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When Earth Nearly Died — The Toba Supereruption | Documentary For Sleep

Tonight on Just About Earth, we’re traveling back about 74,000 years, to one of the most dramatic moments in our planet’s recent past — the Toba supereruption. When a massive volcano in what is now Indonesia erupted, the sky darkened, temperatures plummeted, and humanity itself came close to disappearing. In this gentle documentary for sleep, we drift through the science and the silence that followed, exploring how Earth — and life — recovered from the edge of collapse. This video is part of a peaceful space for science to fall asleep to — soft documentaries for sleep and calming science facts to rest with. If your mind finds calm in stories of survival, change, and quiet resilience, you’re in the right place. Where are you watching from tonight — and what time is it there? I love reading your check-ins. They always feel like warm lights glowing through the dark. If this helped ease your thoughts or gave your imagination something ancient to wander through, feel free to like, subscribe, or simply close your eyes — knowing that even after the darkest skies, Earth always finds its light again. Wishing you peace, beneath the quiet memory of fire and ash.