Using the hair of a loved one who has passed on to make a broach isn’t macabre or strange at all, at least not in my opinion. But using someone else’s hair is pointless. How is it “mourning jewelry’ if the contents don’t even belong to the person you’re mourning? Now that’s when it gets creepy.
My mother went through a company that used her ashes to make beautiful gemstone jewelry. I have a beautiful opal butterfly charm, ruby heart ring & emerald gecko rings. My grandma, brother & son also have pieces. My family also has 3 antique dolls that the hair is actually the real hair of past family members. It was common practice to use real hair for dolls at one time but these were actually created following the family members' deaths. One is a replica of a great-great-great-great Aunt (the other not sure) on my mother's side. I hope I got the amounts of greats right, lol. They are extremely old & were supposed done to look just like the young girls (died at 8 & the other at 4). One got an infection from a horse bite. Even the dresses were cloth taken from the blanket used to wrap the corpse in. Really creepy but kind of a neat heirloom. I keep them in a storage building away from my home...lol.
What about the new ridiculous commercials posted after the video ends. Don't you hate when you're reading comments and it pulls you out of the comments to force another commercial down your throat!?
I agree in school they teach you history but they don’t teach you the full history I think sometimes just what they want you to know not sides from both either just a side from one view And they also leave out important details Of historical significance to the topic as well when I was in high school they taught me about European history but didn’t wanna teach me about American history. And I’m not racist by all means and I don’t mind hearing about European history but I would like to hear about American history as well so over the years I just studied more historical things about America because of that in Canada because I was born in America and I’m Canadian decent
Can you imagine being in space by yourself and hearing something or someone knocking on your ship?? The hell with ghosts that would freak the shit out of anyone!!
Mourning jewelry is still extremely common these days. It isn’t creepy or unusual or macabre… it’s odd that anyone would be disturbed by someone wishing to honor their loved one and always remember them with a physical thing they can touch and look at. Tbh only ppl who haven’t ever endured the loss of a loved one or can’t imagine how it feels would be creeped out by a healthy form of grieving and remembrance.
My Dad died in June and if he was cremated I would have turned his ashes in to a ring, very pretty. He was buried so I got his exact fingerprint turned in to a keyring dog tag and my mum got a pendant, I'm going to try and get it made in to a tattoo when I get the original cast of his print,
What's creepy to me, is that the Victorians apparently used other people's hair for this! They imported hair by the ton. I don't get why it was difficult to cut a lock of hair from a deceased person.
@@intheparlance - yeah, Antiques Roadshow never mentioned that part. If money can be made, somebody's gonna. As far as not having the hair to use - soldiers? Maimed accident victims? Lost souls?
I would rather a special piece of jewelry to honour a loved one's memory then a cheap nasty looking tattoo. If only people realised it is written in the Bible that the skin should not be permanently marked by tattooing body.
I would definitely love to have something made of my dear parents' hair or that of my late husband. If someone else would think that it were macabre, well, that's OK.
Mourning jewelry isn’t creepy , people do it today …. cremated ashes made into diamonds to wear as necklace or rings etc . To keep your loved one close ….
My mom had my blonde rattail about 8 inches long and braided in an envelope I got a lock of my dead girlfriends hair I got when she cut her hair not when she died before one of y'all call me creepy
Speaking of George Washington, I heard something about him once, that I admit I have not researched or followed up on, but I trust the source as a reliable individual that would do their homework before making such a claim. Apparently, Washington was quite promiscuous and often cheated on Martha. If true, it gives new meaning to the sign 'Washington Slept Here'. Perhaps not alone?
The knocking is metal expanding and contracting due to temperature changes. Hence why he felt like the sound came from both inside and outside the craft. If there’s some part of the craft that’s made of extremely thick metal, that’s probably the source.
@@stanettiels7367 not so much now but years ago, my cell would ring all the time. I would hear ringing when it wasn't and pick it up to check.The weird part is, a friend that used to work with me started hearing the phantom rings the same times I would.
@@ashleyhyne7027 Yeah, there's no way the heaters, batteries, or engines could be causing internal temperature fluctuations... It might be a constant 50 degrees outside but your car engine still "ticks" and "pings" as it cools down because _a constant external temperature is irrelevant._ -- You got another ignorantly righteous, condescending, and logically retarded "correction" or do you just wanna quit now?
We need to establish the exact definition of the word "creepy," because I don't see anything creepy about a perfectly natural geological event like an asteroid strike.
@@robby844 golly gee Robert! you sound vexed! miffed! irked! and if you play nice you get pudding! chill out! life is great and people are wonderful! you know you can do better than clown! bring it on. dont disappoint us. we're waiting!! aloha nui loa from Mensa!
Absolutely nothing wrong with it. But it’s when it looses its meaning and people use imported hair that didn’t even belong to the person they’re mourning. That’s the weird part.
Sadly, contrary to the much-vaunted "Blitz Spirit", it was a lawless time and women were, of course, much at risk. It's reckoned that the notorious murderer, John Reginald Christie, became a fire warden so that he could murder many more women than he is credited with.
