first of all, this made me cry Second: it's sad how we waste unimaginable money on sports and celebrities and very little on science&technology that could change our lives

As a self-declared scientist, and someone who loves science with a roaring passion, this video was amazing. I was almost in tears watching our breathing earth, and scaling into see the dna and molecules. This is the kind of stuff we need to show people in order to help them understand how BEAUTIFUL our planet and our universe are. How insanely amazing life is, and how much people are missing by not just sitting back and thinking about whats going on around them from time to time. Amazing video.

Never forget, our bodies can heal, we just have to give them the right conditions.

I can't believe that I'm watching this fully in English! I'm so glad I didn't give up studying this language so I could someday enjoy such a thing! :)

Technology brings greater and closer understanding of our natural world. Man has never seen or appreciated nature better than this before. The word amazing is really an understatement.

How on earth, can someone not like this?????

As Leonardo da Vinci said, "Learn how to see..", this helps us see in the means unimaginable, thank you Louie. - MESH

Powerful, vids like this should be shown in schools, lessons could be based on a ted talk, things like this will give kids more intensive too learn......................

"We are the universe experiencing itself"... also, I want that version of PowerPoint he's using

I will definitely want to see this when it comes out.

This man is simply amazing. His TedTalk on Gratitude from many years ago is just so moving and so well done that it makes an unforgettable impact!

You are the Essence of the Essence, The intoxication of Love. I long to sing Your Praises but stand mute with the agony of wishing in my heart ! Rumi

These images are truly awe-inspiring. I'm looking forward to these new discoveries in the coming years.

This presentation is absolutely fantathtic!

Wonderful power and technology. It could do so much good in the world. Unfortunately, by looking around, it is quite obvious to see that we are not mature enough to handle it. In our current state of evolution where materialism is put above morality, do we stand a chance? I hope so...

I'm voiceless to express how amazing and wonderful this is! Great video that leads us to astonishing perspectives.

Wow! Gave me chills! And while most of these ideas are incredible and wonderful, when it comes to exploring and spreading to currently uninhabited parts of the world...sometimes I wish we would just leave them alone... we take up so much room as a species, it would be nice to think that there are some places left for others

And that's why I'm studying physics.

Incredible footage and inspiring to say the least! Thank you, Mr. Schwartzberg!

"The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

How beautiful. Our amazing world. What a beautiful gift 💝

Science is the brightest light in our universe. It shines brighter than any star, galaxy or super nova. It shines so bright that we can see planets that don't shine, and even black holes which sucks light in. Its light guides us beyond the tiny world we live in to a universe we cannot imagine how vast it is.

I'm simply amazed! I watch it again and again. What a wonderful natural discovery!

I'm a big fan of Louie Schwartberg"s work. I've watched Moving Art repeatedly. Unnusual nature shots accompanied by marvelous musical soundtracks are almost hypnotic. His use of drone camera footage is especially innovative and will certainly be imitated in the future. Having said that, I must point out that some of the drone work is immoral and possibly criminal. Specifically drones forcing animals to stampede. In "Machu Picchu", a drone stampedes a herd of alpacas. In "Hokkaido", a herd of Japanese deer. In "Marquesas Islands", horses. It makes for a great shot, exciting and powerful. Yet it unneccessarily endangers the herd. Stampeding animals is not only stressful to the beasts, but may separate mothers from their young. Stampeding may cause injury to those that fall, breaking their legs or causing them to be trampled by the herd. It's illegal to stampede a herd of animals in the United States, and if Mr. Schwartberg's drone pilots had stampeded say - a herd of bison at Yellowstone, Rangers would have arrested them.

life could be so good if we left war, greed and put our efforts on a miracle world of science ... sometimes it make so sad

art + science = amazingness

Beautiful. Amazing. Informative. Good run of TED Talks lately.

Nothing can be more beautiful than this, this perspective of life and nature.

I love this kind of visualization technology.

This is absolutely astonishing ! I am totally fascinated - thank you.

Takes my breath away! Wonderful that you have shared these beautiful images to ignite a sense of wonder to the world!!! May you live long to do more for the world!!!! Awesome images!!!!

This has to be one of my most Favourite Ted Talk xx I love how we can scale right down to see such small things ..

“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I’ll meet you there.”

Auguries of Innocence To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour.

OMGoodness the last segment was so damn fascinating to see! I loved this presentation. I'm going to rewatch this so many times. I love microbiology and seeing everything on that on strand of silk going deeper and deeper was breathtaking especially that molecule.

I wish these were the sort of introductory lectures we had in high school. It stirs the imagination and gives a context to innovation.

These really are miracles. Love it, can't wait until the documentary comes out I'm totally watching it.

This was unexpectedly amazing--very profound thoughts about the way we look at our world. This man rejuvenates my thirst to understand, to take a better look at reality so that we may change it for the better. As Camus put it, "Man is the only creature who refuses to be what he is." All I desire in this life is for us to face the truths of our reality and our humanity for all that it is--the good and the bad. I talk about philosophical and societal topics that help us improve as people. May we never stop progressing, and may we always learn from each other. That is all, no more no less. Good day to you all! :) This life is a gift, and death, for now, is a promise.

amazing work. Thank you for revealing all this beauty and mystery

absolutely brilliant work ... definitely a must see for all of us.... kudos to your great discoveries & talent Louie S.

