Funny he subtly mentions that the diatoms are plants. Diatoms are actually protists belonging to the kingdom of life known as Protista, which is largely different from plants. Plants are multi-cellular. Plant-like protists are often uni-cellular, like these diatoms.
I actually used to enjoy coloring those "oil comes from plants and animals" coloring books in Kidergarden..same ones that had T-Rex standing up like Godzilla with a Caveman standing next to it Geolodist look for plate tectonic or ancient volcamo formations for "oil sign" for a reason..it's abiotic as Tiger feilds 20 miles down in solid granite floor of Earth'/'s crust clearly shows "easy oil" at surface used to be found at shale rich fossil sites thus old hypothises fossils break down to oil
This helps allot with my VERY hard homework about fossil fuels THANKS YOU SO MUCH for uploading this video and that it is very interesting BTW the small plants not the Alger look like mini multi million microphones
Focusing on the limited perspective of post-biosphere formations of the sources (why we call them fossil fuels) poses a number of challenges due to contextual weakness of the argument (and I'm not talking about, "where diatomaceous earth comes from"). As noted by many astrophysical observations, hydrocarbons don't depend on life. I know you cover the physical effects of atmospheric chemical change elsewhere, but the simple focus allows opponents the opportunity to construct strawman arguments.
So it'll change the composition of the atmosphere to something similar to what it was when life was still flourishing and those fuels were first formed. And this is a problem that warrants restricting life-giving energy to billions of human beings for... What reason exactly?
You're missing two key facts: 1) is the environment hundreds of millions of years ago optimal for humans' life NOW? 2) since hundreds of millions of years have passed and trillions of organisms have lived and died since then, adding back all that carbon dioxide back on top of the changes now does not provide the same condition.
Solar energy isn't actually sustainable because you need rare earth elements to be mined. Rare Earth's are (as you can imagine) rare, and so they are difficult to find, and often times found with radioactive elements.
What happens when something dies? It's corpse is consumed until only bones are left. So how do bones turn into oil? Please explain. I don't know where oil comes from but it sure isn't dead dinosaurs.
This statement didn't age well..... we have more oil than ever before but a dopey president that blocked our pipeline projects causing him to beg for more oil from brutal governments despite being energy independent with the previous administration.
Oil is a biproduct of the earths center core, the planet was once a ball of molten elements which separated as the outer crust was cooling and a large part of the elements was water which evaporated forming the atmosphere, natural gas also is produced by the core so may be a more inexhaustible resource,
Wait, so is there a term for the liquid of organisms that have been decomposing for only 1 million years instead of hundreds of millions? How would you differentiate? I have a hard time believing this theory.
If fossil from came from dead plants and animal, it should have all gone by now.... and how these dead dead plants and animal go deeper into the earth? so impossible... i got an idea maybe fossil fuel comes from magma.
My science teacher put this on our online class assignment 🙃😂
Kaitlyn Alexandra same
same ahaha
Same same🙌
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All these comments talkin trash. pssh. Im just tryna do my bio homework
Noah Boock same here
yup
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Same here 😂
they told me to watch this
Me too wtf
...But do "they" know who "they" are?
ikr aha
I’m not a school kid in quarantine. I’m a 29 year old man who was recommended this by UA-cam. But now I feel old and suffering a mid life crisis
thats tuff g😬
is this part of a longer documentary? If so is it on youtube?
I would like to speak to the manager of fossil fuels!1111/1/11!11!1]
I have to do the questions for this from ck12💀
Same, your not alone 😤😤
Same☠☠☠
thanks for the vid, my teacher told me to watch to help me for HW
How do I cite this in APA?
what the hell is going on in these comments? lmao they dont even make sense.
Who else's teacher told them to watch this in online classes🤣🤣
Funny he subtly mentions that the diatoms are plants. Diatoms are actually protists belonging to the kingdom of life known as Protista, which is largely different from plants. Plants are multi-cellular. Plant-like protists are often uni-cellular, like these diatoms.
how long did it take you to google this shit?
i was too lazy to read the whole thing
How is oil unsustainable if it came from animals and plants?
Operation Pravda It forms at a slower pace than at which we use it. This is why it is 'unsustainable' and not a 'finite' resource (like say, gold is).
"Takes millions of years to form, but we are taking them out of the ground in hundreds" simple logic.
what is the full documetery from this video called?
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Random fuckin F16 at the end was random
it runs on fossil fuel~ ah there is the connection~~~~~~
You earned yourself a new subscriber. Great video!
Woooo science class, we love that 🙄
thanks.
The plane at the end made me chuckle 😅
I actually used to enjoy coloring those "oil comes from plants and animals" coloring books in Kidergarden..same ones that had T-Rex standing up like Godzilla with a Caveman standing next to it
Geolodist look for plate tectonic or ancient volcamo formations for "oil sign" for a reason..it's abiotic as Tiger feilds 20 miles down in solid granite floor of Earth'/'s crust clearly shows
"easy oil" at surface used to be found at shale rich fossil sites thus old hypothises fossils break down to oil
All these comments are talking shit about the creator meanwhile I’m trying to do my physics homework 👩🦼
This helps allot with my VERY hard homework about fossil fuels THANKS YOU SO MUCH for uploading this video and that it is very interesting BTW the small plants not the Alger look like mini multi million microphones
Im stuck on question 4 what did you get
@Leandro Paiva Abboud Its a joke i had to watch this for school?