With number 4, could it be possible that the tapping noise was caused by the movement of fluids or gases somewhere within the spacecraft? Very much a rhetorical question but a possibility.
I didn’t get trying to duplicate the noise on earth in a different atmosphere, what was the point. I think it was like you said movement of fluids, gases or pneumatic or hydraulic in space.
@@survivallife7401 Though this is probably a poor choice of reference, in the film Apollo 13 just prior to the failure of the gas tanks, you hear some banging. So in a similar fashion (minus the failure), a bit of tapping would be viable and in line with what you said :)
Yes I absolutely agree, or one of the many other parts on the spacecraft. All the engine parts or computers equipment on the spacecraft. Thousands and thousands of parts. Idk I just don’t find knocking on a spacecraft to be strange at all. Your flying through the atmosphere so with huge amounts of fuel and pressure and 🔥...
The sounds he heard were therms growth between extreme cold from outer space and the reflection of heat bouncing off the atmosphere and warming curtain areas of his vessel. Thermo growth can’t be replicated.
I would love only my loved ones hair or ashes. I told my kids just mix my ashes with my husband's and maybe our dog's. They can make jewelry with our ashes in them or spread us wherever they want. We will be waiting in Heaven for them and we don't need our ashes. I just hope by then they believe in Jesus and God and Heaven. I've told them if they pass away suddenly and find themselves in darkness to cry for Jesus to help them and he will come and save them. Then we can live in Heaven eternally without pain, sorrow, or sadness. Everything will be good and beautiful, and full of love together forever.
I suspect the peculiar noises the Chinese astronaut was hearing was the noise of expanding/contracting metallic joints or materials would no doubt make as his craft moves from the extreme heat to extreme cold of space. Surely they would expect such noises?
I have mourning jewelry. I have a necklace with the fingerprint of my dead sister, a ring cast with the ashes of my Dad. It’s actually very common these days to do so.
My family moved into some grand old military quarters heated by a WW1-era steam system ... and it made Ghod Nose incredible noise! It didn't take halfway through the first winter to sleep through it (a junkman on a pogo stick clanking up the stairs!) and steam heat isn't exactly the same as liquid oxygen through plumbing ... but I can certainly sympathise, if that's what it is!
I actually have one. It's a stick-poke tat that took a grueling 26 hours to complete. It took me over a year to find someone willing to use the ashes but it has stayed beautiful since '09.
@@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee that is awesome! I have a few friends that have one too! It's something that I would like to do too, especially using the tap technique, it would make it extra meaningful!
Can you imagine being in total darkness outside on the streets and inside the homes of these citizens in England during “The Blitz” period regarding the story of this man, “Cummings” who took advantage of the situation in England and started to commit crimes??? No street lights , windows closed and curtains drawn to be totally in the dark inside the homes. Wow! Nope, I can’t even imagine that since darkness scares the heck out of me. I like the light always and my home at night have lights all over the rooms. Great video full of interesting stories. Bravo bravo to The Top 5 for posting this awesome video! Hats off to you all. 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥♥️♥️♥️♥️
The American army was shocked when they saw farmers and other people ready to fight the nazis with rakes and hoes. Because England wasn’t allowed to have guns? Unbelievable.
Thankfully he was stopped by concerned colleges before implementing his plan, lol 😂 That's one way to put it Ty Notts, sometimes I find your narration humorous even when you're not trying to be ! 👍🏻😂
The 'banging' sound heard in the Chinese spacecraft may have simply been metal expansion joints. Ever hear your heater vent lines making those sounds in your home ... many minutes even after the heat stops blowing? In space it's not all that hard to imagine large temperature changes on the surface of the spacecraft occurring when it takes only 45 minutes to go from full sun to full darkness. That could also explain why it couldn't be duplicated with banging ... it wasn't banging.
@@malazan6004 The same conditions that produced it the first time, would be repeated. So it only makes sense that others would hear it. It makes sense since the noise would have to be produced inside as the outside is a vacuum.
inbefore the chinese knocking simply panels "getting tense" under zero g conditions, with the stresses of the launch as a primary trigger. certainly would explain why everyone in the chinese program heard it in space, without it being reproducable on earth (since gravety would align the things just right)
2:24 "...191,793 gigatons of TNT. A force billions of times more powerful than anything humans have ever been able to replicate within our history." That's totally incorrect, by a far margin. The Soviet Tsar Bomba, a nuclear bomb, was 50 megatons, or 1/20th of a gigaton. So the object that hit the Earth had a force of "only" four million times that bomb, which is pretty damn far from "billions".
For US people, just for a pronunciation correction, the correct way to say Georgian is to say "George-an"...not "--ian". Often the i is ignored when pronouncing certain words as with, for example , when saying Leicester Square. Leicester is pronounced "Lester", not "Li-cester". Just a note from an old UK pedant :P
There are still many in Britain who keep locks of deceased loved ones hair. Not just in mourning jewellery but ashes in a pendant, or keeping a lock of hair in a keepsake box along with photographs and other personal effects. I even know people who use loved ones ashes and mix some into tattoo ink before getting a tattoo.
The tattoo is a wonderful way to mix the ashes and ink together .forever having the loved one remembered and loved by having this done. I think it is wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us this beautiful act of love.
