How Did Life Begin? (Evolutionary History): Crash Course Biology #16
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- Humans may have been around for a long time, but life has existed for way longer. In this episode of Crash Course Biology, we’ll journey through deep time to uncover the history of life on Earth. We’ll explore the big, game-changing leaps where life diversified, changed, and just plain persisted.
Introduction: How Life Began 0:00
Macroevolution 1:15
RNA & DNA 2:43
The Timeline of Life 3:42
Stromatolites & Fossils 6:03
Dr. Meeman Chang 8:31
Drivers of Macroevolution 10:00
Review & Credits 11:56
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Evolutionary biology is my favorite topic, I love that this series is here!
please tell me you're gonna be back with Crash Course: Entomology, you've been a true delight to learn from so far!
I love crash course so much
I think I've missed a few episodes but this is always still cool to watch new. Thanks to Dr. Sammy and the PBS/Crash Course teams!
Love this course!
Nice episode! Kept my attention the whole entire time.
Love this, very well explained and simplifies complex concepts. You answered the question with sound interweaving of biology, geology and archaeology. So thankful to you and the CrashCourse team!
I'm only saddened I didn't notice this new series sooner! I love this dude!!
Whatever origin has been, I find it quite comforting that conditions and building blocks for building life is actually very common in universe. We might be "the law" not "exception" in universe.
Dr. Sammy, you are awesome! Thank you CrashCourse for this great video!
I love this
Thank you so much!
love this, thank you
Wow! What a great and educational video :)
Great video!
Love this ❤
Your videos are very helpful for me to prepare my exam!!! I think your animation is very good! By the way, can I ask you what software do you use to make this videos?
Thanks!
hey, that’s my avatar at the end there! P4A is always a good time, & as a biologist myself, it means so much that I can make an appearance here while donating to a great cause🥰 yay CC!!!!
That shirt is awesome! Keep up the great work.
The montage of costumes was such a treat; I loved it～❤❤❤
More from this guy, yea!
Dr. Sammy has the best theme song transitions
11:42 Evolution has no goal or plan? Crabs would say otherwise! 🦀
Can you please provide the link of your Crash course app? 'cause the app's not working on my mobile. I don't know about the remaining mobiles but It's not working on my mobile.
So, Please provide me the link of it and I'm excited for the upcoming videos on CrashCourse.
Thank you.
Great start. Unfortunately the shirt made me think you were wearing lederhosen, so i kept expecting you to jump on the table and polka, so i listened more than i watched. I guess thats just how my brain works.
I like to think seafoam helped make life.
Dey play!😂
Just dey play!😂
4.6 billion years later look how we evolved. 👌 👏 WOW
i really wonder what humans will look like in a million years... if we even make it that far lol
The more we learn about the complexity of cells, along with the seemingly impossible difficulty of even beginning to create the building blocks of a cell in the ideal conditions of a lab, demonstrates that a lack of knowledge does not hinder people from explaining things about which no one yet understands.
My problem with this video or course is the skipping of earth's collision with another large body, which formed a larger earth and blasted material out which eventually would become the moon. This collision is critical. Life on earth is adapted to the moon phases and you don't get there overnight. That alone is a billion or so years of evolution.
This also requires the explanation of how after a blast of two planets colliding which would superheat everything once again and evaporate almost all the water on earth, how water gets BACK to the earth.
This is about 2 minutes of discussion. It shouldn't have been skipped
Can you clarify the correct term - is it “gone extinct” or “become extinct “ more correct?
Weird not seeing Hank but nice to have a refreshing setting. Also, first!
If life began this way, can new life begin this way today?
Educational videos like this also hold a mirror up to debunk religious "creator" theories about the existence of species.
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How irresponsible of you to say that the dinosaurs went extinct without throwing a "nonavian" in there. Down with paraphyly!
Doesn't seem to play past 2:51
Nevermind, started to play again.
The origin of life is one of the subjects I'm most curious about, it's so crazy to think how can something dead become alive
At least we know it didn't happen by "God Said" and poof!
