What if the wedge was landing gear to a time machine. A time machine that was used to find out what the wedge was, but when they get there there is no wedge there and when they leave, the landing gear is left behind. leaving it to get found, so they can go back in time to leave it for themselves to find >_> Time Loop.
I disagree about the Voynich Manuscript. In the early 15th century all books were hand made, because labour was cheap, and most books were produced by by monasteries, since the Church pretty much had the monopoly on written knowledge. A book of this nature, purporting to be a 'alchemy' tome, would have been worth literally a fortune, and so well worth fabricating. Writing it in 'code' hides the fact its actually nonsense, and allows the author to claim no knowledge of the contents, yet at the same time the illustrations hint precisely what the content is. A rich patron would indeed pay a kings ransom for this book, and it well be worth its production. The book was seemingly written by one hand, which would support the idea it was a monastery.
Love the videos man. Straight to the point, nothing over the top, just presenting the facts with an open mind and pretty much everything I've seen here is at least possible. Wish the scientific community was more willing to look at things that way. Keep it up
The manuscript could have been written in a custom cipher that was literally only known by its author. That's the problem with mysteries of the written variety, it is impossible to know what the long dead writer meant and the key could be anything from an important document to some scribbling produced by the author.
Randy Savage I'd say the the Manuscript is complete gibberish. It's only a speculation but due to the repetetiveness of words used in the written texts, I doubt that any biological or Astronomical knowledge, description, explanations or possibly equasions could be displayed accurately. Now, I do not know much about old languages or cyphers but to portrait the assumed complexity and abundance of knowledge, a more complex language or cypher would be required. See 0:56. As you can see, some "words" are used repeatedly in the same line. Sometimes with only one other "word" between it. Then again I'm not a college graduate or someone who knows what he is talking about. Basically It's just a guess based on simple observations.
+C0rvinTV Statistical analysis of the manuscript has led researchers to believe that it's an actual language, due to word frequency etc. Recently, I heard that a scholar's claiming he has identified a handful of words and their meaning. Like, 10 words or thereabouts
Oskar Henriksen I don't think anyone has solved even ten words of the manuscript. I think he may have deduced a few words based on frequency analysis but it is impossible to know it is valid considering there is no possible way to confirm it. It honestly looks like a fabricated language used as an advertising tool for the guy that apparently stumbled upon this. If the best minds available cannot solve even one word of the manuscript, it is hard to make a case for it being genuine.
Oskar Henriksen To be honest that seems to be some pretty low hanging fruit but now the problem is that if he has identified 14 letters, he has to be making the assumption that A.) The text is not enciphered B.) The language in question uses the same phonetic and letter system that our language does and C.) The most horrifying possibility, he has to assume that it isn't both enciphered and in a made up language with different phonetics. Using common sense and then applying frequency analysis is a good place to start but if the text is enciphered he's already fallen into a trap.
One mystery I think is pretty neat is the immortal Count St. Germain. It's a fascinating and mysterious sequence of events and people that I'd love to know the answers to.He kept popping up throughtout france in the 1700's (I think) and was always said to never look any older than 40-50 years old. He was incredibly knowledgable about science philosophy, music, history and alchemy. He was said to know how to make jems with alchemy and had plenty of them in his possesion. He even warned marie antoinette about the french revolution. In the 1800's a man matching his description showed up in england using a differnt name. Pretty suspicious if you ask me.
About the Voynich Manuscript. There is a guy named Dr. Stephen Bax, who is currently decoding the book. It takes very long time, but progress is being made.
so after a quick look at the shugborough inscription, i have a very good idea as to what it could mean... if you look at the letters numerically o 15 u 21 o 15 s 19 v 22 a 1 v 22 v 22 these total up to 137... looking at the number 137.. we see this: "The Hebrew word קבלה (Kabbalah) takes a Gematria value of 137. Kabbalah is generally taken to mean "receiving," as evident from its root in Hebrew k-b-l (kof-beit-lamed), to "receive". Nevertheless, an additional nuance of meaning can be derived from the first appearance of its root (k-b-l) in the Torah. In Exodus 26:5 and 36:12, the root k-b-l appears to imply a state of “corresponding” rather than “receiving.” It is used to describe the “corresponding loops” which, when clasped together, enjoined the two sections of the Tabernacle’s ceiling. These loops were suspended directly over the veil that divided the Holy Place and the Holy of Holies. Symbolically, this is the threshold between the physical dimension and the utterly spiritual dimension. In other words, at the boundary line of the physical world, the number 137 emerges." this suggests that the if the inscription is a clue to the holy grail, than the code states that the holy grail is "at the boundary line of the physical world".. suggesting that the holy grail has been pulled back into the spiritual world... now we look at "DM".. "Roman tombstones often included the letters D.M., which stood for dis manibus, "for the Manes", an abbreviation that continued to appear even in Christian inscriptions. The Manes were offered blood sacrifices. The gladiatorial games, originally held at funerals, may have been instituted in the honor of the Manes.[5] According to Cicero, the Manes could be called forth from the caves near Lake Avernus." as for "the Manes"... "In ancient Roman religion, the Manes /ˈmeɪniːz/ or Di Manes are chthonic deities sometimes thought to represent souls of deceased loved ones. They were associated with the Lares, Lemures, Genii, and Di Penates as deities (di) that pertained to domestic, local, and personal cult. They belonged broadly to the category of di inferi, "those who dwell below," the undifferentiated collective of divine dead" with all this in consideration, the thought would be that in caves near Lake Avernus, you can make a sacrifice of blood to call forth the Manes (or deceased loved ones). Now, I would have to assume that rather than a manifestation in the physical world of the Manes, it would rather be a portal gateway that would bridge the physical and spiritual worlds together, allowing for a physical (living) being to pass through, and consequently give them the ability to obtain the holy grail from the other side. the only real question to this theory is this: what kind of blood would be required to be sacrificed... as im sure it would be a specific kind of blood and not just any old random blood. I do have a theory about what the blood may be, but i'd rather not get into that currently.