Its not entirely true that we are blind to the slower paces in life. Some of us simply may lack the mental ingenuity, or patience to extrapolate the past events in a landscape, and extrapolate them to the present. I ask you, have you ever seen a dead, and fallen over tree that has been nearly covered with bittersweet, and worked the possible scene backward to a point wear the vines weren't there, and the tree was still standing, and alive? Or a halo of lichen on a rock, that began as a tiny colony, and spread outward over decades, while the central, older part of the colony died and faded away as it was weather beaten? All of nature is beautiful. We just don't always know how, or when to appreciate it.

Fabulous! So inspiring. Wow

Too good outstanding work Being a science teacher for an NGO you have helped me to help children explore more and more of the unseen mysteries of the unknown world

Apart from Hans Rosling's presentations, this is the best I have come across. This induced some awe in me, not just the intellectual aspect of it!

dam when he talk especially about nano technology I started to imagine David Sarif talking

Wowwwwwwwww! As always I learned something new. Thank You God.

WOW! What more can one say. AMAZING! Thank You and Bless You for sharing

Truly remarkable, a big thank you for showing us these wonders of our planet - we must look after it better!!

Someone narrated over his movie trailer to sell us his latest documentary. TED has seen better days I have to say.

Why do I felt this talk was soooooo short 😭😭😭

It was really captivating presentation. It shows how fascinating our nature is!!!!

The most beautiful vision. Moving Art is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! thank you mr!

MIND BLOWN once we got to the nano scale.

So beautiful, so complex, but they say it arose randomly, by chance!! Really nature is screaming the contrary of this!

fantastic I was inspired, impressed and filled with pride...thank you...please continue

amazing photography, thank you so much for allowing us to see this film.

Dislikes are from those who expected Morgan Freeman.

When he tells of the possibilities of the future with science, then I reflect on how elitist lying psychos run every government with little regard for human life, I get real afraid!

Beautiful! It is the unseen that comes through the clearest 🌟

Every part of this video is a treasure... I loved it !

"Imitation the Highest Form of Flattery."

"Tiny chemical machines of the future can one day perhaps repair DNA." A bit later, CRISPR/Cas became publicly known.

Fantastic. Really wonderful scenes of plants growing (love that) and other time-lapse images such as the amazing network of passenger jets and ships moving around; high-speed cameras capture the truly grand flight of a great-horned owl and the humorous mechanics of some kind of lizard running on water; electromicroscopes show the amazing architecture of a butterfly's egg and eye of a fruitfly... Wow! Just outstanding filmmaking. (PS to the people who didn't like the guy's voice: I found it very clear and perfect for the narration since he's the guy who made the film. I think there's something excessively critical in your personality, which is probably more painful for you than it is annoying for everybody else).

This enthusiasm of breaking down of what seems impossible now is so energetic

Was I the only one who thought about Man Bear Pig?

Wasn't there something about getting one's TED talk to be published online and trying to sell something :p

This Ted talk never gets old for me this is my twentieth time watching it

This really shows how incredible the world we live in really is, and how complex life is, just like a fractal in scale.

He looks like an older Tony Stark.

Good ad

Truly Amazing. Thank You for sharing this. Loved it!

how wonderful this program It can be fulfilled our dreams with needful paths without wasting our money

I'm glad to see that Napoleon Dynamite got work.

Now we know what happened to the voice actor of Daffy Duck.

Wow! This is stunning! We're surrounded by life all around us. . .wonders of creation...and totally oblivious to it all. This is awesome!

So nice ! I wish to know more and more about what’s happening around us ! Lovely video! Xx

I kinda wanna see this but I GUARANTEE there's a spider or a bee or something in there somewhere

becoming a public speaker with a lisp... respect

beautifully shown and was blown away by the cinematography, thank you

Louie Schwarzberg, thank you so much for sharing knowledge is truly inspiring.

1:40 Plague inc. anyone?

I didn't know Daffy duck's voice actor did time lapse film presentations.

One of the easiest TEDX presentations . VISUALS MUSIC CONTENT Thumbs up from me !

Simply amazing!!! I am awestruck all the time by the natural world and universe.

No such thing as miracles, but apparently a several hundred million years of evolution has a lot to answer for.

God alone has created the most wonderful of wonders!

This is truly amazing!!This will lead to awhole new generation of discoveries..

Love love love ted talks. One of the highlights of my day. C:

what brainless nature can make, amazing

I hope he is the narrator of his film.....

This is an excellent video on the wonder of nature. Thanks for the great effort of the author!

One of the most amazing Ted lectures!

Мля... Название ролика по русски, а перевода нет.. 😕

Well this entire thing was made on a computer. The time lapses of trade and transport, are just data on a spreadsheet. When they zoom into objects like the spiders web, the vast majority of it is made up, sure it could look like that. But, for example we don't know what colour micro-bacteria are, or what an atom even looks like. So it's all just artistic liberties.

Oh my ! Such beauty & very colorful like magic . Thanks for sharing.

This is brilliant! My primary science students will love it. Thank you :)

God left us a beautiful world. Let's take care of it.

"spthiders are sthronger than sthteel"

Great! Thank you so much for your wonderful vision about world!

My eyes did not blink for a moment when this video started playing