Insects are cool but I like WORMS
Worms are great
Crash Course do you think the darkness of space will overcome the lights from suns and planets ?
How did the earth get there 🤔
So you start with a universe, then big bang, cool off, stars, supernova for heavier elements, some of those elements are liquids and solids unlike hydrogen and helium at these temperatures since the big bang, and you have planets like earth.
It's a wonderfully poetic realization that we (and everything else in this planet) are made of star stuff.
Hope this helps!
Stardust and gravity ;)
we know how planets form. You can look it up yourself :)
You want to watch ANOTHER series. I'd suggest History of the Universe or things of that nature.
Minds that try to solve are better than minds that accept fantasy as the answer for everything.
God whispered it into existence, magically.
Age of the planet is a scientific guess subject to huge swings in time. We keep standardizing things to explain and then are surprised to learn of great variation to our standard estimate. Why can’t we just say we don’t know but here is a non binding possibility?
One huge consequential mistake....
When you are in higher studies,there is so much disagreement among the academics
funny animation
well, so much for adam and eve...
Neat I am first to comment.
First Comment 😇
Humans are last minute 😅
Is Doctor Sammy a real doctor?
yes. PhD from University of Maryland. Don't be lazy.
Sammy has a Ph.D in entomology. Not a doctor doctor
Yes.
Yes, he is. He has PhD in entomology.
how are you this smart????
Footage not found 😂😂😂😂😂😂
No one knows how the world started and I guess no one will know how it ends right???
FIRST 🥇
Thank you God for creating such an elegant well fine-tunned univers
I want to help keep crash course free forever for everyone but if I join patreon crahs course is no longer free for me as I'm now paying for it and I'm part of everyone
But you take part in making free for those who can not afford to give money. You are, in a sense, being selfless to help others who learn a lot from these videos
كُنْ فَيَكُونُ
Very altruistic UA-cam channel
Should be: how we think life began.
No. How we KNOW life began. This is what we've found given the evidence.
There's no room for doubt with such a sensitive topic
Yes of course. Any discussion that goes back a few billion years is theory, and sometimes it's not even established theory (assuming you understand what the definition is for "theory" in the world of science).
As we learn more and more, we establish more theory. Theory is never FACT. That's the nature of science. When YOU are watching a scientific based video this is implied and a narrator is never going to keep saying "we think". It's up to the viewer to understand the concept of science.
How did life begin?
The creator went...
Poof! 🐂
Poof! 🦙
Poof! 🦃
Etc......
great we have a sense of how animals change, and even began. but why? that is an answer current science it too stubborn to answer.
There's the causal "why" and the purpose "why."
The scientific method isn't designed for determining the purpose of something, but it is incredibly effective at determining the conditions that result in a repeatable effect.
Science has been used to understand the chemistry that builds proteins and the proteins that build DNA and the DNA that builds cells. It is incredibly well understood the causal "why" life exists.
If you want to know the purpose of "why" life exists, science never promised that.
There is no why. Life perpetuates itself because that is what it does. It requires no purpose
Science isn't interested in 'why', only in the 'how'.
One species becoming another species.... never happened, never proved
Holy Lord God from heaven 🙌 thank you for using your energy to create life so perfectly splendid ✨️ 🙌 💖
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
So goes the theory! Not an established fact.
Maybe Google the the definition of a scientific theory..
Theories are the explanation of established facts. The one with the least amount of assumptions made and can be vertified in experiments is usually deemed the correct one. If you can't test a theory or make predictions with it, it's not really useful and deemed wrong.
Theory not always means hypothesis.
No, no, it's a fact. It's the best, most provable version we've got thus far.
English Oxford Dictionary. Theory sense 1 through experimentation and observation excepted as the known FACTS !!
In the beginning God created the earth- maybe when He spoke, there was a Big Bang or something along with it. But He did speak! Amen
Who set the rules of the combination and effects of atoms? Who set the rules for the atom itself to exist? God.
Read Quran people
1 & 88!