The Voynich Manuscript is totally making me go crazy^^' I often spend time "reading" it haha. But there are even more manuscripts, that nobody can read yet or that were deciphered just recently. Maybe you can make a video about them too! Your videos are very cool!
"Aluminum requires 1,000 degrees of heat to create" Umm.. Not true. Aluminum is an ELEMENT, it cannot be created. What you do with that 1,000 degrees is melt the aluminum in order to separate it from the other elements in a piece of rock. If the object is an "aluminum alloy" that means it isn't pure aluminum. Furthermore, if it contains 12 elements-- it really isn't pure anything. All in all, that actually mean it is not the least bit surprising at all. If you dug any metal out of a rock in the ground you would find that you had a chunk of rock with 12 different elements and whatever metal you wanted out of it would probably be an alloy within that rock. In other words, the "object" is just a hunk of rock that happens to contain a fair amount of aluminum (one of the most common metals) and could well simply be the result of volcanic activity. Human hands may have helped give it shape or it shape could be completely accidental.
Ebon Hawk Well... that depends on the question. I mean, if one is scanning the cosmos for radio waves or examining the atmosphere of exoplanets it could be. But if we are talking about stuff happening on Earth, that is a good policy to have.
andrew ferris Yeah I was talking about stuff happening on earth, past and present. no doubt there are aliens out there somewhere, probably wont find any while I live though
Andrew, the wedge was composed of a composite of aluminum, nickel, iron and other materials in quantities and of a purity that would have required mining and extensive refining. Aluminum does not exist in solid chunks it has to be mined by crushing the ore its in and melting it and then turned into a powder and then it is smelted into ingots
After watching this, the one thing that really stood out to me was that wedge. Seeing as how it was found so close to the bones of two Mastodons, anybody else think it could be a piece of "riding" gear for humans to ride and control said animals? It was just a thought, as it kind of looks like its a small piece of something bigger, it almost looks as if it has a place for it to "henge" onto something else.
I hate to be a know it all, but Beale was out hunting buffalo with his group when one of them found a silver vein running about ground. Then they came back with digging equipment. They then exchanged a load of the silver ore for gold bars, gold coins and gems on their way back before they buried it all. Never heard of some of the others though! As always, great video!
I've heard of all of these before, but this video went into further detail and told me new information I haven't yet heard about on these mysteries. Good job!
Can truly appreciate what makes your interest in these mysteries constant. I have known a few remarkable sensitives that even worked with law enforcement to aid in "solving" otherwise cold cases. It would be interesting for a team of sensitives to possibly hold/handle the mysterious objects and see what they could glean if anything. Mahalo nui loa for your stimulating presentations brother!
I've seen so many unsolved mystery videos but none of them has ever talked about the missing link and the mysterious evolution of modern humans. one day we are hominids and the next we are modern humans with sophisticated brains. some have even called it "the big bang of the brain". they know it happened, they know roughly when it happened, they know it happened relatively quickly, they just don't know how or why.
could be though, we have no evidence about this stuff its all just assumptions. we also have no idea when it happened we just kinda take guesses based on 'facts' that just so happen to change on a year to year basis.
Still is a mystery and makes zero sense, especially since no other species on this entire planet has gone through this same form of mass hyper speed evolution. The amount of time we are said to have gone from lower ape like creature not using higher brain functions to using them is a very very short period of time, thus why most say it happened over night, this sort of leap happens over ten's of millions of years not 100 thousand years perhaps 200 thousand tops. The theory of evolution does not appear to apply to us humans in this regard along with the concrete evidence we have that the gene addition into our very DNA that allows higher brain function appears in less than 100 thousand year period, that fact in itself throws evolution out the window, because if such was natural why did it only happen to us and no other animal life or plant life which was on the same planet in the same area all around us. And we do have a time line for when it occured, we have mapped the human genome and there are things about us humans that should not exist, well shouldn't exist if you do not believe beings outside of our planet have not interfered or if Gods are real of course, because speaking nature wise, modern humans are a impossible feat of nature itself
Very happy that you mentioned Romania in here. we have so many findings which are hidden from the world. I am so frustrated to see that no one gives any kind of credit to them. they pop up for the public, then they vanish.
whats up bro love your videos...lol hey did you find the gold yet? in you know Bedford?...was thinkin of lookin and was wonderin if you can give me a hint ... promise to share a percentage ;)
Lonnie M. Obviously they were found and shared equally among politicians. Judging from the inability to pay back Germany its gold....they've probably spent it long ago.
