+Interesting Stuff It's a matter of perspective. It's like us arriving on an alien planet and calling a native of that planet an alien, when in their eyes, we are the aliens. A beach to us would be one in the same to a beach to them, just in a different environment.
Yes, there is water in the air we breath, but due to having a higher concentration of water, the weight of it gives us oceans. There is salt in our oceans, but due to a high concentration of salt, the weight of it creates lakes/oceans in our lakes/oceans. All perspective in how you look at it.
I thought the same thing. She said "Ok thanks, I was just curious" and I wanted to see what she asked. Turns out she was talking to the pilot of the craft. She wanted to see the swell of the black stuff and she had seen enough. You also need to keep in mind, theyre working. They aren't hanging out after smoking a bowl, checking out some ocean stuff. I don't think she took it personally because shes a professional but she seemed to misunderstand at first too. Also black stuff is sediment, probably an affect of the brine.
@@tnos6268 Yes, although I do love this channel (especially when investigating brine pools - which are mesmerizing), there are times when I'm thinking, 'Please, edit it so anyone giving an explanation is allowed the upper hand.' Although I love all the natural oohs, ahhs, laughs, jokes and general fun-talk of these scientists, I am all-ears when it comes to them explaining exactly what we're seeing, and often miss bits of names and processes.
Nice name bud The firmament separates the waters above Sky is blue because of super Saline water above Look at high zoom photography of stars look just like they are shimmering because of water
kinda sad how little attention this channel gets, front row first hand research with tons of rare underwater encounters. maybe they need 6 red arrows pointing all over ⤵ ⤴ ↩ and some 😱😱😱 emojis on the thumbnail
This is absolutely incredible! What I wouldn't give to be the scientist to discover something like this! I love the white terraced brine pool. Reminds me of the terraced limestone in Yellowstone at Mammoth Springs and other hotspring-type places. I guess that means Spongebob really DID have an ocean under the water to swim in. That was always something that left my brother and I scratching our heads when we were little. Goo Lagoon exists!
I would assume to some extent, it does slowly diffuse into the surrounding ocean. What you have to remember though is that these pools/rivers are also continuously being fed, so they continue to exist instead of disappearing into the surrounding ocean.
Because its just an assumption what these guys are saying, why don't get some of that water and examine it? The true is, that all these lakes and rivers under the oceans, are just part of what was created in the very beginning. They are the "waters".. which were divided to form the "prison".. where "we" live. What you see up there, it's not "dust", that it makes the "sky" look blue, but it's also.. WATER!! There's also a video from the late Mike deGruy, look it up. Gen. "And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. 1:7 And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so. 1:8 And God called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day. 1:9 And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so. " The sun, moon and stars are under the firmament, according to the scriptures, just keep reading Gen. 1. 😎
JRB surface tension. The salt ions are so commonly present that the attraction between ions is greater than the force by the pressure of diffusion. It's so concentrated that it resembles more of a solid than a liquid solution, and thus doesn't diffuse
What I want to know is how these brine pools fit into the larger ecosystem. Are these essential, that is, if removed would the results be catastrophic? On the other hand, are these natural toxic waste dumps that are barely tolerated? (My guess is it is something in between.)
@@AnOceanOnFire The submarines we have today wouldn't survive down there, particularly not the smaller ones required for an expedition like this. I believe the situation they have going on here is a little research boat floating above, attatched by a tether, with a crew of people remotely operating individual parts of the ROV like thrusters, cameras and collection devices (the suction tubes and arms seen in other videos) in tandem. So no, he hasn't been in a submarine at the bottom of the ocean, and I'd wager the biologists probably haven't either.
However, that's beside the point. The guy's both right and wrong. On the one hand, some of these environments and biospheres are so fragile that even observing them with an instrument like the ROV can be destructive. On the other, occasionally specimins must be collected to improve our knowledge of certain organisms and environments, and help better preserve them in the future. The act of collection usually, at this depth anyway, kills the animals collected (Aside from several crustacean species, which can be safely taken to the surface alive.)
Nonsense, 30 meters is regular recreational diving depths, with the right air mixtures and suits you can reach some 500 meters, for example in the oil pipeline repairs, but there are certain suits that even allow up to 700 meter dives, although those are almost mini-submarines.