I don't want to start a religious discussion but I study religion and if you intend to claim to be a Christian - (not saying you do this is just info) the holy Bible literally says "do not rub ashes or tattoo yourselves in remembering the dead, instead celebrate their lives". Interesting on how cultural practice had effect on a 2000 year old religion.
@@IttyBittyCaviesyou don't think it's creepy putting something permanently on your body that every time you see it reminds you of a depressing loss? Okay... That's one perspective. 😅
On import of hair for mourning jewelry: I wonder why it be so difficult to obtain a lock of hair from the actual decedent the item was meant to memorialize. I mean, SNIP and you've got it, right?
Perhaps unrecoverable. Lost on a battlefield or at sea, perhaps?? I agree it’s pretty pointless if it’s not even related to the person you’re mourning though. Surely an old item of their clothing would be better.
George Washington was indirectly responsible for the American Revolution. He commanded a British army patrol, that ambushed a French patrol in in French territory in 1751. It lead to a diplomatic incident that started the French and Indian War (known as the Seven Years War in Europe). After the war ended, the British government raised existing taxes and introduced new ones to defray the costs of defending the Colonies. The colonists didn't want to pay these taxes and eventually the American Revolution began in 1776. If Washington had not given the orders to fire upon the French patrol, would the United States still be part of the British Commonwealth. Would Canada still be part of French overseas territories?
Right that 100% beats having loved one's hair. Even importing someone else's may loose its meaning and is a little weird but far from the most scary or peculiar thing Victorians did
George Washington did not "change the course" of American history. To do that he would have had to either travel back in time to alter a past circumstance, or arrive from his future to prevent a less favorable event that had already occurred. what George Washington insightfully established during his present, and, as a national authoritative participant, produced in our our past, is what we recognize today as our history. He didn't "change" the story, instead he composed it.
All land/continents as we know them today used to be one main landmass called Pangea. So when it struck the earth, Pangea got decimated and over millions of years split apart. So, there was one connected land mass that the dinosaurs called home and when the asteroid hit, it destroyed it all.
The entire planet was plunged into a lasting night that massively cooled the planet and killed most plant life. It also stopped plankton growth so even the base of the ocean food chain was broken. It was however the birth of the rise of mammals. Small mammals were some of the few creatures that lived and evolved to populate the world in place of the then dead dinosaurs.
The Chicxulub Asteroid impacted on the Yucatan Peninsula and the Western Gulf of Mexico - the resulting crater WAS about 90 miles across. What no one seems to say is that the crater (The Alvarez Crater) was posited in 1980 by the Mexican paleo geologists Luis & Walter Alvarez , Father and Son.
There has been one change in American history that I happen to like. They now identify all members of the US military by their permanent rank and not their bevet rank. I’m 65. When I was in Jr/Sr high school, some were referred to as bevet rank, some by permanent rank. Now, they are all identified by their permanent rank.
Yes, the sounds in the space capsule is mysterious, and they must have tried everything they could do to recreate it. Imagining that another consciousness is there in space with you, doing it just to test your sanity. A ghost or whatever diabolical entity. I've often thought about what it really was. Perhaps the expansion or the contracting of the capsule layers due to spaces influence?...
It’s not true, they figured out what it was in 2016. It was a result of air pressure changes. “Yang said that according to what he learned the knocking sound was a result of decreasing air pressure that caused changes in the structure of the spacecraft as it left Earth for space. He said air leaking out of the objects in the capsule can also cause noise.”
If the Asteroid hit earth and left a crater 90 miles wide and is credited to wiping out the dinosaurs.. Does that mean that all of the dinosaurs on our planet were only in one place of a 90 mile radius?
2 points. #1. Like the Chinese astronaut in story 2, I myself had an eerie "all by myself" thing happen. I was in a vehicle accident in 2009. After which, I acquired the ability to make myself invisible. Unfortunately, i can only do it when im by myself. Woo! Rimshot! Ill be hear all week! Hahaha 2. This is 100% true. Mourning jewelry is a modern day thing. You can have your ashes pressed into a shiny jewel type thing to be mounted in a ring, or on a locket, etc. Im a horrible diabetic. Ive promised my wife 20 years of marriage bliss before i kick it. We are 11 yrs in. Anyway. She is going to have some of my ashes pressed into .357 hallow point bullets. My best friend has promised to load 6 rounds of .357 bullets, which my wife will then load into the pistol laying beside the bed. Who says i cant protect her for the rest of her life?
@@thelawaroundhere3603 1# if only the Chinese astronaut could hear the sound then you could dismiss it but he warned others and they also had similar experience 2: putting someone's ashes into a bullet and shooting it is nonsense. You've watched too many vampire movies 😂
@@yerlee4 On the Chinese astronaut, I'll concede defeat. But look into #2. There are 1001 places that can make 101M things outta a person's ashs. Jewelry, ash trays, decor (like a blown glass object), and many others. It stands to reason that I could track down an outfit to press me into a 225 grain hallow point
In a black out, during the blitz... why the hell were women out and about on the streets???? Wth people? And after the first lady was found there should never have been a second. Geez.