Have watched several of your videos, after I noticed I just can not stop clicking the next one I've decided to subscribe. There has to be some sort of sorcery involved here.
It's not unheard of for artifacts to have significant vertical migration in sand or sandy substrates with periodic exposure to water. Usually something like OSL can help determine the age of associated substrates, but if vertical migration is evident ... you may never know how old your artifact is. Then again, a 14C date on the mastodon bones that correlates with sand samples in their proximity and in proximity to the wedge would go a long way to suggesting a comparable age. As for dating the wedge itself (and not through association), I don't think that's possible just yet. Addition: I just did a little extra reading. Apparently the objects were all within a "sleeve" of petrified sand. This would have been perfect for OSL dating. Shame it's gone!
Just for argument's sake, let's just say I solved the Beale Cipher and found the treasure. Am I obligated to return the found treasure to the descendants of the men listed in the third cipher?
For #3, it's not hieroglyphs, is Phoenician letters. Phoenicia made a colony in Minoan lands and the Greek alphabet was influenced by them. You can tell that there are words by the periods in the middle of each one.
The aluminum wedge is a kind of buckle used on the tame mammoth things. Most people believe that we hunted and ate the mammoths and the like. And this is somewhat true but only in the more recent years. Thousands of years ago they were used for many things like carrying and carting. That is what the Wedge was used for, on some kind of harness.
Around 3:00 you meantion a disk that came from Minoans, the writing on the disk you show appears to be from the Norse, vikings, the writing is called Futhark, look into it.
I just found your channel and I love it. You mentioned a show that told of legends. I think I saw it advertised for the Syracuse NY area but I cannot remember the name. Would you mind sharing it. I would love to go and see it.
The aluminium block is part of an oxidised engine mount from a Moskvitch Saloon, manufactured in the former USSR in the latter part of the 20th century. Presumably it fell (or was more likely thrown there to create a story) into the hole when the bones were discovered.
As for the Voich Manuscript, I think it might have been written in an ancient language that died out. It looks like a cross between Arabic and French. Or it might be some kind of secret code, considering the anti-science that the church was going through at the time, hopefully, the person who wrote the manuscript had a key to decode it. If not then it will never be found out. Although there is always hope, look at the Rosetta Stone.
Thank u very much for the videos ♡ im really enjoying them. Im totally into ur type :) im going to enjoy my night with ur videos. Is one thing reading about this stuff and another having u put it together for us. Im on board with just about every video i seen from u (over 10). Yup im a fan! Thanks again pal!!
Dear God, so in this Japanese numbers-to-words thing, 42 means "shini" which is English means "death". So does that mean the answer to life, the universe and all its purposes is DEATH??? 😦
Wouldn't they think the wedge was just dropped there by accident? Doesn't that make the most sense? Simplest explinstion? Occam's Razor? Just because one thing is with another thing doesn't mean it's from the same era. I mean if an earthquake brings down a museum and someone digs it up later that person isn't going to be like "Oh shit! iPhones were used by the Aztecs!" Or an archaeologist in Italy doesn't go "Omg, they drank Pepsi in Rome!" Right?
73,000 is not exactly a diminutive number in any consideration, but I was actually surprised some of your videos don't have at least 1 million+ views. I think your channel is entertaining, the subject matter is always interesting and you always present it very well so I hope you continue to do well and get more subscribers so you can continue to push out more great content. Keep it up. =]:
3:11 -- those are elder futhark runes. You can go online and find them. They are old Norse and Scandinavian. I use them all the time, just like thousands of other people.
The Voynich Manuscript (mystery #1) has been partly decoded in early 2014 by Stephen Bax, a professor of linguistics at the University of Bedfordshire. Plus, a US botanist, Dr. Arthur Tucker, has identified several of the plants illustrated as native to the Central American region. It is now believe that the text was written by someone who knew the spoken Aztec language of Nahuatl and wrote the manuscript using a mix of Nahuatl and Latin. IMO, a native convert who spoke Nahuatl and was educated in Latin by the Spanish missionaries wrote the book.
Karlos Arredondo If you do a google on "Voynich Manuscript decoded" you will get several hits. One of them should be - www.medievalists.net/2014/02/20/voynich-manuscript-partially-decoded-text-hoax-scholar-finds/
I personally think that aluminum wedge was probably just a lump of aluminum that some stone age human found by accident because it looks like it was carved like someone would a stone of that era. Raw native aluminum is rare (it usually is found in the form of Bauxite) but it does turn up in volcanoes and cold seeps from time to time.
