What can a moon rock tell us about Earth’s distant past? All kinds of stuff! Like where its water came from, how it got its moon, and what its birth might have looked like. In this episode of Crash Co
Back in Uni I started my degree with astronomy/physics and swapped over to Evriro/earth sci because while I adore astronomy and physics still, there was just SO MUCH to learn about here that tells us what is or could be out there. Plus Earth is still our one and only example of a planet supporting life that we know of, so learning about our little rock in space is pretty special to me.
FINALLY!!!!! I am soo happy crashcourse geology finally started, can't wait for the next episodes! Love Sage, her aura is everything, such a beautiful soul!! Her energy is just what the people need to appreciate geology more! Thanks to the whole crashcourse crew for this one! Gonna be a gem!
Such a great way to frame these scientific theories: with competing theories! At some point, I hope the formation of Earth and Moon is as solid a theory as Continental Drift, for example, so that theory building can continue to solidify around a solid core. But for now, it’s all about the world of evidence to consider. Thank you CC for making another series that rocks 🌋
Sage has such an incredible energy! I love her enthusiasm for all things SCIENCE! I keep waiting for her to go "Seatbelts, everyone!" and then take us on a magical schoolbus ride :D
Sage is such a joy, I hope yall consider her for other future projects too :D
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Every stone that you can see will teach you rocks rock!