I knew about "mourning jewellery' but today I learned that tonnes of these keepsakes were made without their loved ones actual hair in them. . I wonder why they would want someone else's hair though.
Mr. Knotts, your videos are well done and informative. I do have one criticism, though: your overuse of the word “however”. There are many ways to express a seemingly conflicting clause. Please edit your script just a little more creatively, or find someone who can help! Peace.
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Using the hair of a loved one who has passed on to make a broach isn’t macabre or strange at all, at least not in my opinion.
But using someone else’s hair is pointless. How is it “mourning jewelry’ if the contents don’t even belong to the person you’re mourning? Now that’s when it gets creepy.
Exactly what I was thinking
My mother went through a company that used her ashes to make beautiful gemstone jewelry. I have a beautiful opal butterfly charm, ruby heart ring & emerald gecko rings. My grandma, brother & son also have pieces.
My family also has 3 antique dolls that the hair is actually the real hair of past family members. It was common practice to use real hair for dolls at one time but these were actually created following the family members' deaths. One is a replica of a great-great-great-great Aunt (the other not sure) on my mother's side. I hope I got the amounts of greats right, lol. They are extremely old & were supposed done to look just like the young girls (died at 8 & the other at 4). One got an infection from a horse bite. Even the dresses were cloth taken from the blanket used to wrap the corpse in. Really creepy but kind of a neat heirloom. I keep them in a storage building away from my home...lol.
Brooch, not broach.
@@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee
Yeah, mine too.
Lol....I posted an almost identical comment.
Who remembers the halcyon days before most RUclips videos were filled with commercials?
I pay for You Tube to keep from watching those things.
I NEVER see an ad or commercial. I use an adblocker
@@armyvet8279 which one?
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What about the new ridiculous commercials posted after the video ends.
Don't you hate when you're reading comments and it pulls you out of the comments to force another commercial down your throat!?
History is scary once you get the truth of events, that you didn't get in school.
I agree in school they teach you history but they don’t teach you the full history I think sometimes just what they want you to know not sides from both either just a side from one view And they also leave out important details Of historical significance to the topic as well when I was in high school they taught me about European history but didn’t wanna teach me about American history. And I’m not racist by all means and I don’t mind hearing about European history but I would like to hear about American history as well so over the years I just studied more historical things about America because of that in Canada because I was born in America and I’m Canadian decent
And the worst part is, we only know what we're told, the outcome our particular countries want us to know... That's scary to me.
a lot of it is wonderful!!
Can you imagine being in space by yourself and hearing something or someone knocking on your ship?? The hell with ghosts that would freak the shit out of anyone!!
Mourning jewelry is still extremely common these days. It isn’t creepy or unusual or macabre… it’s odd that anyone would be disturbed by someone wishing to honor their loved one and always remember them with a physical thing they can touch and look at. Tbh only ppl who haven’t ever endured the loss of a loved one or can’t imagine how it feels would be creeped out by a healthy form of grieving and remembrance.
My Dad died in June and if he was cremated I would have turned his ashes in to a ring, very pretty. He was buried so I got his exact fingerprint turned in to a keyring dog tag and my mum got a pendant, I'm going to try and get it made in to a tattoo when I get the original cast of his print,
I think the creepy part was the trend where people were importing random human hair and making jewelry. Not the actual mourning jewelry itself.
What's creepy to me, is that the Victorians apparently used other people's hair for this! They imported hair by the ton. I don't get why it was difficult to cut a lock of hair from a deceased person.
@@intheparlance - yeah, Antiques Roadshow never mentioned that part. If money can be made, somebody's gonna.
As far as not having the hair to use - soldiers? Maimed accident victims? Lost souls?
I would rather a special piece of jewelry to honour a loved one's memory then a cheap nasty looking tattoo. If only people realised it is written in the Bible that the skin should not be permanently marked by tattooing body.
Ngl, I adore the mourning jewelry. Such a lovely idea; you could even replace the hair with a material/piece of clothing they often wore.
Theres a lady who makes it now. I think it's awesome ❤
A friend of mine took a lily off my son’s casket and put pieces of the petals in some acrylic beads and set of earrings for me.
I would definitely love to have something made of my dear parents' hair or that of my late husband. If someone else would think that it were macabre, well, that's OK.
@@josi4251 I think its precious ❤
"The Mythsonian" I love it! 😂
Researched by the University of Jexas no less!
We cannot go back and undo history. Just because “now” we don’t like what happened. As long as we learn from it going forward.
Tell that to the far left and democrats....
@@robby844
They are cancerous.
Except people are too stupid to learn anything from the past. And are still repeating it.
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ie. The Democrats.
@@hutch1111111 I'm wondering if its not so much just ignorance but some sort of inertia that needs to be correctly aligned.
Mourning jewelry isn’t creepy , people do it today …. cremated ashes made into diamonds to wear as necklace or rings etc . To keep your loved one close ….
My youngest daughter was just telling me about this. She's said that is what she wants to do with my ashes for her and her sister.
I find nothing wrong with keeping a lock of a loved ones hair. How is that strange?
I agree....HAIR! HAIR!