I think the Toas hum is just tinnitus and people are misinterpreting it as something external when its internal. When I first herd mine I thought it was my old tube tv acting up again. Because it matches that perfectly.
One mystery you might be interested in is the Kensington Runestone mystery that has gone back and forth several time between declared a fake/hoax to verified as genuine. I believe it is now in the "genuine" status for now.
How much has been lost over time? This is shown in the book 'Deception fall of man' you can read the first few chapters for free by finding it on amazon and tapping look inside.
I did a little research on the aluminum wedge and found an interesting article about a part falling off a Messershmitt ME 262 during World War two over Romania. If it fell from high altitude and landed on wet sandy ground and being wedged shaped, it could have easily buried itself thirty or forty feet into the ground. Easily debunking the idea of it being the landing gear of an alien spaceship, or even the head of Thor' s hammer. Sorry guys, no ancient aliens here.
The one mystery I have come across are the ivory puzzle ball. How do they make those? Apparently they start from the inside and carve the outer layers last.
This is the best fucking channel ever!!!!! I get that these things could potentially be hoaxes and theories can be far fetched but this shit makes my skin crawl euphorically with the possibility of as you said: things not all being figured out by humanity. Even if all of this stuff turns out to be crap its still a ball to just chill and watch all this shit that makes you that life may actually be as strange or stranger than fiction.
About that book with the odd language... Maybe it was a philospher/alchhemist's book, but they created their own language and used only that so nobody could steal his information. I feel like this would be somewhat of a reality for somebody searching to create a philosopher's stone or cure-all.
Of all the theories of the Hum.. the one I find most acceptable is that of the ULF transmissions that submarines use for communication (Ultra Low Frequency). Why some can hear the hum and others not, I have no idea. I saw some show YEARS ago about the hum and they took some of the hearers into some caves.. as they got deeper they said the hum was louder.
Number 7, I don't think aliens did this. I think our ancestors knew a lot more than what we give them credit for. We just rediscover the discovered.
Number 7 what were you reading Lorien lagecies or something are you loric hmmmmmmmmmm
Huh?
XxAdamJxX yes i agree i think your right it was our ancestors
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Yep, everytime a big culture falls, much of the knowledge goes forgotten.
Even from the romans that left so much written behind.
I just couldn't stop watching your videos.
Andrew Ting Thanks :-)
Beyond Science he may have a problem with addiction and you say thanks? hmmmm
Andrew Ting Just found them.. im right there with ya.
+Andrew Ting same here!
Me too
What if the wedge was landing gear to a time machine. A time machine that was used to find out what the wedge was, but when they get there there is no wedge there and when they leave, the landing gear is left behind. leaving it to get found, so they can go back in time to leave it for themselves to find >_>
Time Loop.
MidnightKatana Awesome theory!
Nyssila Indigo
I was bored XD
MidnightKatana Makes perfect sense to me, other than my own above:)
+MidnightKatana the wedge is the tooth from a bulldozer bucket. it must have come dislodged when the area was being cleared.
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Good thing it looks really old. XD thats a possibility tho
I am so obsessed with watching this guy's vids,and I just found him two days ago:)
Alice May Molnar Thanks :-)
Beyond Science Same!!! Keep it up. You do really great, interesting videos. Five out of five stars! :D
I disagree about the Voynich Manuscript. In the early 15th century all books were hand made, because labour was cheap, and most books were produced by by monasteries, since the Church pretty much had the monopoly on written knowledge. A book of this nature, purporting to be a 'alchemy' tome, would have been worth literally a fortune, and so well worth fabricating. Writing it in 'code' hides the fact its actually nonsense, and allows the author to claim no knowledge of the contents, yet at the same time the illustrations hint precisely what the content is. A rich patron would indeed pay a kings ransom for this book, and it well be worth its production. The book was seemingly written by one hand, which would support the idea it was a monastery.
Love the videos man. Straight to the point, nothing over the top, just presenting the facts with an open mind and pretty much everything I've seen here is at least possible. Wish the scientific community was more willing to look at things that way. Keep it up
wagstag89 Thanks! :-)
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+warlock040269 See what?
(lol... sorry, I couldn't resist that...)
The manuscript could have been written in a custom cipher that was literally only known by its author. That's the problem with mysteries of the written variety, it is impossible to know what the long dead writer meant and the key could be anything from an important document to some scribbling produced by the author.
Randy Savage I'd say the the Manuscript is complete gibberish. It's only a speculation but due to the repetetiveness of words used in the written texts, I doubt that any biological or Astronomical knowledge, description, explanations or possibly equasions could be displayed accurately. Now, I do not know much about old languages or cyphers but to portrait the assumed complexity and abundance of knowledge, a more complex language or cypher would be required.
See 0:56. As you can see, some "words" are used repeatedly in the same line. Sometimes with only one other "word" between it.
Then again I'm not a college graduate or someone who knows what he is talking about. Basically It's just a guess based on simple observations.
