I remember I watched this in sixth grade. I'm in 11th now I had only watched it once and remembered it years after. this taught me something all the books ever could. I remembered it.
This Is Crazy that he is originator of continental drift hypothesis.Watching this video Im just like, how ?Just how can there be a force that could move the continents.Must be strong.Wow!
No shot, actually sitting in my class with my students. And was kinda tearing up at the end. They were pretty bored for teenagers, would have been weird if they saw me crying, 😂
@7:35 it lists Lindsay Crouse as "Series Researcher". Would that be Lindsay Crouse the actress? (It wouldn't surprise me. I know she has a very accomplished and well-educated background, and probably multiple talents.)
Wasn´t the idea of continental drift originally authored by Abraham Ortelius (Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 1570), and the idea of Plate/Global Tectonics authored by René Descartes (Traité du monde et de la lumière, 1629), centuries before Wegener?
Really cool but the scientists actually found out he didn't have a heart attack he actually just smoked so mutch he could Not really move and he was found in the snow and also that's not how you spell pangaea!😂😂😂
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POV: you're teacher made you go here and there is a chance it was from a google slides
mmhmm
hacker
WTF
YUP
HOW DID YOH KNOW😭
my teacher made me watch it, but at least is was still entertaining
Who's here because of school
u go to bailey?
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Meee!!!! 😒😬
Me😂
This is beautiful and quite informative, I find it crazy that his wife decided to just leave him where he died at.
I watched it in school but I'm rewatching its interesting :)
BEAUTIFUL storytelling
+MsKTMvalley Finally someone on RUclips who has something uplifting and pleasant to comment.
love the art they used to tell the story
I love this since its actually entertaining and i love the music
This is so well done, you are amazing. This really helped me understand Pangea
Very beautiful animation and story, thank you!
We love a good Geography lesson
Really interesting animation!
POV: you’re here bc you’re in virtual learning and your science teacher assigned watching this
How does he know???
yesss
not my science teacher my history teacher
I never new the story of his life. Interesting video.
Creative and informative.
I remember I watched this in sixth grade. I'm in 11th now I had only watched it once and remembered it years after. this taught me something all the books ever could. I remembered it.
This is wonderful!
This Is Crazy that he is originator of continental drift hypothesis.Watching this video Im just like, how ?Just how can there be a force that could move the continents.Must be strong.Wow!
thanks mrs irwin
So inspiring and beautiful
I wish there were captions so I didn't have to rewind over and over again..
right
No shot, actually sitting in my class with my students. And was kinda tearing up at the end. They were pretty bored for teenagers, would have been weird if they saw me crying, 😂
I loved the animation!
Beautiful！
Thanks for the awesome info. :)
beautiful
@7:35 it lists Lindsay Crouse as "Series Researcher". Would that be Lindsay Crouse the actress? (It wouldn't surprise me. I know she has a very accomplished and well-educated background, and probably multiple talents.)
It's refreshing to hear Naomi Oreskes talking about something factual and scientific, rather than her usual magical thinking and unsupported polemics.
lmao that smoke had me *SHOOK*
i like it
That heart attack...where dos you get that from?
True
Wasn´t the idea of continental drift originally authored by Abraham Ortelius
(Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 1570), and the idea of Plate/Global Tectonics
authored by René Descartes (Traité du monde et de la lumière, 1629),
centuries before Wegener?
Where are the closed captions?
I’m here because the video link didn’t work so I had to find it for myself
That is how we become immortal while living in mortal coils.
Who wasn’t paying attention when this video was playing in school but now you have to do a google slide about it
Hil
Really cool but the scientists actually found out he didn't have a heart attack he actually just smoked so mutch he could
Not really move and he was found in the snow and also that's not how you spell pangaea!😂😂😂
@Doggo yes
lol
I thought he died from the blizzard
Atleast that's what my science teacher told us
Anyone here because online school😑✌️
me
me
my teacher put this on today 12 / 9 / 16
My teacher assigned this for distance learning.
Here from school
hi jersey
hello
Here from school DLD :/
fk who is here because of linres (if you know linres you at my school)
not me
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Who here is watching this because their doing virtual school
Me bruhh
me
not me 😱😱😱😱
POV: every teacher sends this
im watchig this a school
ano guys
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ano na umay
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School gang
Can someone explain this video to me :(
f ing science teacher is making me watch this bs
lol same
go study music then you bum or english
dude its not even that bad jeez
this dude dies as an x-man
Any last minutes students here?
wheres grandmas house?
Waaaaah
Hello
Sounds like he was killed 🤔
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#school
I'm not sure the rocks matter , 75-80% is salty water or ice , the ocean stayed the same and the continent's " drifted" , eggactly how sure are you ?
Pangea was 150 million years ago so there is a chance of continents moving apart..
It's a theory, you don't really have to believe it. They don't actually know the history of the Earth, it's their own research and what they know.
The visuals are pretty lame, but the subject matter is interesting.
I thought the same thing.
ur the first comment.Congrats man!
yo no se ingles xD
POV ur teacher made you watch this but it’s actually cool