There's quite a few videos of divers swimming in and out of brine pools. The only thing that seems to have any danger to it, is if the diver goes under the brine and loses their way. It's so thick and foggy in some places that you don't know which way is up or down, left or right. And lights only seem to make your perception of things, worse.
could be part of the firmament there? i wouldnt be there if i was you. the barrier wasnt put up to keep us in. it was put up to hold back certain elements you wouldnt want to come in contact with.
disculpen esto me parece una produccion del cineasta (que por cierto, fue el tercero en bajar a esta profundidad ) para explicar las "olas sobre las olas " . desgraciadamente las dos personas que murieron en el helicoptero no podran hablar mas sobre este tema y con este audio y los videos actuales del record de profundidad y el EVnautilus, se pretende distraer y explicar de alguna manera para que la gente no cuestione el porque el "submarino" no penetro lo que describieron como "el Lago" y fue rebotado como si se tratara de una superficie dura , y al mismo tiempo provoco el efecto de "las olas sobre las olas "... un cineasta de hollywood investigando la profundidad del oceano y sus avismos???... parece que era muy importante preparar las ascenas que vemos ahora !!! ...nos persigue el mito lunar ...no creen?
As climate change/global warming continues to be a problem, and methane (detected here along with sulphides in the brine pool) continues to be released from the sea floor into oceans around the world (especially in the Arctic region), does this mean that this excess of dissolved methane will find itself gravitating into 'sinks' such as these brine pools? If so, might the extra methane cause an increase in the depth and frequency of brine pools (thus expanding the lifeless zones), and would it alter the natural chemistry of brine pools and make them behave differently?
and pools like this are those things we ALL should protect and care about.. this is we as ha umans have no understanding about yet were destroying our oceans slowly.. Makes you stop and think how foolish we are doesn't it? How little we know about a natural resource we abuse and poison everyday..
"He is the one who has set free the two kinds of water, one sweet and palatable, and the other salty and bitter. And He has made between them a barrier and a forbidding partition." (Quran, 25:53)
Flazéda you lack of research sir, the underwater river is formed when the *"fresh"* top water meets the exposed *"salty"* groundwater. www.ripleys.com/blog/mysterious-underwater-river/ need another explained reference ? i will get it for you. *"..He has made between them a barrier and a forbidding partition."* 25:53 Hydrogen Sulfide, it is denser than water and very poisonous, corrosive and explosive there are more about ocean partition just check out on youtube. while the partition in this case is horizontal the another one is vertical.
Lol no. The link you gave is for a cenote. Which is freshwater. This is a deep sea brine lake at the bottom of the ocean. If you weren't aware, the ocean is salty.
It is He who released the two bodies of flowing water, one sweet and fresh and the other salty and bitter, and put an insurmountable barrier between them. - Quran, 25:53
as a matter of fact this is real strange: after 800m down under nothing should stay submerged without the help of a motor in the ocean so that it should free fall to the ocean floor if gravity works like how they propose it should...what i mean is that the crucible is made of material that is more than five times the density of water (which is approx. 1 g/cc)..now unless that liquid brine is more dense that tungsten or iridium that crucible should not be bouncing off it.
Water does not compress under pressure, so water at 1000s of meters in the ocean has the same density as that at the surface. (Give or take a bit due to the differences in the dissolved constituents and temperature.
hahaha the lady at the end, focus on the curl, just humor me she says... i could feel her thinking in her head "omg a Fibonacci curve omg omg it connects with a Fibonacci curve !..... awesome video
too bad there wasn't more scientific description by senior crew members, the best description of some of the most delicate and rarely seen phenomenon is "cool" and "super neat" I'm not sure humans are ready to go to places like this!
Who is it that made the earth a stable place to live? Who made rivers flow through it? Who set immovable mountains on it and created a barrier between the fresh and salt water? Is it another god beside God? No! But most of them do not know. - Quran, 27:61
So glib and flippant with the extreme lives of "simpler" living things--things they cannot hope to understand; and the callous, wasting behavior typical only of lost individuals of the man-kind...why should "God help us"?
this is bullish, density difference alone will not make the two different 'water' mix.this behavior is like oil and water; and the reason oil and water do not mix is because hydrocarbons lack the potential to form hydrogen bonds as in water. All the salts in the so-called brine pools are soluble in sea water. something else is going on here what is the destiny of the water in these pools?