Why the formation of fossil fuels is a very slow process?
fossil fuels are weird
i know
Very useful video.
This vedeo has better qualtiy than the vedeo that was mafe yesterday
but did massive dinosaur fossils become oil too?
No. Not enough time or pressure.
Yes some of them
Thanks!
GEOGRAPHY WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Focusing on the limited perspective of post-biosphere formations of the sources (why we call them fossil fuels) poses a number of challenges due to contextual weakness of the argument (and I'm not talking about, "where diatomaceous earth comes from").
As noted by many astrophysical observations, hydrocarbons don't depend on life. I know you cover the physical effects of atmospheric chemical change elsewhere, but the simple focus allows opponents the opportunity to construct strawman arguments.
So it'll change the composition of the atmosphere to something similar to what it was when life was still flourishing and those fuels were first formed. And this is a problem that warrants restricting life-giving energy to billions of human beings for... What reason exactly?
You're missing two key facts: 1) is the environment hundreds of millions of years ago optimal for humans' life NOW? 2) since hundreds of millions of years have passed and trillions of organisms have lived and died since then, adding back all that carbon dioxide back on top of the changes now does not provide the same condition.
Look up: "fletcher prouty explains invention and use of term fossil fuel"
This is really fantastic
great video
is there a way ( with using sustainable energy like solar ) to recreate this natural process a lot faster? Seems very unlikely but I am not scientist
Solar energy isn't actually sustainable because you need rare earth elements to be mined. Rare Earth's are (as you can imagine) rare, and so they are difficult to find, and often times found with radioactive elements.
Because its all bullshit. It's not true.
if u can figure this out, you’ll be the worlds first trillionaire
good job
Came here wondering if we could emulate this process.
no
Great...
This guy sounds like a King of the Hill character haha great video though
and why cant we create this process but faster.
fossil fuels are weird
hi kody
hi its me
its fossils
We can. This is one of many videos that show how.
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I learned allot of rings
I dont know what you are talking about !?
Pak Yin Lam me too
Yeahnah oil unfortunately isn't running out
well explained movie
yea my thecher also put thes asignmen🙃😂😎
it was the natzi
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why
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Ms McGinty sent me
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Science teacher ahhhhhhhhhhhh
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What happens when something dies? It's corpse is consumed until only bones are left. So how do bones turn into oil? Please explain. I don't know where oil comes from but it sure isn't dead dinosaurs.
It is nearly all gone. Within our life times maybe. But I think that was addressed in the video.
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This statement didn't age well..... we have more oil than ever before but a dopey president that blocked our pipeline projects causing him to beg for more oil from brutal governments despite being energy independent with the previous administration.
Airplane
Nice
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My geography teacher told me to do it 🥲
Same I need help aha
Its not Fossil Fuels, its just Fuels, oil regenerates and is the most abundant liquid on earth after water.
so this proves that earth is NOT 6000 years old, otherwise where the hell did all these fossil fuels come from?
School people unite
Here from online geog
Hello there
You are right.. the are animals and plants still dieing... Oil is abiotic
Oil is a biproduct of the earths center core, the planet was once a ball of molten elements which separated as the outer crust was cooling and a large part of the elements was water which evaporated forming the atmosphere, natural gas also is produced by the core so may be a more inexhaustible resource,
William Gomban Jr. Lol
Why dose the guy in the boat look like the bad guy in green lantern.??
omg yeah
Interesting idea - how does this work in the driest parts of the world IE Saudi, Texas where theres very few life forms to decay?
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Has that part of the world ALWAYS been a desert? millions and millions years ago
Came here because it had a wierd ending
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university of baghdad
Fossil fuel rocks! Let's burn is all
Wait, so is there a term for the liquid of organisms that have been decomposing for only 1 million years instead of hundreds of millions? How would you differentiate? I have a hard time believing this theory.
List of people who came here from online school
Yup lol
Any one else got this in online school
Nice story. Tell us more. Santa, the Easter bunny,
If fossil from came from dead plants and animal, it should have all gone by now.... and how these dead dead plants and animal go deeper into the earth? so impossible... i got an idea maybe fossil fuel comes from magma.
You're afraid....end of story
im a super star
😂
This stuff just appears out of thin air just like the truth about the earth that some people can't accept or they are just uneducated
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Hundreds of million years? Try about 9 months. The Earth is only 6,021 years old.
yeah. earth is obviously 6000 years old
gay
Totally untrue. oil is not fossel derived.
Oil is the second most abundant liquid on the planet
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Blah blah
looool
Higher CO2 levels increase plant growth, more plants means more O2.
boring!
eh not really. Hes giving education
Its amazing how they lie with impunity.
Literally everything is this video is false infomation! Oh dear