I agree, my mom still had my baby teeth
Some of those pieces are amazing.
My mom had my blonde rattail about 8 inches long and braided in an envelope I got a lock of my dead girlfriends hair I got when she cut her hair not when she died before one of y'all call me creepy
@@cassandrarocha7369 Boy!.....I bet that Tooth Fairy is REALLY hacked off!
Speaking of George Washington, I heard something about him once, that I admit I have not researched or followed up on, but I trust the source as a reliable individual that would do their homework before making such a claim. Apparently, Washington was quite promiscuous and often cheated on Martha. If true, it gives new meaning to the sign 'Washington Slept Here'. Perhaps not alone?
He died of syphilis!
Old news dude…he gave wife an std.
He sure did cheat he had children with slaves.
@@daniburke9452 denzel.............Washington?
Lots of people in history were promiscuous but were able to be secretive about it. Nowadays, they brag about it on Tiktok!
If a similar asteroid were to hit today it wouldnt be one of the darkest moments in human history as humans would simply be history
It would be Gods will,bless him and all like him.Saywhen.
@@weemac4645 God is fake
@@weemac4645 It would just be a catastrophic random event. No god involved.
Defeats the object if you're wearing keepsake of hair from some unknown person instead of your loved one
Especially if its from pubic hair.🐴.
I don't know if it maybe just me but the mourning jewellery does not bother me.... I mean we make diamonds from our loved ones now....... ❤️
The knocking is metal expanding and contracting due to temperature changes. Hence why he felt like the sound came from both inside and outside the craft. If there’s some part of the craft that’s made of extremely thick metal, that’s probably the source.
Yeh that would seem the logical explanation, but why wasn't he warned of this before hand?
Or auditory hallucinations, perhaps?
@@stanettiels7367 not so much now but years ago, my cell would ring all the time. I would hear ringing when it wasn't and pick it up to check.The weird part is, a friend that used to work with me started hearing the phantom rings the same times I would.
@@rotkatzeredcat4284 Likely no one knew it beforehand.
@@ashleyhyne7027 Yeah, there's no way the heaters, batteries, or engines could be causing internal temperature fluctuations... It might be a constant 50 degrees outside but your car engine still "ticks" and "pings" as it cools down because _a constant external temperature is irrelevant._ -- You got another ignorantly righteous, condescending, and logically retarded "correction" or do you just wanna quit now?
We need to establish the exact definition of the word "creepy," because I don't see anything creepy about a perfectly natural geological event like an asteroid strike.
I know there are WAY more scariest moments in history than this! Could you please a a part 2??
more scariest is a double superlative
@@suzycreamcheesez4371 superlaxitive?
@@robby844 uh huh As Metallica says nothing else matters! aloha nui loa! We're done!
@@suzycreamcheesez4371 when you correct people like this it makes you look like a clown. No one cares
@@robby844 golly gee Robert! you sound vexed! miffed! irked! and if you play nice you get pudding! chill out! life is great and people are wonderful! you know you can do better than clown! bring it on. dont disappoint us. we're waiting!! aloha nui loa from Mensa!
I don't see anything wrong with keeping loved ones in a piece of jewelry.
nothing wrong with it, i have a necklace of my cats ashes
Absolutely nothing wrong with it. But it’s when it looses its meaning and people use imported hair that didn’t even belong to the person they’re mourning. That’s the weird part.
@@isabellaangeline2175 yes but still far from /scary/ as the list says 😂
I actually think the mourning jewelry is sweet. Why you would want a stranger's hair in your mourning jewelry is beyond me, though.
Especially if it was pubic hair.
Damn bro imagine being a woman who is just walking along when u stumble upon a murderer during a pitch blackout in england in ww2 thats scary af
Sadly, contrary to the much-vaunted "Blitz Spirit", it was a lawless time and women were, of course, much at risk. It's reckoned that the notorious murderer, John Reginald Christie, became a fire warden so that he could murder many more women than he is credited with.
@@elizabethhaggis1926 that's soo scary but it does make sense that he would next turn to arson
Amazed that the first victim was carrying a lot of US currency as well. Was that common in London during the Blitz?
I love learning about historical things it’s important that we do I watch everything about history I think it’s Masterful
RUclips: Mourning jewellery.
Caitlin's deathlings: Meh, old news.
With number 4, could it be possible that the tapping noise was caused by the movement of fluids or gases somewhere within the spacecraft?
Very much a rhetorical question but a possibility.
I didn’t get trying to duplicate the noise on earth in a different atmosphere, what was the point. I think it was like you said movement of fluids, gases or pneumatic or hydraulic in space.
@@survivallife7401 Though this is probably a poor choice of reference, in the film Apollo 13 just prior to the failure of the gas tanks, you hear some banging. So in a similar fashion (minus the failure), a bit of tapping would be viable and in line with what you said :)
@@neilbadger4262 Yeah, I was agreeing with your first statement. Great movie.
Yes I absolutely agree, or one of the many other parts on the spacecraft. All the engine parts or computers equipment on the spacecraft. Thousands and thousands of parts. Idk I just don’t find knocking on a spacecraft to be strange at all. Your flying through the atmosphere so with huge amounts of fuel and pressure and 🔥...
