БЫЛ ЛИ МАРС ЖИВЫМ В ПРОШЛОМ? ПОЧЕМУ ПЛАНЕТЫ УМИРАЮТ | Андрей Буровский

Watch current videos on delib: https://delib.ru/video Olga Chetverikova's full lecture series on Delib.ru: https://delib.ru/channel/7b259380-47a... Book "NATO and Russia. Insurmountable Contradictions | Alexander Germanovich Artamonov": Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/nato-i-ro... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/68... Can we consider the Earth a living being, and conventional science too cautious? Andrey Burovsky discusses forgotten and controversial ideas that were much more boldly discussed before the mid-20th century: the cosmic ether, the living body of the planet, continental movement, volcanoes, magma, and the Earth's geological activity. This issue features Conan Doyle, Professor Challenger, Alfred Wegener, Vernadsky, Mars, the Moon, Europa, panspermia, the geographic envelope, and the ultimate question: could a planet be a special cosmological life form? Boosty: https://boosty.to/den_club Follow us on other social media Telegram: https://t.me/knijnij_den VK: https://vk.com/knizhnyjden Zen: https://dzen.ru/knijnij_den Tion Publishing House Website: https://idtion.ru/ Den Bookstore: https://den-magazin.ru/utm/87 Meetings with Authors: https://delib.ru/meetings 00:00 Andrey Burovsky on the Courage of Old Science 01:00 The Theory of the World Ether and the Idea of ​​a Living Earth 02:01 Planets as Creatures “Grazing” in the Cosmic Ether 02:23 Conan Doyle and the Story “When the Earth Screamed” 03:15 Professor Challenger and the Earth as a Living Organism 04:15 A Superdeep Mine and the Idea of ​​Extracting Metals from subsoil 05:52 Challenger reaches the "living body" of the Earth 06:53 How the Earth reacts to the Challenger drill 07:54 Why Burovsky is in no hurry to reject this idea 08:54 Ideas about life on Mars and Venus in the 20th century 09:56 Why life does not necessarily have to be biological 10:56 Carl Sagan and oxygen-hydrogen chauvinism 11:56 Terrestrial planets and rocky-metallic bodies 12:58 Volcanism on Mars and the Moon 13:23 Why the Earth is geologically alive 14:23 Alfred Wegener and the movement of continents 15:24 Convection, plates, and hot masses of the Earth 16:24 How the planet changes with age 16:49 Volcanoes as hot spots on Earth 17:51 Volcanoes of Java and soil fertility 18:52 The Kuril Islands and the Fire Ring 19:19 Earth as a system of metabolism 20:20 Why an asteroid isn't alive, but a planet can be 21:25 Could Mars and other planets be alive? 22:26 Earth as a place of development according to Gumilyov 23:27 Space, stars, and the rarity of terrestrial planets 24:41 Why rocky-water-metallic planets can be alive 25:41 Geographic envelope: lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere 26:17 Why a 25-30-kilometer superdeep mine is needed 27:42 Geographic and landscape envelope 28:06 Why the geographic envelope is alive even without plants and animals 29:08 Sun, wind, and the destruction of the lithosphere 30:43 Ocean movement and the different heating of the Earth 31:28 Water, mountains, plains, and metamorphic rocks 33:14 Could there be other living planets? 33:42 What is life in philosophical terms Meaning 34:09 Earth as a cosmological life form 35:11 How can a living planet generate biological life? 36:12 Panspermia and universal "fertilization" 37:13 Could life have evolved on ancient Mars? 38:48 What would happen if you drilled to the hot depths? 39:15 Superdeep mine and the fears of a collider-level mine 40:15 Earth as a living planet and the final episode #AndreyBurovsky #Burovsky #livingEarth #planets #geology #volcanoes #ConanDoyle #professorChallenger #Mars #Venus #Moon #panspermia #CarlSagan #Vernadsky #Gumilyov #space #science