+C0rvinTV Statistical analysis of the manuscript has led researchers to believe that it's an actual language, due to word frequency etc. Recently, I heard that a scholar's claiming he has identified a handful of words and their meaning. Like, 10 words or thereabouts
Oskar Henriksen I don't think anyone has solved even ten words of the manuscript. I think he may have deduced a few words based on frequency analysis but it is impossible to know it is valid considering there is no possible way to confirm it. It honestly looks like a fabricated language used as an advertising tool for the guy that apparently stumbled upon this. If the best minds available cannot solve even one word of the manuscript, it is hard to make a case for it being genuine.
Oskar Henriksen To be honest that seems to be some pretty low hanging fruit but now the problem is that if he has identified 14 letters, he has to be making the assumption that A.) The text is not enciphered B.) The language in question uses the same phonetic and letter system that our language does and C.) The most horrifying possibility, he has to assume that it isn't both enciphered and in a made up language with different phonetics. Using common sense and then applying frequency analysis is a good place to start but if the text is enciphered he's already fallen into a trap.
Randy Savage
I guess the main point is it's unlikely it's just gibberish. It seems to have actual meaning.
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One mystery I think is pretty neat is the immortal Count St. Germain. It's a fascinating and mysterious sequence of events and people that I'd love to know the answers to.He kept popping up throughtout france in the 1700's (I think) and was always said to never look any older than 40-50 years old. He was incredibly knowledgable about science philosophy, music, history and alchemy. He was said to know how to make jems with alchemy and had plenty of them in his possesion. He even warned marie antoinette about the french revolution. In the 1800's a man matching his description showed up in england using a differnt name. Pretty suspicious if you ask me.
the computer you talked about in the end exist. I have seen it in courage the cowardly dog cartoon. 😂
Ajit Singh lol
About the Voynich Manuscript. There is a guy named Dr. Stephen Bax, who is currently decoding the book. It takes very long time, but progress is being made.
so after a quick look at the shugborough inscription, i have a very good idea as to what it could mean...
if you look at the letters numerically
o 15
u 21
o 15
s 19
v 22
a 1
v 22
v 22
these total up to 137...
looking at the number 137.. we see this:
"The Hebrew word קבלה (Kabbalah) takes a Gematria value of 137. Kabbalah is generally taken to mean "receiving," as evident from its root in Hebrew k-b-l (kof-beit-lamed), to "receive". Nevertheless, an additional nuance of meaning can be derived from the first appearance of its root (k-b-l) in the Torah. In Exodus 26:5 and 36:12, the root k-b-l appears to imply a state of “corresponding” rather than “receiving.” It is used to describe the “corresponding loops” which, when clasped together, enjoined the two sections of the Tabernacle’s ceiling. These loops were suspended directly over the veil that divided the Holy Place and the Holy of Holies. Symbolically, this is the threshold between the physical dimension and the utterly spiritual dimension. In other words, at the boundary line of the physical world, the number 137 emerges."
this suggests that the if the inscription is a clue to the holy grail, than the code states that the holy grail is "at the boundary line of the physical world".. suggesting that the holy grail has been pulled back into the spiritual world...
now we look at "DM"..
"Roman tombstones often included the letters D.M., which stood for dis manibus, "for the Manes", an abbreviation that continued to appear even in Christian inscriptions.
The Manes were offered blood sacrifices. The gladiatorial games, originally held at funerals, may have been instituted in the honor of the Manes.[5] According to Cicero, the Manes could be called forth from the caves near Lake Avernus."
as for "the Manes"...
"In ancient Roman religion, the Manes /ˈmeɪniːz/ or Di Manes are chthonic deities sometimes thought to represent souls of deceased loved ones. They were associated with the Lares, Lemures, Genii, and Di Penates as deities (di) that pertained to domestic, local, and personal cult. They belonged broadly to the category of di inferi, "those who dwell below," the undifferentiated collective of divine dead"
with all this in consideration, the thought would be that in caves near Lake Avernus, you can make a sacrifice of blood to call forth the Manes (or deceased loved ones).
Now, I would have to assume that rather than a manifestation in the physical world of the Manes, it would rather be a portal gateway that would bridge the physical and spiritual worlds together, allowing for a physical (living) being to pass through, and consequently give them the ability to obtain the holy grail from the other side.
the only real question to this theory is this: what kind of blood would be required to be sacrificed... as im sure it would be a specific kind of blood and not just any old random blood.
I do have a theory about what the blood may be, but i'd rather not get into that currently.
darcraven01 Sooooooooo, Half life 3 confirmed?
Jonathan Crane yes,... the "holy grail" is really just a fancy way of saying halflife 3.. rofl
The Voynich Manuscript is totally making me go crazy^^' I often spend time "reading" it haha. But there are even more manuscripts, that nobody can read yet or that were deciphered just recently. Maybe you can make a video about them too! Your videos are very cool!
Really professional videos, very enjoyable.
"Aluminum requires 1,000 degrees of heat to create"
Umm.. Not true. Aluminum is an ELEMENT, it cannot be created. What you do with that 1,000 degrees is melt the aluminum in order to separate it from the other elements in a piece of rock.
