Volcanic Origins of Hawaii | How the Earth Was Made (S1, E12) | Full Episode | History
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Published 2021-01-09
The Hawaiian Islands are the most remote island chain on the planet. Emerging in the center of the Pacific, their origins have remained a puzzle for generations. Find out more in Season 1, Episode 12, "Hawaii." #HowtheEarthWasMade
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HISTORY goes to the ends of the earth to find where our world began. Forged from fire and ice, formed by floods, volcanoes, asteroids and earthquakes, our planet tells a dynamic geological story. What are mega-tsunamis? What happens when you have millions of years of rain? Visual effects, location filming and stunning aerial photography bring viewers back 4.5 billion years to enjoy a unique window on our world. How the Earth Was Made peels back time like layers of rock to reveal the origins of the place we call home.
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All Comments (21)
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I really do appreciate these uploads of this type of Content been a fan for years. Or was until it was just History I miss the History Channel actual History not reality shows
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So thankful they put all these episodes on you tube. Very educational for me and my son
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I agree with most of the responses - I really missed an actual History channel. This was one of my favorites. I stopped watching the channel years ago when the decided to make bad reality history instead of programs like this. More of this PLEASE!!
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I love these shows! History needs to bring back content like this!
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Real estate investors: "Invest in land, it's not like they're making more of it!" Hawaiian volcanoes: "AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!"
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Another amazing documentary. Found these by chance and I can't stop watching them. Just blowing my mind the extent of information. Absolutely love these documentaries. I will definitely be watching these more than once, and will pass them on to all the people I know!
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I’m soo happy to be alive ❤️ going through a world of emotions right now but I’m just glad to be apart of the experience
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Moral of the story is that geologic time isn't necessarily "millions of years" - that things can be transformed in the twinkling of an eye. Never expect geologic processes to take a long time.
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Hawaii seems to be the best geological analog to life, we grow, weather, wither, erode and go under.
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living in hawai’i right now and this is so helpful to me in my mission to learn about my new home
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Please keep up all your documentaries of history !!!
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The University of Hawaii has one of the top notch schools of volcanology
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Listen this is probably my favorite video yet I mean in the fact that it's been fed from lava coming from the core just makes it that much more fascinating And absolutely incredible
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Hawaii has an awesome history--God truly is the architect of all places beautiful and Hawaii is at the top of that list! :)
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More, much more like this. Love it. Get rid of the 'reality tv' stuff please.
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What a gem we have in our youngest state!
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Yea they finally mentioned Yellowstone! I am 86 years old as of January 3rd, 2023 and I love the internet! I can go all over the world from my home in Auburn, Washington, USA. I learn new things almost every day. And thanks to Grammarly even my spelling is corrected for me! 😻😻👵 my 2 kitties and me
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Beautiful content totally breathtaking thank you for producing this video Simply Amazing
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I live on the Big Island, and the five volcanoes found on this island, has always been a pet of our culture
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I like how the earth has pimples too.
