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The moon basically was a planet that was theia but now it’s a moon cuz theia hit the earth which gave the earth rings of dust and rocks but eventually formed the moon and the impact of theia hitting earth gave it ice and water which made life but that’s off point.

Hawaii was once part of a sunken continent that connected it to Easter Island and close to Japan. There are underwater prehistoric monoliths that get ignored for... The greater good?

Insane that a billionaire owns an island

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00:17 I’m going to bed it late 2 in morning

00:16 moon is leaving us 😭

00:15 Theia gave us life

00:14 when are we going to mars

00:13 moon is bigger than Pluto

00:12 it’s our twin Venus

00:11 I still think there is 9 planets

00:10 we love Saturns rings

00:09 I miss Pluto as a planet :(

00:08 if you got on Venus you will be crushed

00:07 Jupiter is the biggest planet

00:06 My sunshine

00:05 I love earth

00:04 keep watching

00:03 hey

00:02 hi

....wouldnt one of Magellan's ships have "made it back to" Portugal?

Trace the path of the Moon and Charon around the Sun. They are essentially perfect circles, never doubling back on their planet or making a pointed path the way moons do. Along with their size related to the Earth and Pluto compared with the moons in the Solar System, both of them have the same status, the Moon as a planet, and Charon is whatever Pluto is classified as.

How do you manage lighting for both indoor and outdoor shots in a video?

I know it isn't

What an excellent - full of interesting tidbits, well structured, no bait… so good!

That line you showed in your video is also a giant rift valley that for what ever reason stopped forming. The volcanic activity up the gulf of St. Lawrence continues all the way into Manitoba not sure of the time line. Give or take 1 billion years

Who on Earth's Alan Stern anyhow?

breuh they invented hawaii 2?

*WHAT IF... China tried to occupy one of the furthest islands that are US territories?*

9:09, I don't get it, parts of Korea are less than 60km from Japan's Tsushima islands. Mainland Korea is only 180km away from Honshu. How is the Mariana islands closer than Korea?

*There should be no privately owned islands in the United States.* There should be a law that prevents more than 50% of an island be owned by one person/company/dummy corporation.

missing a place hint hint

Thats where they hide and traffick little kids

The northern Canadian lakes known as Great Slave and Great Bear formed early in earth history in the Proterozoic Eon about 2 billion years ago along the Wopmay Origen, an early mountain system along the western margin of a geologic region known as the Slave Province. This originally was a small craton. The Wopmay Origen formed when this craton collided with an island arc after 1.9 billion years ago. The two lakes may have formed as a result of the collision of the Wopmay craton with Archean microcontinents 2 billion to 1.8 billion years in the early formation of the North American continent.

00:00 best part 😊

0:34 just realised you forgot New Zealand on the map. Not agaiiiinn

Don't tell the black fellas, they'll claim Asia.

You completely missed the Moors who crossed the straight to take Spain and Portugal

the great lakes are great, because the people finding america went through them. the other lakes are just lakes.

Ends in New Zealand 😂

waaaaay too quick. not much info... just a quick recap would love to hear more about them with not just more details, but a bit more focus on the battle info and the names. waaaaaaaaaaaay too breif

4:26, tree-kangaroos are also native to northern Queensland

Nicely done! I noticed that you didn't include Guam (which, though considered part of the Mariana Islands, is a territory of its own, separate from the Northern Marianas that you included). Is that because it was not part of the South Seas Mandate or the UN Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands? Certainly that does not seem to be the case, since it's located right there between the other two and is now a US territory. Also, Japan famously occupied Guam during WWII and Guam's annual July celebration of "Liberation Day" (from the Japanese occupation) is always more robust than July 4th US Independence Day (go figure). But I believe Japanese inclusion of Guam (had Japan not lost the war) would have had some serious merits, including the obvious underwater extension of the Ogasawara Ridge it lies on and the certain Japanese development of local agriculture, which America has failed miserably to do, sufficing economic development (and fostering a social license for huge military bases) with monetary handouts. But things are as they are and the geopolitical world can be a scary jungle these days. It just seems like Guam deserves to be a full fledged state of whatever country occupies it, in our universe, the US... Anyway, truly interesting video!

You can surf the Great Lakes. If you can’t surf the other lakes they are not Great Lakes cause they would produce waves otherwise.

Didn’t watch one second of the video but let me answer the question; those aren’t Great Lakes because they’re in Canada. At best they can be very pleasant, unobtrusive, apologetic, mild mannered lakes, but not great.

The answer is easy. They aren’t a part of the United States, so they aren’t great! 🔫🇺🇸🔫

Great info, super speaker, a ton of perfect images... but way too fast. Pausing at any particular image is maddening. You must have worked your butt off to find and compile all your visuals. Please let us appreciate them properly.? 😊 ❤ 🎉

Idk they seem good to me but brand recognition matters a lot these days to be calling them great

Lake Nicaragua isn't in north America, it's in central America