Ngl number 1 sounds pretty cool actually!
The sounds he heard were therms growth between extreme cold from outer space and the reflection of heat bouncing off the atmosphere and warming curtain areas of his vessel. Thermo growth can’t be replicated.
There were smart enough to send and astronaut into outerspace, you would think they would know about these anomalies.
You're saying he had curtains?
I would love only my loved ones hair or ashes. I told my kids just mix my ashes with my husband's and maybe our dog's. They can make jewelry with our ashes in them or spread us wherever they want. We will be waiting in Heaven for them and we don't need our ashes. I just hope by then they believe in Jesus and God and Heaven. I've told them if they pass away suddenly and find themselves in darkness to cry for Jesus to help them and he will come and save them. Then we can live in Heaven eternally without pain, sorrow, or sadness. Everything will be good and beautiful, and full of love together forever.
What a load of sentimental crap.🐴 💩.
@@weemac4645 I'll say a prayer for you
I suspect the peculiar noises the Chinese astronaut was hearing was the noise of expanding/contracting metallic joints or materials would no doubt make as his craft moves from the extreme heat to extreme cold of space.
Surely they would expect such noises?
I have mourning jewelry. I have a necklace with the fingerprint of my dead sister, a ring cast with the ashes of my Dad. It’s actually very common these days to do so.
My family moved into some grand old military quarters heated by a WW1-era steam system ... and it made Ghod Nose incredible noise! It didn't take halfway through the first winter to sleep through it (a junkman on a pogo stick clanking up the stairs!) and steam heat isn't exactly the same as liquid oxygen through plumbing ... but I can certainly sympathise, if that's what it is!
10:38 when you're high and drunk af and believe you can do anything lmfaoo
Along with mourning jewelry there is also the practice of putting a loved ones ashes into tattoo ink and using it for memorial tattoos
I actually have one. It's a stick-poke tat that took a grueling 26 hours to complete. It took me over a year to find someone willing to use the ashes but it has stayed beautiful since '09.
@@Idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkee that is awesome! I have a few friends that have one too! It's something that I would like to do too, especially using the tap technique, it would make it extra meaningful!
Can you imagine being in total darkness outside on the streets and inside the homes of these citizens in England during “The Blitz” period regarding the story of this man, “Cummings” who took advantage of the situation in England and started to commit crimes??? No street lights , windows closed and curtains drawn to be totally in the dark inside the homes. Wow! Nope, I can’t even imagine that since darkness scares the heck out of me. I like the light always and my home at night have lights all over the rooms.
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The American army was shocked when they saw farmers and other people ready to fight the nazis with rakes and hoes. Because England wasn’t allowed to have guns? Unbelievable.
Thankfully he was stopped by concerned colleges before implementing his plan, lol 😂 That's one way to put it Ty Notts, sometimes I find your narration humorous even when you're not trying to be ! 👍🏻😂
I just don't like the affected sound of his voice.
The 'banging' sound heard in the Chinese spacecraft may have simply been metal expansion joints. Ever hear your heater vent lines making those sounds in your home ... many minutes even after the heat stops blowing? In space it's not all that hard to imagine large temperature changes on the surface of the spacecraft occurring when it takes only 45 minutes to go from full sun to full darkness. That could also explain why it couldn't be duplicated with banging ... it wasn't banging.
It's definitely possible! They have also said air pressure changes but it's odd others have heard it too
@@malazan6004 The same conditions that produced it the first time, would be repeated. So it only makes sense that others would hear it. It makes sense since the noise would have to be produced inside as the outside is a vacuum.
refrigerators make funny noises also.
And there's no saying if it WON'T happen again with that asteroid!!! That's definitely creepy af😮😮😮
I don't give a fuck, bring it on. 🇬🇧.
A fascinating video! Thanks.
This was fascinating. Love this kind of stuff 👍
What I learned from this video Guinness time Guinness is good for you. I totally agree
They used to give it to patients in hospitals in Ireland, apparently it’s got iron in it.
~dinosaur gets absolutely d*cked on by an asteroid~
Ty knotts : "creepy. "
Your one of my best U Tube Channels. Thank you for all you do Top 5 .
That was extremely interesting! I actually woke up 3 times during it.
Well I slept through the whole video lol
I do the same thing. His voice is so relaxing but the topics are so interesting I find I keep myself up to listen to the stories lol.
@@tomharbarger792 He sounds exactly like Jay Leno.
inbefore the chinese knocking simply panels "getting tense" under zero g conditions, with the stresses of the launch as a primary trigger. certainly would explain why everyone in the chinese program heard it in space, without it being reproducable on earth (since gravety would align the things just right)
It's disappointing when the thumbnail picture has nothing to do with the stories.🙄
2:24 "...191,793 gigatons of TNT. A force billions of times more powerful than anything humans have ever been able to replicate within our history." That's totally incorrect, by a far margin. The Soviet Tsar Bomba, a nuclear bomb, was 50 megatons, or 1/20th of a gigaton. So the object that hit the Earth had a force of "only" four million times that bomb, which is pretty damn far from "billions".
