Category: Cosmic Walk
content relating to the “Cosmic Walk” and “Epic of Evolution” deep ecology process
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335 Million years ago, the first subtropical forests evolve. Over generations, these forests load themselves with carbon extracted from the atmosphere which later becomes fossilized as coal and oil
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395 million years ago – The first amphibian animals hop and lumber onto land, trading in their gill slits for air-breathing lungs, transforming fins into stubby legs and continuing to return to the water to lay their eggs.
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460 million years ago – Leaving the water, animals such as worms and mollusks and crustaceans seek the adventure of weather and gravity
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600 million years ago, light sensitive eyespots evolve into eyesight. The Earth sees herself for the first time.
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700 million years ago, the first Multicellular Organisms emerge. Some organisms begin living together in colonies, finding ways to communicate with each other using chemical messages
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1 billion years ago, increasingly, predator organisms learn to use the complex biomolecules of their prey organisms, thereby saving themselves the effort of making their own.
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1.5 billion years ago, crisis conditions arise such as food shortages, lack of moisture and extreme temperatures.
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2 billion years ago, Despite the enormous drag of its tidal seas the planet is still spinning fast
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2.7 billion years ago, oxygen loving cells emerge!
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3.9 billion years ago, cells invent Photosynthesis.