This Rock Remembers the Birth of the Solar System

Episode 2.1 — How the Solar System Was Made From a collapsing cloud to a young Sun and a disk of forming planets, with meteorites preserving the chronology of the Solar System’s birth. Sources, visual credits and license information: https://from-cosmos-to-civilization.p... Chapters: 0:00 A Rock Older Than Earth 1:06 The Collapse And The Disk 5:17 Leftover Construction Material 8:05 The Clock In The Crystal 16:15 From Dust To Worlds 22:12 Jupiter And The Moving Giants 26:30 One Outcome Among Many How this film was made Created and editorially directed by Anders Lunde using a custom production system developed over six months. AI assists research, drafting, programming, and visual production; I review and edit the material and make the final editorial decisions. Narration uses text-to-speech. Visuals combine custom-built scientific animations, AI-generated reconstructions, and credited scientific imagery. About the creator Anders Lunde holds a master’s degree in molecular biology from the University of Oslo and a PhD in developmental neuroscience, with doctoral research involving transcription factors and RNA sequencing. He currently works as an IT developer and develops the production system behind From Cosmos to Civilization. From Cosmos to Civilization is a chronological science documentary series, following the history of the universe, life and humanity from the Big Bang to the death of Augustus. Watch the episodes in order:    • From Cosmos to Civilization — Episodes in ...   Previous: Episode 1.4 — How the Atoms Were Made    • Видео   Next: Episode 2.2 — How the Moon Was Made    • Science Documentary - How the Moon Was Made   Media credits: NASA - 6:19-6:33, Lunar Receiving Laboratory gas-analysis room, January ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), NASA, ESA, N. Risinger; distributed by ESO - 4:28-4:45, Zooming in on the location of HL Tauri (eso1436b); source: https://www.eso.org/public/videos/eso... Almaobservatory - 27:33-27:47, press releases image; 28:30-28:41, press releases image Art Bromage - 6:33-6:43, Murchison meteorite ESO - 4:45-5:13, image; 14:34-14:45, image; 14:45-14:53, image; 14:53-15:06, image; 15:21-15:30, image; 15:40-15:52, image; 27:57-28:18, image; 28:18-28:30, image James St. John - 0:00-0:22, Allende meteorite, carbonaceous chondrite (14787764392); 0:33-0:45, Allende meteorite, carbonaceous chondrite (14787764392); 15:30-15:40, Allende meteorite, carbonaceous chondrite (14787764392) NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute/Roman Tkachenko. - 20:18-20:44, UltimaThule CA06 color 20190516 Smithsonian Institution - 0:45-1:06, Allende Steve Jurvetson - 0:22-0:33, Allende meteorite (52803099125); 6:07-6:19, Allende meteorite (52803099125) Custom animations and figures: From Cosmos to Civilization. Third-party material incorporated into animations is credited on the linked sources page. Music: Meditation From The Star Orion by OctahedronMusic (Envato Elements).