@@burtan2000 They're places for floodwater runoff. Miami, and most of Southern Florida, has a real problem with drainage. What with having the Everglades on one side and the Atlantic on the other, water has to settle somewhere, especially during the rainy season. Sometimes it will take several days for the water to drain from a storm, so there are tons of canals and retention ponds that have been built to help alleviate the problem, but it's really just a band-aid on a bullet wound. Unless you were being sarcastic.
Why do you have small amount of likes?? Hate replys be like: Honestly your comment is not worthy of likes because your just saying "I cant imagine the future" but you're popular kinda unfair to me but thats how it works, Im not jealous by the way im just telling the truth (I dont know if "truth" is the right word to say). Or Why are you everywhere its getting annoying!!!
@@ericsandrade You just had to push your agenda didn't you? Even though this video is about urban areas. And are you aware that most of a farm are the crops, what are you gonna eat then?
Its over population man, there's nothing to do except wait until the first humans go to space and encounter another habitable planet far far away in our solar system
@@FannomacritaireSuomi humans were always living in equilibrium with the nature. the equilibrium got disturbed due to rapid industrialization and population growth and I expect it to reach equilibrium within 2 centuries unless we figured out means to extract resources from other planets and it further disturbs the equilibrium.
It shouldn't mean destroying and polluting the environment, a wide range of methods for true coexistence with the natural world already exist (we have agricultural methods on both plant and animal sides that replicate natural habitats and benefit wildlife, a ridiculous amount of renewable resources just waiting to be used on a larger scale, and a wide selection of buildings and structures that can be built in a way that has little to no negative impact on the natural world), but it is cheaper to use the destructive alternatives, and we built our economy around said destruction for some stupid reason, so most people will go for the inefficient and careless expansionism. The fact that so many people would rather find a new world to mess up instead of just playing nice with the biosphere we already have is baffling.
It’s even we are listened by all around the clock: I often made this experience- I talk to my family about a topic, let’s say Barbra Streisand, and when I take my iPad to look something up on her, after entering only „Ba...“ or „Bar...“ the top suggestion is already ˋBarbra Streisandˋ 😮 It could be millions of other words, beginning with Ba(r), but my iPas knows, what I‘m looking for- and that happens regularly. They must be listening to us....
well, its not like we can do anything about it, overpopulation and stuff, its not like we can kill people to solve it, it would cause the worlds biggest revolution if that happens
@@noonesuspicious1423 Earth has more than enough resources to support many times our current population. All we need is a very effective supply chains, so nothing goes to waste.
To everyone saying that urban expansion makes us look like an infestation, only around 1% of the earth's surface is urban area. These areas are incredibly small compared to the vast amount of natural area that has been lost to agriculture, particularly for more wasteful uses such as ranching. 50% of the habitable area of the earth is agriculture. Of that 50%, 77% is ranching. Ranching makes only 18% of the global calorie supply. This is the land use you need to be concerned about.
You don't even need to be concerned about that if you understand that over the past centuries, we have been able to increase the agricultural yield by thousands of percent. It's not much about the space we have, but what we do with it. In very poor countries the majority of the population works in agriculture. In the richest countries, only 2 or 3 percent of the population does. This is the core of human development: innovation in crops and techniques to get the best outcome and the least hazard risk when the harvest comes around. And there are still so many challenges to overcome, meat consumption is certainly one of them as it increase rapidly and it also represents a significant share of the co2 emissions.
@@amerikanenglanti Not arguing, but what should our meals look like? I eat red meat 3-4 times a week. It ain’t healthy. What’s your plan? I really am interested.
Such a sad sight. Honored to actually get to see the destruction from this angle. But inch by inch we will exploit the only planet we have, like the invasive species we are.
The comments on this type of videos is always funny, there's always someone saying something like "human bad" but most of the time these people live in the biggest cities in the world and have a whole life standard of consuming products and services that are the reason for deforestation and they can't live without it. *Meanwhile, me, who lives in the most environmentally preserved state(also one of the poorest) in Brazil, literally in the rainforest:* wtf bruh? stfu...
There are millions of hectares of forests covering roughly half the planet. Farms are designed to produce things we eat. That's what they do, that's why they exist. You can trust me, I live on a farm surrounded by forests. I'm literally looking at them right now out my window.
they better have some more children.. and vote for more free shit.. wouldnt hurt to throw a brick through the windows of the few businesses that are there. Seems to be working for them.
