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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024

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  • @ryv
    @ryv  Год назад +242

    Geography + History + Physics, what else could be more interesting?

    • @bettyswollocks1670
      @bettyswollocks1670 Год назад +36

      The correct pronunciation of vostok would help

    • @nalinux
      @nalinux Год назад +33

      Less BS ?

    • @nalinux
      @nalinux Год назад +15

      Most of your video have more than millions views.
      How do you dare saying so many stupitidies ?
      Just to get money with Google Ads ?
      I'm not religious, but I'd call this selling my soul ...
      And be ashamed about me ....

    • @garywilliamson5766
      @garywilliamson5766 Год назад +3

      @@bettyswollocks1670 was asb

    • @leroywarner7354
      @leroywarner7354 Год назад +7

      😂 my😮 by😮 B😮 B❤

  • @refilweselei5137
    @refilweselei5137 Год назад +106

    To us who are Here to catch some sleep

  • @CJayEther
    @CJayEther Год назад +9

    Like a 20 minute video every week dedicated to a specific topic would be awesome

  • @auracruz6211
    @auracruz6211 Год назад +14

    Enjoyed the whole documentary, so educational and the graphics were amazing. And what a awesome narrative voice..! Thank you for sharing. 💯%❤👍🤗

  • @mikatoakino7898
    @mikatoakino7898 Год назад +13

    Im impressed his way of narrating the technique, his voice Is well modulated and sounds clear that I have to turn off the subtitles. The topic is well presented. Thank you for this knowledge, keep going....

  • @Titan.Uranus
    @Titan.Uranus Год назад +10

    Love how happy and uplifting the narration was for mankind's coming apocalypse!!

  • @joshuanowak204
    @joshuanowak204 Год назад +110

    I would just like to point out that you stated that the sea would rise 3.6 mm per year when the graph showed 3.6 mm per decade

    • @noneofyourbusiness8251
      @noneofyourbusiness8251 Год назад +34

      Because it's another person brainwashing people with false narratives.

    • @yoitsblang
      @yoitsblang Год назад +8

      @@noneofyourbusiness8251 YOU ARE YOU ARE BE SELF AWARE ROBOT

    • @NotLazySelectivelyMotivated
      @NotLazySelectivelyMotivated Год назад +12

      WTF is wrong with you people?!😂😂😂😂😂

    • @lloydacklinjr.2032
      @lloydacklinjr.2032 Год назад +2

      @@NotLazySelectivelyMotivated. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT, THEY ARE "HUMAN TYPES"!!!!!!!!!!!!!. YOU KNOW HOW THEY ARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!. NEED ANYMORE BE SAID?!!!.

    • @lloydacklinjr.2032
      @lloydacklinjr.2032 Год назад +1

      @@yoitsblang WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?!!!!!!!!!!!!!. HUUUUUHHHHH?!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

  • @lynderherberts2828
    @lynderherberts2828 Год назад +52

    I'm old enough to remember when the Sahara Desert was just 1/3rd it's current size but statically increasing 40 miles a year westward every year. It's sad to see it's current state of expansion.

  • @Ficktao
    @Ficktao Год назад +22

    This documentary is not very scientifically accurate, but still pretty to look at!

    • @rawebonics9914
      @rawebonics9914 Год назад +5

      I said the same thing lol not a bad watch just not very factual

    • @nukasnook1561
      @nukasnook1561 10 дней назад

      Yes, I agree ... can't fault the photography though. Wow!

  • @Davy_Productions
    @Davy_Productions Год назад +3

    Thanks dude, I don't get it off any other person, ever before, but I swear I feel your energy when you are reading the cards & you are at times, too often to be normal, describing my life & my thoughts.
    One day I hope so be able to afford a private reading. I would actually pay you.

  • @petermallia558
    @petermallia558 Год назад +16

    At it's lowest points the Amazon is 100m, for comparison, Lake Eerie is 64m but in the UK, Scotland to be specific, Loche Ness is 227m at it's lowest/deepest point, that's a better comparison, so for a river the Amazon is deep and would be well on its way to creating a deep valley on its way to and within the Amazon basin, that's why the basin exists because, after every Rainey Season when the water has receded and the flooded forest has reclaimed the land once again, the river changes it's shape, it's course creating a new path but always ending up in the same place at the end, to the sea.
    Agreeing on the source of the Amazon is like agreeing on the real source of the Hudson bay considering that drain around 90+% of Canada, the source is every river tributary that feeds into the Amazon River along its journey from the mountains to the sea.
    The Hudson Bay drainage area covering nearly the whole of Canada as well a portion of the United States.
    The Hudson Bay drainage basin is the drainage basin in northern North America where surface water empties into Hudson Bay and adjoining waters. Spanning an area of about 3,861,400 square kilometres (1,490,900 sq mi),[1] the basin is almost totally in Canada (spanning parts of the Prairies, central and northern Canada), with a small portion in the United States (in Montana, the Dakotas, and Minnesota).

