Our Blue Planet

[AutoLineDaily]

But how did the dinosaurs die out, and humans continued ??????

[xMrBubblezz]

@AutoLineDaily LOL humans were never even around the time of dinosaurs

[BandWagon1987]

When a television station can't even et the grammar right in the description, I have little hope for the content.

[ThePriVaTe1024]

what a load of shit!!!!!!!

[Potts132]

@ThePriVaTe1024 Their intelligence > Your intelligence

[ThePriVaTe1024]

@Potts132 yeah if you believe water was placed on the earth through meteors and comets, then ure intelligence most probably pawns mine hey :?

[Potts132]

@ThePriVaTe1024 Well no through comets partly. H2O can form naturally but comets hits all the time and they carry thousands of tones of water which in turn turn to gas after the impact and then return to a liquid state. Its better then thinking a magic man snapped his fingers and made everything.

[RobertHartlepool]

I think the idea that the development of any form of technology requires dry land may well be erroneous. The development and function of our technology requires land, though other forms of technology may develop in a way as varied as other possible lifeforms, and in ways far beyond the constraints of human imagination.

[Steerway213]

LOL thtas so bull shit.

[piastudio]

Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened. Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.(Romans 1:21)

[jeromemayle99]

I like how scientists bash religion about making up shit, then proceed to make up shit. I watched this and was like..Really?

[Potts132]

@jeromemayle99 Nope, they say Religion has no proof to back it up then use a methodology know as Science (which has a pretty good track record) to try and find out a more logical truth within the bounds of the universe. This is a plausible reason for water, comets hit us all the time

[holyknight70]

@jeromemayle99

only difference, is a lot of religions do just that, make shit up, but there suppose to be some kind of deep down meaning to it. Just like science create theories to better help us understand our world. Both can and has been used for both the greater bad, and to  lesser extent with one of them....the greater good, but both sides have been extremely radical to the other.

[traceurpaul]

its fascinating to think that we're probably not the only forms of life O_o

[MrConnerdanger]

@RaTionaLisT13 You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. Theories are not "educated guesses" theories are the closest things scientists can get to facts.

[1McGaw1]

what was this show called, i wanna watch it.

[ahmology]

@1McGaw1 how the universe works

[xiahchar10]

this is cool! nw i kn where the water on Earth come from..

[ChristopheBilliet]

I don't buy it. If fish can sense and make currents, then maybe technology of some sort could have evolved. But, as always, we can never know..

[holyknight70]

@ChristopheBilliet

they have evolved, they are called decipticons and autobots.

[drftme]

Waterworld....thats a good movie

[BunnyTheMean]

If our "Earth" was covered by water, what would the point be of calling it Earth?

~Rune

[sreynolds2]

@BunnyTheMean if it was covered in water, we probably wouldn't have this discussion. But even if we were, we would probably call it "Water" :p

[BunnyTheMean]

@sreynolds2 Well, who knows... We're water creatures.

[GohanDaBest]

@BunnyTheMean haha

[RadovanEdmond]

@DoomFist94 do u like Bioshock ? :D

[731288]

thx. nice vid.

[reptile411]

Thats great. We are sending projectiles into space to smash into rocks. Just wait until they start sending them back.

[pmontoya]

@reptile411 love it :)

[reptile411]

@reptile411 Sometimes I think we really dont think before we do things.

[SymbioteD25]

@reptile411 "They"?

[reptile411]

@SymbioteD25 Yes they as in the little green men that are watching us. Dont you watch tv? goddd...... 

[holyknight70]

@reptile411 hey before they come back smashing into our planet, it will be the most beautiful thing we ever see before it kills us.