They are literally just different densities. Ever seen a drink were it has different coloured layers? Or those charms you can get that are full of liquid but look like there is a duck floating on a darker liquid? All to do with density
Yeah, but salt is soluble, and distrubutes itself evenly through the aqueous medium. There must be something occurring at the interface to prevent osmosis. "Different density" doesn't satisfy this question.
The salt is coming from the sea floor below. So I believe the "lake" sticks around because for every bit of salt that diffuses more is being replenished. Surface tension probably also plays an important role
What you're describing would produce a gradient of salt diffusion from its source, not the interface that we can see in this video... and if you want to throw the term 'surface tension' around, you'll have to explain yourself. Why is it that two bodies of water with different salt content are being separated by an interface *at all,* let alone with a surface tension at that interface? I respect your contribution, but you haven't put enough thought into your hypothesis.
Explains how there is water underwater in spongebob.
YES!
+Interesting Stuff dont trt to ruin my childhood sir.
+Interesting Stuff It's a matter of perspective. It's like us arriving on an alien planet and calling a native of that planet an alien, when in their eyes, we are the aliens. A beach to us would be one in the same to a beach to them, just in a different environment.
***** No drugs, just realistic.
Yes, there is water in the air we breath, but due to having a higher concentration of water, the weight of it gives us oceans. There is salt in our oceans, but due to a high concentration of salt, the weight of it creates lakes/oceans in our lakes/oceans. All perspective in how you look at it.
“Remember, choices are forever.”
*Nervous laughter throughout cabin.
My thoughts
ahhh gooo lagoon
liberty prime
Goo Lagoon indeed
thought that before i even clicked the video
I read it in his voice lol
And i thought Spongebob was making this up. The goolagon. Lol
the lady at the end was trying to explain more for the viewer but she got cutoff by the other lady. how rude! I wanted to hear what the black stuff is
Sediment.
I thought the same thing.
She said "Ok thanks, I was just curious" and I wanted to see what she asked. Turns out she was talking to the pilot of the craft.
She wanted to see the swell of the black stuff and she had seen enough. You also need to keep in mind, theyre working. They aren't hanging out after smoking a bowl, checking out some ocean stuff. I don't think she took it personally because shes a professional but she seemed to misunderstand at first too.
Also black stuff is sediment, probably an affect of the brine.
Yeah, she was cut off like 4 times explaining stuff. Too many people on comms for real. Damn Mary lol
@@tnos6268 Yes, although I do love this channel (especially when investigating brine pools - which are mesmerizing), there are times when I'm thinking, 'Please, edit it so anyone giving an explanation is allowed the upper hand.'
Although I love all the natural oohs, ahhs, laughs, jokes and general fun-talk of these scientists, I am all-ears when it comes to them explaining exactly what we're seeing, and often miss bits of names and processes.
Total mind blow.... A pool within a pool, and current within a current.
Looking at the waves under the ocean reminds me of the Lunar wave over the moon.
Yep I would totally agree with you. Those waves are just small clues as to the nature of what's beyond our perceptions of the physical world.
Nice name bud
The firmament separates the waters above
Sky is blue because of super Saline water above
Look at high zoom photography of stars look just like they are shimmering because of water
@@CosmicRain144 Oh no! You’re a Flat Earther!
Or on the moon titans
This looks amazing, wow! I keep falling in love with the ocean more and more thanks to this channel...
me too!!!😀
kinda sad how little attention this channel gets, front row first hand research with tons of rare underwater encounters. maybe they need 6 red arrows pointing all over ⤵ ⤴ ↩ and some 😱😱😱 emojis on the thumbnail
What our world is capable is truely spectacular
Every scientist can explain this the best way with: It´s just Cool!
This is absolutely incredible! What I wouldn't give to be the scientist to discover something like this! I love the white terraced brine pool. Reminds me of the terraced limestone in Yellowstone at Mammoth Springs and other hotspring-type places.
I guess that means Spongebob really DID have an ocean under the water to swim in. That was always something that left my brother and I scratching our heads when we were little. Goo Lagoon exists!