African cities, like Kumasi, Ghana and Kampala, Uganda, are also fascinating to see evolve from satellite view due to their rapid growth, though it's terrifying seeing the dirt roads and slums sprawling like crazy and not being prioritized for improvement by the government.
Beautiful. Long live humanity and development! I hope we may be able to recover the side effects and damage to the planet soon too, I believe in our capacity. Such fast advancement shows.
I wonder how many people on 2021 got recommended this video
So many I think
Yeah
Yup
Me right now
me
It's like some bacteria eating greenery vegetables
This kinda describes it figuratively aswell
we are bacteria
@@electronium6378 and the vegetables is the earth
Every 60 Seconds In Africa, A Minute Passes.
@@Night_Raptor_5991 together we can stop this
I'm just surprised that the cameraman could take all those photos without moving for years
Satellite photos
@@horseshit1503 Something just flew over your head
@@q_q123 nice one incoporated a joke in an idiot i like it
@@horseshit1503 woosh
Idiot it's photo from satellite. Do you think I can't tell that🙂
Quarantine will actually get me to watch anything on RUclips
Hii
🤣🤣🤣🤣😍😍. True for many
Yup. Nice to meet you strangers
U should watch the string channel
Esta bien, tu va estar menos idiota
Those are massive quarries in miami
hey twiistz. im suprised to see you here, lol. i watched you a bit before. still making minecraft videos? edit: yes you are
Quarries? Dig a few feet down and it's brackish groundwater. I believe you tho bc what else could they be
@@burtan2000 Yeah they are limestone quarries.
@@burtan2000 They're places for floodwater runoff. Miami, and most of Southern Florida, has a real problem with drainage. What with having the Everglades on one side and the Atlantic on the other, water has to settle somewhere, especially during the rainy season. Sometimes it will take several days for the water to drain from a storm, so there are tons of canals and retention ponds that have been built to help alleviate the problem, but it's really just a band-aid on a bullet wound.
Unless you were being sarcastic.
You are brainedead
I can't imagine the future...
yep.
It would be either severe or just another one of those years.
Why do you have small amount of likes??
Hate replys be like:
Honestly your comment is not worthy of likes because your just saying "I cant imagine the future" but you're popular kinda unfair to me but thats how it works, Im not jealous by the way im just telling the truth (I dont know if "truth" is the right word to say). Or
Why are you everywhere its getting annoying!!!
@@seaoggo9574 look at the comment posted time
Awak lagi
Earth has joined the Coruscant Challenge
Lol
This is where the fun begins
hahah 66 likes
Lol
**Star Wars**
We seem like ants digging tunnels from above
So true
No city can out-city our glorious Pyongyang
beautiful metro, military parades, a captured US spy ship, and monuments galore
*I’m watching you Kim.*
and stick-shaped people
Supreme Leader !!!!!!
NK propaganda so sketchy lately this could be real
Only city in North Korea with lights at night, a tourist mecca to be sure.
Alternative Title: Decreasing Forest Area
rip coco🍉 :'(
Oh well 🤷🏾♂️
Just imagine what it will be like in the future
Desert countries: What is a forest area?
@@Saeyvear lol not bad
These videos are so disturbing but cool at the same time
Why disturbing
@@dipie197 Because someday there will not be any places left for wildlife, crops, etc.
@@bosertheropode5443 There will always be room for crops, but not for wildlife.
@@darkefoxxcreations Dont you Think this isnt a problem? We humans need a healthy enviroment to survive
@Andrei Slavikov Bruh why do you have a hakenkreuz as your profilepick but your name is clearly slavic
0:11 When you didn’t stick your phone protector well
Bruh
@@Pristya21OwO ? what
@@TheRealFiveName The harbor looks like the cracks that happen on the edge of a phone screen when it is not put on properly or gets damaged enough.
@@imlivingunderyourbed7845 ohhhh
I went there alot
Alternate title: timelapse of human destruction on earth
CERTIFIED 5HEAD MOMENT
Good one
oh fuck off.
@@SwitchTvAr the dude deserves some claps cmon 👏
If you dislike urban expansion, then maybe you can go live outside.
Ngl, the timelapses make it look like cancer development
And so it is
this is exactly what i have thought at first glance.
