🌍 10 Crazy Things About the Earth You Didn’t Know 🌍 | Journey Into the Cosmos | Everything Science

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🌍 10 Crazy Things About the Earth You Didn’t Know 🌍 | Journey Into the Cosmos | Everything Science

Did you know Earth may have once had two moons, or that a day used to be just 18 hours long? If you think you know Earth, think again. In this episode of Journey Into the Cosmos, we dive into 10 mind-blowing facts about our planet that will challenge everything you thought you knew.

From Earth’s past as a purple planet to the fact that we’re all rocketing through space at 67,000 mph without even feeling it, these facts are sure to make you see your home in a whole new light. This video is perfect for anyone who’s curious about the deeper science behind the world we live in—and how it affects us every day.

Here’s what you’ll discover in this episode:

🌓 Earth Once Had Two Moons
Ever wonder what the sky would look like with two moons? Scientists believe Earth had a smaller second moon that eventually crashed into the larger one. This collision might explain why the Moon has some unusual features today!

🟣 Earth Was Once Purple
Yes, you read that right. Some scientists think Earth may have looked purple billions of years ago, thanks to early life using retinal instead of chlorophyll to process sunlight. Imagine a purple planet—that's wild!

🌍 Earth Isn’t a Perfect Sphere
Contrary to what you may have learned, Earth isn’t a perfect globe. It’s an “oblate spheroid,” meaning it's slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator because of its rotation. It’s like Earth has a cosmic beer belly!

⏳ A Day on Earth Used to Be 18 Hours Long
Life on Earth used to move much faster—literally. Billions of years ago, a day lasted only 18 hours. The gravitational pull from the Moon has gradually slowed down Earth's rotation, and even today, our days are getting longer by 1.7 milliseconds every century.

🔥 Earth’s Core is as Hot as the Sun
Beneath your feet, Earth's inner core is nearly as hot as the surface of the Sun! That’s right—about 9,932°F (5,500°C). Next time summer heat gets you down, remember you’re standing on a mini-sun!

🌍 Pangaea: Earth’s Supercontinent
Once upon a time, all the continents were joined in a supercontinent called Pangaea. It started breaking up 175 million years ago, but in the distant future, it may come back together again to form a new supercontinent.

🌑 Earth Has Quasi-Satellites
Did you know that Earth has a sidekick? Known as quasi-satellites, these objects orbit the Sun but stay close to Earth, like cosmic wingmen. The most famous one is called 2016 HO3—it’s no Moon, but it’s always nearby.

🧲 Earth’s Magnetic Poles Are Shifting
Earth’s magnetic poles aren’t set in stone. The North Magnetic Pole is moving toward Siberia at about 40 miles per year. And over the course of Earth’s history, the poles have actually flipped many times!

Why Should You Watch This Video?
For men aged 25-50, curious about the science behind the planet they call home, this video will take you on a journey you won’t forget. It’s packed with facts that not only surprise but will also help you understand the science that impacts our everyday lives. Whether you’re looking to impress your friends with new trivia or just wanting to expand your knowledge, this video is for you.

Our channel, Everything Science, focuses on the fascinating and practical side of science, giving you the facts you need to stay informed. If you’ve ever wanted to know why the Earth’s rotation affects your day or how the core of our planet compares to the Sun, this episode is packed with those answers. Perfect for the guy who loves space, technology, and understanding how things work.

Join the Conversation!
Which Earth fact blew your mind? Was it the idea of two moons, or that we’re speeding through space faster than most rockets? Let us know in the comments! We’re here for the conversation and to dive deeper into the science behind everyday phenomena.

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