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Life has existed on one planet for about 4 billion years, for all we know. But it might have started right after the Big Bang, when the universe was much stranger and more fantastic than today. A universe that might have allowed life to develop absolutely anywhere. The cosmos might be full of the seeds of life, sleeping in a dead desert, waiting for a few drops of rain to explosively bloom and grow. Tiny and not so tiny aliens might be everywhere.
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As someone who is studying for a PhD in medical genetics, I am simply amazed by this video. Even though evolutionary biology is not my field, my mind was blown by the idea of the universe being warm enough to support life everywhere for millions of years, in the past.
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When I was at university, I went to a talk from a scientist working on the (then proposed, now funded) Titan Dragonfly probe mission. One of her answers from the q&a at the end always stuck with me:
Someone had asked her what kind of guidance systems The landing stage would have to avoid obstacles on the ground. She said they would use existing ground maps and on-board radar to detect large obstacles like boulders and chasms. Smaller obstacles, like trees, would be a lot more difficult to detect and dodge -- "but if we land in a tree," she said, "we win."
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This is the first time the alien-seed-theory actually seemed based in logic and science and wasn't just an 'I dunno' cop-out! Thank so much for explaining it so well
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As a professional plumber of 15 years, I am absolutely astounded by this video. To think that the microbes in toilets and pipes could have originated not in our colons, or even on earth, is nothing short of incredible. Thank you for introducing me to these fascinating concepts
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The idea of primodial microbiotic life soaring through space on comic dust is so terrifying yet so inexplicably amazing
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Kurzgesagt has the 2 sides, the "Look the amazing ways life could actually have started" and the "An alien species has shot a laser to our planet and we dont know till we all die"
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Damn, the way you displayed the early universe seems so cozy and colourful. Skies would've been so beautiful with all these galaxies nearby, neabulae etc. Yes, it would be very hostile as well to us, but beautiful as well. Another amazing video Kurzgesagt! You never fail to amaze me!
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I canβt explain precisely why, but this video felt extremely magical to watch. I donβt know if it was the story of the idea the whole universe couldβve been alive at one point (and maybe still is), the idea that every potential alien civilisation out there has the same roots, or maybe the stunning soundtrack. Great job Kurzgesagt because I really really like this video.
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Even after all these years of watching Kurzgesagt, I still can't believe these amazing little documentaries are completely free for everyone to watch. Everyone really should watch them too.
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I think this year's calendar will be the first guilt-free purchase I've made for myself in the last half year. The entire collection is gorgeous, and I've been a fan of Kurzgesagt for about 8 years now. I bought their first calendar and have been wanting to buy another one since then, but I kept forgetting until it was too late; I'm really excited for this year's =)
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Itβs such a crazy yet simple concept Iβm actually blown away I never thought of it. The universe at one point was really hot and cooled to where itβs at now. Not sure why I never considered the fact that for a period of time the entire universe felt like going outside on planet earth temperature wise. Guess youβre so often reminded of how hostile the universe is that the idea of it being a comfortable temperature is immediately discarded. At least for me anyway
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I am actually mindblown by this idea that life could have formed so early, and essentially 'be everywhere'. It would imply even a teeming universe could have life essentially from the same origin, which I think is truly fascinating
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That's an incredibly beautiful hypothesis. I always felt it was so amazing to look at all life on earth being relatives to each other since we all share common ancestors.
Now, the solution to the life paradox presented here would imply that there are family members of ours out there, in space, possibly all across the universe, as we all origin from the same life seed that first enabled dead molecules to reproduce and spawn the first metabolism.
Since when the whole universe had habitable conditions, there might have been multiple different original seeds, leading to what we could call different dynasties of life, all of which span across large portions of the universe.
I would say, you can't make it up, except some did, haha.
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One of my absolute favourite videos ever!
I just rewatched it, and... WOW!
This video takes you on a journey, explaining everything you need to know a an awesome, precise yet simple way, building of block after another until you can make the most astonishing, well reasoned conclusions!
I must say, I was absolutely blown away.
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It's the first time I hear about the concept of the Goldilocks universe. It absolutely fascinates me. This video (both the visuals and the narrative) is one of the most beautiful works you've made so far.
The fact that content of such astounding quality is available for everyone for free still keeps amazing me. Your project is awesome (it has always been), and contrary to my belief that it could not be done any better, you manage to top yourselves every single time. I can't thank you guys enough for this content, keep it up!!
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the idea of the universe being warm enough to support life in the past really blew my mind and I love it
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These animations are brilliant. These common simple ideas would have been known to most anyone with an interest in science and reading books decades ago and I was worried that as we continually dumb down, read less and lose interest in anything that isn't digitally done for us younger generations would not be as thoughtful about these topics (or anything really) as generations before them, but with brilliant animation like this sparking interest in bigger topic the following generations still have a pretty good chance.
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