Humans after finding out that banging two rocks together creates fire: *yo that's cool, not gonna' lie*
Lit*
@@theemperor-wh40k18 i see what you did there
@@theemperor-wh40k18 I see what you did there too
@@theemperor-wh40k18 i see what you did there too too
@@theemperor-wh40k18 I see what you did there too too too
Its like a cancer cell sucking up all the life it touches, how sad
i Know!
alternate title: Cities skylines timelapse in real life
no
@@gaoelnlaojehc8913 yes
YES
@@3km143 no
Yes
More like... Time lapse of deforestation.
Middle east are the ones doing it correct lol all they did is dig some sand
Quiet your fucking whining or go live in a cave
Funny that you mention it. There is really a category called deforestation on the Google Earth Timelapse site, Brazil specifically.
Oh well 🤷🏾♂️
Yet you use the products of industrialization and globalization
I don't know but this makes me sad, all the nature is just gone
yea kinda makes me sad as well
where tf do u expext ppl to live
Go vegan. Or at least eat less meat. I’m not vegan myself but I’m thinking about it. Way less trees have to be cut down for us to buil farms.
@@star9ine276 that's a point, but i mean we are just not carful with our planet, we just think normal that we can live here
@@ericsandrade You just had to push your agenda didn't you? Even though this video is about urban areas. And are you aware that most of a farm are the crops, what are you gonna eat then?
Would be fun if expanding the human territory didn't mean destroying and polluting the environment.
I mean is part of the development. Soon we will figure it out.
Its over population man, there's nothing to do except wait until the first humans go to space and encounter another habitable planet far far away in our solar system
@@TheOneEyedMac And destroy that planet too. Also, I don't think that's ever gonna happen.
@@FannomacritaireSuomi humans were always living in equilibrium with the nature. the equilibrium got disturbed due to rapid industrialization and population growth and I expect it to reach equilibrium within 2 centuries unless we figured out means to extract resources from other planets and it further disturbs the equilibrium.
It shouldn't mean destroying and polluting the environment, a wide range of methods for true coexistence with the natural world already exist (we have agricultural methods on both plant and animal sides that replicate natural habitats and benefit wildlife, a ridiculous amount of renewable resources just waiting to be used on a larger scale, and a wide selection of buildings and structures that can be built in a way that has little to no negative impact on the natural world), but it is cheaper to use the destructive alternatives, and we built our economy around said destruction for some stupid reason, so most people will go for the inefficient and careless expansionism.
The fact that so many people would rather find a new world to mess up instead of just playing nice with the biosphere we already have is baffling.
It’s kinda funny how I’m learning about urban sprawl in geography right now and I got recommended this
If you were watching other videos about the same topic, the mighty RUclips algorithm is programmed to recommend you more of them.
They watching you
I think Google has found the pattern of how I think. It has come to a point where I get recommended things I think before searching for them
@@smileyfacegr6691 Same
It’s even we are listened by all around the clock: I often made this experience-
I talk to my family about a topic, let’s say Barbra Streisand, and when I take my iPad to look something up on her, after entering only „Ba...“ or „Bar...“ the top suggestion is already ˋBarbra Streisandˋ 😮
It could be millions of other words, beginning with Ba(r), but my iPas knows, what I‘m looking for- and that happens regularly. They must be listening to us....
0:00 Brasília, Brazil. Yeah, it's a plane 🗿
My Brasília!
Mds nem notei que era Brasília
@@teacoffee42 Sim porra como que ia tirar foto de satélite em 1955
@@kola3758 so usar uma máquina do tempo, todos sabem que o Google já tem kkk
My home city :-)
Oh, that music that everyone on RUclips uses...
Can anyone say the name of the music being played?
Hey what’s the song
Exactly
@@generalkenobi5173 Marathon - Senpai Ru
Marathon - Senpai Ru
@@juliiian1 omg you are the best. Omg i love you. Kiss me have my babies.
We're like termites and earth was a big wood.
well, its not like we can do anything about it, overpopulation and stuff, its not like we can kill people to solve it, it would cause the worlds biggest revolution if that happens
@@noonesuspicious1423 nah... It's all natural. We are able grow this far beacuse we are the greatest species of anima of planet earth.
@@noonesuspicious1423 Less than about overpopulation, more like lack of management and severe corruption
@@noonesuspicious1423 Earth has more than enough resources to support many times our current population. All we need is a very effective supply chains, so nothing goes to waste.
@@noonesuspicious1423
Or we can just 'pull out'.
0:06 Cancun❤️México🇲🇽🌮
Que bueno que la zona costera aún sigue intacta 💖💖.
From italy🇮🇹🍕❤🇲🇽🌮🌯
From the United States! 🇺🇸
Ok.