If the object is an "aluminum alloy" that means it isn't pure aluminum. Furthermore, if it contains 12 elements-- it really isn't pure anything. All in all, that actually mean it is not the least bit surprising at all.
If you dug any metal out of a rock in the ground you would find that you had a chunk of rock with 12 different elements and whatever metal you wanted out of it would probably be an alloy within that rock. In other words, the "object" is just a hunk of rock that happens to contain a fair amount of aluminum (one of the most common metals) and could well simply be the result of volcanic activity. Human hands may have helped give it shape or it shape could be completely accidental.
andrew ferris Aliens is just never the right answer.
Ebon Hawk Well... that depends on the question. I mean, if one is scanning the cosmos for radio waves or examining the atmosphere of exoplanets it could be.
But if we are talking about stuff happening on Earth, that is a good policy to have.
andrew ferris Yeah I was talking about stuff happening on earth, past and present.
no doubt there are aliens out there somewhere, probably wont find any while I live though
Andrew, the wedge was composed of a composite of aluminum, nickel, iron and other materials in quantities and of a purity that would have required mining and extensive refining. Aluminum does not exist in solid chunks it has to be mined by crushing the ore its in and melting it and then turned into a powder and then it is smelted into ingots
Ryan Stevens If it is a composite, it isn't pure. Those two words are contradictory.
After watching this, the one thing that really stood out to me was that wedge. Seeing as how it was found so close to the bones of two Mastodons, anybody else think it could be a piece of "riding" gear for humans to ride and control said animals? It was just a thought, as it kind of looks like its a small piece of something bigger, it almost looks as if it has a place for it to "henge" onto something else.
i love your channel, i started watching it today and ive already watched 4 videos. keep up the good work man.
I hate to be a know it all, but Beale was out hunting buffalo with his group when one of them found a silver vein running about ground. Then they came back with digging equipment. They then exchanged a load of the silver ore for gold bars, gold coins and gems on their way back before they buried it all.
Never heard of some of the others though!
As always, great video!
I've heard of all of these before, but this video went into further detail and told me new information I haven't yet heard about on these mysteries. Good job!
Can truly appreciate what makes your interest in these mysteries constant. I have known a few remarkable sensitives that even worked with law enforcement to aid in "solving" otherwise cold cases. It would be interesting for a team of sensitives to possibly hold/handle the mysterious objects and see what they could glean if anything. Mahalo nui loa for your stimulating presentations brother!
Bill Cypher
Shizuka564 wow,lol thought of tht to
Shizuka564 wow,lol thought of tht to
1. Voynich manuscript
2. Beale ciphers
3. Phaistos disc
4. Sheppard’s code
5. Wow signal
6. Taos hum
7. Aluminum Aiud artifact
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Thanks for your interesting videos. Keep it up!!!!!
George Serrano Thanks :-)
Not sure how I stumbled on your channel, but I've watched several videos so far. And I sed hit subscribe. Great stuff.
I've seen so many unsolved mystery videos but none of them has ever talked about the missing link and the mysterious evolution of modern humans. one day we are hominids and the next we are modern humans with sophisticated brains. some have even called it "the big bang of the brain". they know it happened, they know roughly when it happened, they know it happened relatively quickly, they just don't know how or why.
could be though, we have no evidence about this stuff its all just assumptions. we also have no idea when it happened we just kinda take guesses based on 'facts' that just so happen to change on a year to year basis.
Still is a mystery and makes zero sense, especially since no other species on this entire planet has gone through this same form of mass hyper speed evolution. The amount of time we are said to have gone from lower ape like creature not using higher brain functions to using them is a very very short period of time, thus why most say it happened over night, this sort of leap happens over ten's of millions of years not 100 thousand years perhaps 200 thousand tops. The theory of evolution does not appear to apply to us humans in this regard along with the concrete evidence we have that the gene addition into our very DNA that allows higher brain function appears in less than 100 thousand year period, that fact in itself throws evolution out the window, because if such was natural why did it only happen to us and no other animal life or plant life which was on the same planet in the same area all around us. And we do have a time line for when it occured, we have mapped the human genome and there are things about us humans that should not exist, well shouldn't exist if you do not believe beings outside of our planet have not interfered or if Gods are real of course, because speaking nature wise, modern humans are a impossible feat of nature itself
What is shown in 307 is not the Phaistos disk but a line drawing of an Etruscan inscription on lead from Magliano.
A+ for mysteries I haven't seen in every other video on youtube.
Do you have any opinions about the Dyatlov Pass Incident, the Dybbik Box or Gobeki Tepe?
Only knew two of these. Thanks for the info more history to be discovered.
I really like your video's too. Just simple straight to the point with NO sensationalism.
You're the best :)
Very happy that you mentioned Romania in here. we have so many findings which are hidden from the world. I am so frustrated to see that no one gives any kind of credit to them. they pop up for the public, then they vanish.
