Chapter 2: The Ultimate Rube Goldberg Machine

Re-edited and slightly improved version of my original one.

Clips:
CERN
Hubble/ESA
NOVA Origins
Catastrophe
Walking with Monsters
Walking with Dinosaurs
Walking with Beasts

Music:
Lower Your Eyelids to Die with the Sun / Teen Angst - M83

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• universe
• big
• bang
• supernova
• stars
• solar
• system
• evolution

[feisal70]

Very nice re-editing... Although in my opinion, I find your first version almost perfect, and a bit more "informative" than this one, but in consequence this one captures the essence of some moments in a better way (for example the apes at the end). Nonetheless excellent re-editing, both versions are masterpieces.

[Shadowbeamx]

Thanks for making this, wish it had more views :/

[elrenodel]

watchin youtube videos since times not many ppl even knew what youtube was, and I ve never bother to comment any video but I think this one deserves the honour :)

I ve seen all your chapters and most of them are very good, in my opinion this is the best video, It is like watching creation from big bang to now.

Awesome editing, you could do a job of this, I wish ppl with talent like you had the resources for keepin creating masterpieces. Cheers

[hypercub]

At 3:08 most epic crash ever!

[jwil2570]

I know why. So you could make this amazing video. It was worth it.

[MurgitaMiura]

And at minute 9:54 out of 9:55, god finally decides to reveal himself to Moses and explain that the reason why he created all that was to give it to his tribe of shepherds, who are the chosen ones among all the other living beings.... ahahah gee how could people not realize the absurdity of that?!?

[MadayTwentySeven]

Great music choice! Your vids are amazing!

[clintburky]

Excellent video! Definitely love the title you've given it - very much agree with you on that one. I find the reality of what science has shed light on & uncovered, absolutely beautiful & remarkable.

"We have uncovered wonders undreamt by our ancestors who first speculated on the

nature of those wandering lights in the night sky." - Carl Sagan