We’ve explored the origins of modern biology, the earth sciences, and even the sciences of outer space. Now it’s time to put these disciplines together.
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You quoted haeckel without ever talking about Alexander Von Humbold, the scientist that Haeckel was referring to when he created the term and also the scientist that inspired Darwin to go on his world adventure…
Just discovered you today; it's very interesting courses, thank you! But, can you talk normally with slower pace and less monotonous? I find that with your speaking style so much information just easily slipping away.. thank you..
This episode reminded me of a book I had as a kid: βPond Life.β It was part of the Golden Nature Guide series, of which I was a big fan. In fact, up until 9th grade, I thought I would like to follow a career in the natural sciences. Then, sadly, I bumped up against three years of bad teachers who successively turned me off Earth science, biology, and chemistry. (Educational experiences matter!) Thank you, Crash Course, for rekindling my love for the sciences lo these many years later!
You quoted haeckel without ever talking about Alexander Von Humbold, the scientist that Haeckel was referring to when he created the term and also the scientist that inspired Darwin to go on his world adventure…
Google Murray Bookchin
4:12 I see what you did there with the just a theory.
BIOGEOCHEM IS MY FOCUS!
Just discovered you today; it's very interesting courses, thank you! But, can you talk normally with slower pace and less monotonous? I find that with your speaking style so much information just easily slipping away.. thank you..
Earth System Science: is this science that could answer the question "how does the earth uphold its life sustaining mechanisms?"
I'm here for a quiz. :3
Great channel π655πππππ
Sinong mga Eagle Section diyan?
CC Systems Theory (and why it matters).
CC Clemens?
Someone (even a non CCer) should do CC Bernatsky or something.
I'm sure Heckel (or Hekel) was more than a hype-man.
This episode reminded me of a book I had as a kid: βPond Life.β It was part of the Golden Nature Guide series, of which I was a big fan. In fact, up until 9th grade, I thought I would like to follow a career in the natural sciences. Then, sadly, I bumped up against three years of bad teachers who successively turned me off Earth science, biology, and chemistry. (Educational experiences matter!) Thank you, Crash Course, for rekindling my love for the sciences lo these many years later!
Oh
What happened to crash courses intro?
i want a humboldt-episode! please please!
Impressive and digestive way of Presentation. Fan of this Channel. Trying to reach the level soon.
Who knows noosphere from STALKER game
Excelente question! !why don't we have more pics about esrth from space!!!!????
10:02 tiny ORGANELLES in cells