Damn, I love these guys. Just goes to show that intelligent people are generally just a better company
That's the layer that separates us and the monsters beneath and you're messing with it. Tut tut.
Is this the Lost River?!
Favorited LMAO I KNEW SOMEONE WILL POINT THIS OUT LMAO LET'S GO FURTHER AND FIND THE INACTIVE LAVA ZONE
@@fallsky_19 I mean, they had to have gotten the idea of the brine in the Lost River from somewhere.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 of course. just appreciating a subnautica reference
But why don't the salt ions diffuse into the surrounding sea water? The sea water has a higher water potential.
The brine and the regular sea water are different densities
I would assume to some extent, it does slowly diffuse into the surrounding ocean. What you have to remember though is that these pools/rivers are also continuously being fed, so they continue to exist instead of disappearing into the surrounding ocean.
Because its just an assumption what these guys are saying, why don't get some of that water and examine it?
The true is, that all these lakes and rivers under the oceans, are just part of what was created in the very beginning.
They are the "waters".. which were divided to form the "prison".. where "we" live.
What you see up there, it's not "dust", that it makes the "sky" look blue, but it's also.. WATER!!
There's also a video from the late Mike deGruy, look it up.
Gen.
"And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.
1:7 And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.
1:8 And God called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day.
1:9 And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so. "
The sun, moon and stars are under the firmament, according to the scriptures, just keep reading Gen. 1.
😎
Thatmetrix2018 u can believe ur bullshit if u want
JRB surface tension. The salt ions are so commonly present that the attraction between ions is greater than the force by the pressure of diffusion. It's so concentrated that it resembles more of a solid than a liquid solution, and thus doesn't diffuse
What I want to know is how these brine pools fit into the larger ecosystem. Are these essential, that is, if removed would the results be catastrophic? On the other hand, are these natural toxic waste dumps that are barely tolerated? (My guess is it is something in between.)
Is this where all the salt in the ocean comes from becouse it's like a leak in a giant salt rock or is it a collection point of salt from sea water?
Thank you for confirming Keep putting more out
The firmament. As above so below
That is not in the Bible.
Why does the thing in the right brine pool at 1:08 looks like a corpse of a human? That's terrifying.
Kind of looks like ice in a way. :)
They found the firmament
The Firmament is not salt water in the ocean.
Anyone know the background music to the video?
This explains why scooter drowned in Spongebob.
The ice walls under ground. That place has a world much like ours I bet.
look don't touch, learn by observation, it's very delicate there
Brad Baldwin Ok mr biologist, how many times have you been at the bottom of the ocean in a submarine?
@@AnOceanOnFire Technically its an ROV
littlesnowflakepunk Correct good sir, correct.
@@AnOceanOnFire The submarines we have today wouldn't survive down there, particularly not the smaller ones required for an expedition like this. I believe the situation they have going on here is a little research boat floating above, attatched by a tether, with a crew of people remotely operating individual parts of the ROV like thrusters, cameras and collection devices (the suction tubes and arms seen in other videos) in tandem. So no, he hasn't been in a submarine at the bottom of the ocean, and I'd wager the biologists probably haven't either.
However, that's beside the point. The guy's both right and wrong.
On the one hand, some of these environments and biospheres are so fragile that even observing them with an instrument like the ROV can be destructive.
On the other, occasionally specimins must be collected to improve our knowledge of certain organisms and environments, and help better preserve them in the future. The act of collection usually, at this depth anyway, kills the animals collected (Aside from several crustacean species, which can be safely taken to the surface alive.)
have you go to the bermuda triangle?
wow...so amazing.....👍👍
They never acknowledged that the firmament is why they can’t descend into that lake.
lol Why would they? That does not even make sense in your crazy religion.
@@Flat_Earth_Sophia: girl shut up! I don’t even follow any religion.
@@iam_deejay I'll say what I like. But if you're not religious, why did you say you believe in one? Are you drunk?
The firmament. Now they just gotta figure our how to break past it.
Good joke
You mean like this?
ruclips.net/video/7t2KoQu5nUA/видео.html
Leviathan's doorstep
How deep is it ? And why didn’t you all descend into it ?