Too bad every Mexican lives in the USA
I think it's even more crazy to see small towns becoming big cities out of no where
plot twist: "Earth is showing the other planets how the H-Virus is spreading on her skin".
0:34 VICE CITY!!!
Isn't Vice City Las Vegas?
Yes
@@curple3 bruh
@@curple3 no
@@potatopotatoproductions9087 Oh, my bad, what was the title of Las Vegas then?
Love Ha Long city so much . Before it was a polluted coal mine, now they er renovated it into a tourist city
To everyone saying that urban expansion makes us look like an infestation, only around 1% of the earth's surface is urban area. These areas are incredibly small compared to the vast amount of natural area that has been lost to agriculture, particularly for more wasteful uses such as ranching. 50% of the habitable area of the earth is agriculture. Of that 50%, 77% is ranching. Ranching makes only 18% of the global calorie supply. This is the land use you need to be concerned about.
You don't even need to be concerned about that if you understand that over the past centuries, we have been able to increase the agricultural yield by thousands of percent. It's not much about the space we have, but what we do with it. In very poor countries the majority of the population works in agriculture. In the richest countries, only 2 or 3 percent of the population does. This is the core of human development: innovation in crops and techniques to get the best outcome and the least hazard risk when the harvest comes around.
And there are still so many challenges to overcome, meat consumption is certainly one of them as it increase rapidly and it also represents a significant share of the co2 emissions.
Let me guess- you are vegan
@@Ardour_of_A_Leopard nope, I love meat. I just don't think we need to have red meat at every meal
@@amerikanenglanti I think that too. 👍
@@amerikanenglanti Not arguing, but what should our meals look like? I eat red meat 3-4 times a week. It ain’t healthy. What’s your plan? I really am interested.
When you press fast forward button in SimCity
Me not finding India-
My disappointment is immeasurable & my day is ruined.
Our country got no hope 🤧🤧🤧🤧
@@jsisdhsu6913 yess
show me satisfying.
I said, SATYSFYING.
*shows this*
Perfection.
T f
You grammar is far from perfect dude tf
@@gld3n711 Wondering who asked
*Can you* show me satisfying
I said, *SATISFYING*.
*Shows this*
Perfection.
@@jhonereyandales7963 You are also wrong, the correct is "Can you show me SOMETHING satisfying?"
2020 & 2021: Google earth is so scary
Finally kuwait 🇰🇼 :D
Yeah
ooh yeas
It looks like cancer cells are growing on Earth. I feel bitter.
Bitter is another word for stupid?
@@frankstrawnation Taste bitter
@@frankstrawnation I think the word you're looking for is "Frank."
RIP public-research Microsoft satellite files. they went all the way back to the 80s or so and were crisp af
They had to update every minute lmao
0:00 Brasília - Brazil
i thought it is brasilia of purgatory
@@SURAJ-pd3ub why?
@@jacaredalacroste3931 u play ff
@@SURAJ-pd3ub Oh i not play, but I understood now.
I could watch these videos for days. Amazing/disturbing to watch human expansion and the evolution of the planet.
Fiquei só na expectativa de ver o timelapse de Brasília depois de terem mostrado ela na abertura
Its like fungus spreading on a surface. Well, to be honest its true..
please rename the video to "cancer growing timelapse"
Such a sad sight. Honored to actually get to see the destruction from this angle. But inch by inch we will exploit the only planet we have, like the invasive species we are.
Only planet, for now.
I'm no tree hugger, but it makes me sad how everything sort of looks brown and grey now 😕
@Andrew Gan yeah, because nature isn't holding our planet alive huh? Do you even understand how this planet works?
@Andrew Gan and why not?
It's called winter.
@@sid2112 I think it's mostly deforestation, but yes, trees do tend to lose leaves in the winter.
@Andrew Gan i figured as much bc you have a steam punk pfp 🤪
Looks like cancer..
Plot twist: It's just some bacteria eating leaves.
Yeni Halleri Daha Güzel Geldi bana Eski Halleri ıssız.
Humans, try not to destroy Earth challenge
In this scale we do actually look like ants.
Not even ants , were more than a bacterial
@@sammygaming1635 bacteria dig holes?
@@nonamechannl compare yourself by what's beyond the universe lmao 🤣 well what are were 😂
@@sammygaming1635 but hes talking about hole digging not size
I guest thanos was right
Guest?
@@daify4908 He's guesting the "Thanos was right" show
impressed to see google in late 80's
Didn't anyone noticed that how many trees were cut😔
That’s terrifying
What we have learned?