New subscriber! I love your content!!
whats up bro love your videos...lol hey did you find the gold yet? in you know Bedford?...was thinkin of lookin and was wonderin if you can give me a hint ... promise to share a percentage ;)
Lonnie M. Hey thanks, no luck so far :-(
meeh keep searching, we can be rich one day lol.
are you ever like bothered by authorities are people for making the videos and informative speaches you give ever?
Lonnie M. Obviously they were found and shared equally among politicians. Judging from the inability to pay back Germany its gold....they've probably spent it long ago.
I've read from some book authors that they owe gold to a secret organization so that's where it went
"Its pages were made sometime between 14:04 and 14:38." --- well, that sounds right to me, as most people then have a teabreak around 15:30.
Have watched several of your videos, after I noticed I just can not stop clicking the next one I've decided to subscribe. There has to be some sort of sorcery involved here.
dude your vids are so awesome. you keep the world thinking.
yay! someone found my wedge! can i have it back? i used it for hunting mastodons! i think i can use it on elephants too!
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l love this channel.
yeah I love Jackie chans channel :)
looks like Scottish or Irish language to me I'll see if I can crack it. if you give me at the end of the year I'll figure it out
Well... at least you didn't specify WHICH year...
amen brother keep on your quest for unknown mysteries.
If I hadn't run out of weed i would watch a ton of your videos in a row. Once i get back on a Beyond Science marathon is in order.
hey man great clips you give me lots to think on and about ,keep up the good intell
That last one was really fascinating. Familiar with the others already But great video nonetheless. Thanks.
Learn something new every day
Interesting... This show is so interesting!
It's not unheard of for artifacts to have significant vertical migration in sand or sandy substrates with periodic exposure to water. Usually something like OSL can help determine the age of associated substrates, but if vertical migration is evident ... you may never know how old your artifact is. Then again, a 14C date on the mastodon bones that correlates with sand samples in their proximity and in proximity to the wedge would go a long way to suggesting a comparable age. As for dating the wedge itself (and not through association), I don't think that's possible just yet.
Addition: I just did a little extra reading. Apparently the objects were all within a "sleeve" of petrified sand. This would have been perfect for OSL dating. Shame it's gone!
Just for argument's sake, let's just say I solved the Beale Cipher and found the treasure. Am I obligated to return the found treasure to the descendants of the men listed in the third cipher?
+Wildcat SMC Yes, I am one of them so I would like my stolen treasure returned please.
+Mr Meow Technically it's not stolen, it's just lost. but yeah, I feel ya.
Wildcat SMC HOW DARE YOU STEAL MY LOST STOLEN TREASURE
Greatvideo.All of em dude!
LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!
these videos are addicting , my mind is filled with predictions and urn to lean more
Keep up the good work👍👍😀
Nice vid and great channel
Very educational.
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For #3, it's not hieroglyphs, is Phoenician letters. Phoenicia made a colony in Minoan lands and the Greek alphabet was influenced by them. You can tell that there are words by the periods in the middle of each one.
Does Thor know the head of his hammer is missing?
when I first watched your videos, I thought they were boring. After watching multiple videos, I have to say, they are quite interesting.
The aluminum wedge is a kind of buckle used on the tame mammoth things. Most people believe that we hunted and ate the mammoths and the like. And this is somewhat true but only in the more recent years. Thousands of years ago they were used for many things like carrying and carting. That is what the Wedge was used for, on some kind of harness.
Around 3:00 you meantion a disk that came from Minoans, the writing on the disk you show appears to be from the Norse, vikings, the writing is called Futhark, look into it.
I just found your channel and I love it. You mentioned a show that told of legends. I think I saw it advertised for the Syracuse NY area but I cannot remember the name. Would you mind sharing it. I would love to go and see it.
Nice 1!
I love your videos :) and they're edited & put together so well. Plus your sarcasm makes everything that much more entertaining :p
The aluminium block is part of an oxidised engine mount from a Moskvitch Saloon, manufactured in the former USSR in the latter part of the 20th century. Presumably it fell (or was more likely thrown there to create a story) into the hole when the bones were discovered.
As for the Voich Manuscript, I think it might have been written in an ancient language that died out. It looks like a cross between Arabic and French. Or it might be some kind of secret code, considering the anti-science that the church was going through at the time, hopefully, the person who wrote the manuscript had a key to decode it. If not then it will never be found out. Although there is always hope, look at the Rosetta Stone.
5th one is the signal from a pulsar, which they later found out.
Thank u very much for the videos ♡ im really enjoying them. Im totally into ur type :) im going to enjoy my night with ur videos. Is one thing reading about this stuff and another having u put it together for us. Im on board with just about every video i seen from u (over 10). Yup im a fan! Thanks again pal!!
Genesis R thanks for watching :-)
About the wedge: electricity is required to extract aluminum from its ore, so that makes the mystery deeper.
THE Answer to the universe and all its purposes is 42 my Friend
Dear God, so in this Japanese numbers-to-words thing, 42 means "shini" which is English means "death". So does that mean the answer to life, the universe and all its purposes is DEATH??? 😦
Ohh, I think you just had it figured man
And by "Just" i mean 6 months ago
Yeah... I'm just hitching a ride through the Galaxy here, just passin through... don't mind me...