For US people, just for a pronunciation correction, the correct way to say Georgian is to say "George-an"...not "--ian". Often the i is ignored when pronouncing certain words as with, for example , when saying Leicester Square. Leicester is pronounced "Lester", not "Li-cester". Just a note from an old UK pedant :P
Thank you for sharing
Very strange yet very interesting. History has always been my favorite subject though.
There are still many in Britain who keep locks of deceased loved ones hair. Not just in mourning jewellery but ashes in a pendant, or keeping a lock of hair in a keepsake box along with photographs and other personal effects. I even know people who use loved ones ashes and mix some into tattoo ink before getting a tattoo.
The tattoo is a wonderful way to mix the ashes and ink together .forever having the loved one remembered and loved by having this done. I think it is wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us this beautiful act of love.
People do it all over the world. I don't see how its creepy at all.
I don't want to start a religious discussion but I study religion and if you intend to claim to be a Christian - (not saying you do this is just info) the holy Bible literally says "do not rub ashes or tattoo yourselves in remembering the dead, instead celebrate their lives". Interesting on how cultural practice had effect on a 2000 year old religion.
@@kennethlippertshauser3376or it's a psychotic way to intentionally punish yourself with grief.
@@IttyBittyCaviesyou don't think it's creepy putting something permanently on your body that every time you see it reminds you of a depressing loss? Okay... That's one perspective. 😅
Dude whats Piccadilly Circus?
How can you get Kidnapped at a Circus?
Come onnn
Just in case you aren’t being facetious Piccadilly Circus is an area in London kind of like Times Square.
Where Thornton get the blood from? & my stepmom had a necklace locket with her sisters hair in it I use to touch it when I was younger
Really good video! I wouldn’t mind a part 2.
On import of hair for mourning jewelry: I wonder why it be so difficult to obtain a lock of hair from the actual decedent the item was meant to memorialize. I mean, SNIP and you've got it, right?
Maybe Black Window’s cruelty to Decedents bio kids. Malice, Greed, attempts to intentionally inflict emotional distress, ect.
Perhaps unrecoverable. Lost on a battlefield or at sea, perhaps?? I agree it’s pretty pointless if it’s not even related to the person you’re mourning though. Surely an old item of their clothing would be better.
If number 5 happened tomorrow,who thinks we as a species would survive?
The billionaires all think they can within their shelters and bunkers
They are the gods of the times
#1 scariest thing in history is a dead persons hair in some jewelry? think you missed 2020 bud
Exactly 😂 like after everything in they know of on their entire channel THATS what they thought was creepiest?????
What is the point of mourning jewelry if you're using somebody else's hair?
That number of force impact is super specific.
Think of a number, then double it. 🐂 💩.
if I were alone in a space ship, I would rather not look out to see if some one was knocking at the door
I think the mourning jewelry is lovely, not morbid.
QUICK FACT:
Space is ALMOST a vacuum.
ALMOST.
George Washington was indirectly responsible for the American Revolution. He commanded a British army patrol, that ambushed a French patrol in in French territory in 1751. It lead to a diplomatic incident that started the French and Indian War (known as the Seven Years War in Europe). After the war ended, the British government raised existing taxes and introduced new ones to defray the costs of defending the Colonies. The colonists didn't want to pay these taxes and eventually the American Revolution began in 1776. If Washington had not given the orders to fire upon the French patrol, would the United States still be part of the British Commonwealth. Would Canada still be part of French overseas territories?
“told the myth-so-ian” now that creeps me out.
By far the most peculiar thing I’ve heard about the Victorians is the eating of Egyptian mummies. Just wow…
Right that 100% beats having loved one's hair. Even importing someone else's may loose its meaning and is a little weird but far from the most scary or peculiar thing Victorians did
So, what segment of the video had to do with the picture above the title?
I see he still hasn’t figured out what “creepy” means.
lol I know
George Washington did not "change the course" of American history. To do that he would have had to either travel back in time to alter a past circumstance, or arrive from his future to prevent a less favorable event that had already occurred.
what George Washington insightfully established during his present, and, as a national authoritative participant, produced in our our past, is what we recognize today as our history. He didn't "change" the story, instead he composed it.
I’m curious.. why were dinosaurs just in one area of that?? What happened to the rest of the world. The rest did not have them??
All land/continents as we know them today used to be one main landmass called Pangea. So when it struck the earth, Pangea got decimated and over millions of years split apart. So, there was one connected land mass that the dinosaurs called home and when the asteroid hit, it destroyed it all.
The entire planet was plunged into a lasting night that massively cooled the planet and killed most plant life. It also stopped plankton growth so even the base of the ocean food chain was broken. It was however the birth of the rise of mammals. Small mammals were some of the few creatures that lived and evolved to populate the world in place of the then dead dinosaurs.
An asteroid isn't terrifying really. You wouldn't be alive long enough to experience the aftermath.
The Chicxulub Asteroid impacted on the Yucatan Peninsula and the Western Gulf of Mexico - the resulting crater WAS about 90 miles across. What no one seems to say is that the crater (The Alvarez Crater) was posited in 1980 by the Mexican paleo geologists Luis & Walter Alvarez , Father and Son.
