergent plate boundaries, they're found in divergent plate boundaries.
See : the divergence is caused by crustal thinning near Medio oceanic ridges, this cause a very high geothermal gradient that allow hot fluids to form in the oceanic crust.
Convergent plate boundaries, aka subduction zones and collision zones are generally lower geothermal gradient
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Finding high quality documentaries about nature, especially the ocean, Is a tall order more often than not, so the accidental (and serendipitous) discovery of this channel was like manna from the heavens. I can't tell you how much I appreciate and respect the time and effort you expend putting these videos together, as well as your willingness to share them. Always looking forward to the next installation.
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I'm so happy the algorithm blessed me with this video! I did a school project on hydrothermal vents around 2007 and found it to be fascinating but incredibly frustrating as there was very little information available. I could tell there was a beautiful story there, but I was unable to see how it all fit together and ultimately I was unsatisfied with the story I presented in my project. Watching this video is like a dream come true. Impossibly satisfying. Thank you for telling this story in such a beautiful way.
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This video was so amazing, but then again I love all of your videos! I am particularly fascinated with deep sea vents. I think they're my favorite deep sea environment to learn about. I remember watching a documentary about them when I was young, back in the late 70s or early 80s and they were a brand new discovery. I think that was the first time I really understood how much we still have to learn about our planet. Thank you for your amazing and entertaining work!
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It's absolutely remarkable what images the technology of today can get us. Just imagine, decades ago people would have a hard time to even imagine what the depths of the ocean or the surface of other planets in out solar system looked like, and today any average Joe can look up pictures or videos of either. Truly amazing...
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Just wanted to say that of all the many many nature channels I follow, I think you've managed to become my favorite over the past few years. The quality (and relevance) of the 4k footage paired with the perfect background music and soothing narration serves as an excellent medium for your delivery of fascinating concepts and explanations of life we may never get to experience in person. Personally, my favorite videos of yours are the phylum and biome overviews, but I still watch everything because it's all top tier content. Love your channel man, I look forward to seeing your journey and learning tons more about ocean life!!
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A number of my students have asked about the possibility of life on other planet, and I've tried to get across the idea that it's likely to exist in our solar system with water oceans being confirmed on at least 2 moons (europa and encelidus). I've been looking for a video like this to help with explaining chemosynthetic life, so thank you for putting this out
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2 years ago
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