Wouldn't they think the wedge was just dropped there by accident? Doesn't that make the most sense? Simplest explinstion? Occam's Razor? Just because one thing is with another thing doesn't mean it's from the same era. I mean if an earthquake brings down a museum and someone digs it up later that person isn't going to be like "Oh shit! iPhones were used by the Aztecs!" Or an archaeologist in Italy doesn't go "Omg, they drank Pepsi in Rome!" Right?
73,000 is not exactly a diminutive number in any consideration, but I was actually surprised some of your videos don't have at least 1 million+ views. I think your channel is entertaining, the subject matter is always interesting and you always present it very well so I hope you continue to do well and get more subscribers so you can continue to push out more great content. Keep it up. =]:
3:11 -- those are elder futhark runes. You can go online and find them. They are old Norse and Scandinavian. I use them all the time, just like thousands of other people.
I love watching your videos
Thank you
Started watching your videos at 18. Still here at 20 am
The Voynich Manuscript is at the Folger Shakespeare Library in D.C. right now.
so cool!
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good show
I'm with ya, I like the idea we don't have it all figured out! Great video's keep'm rolling!
You should talk about the holy grail once! I believe that would be a great topic! 😊
I bet the wedge belongs to a time machine of our future.... Don't diss my ideas.. I might be right
Also the encrypted message in the statue might be using the three letters back rule.....if I'm right, I'm a 12 year old genius.
The Voynich Manuscript (mystery #1) has been partly decoded in early 2014 by Stephen Bax, a professor of linguistics at the University of Bedfordshire. Plus, a US botanist, Dr. Arthur Tucker, has identified several of the plants illustrated as native to the Central American region. It is now believe that the text was written by someone who knew the spoken Aztec language of Nahuatl and wrote the manuscript using a mix of Nahuatl and Latin. IMO, a native convert who spoke Nahuatl and was educated in Latin by the Spanish missionaries wrote the book.
Wow really? Where did u find this out? Can u send me links to read about this please...
Karlos Arredondo If you do a google on "Voynich Manuscript decoded" you will get several hits. One of them should be - www.medievalists.net/2014/02/20/voynich-manuscript-partially-decoded-text-hoax-scholar-finds/
badweetabix oh ok thank you for the info I much appreciate it =) and I will surely look into it soon..
2:54 I thought the thumbnail was a cookie :o
Your hypnosis is working wonderfully talented and thinking being.
I personally think that aluminum wedge was probably just a lump of aluminum that some stone age human found by accident because it looks like it was carved like someone would a stone of that era. Raw native aluminum is rare (it usually is found in the form of Bauxite) but it does turn up in volcanoes and cold seeps from time to time.
I think the Toas hum is just tinnitus and people are misinterpreting it as something external when its internal. When I first herd mine I thought it was my old tube tv acting up again. Because it matches that perfectly.
Keep the good work going
علي النقبي thanks :-)
One mystery you might be interested in is the Kensington Runestone mystery that has gone back and forth several time between declared a fake/hoax to verified as genuine. I believe it is now in the "genuine" status for now.
Mike you are so awesome!
Patrick Dolum Thanks!
How much has been lost over time? This is shown in the book 'Deception fall of man' you can read the first few chapters for free by finding it on amazon and tapping look inside.
I did a little research on the aluminum wedge and found an interesting article about a part falling off a Messershmitt ME 262 during World War two over Romania. If it fell from high altitude and landed on wet sandy ground and being wedged shaped, it could have easily buried itself thirty or forty feet into the ground. Easily debunking the idea of it being the landing gear of an alien spaceship, or even the head of Thor' s hammer. Sorry guys, no ancient aliens here.
Love your videos!!!! You are awesome
Brian Mclellan thanks Brian!
Beyond Science you are very welcome
i like your content vary well made. Keep it up :)
The one mystery I have come across are the ivory puzzle ball. How do they make those? Apparently they start from the inside and carve the outer layers last.
This is the best fucking channel ever!!!!! I get that these things could potentially be hoaxes and theories can be far fetched but this shit makes my skin crawl euphorically with the possibility of as you said: things not all being figured out by humanity. Even if all of this stuff turns out to be crap its still a ball to just chill and watch all this shit that makes you that life may actually be as strange or stranger than fiction.
About that book with the odd language... Maybe it was a philospher/alchhemist's book, but they created their own language and used only that so nobody could steal his information. I feel like this would be somewhat of a reality for somebody searching to create a philosopher's stone or cure-all.
So much out there bro we don't know, so many questions, thanks for ur vids btw
The author of the Voynich manuscript made his own font. Cool.
At "2:47" National Treasure 3 is not released yet!!!
Of all the theories of the Hum.. the one I find most acceptable is that of the ULF transmissions that submarines use for communication (Ultra Low Frequency). Why some can hear the hum and others not, I have no idea. I saw some show YEARS ago about the hum and they took some of the hearers into some caves.. as they got deeper they said the hum was louder.