There has been one change in American history that I happen to like. They now identify all members of the US military by their permanent rank and not their bevet rank. I’m 65. When I was in Jr/Sr high school, some were referred to as bevet rank, some by permanent rank. Now, they are all identified by their permanent rank.
Yes, the sounds in the space capsule is mysterious, and they must have tried everything they could do to recreate it. Imagining that
another consciousness is there in space with you, doing it just to test your sanity. A ghost or whatever diabolical entity. I've often thought about what it really was. Perhaps the expansion or the contracting of the capsule layers due to spaces influence?...
They think it was all in his head. Or the pressure was making the capsule pop and bang. Supposedly. Will never get a straight answer out of China
It’s not true, they figured out what it was in 2016. It was a result of air pressure changes.
“Yang said that according to what he learned the knocking sound was a result of decreasing air pressure that caused changes in the structure of the spacecraft as it left Earth for space. He said air leaking out of the objects in the capsule can also cause noise.”
@@ripwednesdayadams that’s what I said basically
@@ripwednesdayadams That article isn't exactly trustworthy I have read it too... Unfortunately there is still no definitive answer to what it was
#1 being a Generac solar storage system, I never expected that!
No one expects the Spanish inquisition.
Eggcellent video!☕☕😀
The London blitz was from 7 Sept 1940 - 11 May 1941. The UK wide blackouts were from Sept 1939 till 1945 when the war in Europe ended.
There's ALWAYS an explanation. Science just needs a little time to find out.
Morn jewelry is a little disturbing. But the crater killing off the dinosaur is simply speculation.
Could be an early & darker form of viciously competing artificially intelligent computer species
“You never know till you try”- Dr. Thornton 🤷♂️
It's too bad that we don't teach our real history in school.....
If the Asteroid hit earth and left a crater 90 miles wide and is credited to wiping out the dinosaurs.. Does that mean that all of the dinosaurs on our planet were only in one place of a 90 mile radius?
None of these stories are especially creepy though...
The serial killer one is the only genuinely scary one
That astronaut heard a series of debris bouncing off the hull or the pressure up there caused structural sounds.
Yes, because multiple astronauts would never have thought of ruling those out as causes.
@@isabellaangeline2175 Must of been the boogeyman then.
How do we not have a game about an undead Washington?
The “Mithsonian” lol
You would think that space flights would have recorders to detect and replay such noises.
The Mithsonian, lol
That bang on the spaceship was just America and Russia saying " took you long enough"
I heard someone tried to bring Washington back to life. Never knew if was true or not.
Creepier than Victorian Mourning Jewellry are Victorian Death Photography.
I don't see anything wrong with keeping loved one's in a piece jewelry.. it's just so hard work trying to squeeze them into a brooch or in a necklace.
2 points.
#1. Like the Chinese astronaut in story 2, I myself had an eerie "all by myself" thing happen. I was in a vehicle accident in 2009. After which, I acquired the ability to make myself invisible. Unfortunately, i can only do it when im by myself. Woo! Rimshot! Ill be hear all week! Hahaha
2. This is 100% true. Mourning jewelry is a modern day thing. You can have your ashes pressed into a shiny jewel type thing to be mounted in a ring, or on a locket, etc. Im a horrible diabetic. Ive promised my wife 20 years of marriage bliss before i kick it. We are 11 yrs in. Anyway. She is going to have some of my ashes pressed into .357 hallow point bullets. My best friend has promised to load 6 rounds of .357 bullets, which my wife will then load into the pistol laying beside the bed. Who says i cant protect her for the rest of her life?
Omggggg I love this idea!
You need help
@@yerlee4 In what way, Super Chief?
@@thelawaroundhere3603 1# if only the Chinese astronaut could hear the sound then you could dismiss it but he warned others and they also had similar experience
2: putting someone's ashes into a bullet and shooting it is nonsense. You've watched too many vampire movies 😂
@@yerlee4 On the Chinese astronaut, I'll concede defeat.
But look into #2. There are 1001 places that can make 101M things outta a person's ashs. Jewelry, ash trays, decor (like a blown glass object), and many others. It stands to reason that I could track down an outfit to press me into a 225 grain hallow point
There's a few animals that laughed at the asteroid, coelacanth, crocs, turtles and, of course our favorite, cockroaches.
Can't forget our ancestors as well, take that ya overgrown pebble!
Ancestors of rats as well!
In a black out, during the blitz... why the hell were women out and about on the streets???? Wth people? And after the first lady was found there should never have been a second. Geez.
I knew about "mourning jewellery' but today I learned that tonnes of these keepsakes were made without their loved ones actual hair in them. . I wonder why they would want someone else's hair though.
The space noises were probably the Hull materials under stresses from the vacuum and temperatures.
Reaching for it, are you not?
the titles are making things underwhelmin. i dont think these are the scariest moments...
Mr. Knotts, your videos are well done and informative. I do have one criticism, though: your overuse of the word “however”. There are many ways to express a seemingly conflicting clause. Please edit your script just a little more creatively, or find someone who can help! Peace.
Why didn't record the knocking sound while they were up there?