Buy land a mile outside the city...and wait.
I like how the image quality won't even change in years
Same!
I mean you can always take the ladder out of the shed and go to try change the camera
@@abriannaaguilera2123 thats one tall ladder you got in your shed
Because you’re watching from very far away, if you get closer you can clearly see the difference (software is Google earth pro)
The comments on this type of videos is always funny, there's always someone saying something like "human bad" but most of the time these people live in the biggest cities in the world and have a whole life standard of consuming products and services that are the reason for deforestation and they can't live without it.
*Meanwhile, me, who lives in the most environmentally preserved state(also one of the poorest) in Brazil, literally in the rainforest:* wtf bruh? stfu...
wait! Were satellites taking photos of earth from 1990s????
What's this music? It's amazing
Idk....but i like this music:)
Nobody:
The ants in my backyard:
Wow cities skylines 2 looks amazing
especially at 0:15, now thats the beginning
And here flat earthers say the photos were from towers, there's no such thing as satellite. Well, makes sense... not
Humanity will pay cost of it, sorry but the payment is already in procees.
who else got this video in their recommended out of no where
Alternative title: THE DISEASE OF EARTH.
Been toying with this application for over 10 years now, honestly doesn’t get old
This scares me more than anything.
Not gonna lie I was waiting for a "we are the
Real virus " bullshit in the comments
الخيران 🇰🇼
Ayeee kuwait
Is there any apps for Google Earth time lapse.
IDK
Imagine yourself being the reason for overpopulation.
So a satellite has been sitting there taking pictures of everything since 1984 ?
This makes me super sad
0:01 Brasília-DF 🌎😍🇧🇷
e é é?
I loved to see my city in Intro.
As you can see, that's have a form of a ariplane. I LOVE YOU, BRASÍLIA ♥
Caracas eu moro em brasília e eu nao sabia que o google earth ia tira foto e mostra aqui ._.
Cities: Skylines be like
infection is gradually increasing.... on our mother land
Shivaji the boss
Unfortunatly we dont plant trees!!!
I do! And I bet you do too
Mr Beast be like : HUH?
I have a mixing feelings about this...its good, its bad...
Human : Damn fungus all over my bread
Earth : Damn humans all over my crust
Wecome to the another episode of "Why is this in my recommended?"
We ate up the forests
Now we are eating up farms
Learn to live without food
"learn to live without food"
Ok, try to live without it first, then teach us how should we do
There are millions of hectares of forests covering roughly half the planet. Farms are designed to produce things we eat. That's what they do, that's why they exist. You can trust me, I live on a farm surrounded by forests. I'm literally looking at them right now out my window.
@@sid2112 thanks
I was so scared
We are the Fungus of earth 😂
Now let’s see Detroit
Literally stays the same and some buildings get taken down
@Land Lord can’t take a breath in detroit
Got a mate who lives there - thats f*ck'in true man! LOL :D
they better have some more children.. and vote for more free shit.. wouldnt hurt to throw a brick through the windows of the few businesses that are there. Seems to be working for them.
Go!
nah, I checked on Google earth for Detroit and it was plain nothingness. Guess we can't have shit in Detroit.
classic... we are F*%$!N' doomed i tells ya.... DOOMED
Its seems like a expansion of bacterial infection in mothers earth.
You’re basically making me watch the killing of my lifestyle. More civilization means more people, more people, more problems.
And corona will reduce the number of people so the problems are in check
Earth: I want to play that in reverse
0:11
احم
after sun corona, and human corona, here is some earth corona footage lul
Just like a mold infestation on a piece of bread.
Chonqing has grown more in ~30 years than my hometown has since the Dutch colonization 300+ years ago
"Mother Earth wants to say something..."
Mother Earth will be here a lot longer than us idiots. She'll reclaim what she lost, hopefully. Be a while though.
@@jillm1044 Dream on.
African cities, like Kumasi, Ghana and Kampala, Uganda, are also fascinating to see evolve from satellite view due to their rapid growth, though it's terrifying seeing the dirt roads and slums sprawling like crazy and not being prioritized for improvement by the government.
Mother Earth is dying... And this happening SO FAST!
Quiet your fucking whining or go live in a cave
Title should be called as animal's habitats destruction
Beautiful. Long live humanity and development! I hope we may be able to recover the side effects and damage to the planet soon too, I believe in our capacity. Such fast advancement shows.