Who searched water under the ocean, cuz of spongebob?
Amazing
"we're rich" love that
Mary knows the score for good shots, keep Mary there.
why is doesnt mix?
Soo cool lake in a sea
What is brine
salty water
Salt water on steroids. We even use it on the surface to preserve food.
So in spongebob, whenever they go to the lake, it is actually a brine ?🤔
What will happen if a human diver come into contact with these salt?
this is quite deep, human divers can only withstand 20-30m of depth
1020dr how do you know?
Nonsense, 30 meters is regular recreational diving depths, with the right air mixtures and suits you can reach some 500 meters, for example in the oil pipeline repairs, but there are certain suits that even allow up to 700 meter dives, although those are almost mini-submarines.
There's quite a few videos of divers swimming in and out of brine pools. The only thing that seems to have any danger to it, is if the diver goes under the brine and loses their way. It's so thick and foggy in some places that you don't know which way is up or down, left or right. And lights only seem to make your perception of things, worse.
could be part of the firmament there? i wouldnt be there if i was you. the barrier wasnt put up to keep us in. it was put up to hold back certain elements you wouldnt want to come in contact with.
I totally agree with you, they are in danger there.
Is that a quote or a reference?
lol yall religious folks
The aliens are invading... Run!😉😂
Subnautica got it right!
No deep is this salty lake, it's like deep.
wanna see a brine lake up close go to Utah that's one of the biggest brine lakes you can visit
That is mike de gruy video in Mexico, and is not just a concentrate of salt, why this people has to riun everything.
disculpen esto me parece una produccion del cineasta (que por cierto, fue el tercero en bajar a esta profundidad ) para explicar las "olas sobre las olas " .
desgraciadamente las dos personas que murieron en el helicoptero no podran hablar mas sobre este tema y con este audio y los videos actuales del record de profundidad y el EVnautilus, se pretende distraer y explicar de alguna manera para que la gente no cuestione el porque el "submarino" no penetro lo que describieron como "el Lago" y fue rebotado como si se tratara de una superficie dura , y al mismo tiempo provoco el efecto de "las olas sobre las olas "... un cineasta de hollywood investigando la profundidad del oceano y sus avismos???... parece que era muy importante preparar las ascenas que vemos ahora !!! ...nos persigue el mito lunar ...no creen?
never seen an episode of spongebob in my life
I don't believe it.
Lucky!
I prefer Warner Bros cartoons. You know, Bugs bunny, Looney Tunes!
Cool!
Hey can you zoom in on that curl down there.
Zooms out
Could the white perhaps be Ormus/ Nana / food of the gods??
why do you live so close to team skull?
Nanu: the rents cheap
Goo Lagoon
The comment of the scientists in this vid. make me laught a lot!
As climate change/global warming continues to be a problem, and methane (detected here along with sulphides in the brine pool) continues to be released from the sea floor into oceans around the world (especially in the Arctic region), does this mean that this excess of dissolved methane will find itself gravitating into 'sinks' such as these brine pools?
If so, might the extra methane cause an increase in the depth and frequency of brine pools (thus expanding the lifeless zones), and would it alter the natural chemistry of brine pools and make them behave differently?
Epic
and pools like this are those things we ALL should protect and care about.. this is we as ha umans have no understanding about yet were destroying our oceans slowly.. Makes you stop and think how foolish we are doesn't it? How little we know about a natural resource we abuse and poison everyday..
"He is the one who has set free the two kinds of water, one sweet and palatable, and the other salty and bitter. And He has made between them a barrier and a forbidding partition." (Quran, 25:53)
+m surga savero They are both salty.
Allah akbar
Flazéda you lack of research sir, the underwater river is formed when the *"fresh"* top water meets the exposed *"salty"* groundwater.
www.ripleys.com/blog/mysterious-underwater-river/ need another explained reference ? i will get it for you.
*"..He has made between them a barrier and a forbidding partition."* 25:53
Hydrogen Sulfide, it is denser than water and very poisonous, corrosive and explosive
there are more about ocean partition just check out on youtube. while the partition in this case is horizontal the another one is vertical.
Lol no. The link you gave is for a cenote. Which is freshwater. This is a deep sea brine lake at the bottom of the ocean. If you weren't aware, the ocean is salty.
