The video chronicles the history of the universe and Earth, starting from the Big Bang approximately 13.7 billion years ago. The narrative touches on significant events like the formation of galaxies, planets, the emergence and extinction of dinosaurs, the rise of mammals, and the evolution of humans. It emphasizes the importance of various milestones, such as the development of agriculture, the industrial revolution, and advancements in technology and science leading up to the present day in 2019. The video suggests that while humans have achieved much in a short span compared to other species, our journey in the universe is still ongoing, and there's more to explore and discover.
1. The video begins discussing the origin of the universe and the planet Earth.
2. It starts approximately 13 billion years ago when there was nothing but pitch black, infinite empty darkness.
3. Suddenly, a massive explosion occurred, which is referred to as the Big Bang.
4. This explosion led to the formation of the universe and our galaxy, the Milky Way.
5. The universe was very hot and dense, and then a large explosion, known as the Big Bang, happened.
6. The Big Bang gave rise to space and time, marking the beginning of everything that exists, including the Milky Way and our galaxy.
7. The Milky Way emerged about 1 or 2 million years after the Big Bang.
8. The universe was almost 9 billion years old when a new star appeared, our Sun.
9. The Sun lived surrounded only by dust and various rocks that wandered through space colliding around it.
10. These collisions formed several planets and one special one, Earth.
11. Earth was created about 6 billion years ago and spent almost a billion years just on fire.
12. After its creation, Earth underwent a period of about 7 billion years of pure evolution.
13. Earth was very different in the beginning and had nothing to do with today's Earth.
14. After Earth was created, it spent almost a billion years just on fire.
15. Earth was as if it were a gigantic ball of fire with its surface completely covered by boiling magma.
16. The Earth at that time looked more like hell than our side.
17. The Earth was hit by a storm and meteor, which was being bombarded by thousands of meteors.
18. Instead of destroying the Earth, these meteors brought something that could give rise to life on Earth.
19. The first forms of life emerged on Earth around 3.9 million years ago.
20. The first living beings on Earth were not yet anything special but the so-called stromatolites were alive.
21. Stromatolites were formed by various microorganisms and were the first inhabitants on our planet.
22. For about 2 billion years, stromatolites lived and produced oxygen, which is one of the vital elements for life on our planet.
23. The day was already lasting around 16 hours and the Earth's crust began to divide into huge plates.
24. The Earth was changing for a long time until 650 million years ago when the temperature began to drop brutally.
25. The first invertebrate animals began to appear after 250 million years of evolution.
26. Around 520 million years ago, the first vertebrate animals appeared.
27. The oceans began to flourish giving life to animals and plants, and terrestrial life outside the water only emerged 420 million years ago.
28. The first beings were plants and terrestrial life.
29. Around 400 million years ago, the first things began to form on Earth, including small vegetation.
30. The level of oxygen in the air is already very similar to today.
31. Around 375 million years ago, the first animal that could live outside the water appeared.
32. Around 250 million years ago, giant reptiles appeared.
33. Around 230 million years ago, a huge species appeared that repopulated the Earth.
34. The creatures that populated the Earth again were the famous dinosaurs.
35. The dinosaurs dominated our planet for around 165 million years.
36. A gigantic meteor hit the Earth about 65 million years ago, causing the extinction of the dinosaurs.
37. Around 63 million years ago, the first placental mammals began to emerge.
38. Around 6 million years ago, the hominid chimpanzee diverged from a common ancestor.
39. These hominids began to walk less and less hunched over, they learned to stand upright and walk on their feet.
40. Around 4 million years ago, these hominids began to dominate fire.
41. Around 70 thousand years ago, this species evolved into Homo sapiens.
42. Around 11 thousand years ago, Homo sapiens began to develop agriculture.
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