Also since when is freshwater sweet? Quran can't even get shit right that they could fact check there and then.
Found this while trying to explain that there are pools under water. While watching SpongeBob of course.
Wow, way to ruin everyone's day at the goo lagoon beach...kicking all that sediment up.
Look! its goo lagoon!
Wow
@2:52...the waves looks just like the lunar wave. ruclips.net/video/xUGxysKSGEM/видео.html.
Adress
It is He who released the two bodies of flowing water, one sweet and fresh and the other salty and bitter, and put an insurmountable barrier between them. - Quran, 25:53
That’s not a Miracle. Lol
@@bryanlovesjesus2204 the miracle is that it is mentioned in al quran before 1400 years
PACIFIC RIM was right!
spongebob where are you?
as a matter of fact this is real strange: after 800m down under nothing should stay submerged without the help of a motor in the ocean so that it should free fall to the ocean floor if gravity works like how they propose it should...what i mean is that the crucible is made of material that is more than five times the density of water (which is approx. 1 g/cc)..now unless that liquid brine is more dense that tungsten or iridium that crucible should not be bouncing off it.
Water does not compress under pressure, so water at 1000s of meters in the ocean has the same density as that at the surface. (Give or take a bit due to the differences in the dissolved constituents and temperature.
"Wooooo..."
Adress
Brine lake are sooo salty
Search a snotblob
Why do you lie to people saying that the oceans and seas get salt from the intemperism of rivers??
It clearly comes from these salt mines!
Ooooojh..who lives in a pineapple under the sea..
Commander Xananymous Absorbent and yellow and porous is he.
Lagune lagune in real life
hahaha the lady at the end, focus on the curl, just humor me she says... i could feel her thinking in her head "omg a Fibonacci curve omg omg it connects with a Fibonacci curve !..... awesome video
A current NOAA Oc Explorer marine study (ending early July 2018) off the SE coast of the US has just discovered a "brine pool".
The firment
0:11 wat nerds so cute
Adress
I'll bet it stinks so bad down there.
too bad there wasn't more scientific description by senior crew members, the best description of some of the most delicate and rarely seen phenomenon is "cool" and "super neat" I'm not sure humans are ready to go to places like this!
William Bradford Baldwin you have a stick in your butt
You got a pair of eyes, no? Also don’t know where you’re from, but where I live professionals are also human beings who get enamored.
Who is it that made the earth a stable place to live? Who made rivers flow through it? Who set immovable mountains on it and created a barrier between the fresh and salt water? Is it another god beside God? No! But most of them do not know. - Quran, 27:61
That's bikini bottom
Magztv
why do they talk like this haHAA
So glib and flippant with the extreme lives of "simpler" living things--things they cannot hope to understand; and the callous, wasting behavior typical only of lost individuals of the man-kind...why should "God help us"?
this is bullish, density difference alone will not make the two different 'water' mix.this behavior is like oil and water; and the reason oil and water do not mix is because hydrocarbons lack the potential to form hydrogen bonds as in water. All the salts in the so-called brine pools are soluble in sea water. something else is going on here
what is the destiny of the water in these pools?
They are literally just different densities. Ever seen a drink were it has different coloured layers? Or those charms you can get that are full of liquid but look like there is a duck floating on a darker liquid? All to do with density
Also, brine can be up to five times denser than regular sea water
Yeah, but salt is soluble, and distrubutes itself evenly through the aqueous medium. There must be something occurring at the interface to prevent osmosis.
"Different density" doesn't satisfy this question.
The salt is coming from the sea floor below. So I believe the "lake" sticks around because for every bit of salt that diffuses more is being replenished. Surface tension probably also plays an important role
What you're describing would produce a gradient of salt diffusion from its source, not the interface that we can see in this video... and if you want to throw the term 'surface tension' around, you'll have to explain yourself. Why is it that two bodies of water with different salt content are being separated by an interface *at all,* let alone with a surface tension at that interface?
I respect your contribution, but you haven't put enough thought into your hypothesis.
This commentary is cringe
I'm not watching EVN again lolz.. some of the crew come off as to immature.. some of them need to stay off social media it's rotting their brain..
those commentators need to stay away from microphones