  • @ChrundleTGreat
    @ChrundleTGreat Год назад +53

    Tardigrades are NOT bacteria. 9:06

    • @kimberlyferris3860
      @kimberlyferris3860 Год назад +2

      You correct. They aren't. Higher level of living organisms.

    • @Taricus
      @Taricus Год назад +2

      The ISS isn't in deep space either LOL! He occasionally says weird things.

  • @drayaw.0322
    @drayaw.0322 Год назад +10

    I’ve been watching this for a week straight to fall a sleep lol and I’m out in 10mins

  • @nalinux
    @nalinux Год назад +46

    - 2:00 You don't have to have your appendix removed, unless you are a doctor. Because there's only one and single doctor in each station.
    In 1961, one had to remove his appendix by himself.
    Of course you also don't need to have your wisdom teeth removed, as long as they are sane ( exam requiered).
    Wisdom teeth are not always a problem. I'm 54 y/o and have all of them.
    - What is shown at 9:07 are tardigrads, not microbes found in the lake.
    - 10:01 W123-10 was NOT found in the lake, but in the ice. The article in Pubmed says no life has been found yet. The DNA analysis doesn't show it's totally different than other life on earth, but different of its relatives :
    "The first remaining phylotype, hereafter w123-10, proved to be a hitherto-unknown type of bacterium showing less than 86% sequence similarity to known taxa."
    - 1:45:00 The pyramid shown is Keĥren's, not Kheops's. This is a serious mistake ! There are not 2.6 millions blocs. Inside it's rubble.
    - 1:47:00 The Great Pyramid was not built in "just 20 years", but at least 27.
    - 1:51:00 the lower room was named the "queen chamber" quite recently. No egyptologist says queens were buried here. They are in the small pytamids near by.
    - 1:53:23 pyramidions covered by gold existed 1000 years later, on some obelisks. There's no proof it was the case for pyramids. The pyramidions discovered show no sign of fasteners for gold sheets.
    - 1:57:23 Of course there was no inscription on the walls of the King chamber. You said minutes ago it was normal in the 4th dynasty. It started with Unas, 5th dybasty.
    - 2:02:15 Muons don't come from space. They come from high atmospher.
    - 2:03:25 "Unfortunately, 5 years since that, with no further progress" Not right. There's another study coming : "Explore the Great Pyramid" . And no, the experiment was not "replicated many times".
    - 2:05:50 Henry Salt never wrote he fuund 4 passages, but that the tunnel ended after 300 yards.
    Andrew Collins never provide any proof of his "discover".
    - 2:17:40 - Herodotus never wrote anything about Kawara and underground tunnels. There's no pyramid in Bosnia.
    There's a lot of misinformation in this video ...

    • @StickHits
      @StickHits Год назад +6

      Thank you for pointing all of that out, sadly it seems videos like this are like bug lights for RUclips nutjobs who will dismiss 99% of what scientists say yet blindly agree with what an anonymous low quality RUclips video says. It's pretty mind blowing.

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад

      @@StickHits ... this videos only full of nonsense and speculations pushing non-factual themes --- yes right to all the brainwashed Utuber nutjobs who will listen to their arse-backwards logic on topics

    • @one8088
      @one8088 Год назад +1

      Blah blah blah

    • @one8088
      @one8088 Год назад +2

      You dont know

    • @Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman
      @Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman Год назад

      @@StickHits humans are dumb animals, its expected

  • @Luna-fh5je
    @Luna-fh5je Год назад +42

    I absolutely love to keep learning. I am 43 and still love learning about things we don't know. I'm a highly sensitive empath I have always been drawn to space, paranormal things it's the unknown I'm drawn to. Just when we think we know everything there is still so much more we don't know and will never know it all in this lifetime or the next. 🙂

    • @johndough5192
      @johndough5192 Год назад

      If you like paranormal and mysteries checkout the RUclips channel, “Bedtime Stories”

    • @yoyou3848
      @yoyou3848 Год назад +3

      You go lady

    • @amylee3531
      @amylee3531 Год назад +2

      You and I both. I suspect we could have brilliant conversations! If you're interested

    • @Luna-fh5je
      @Luna-fh5je Год назад +2

      Absolutely!

    • @Peachie4011
      @Peachie4011 Год назад +1

      Never stop learning. I'll be 50 in a few weeks, and I try to learn something new every day. (It keeps you young) Space has always fascinated me also. There has to be life out there. Maybe one day we will meet them.

  • @deepthinking8100
    @deepthinking8100 Год назад +25

    I found this so intriguing! Its nice to finally see something new.
    Whats sad is that we are just now hearing about things discovered so long ago...

    • @Fido-vm9zi
      @Fido-vm9zi 9 месяцев назад

      They made sure to rob the places first.

  • @simzzoker123
    @simzzoker123 Год назад +52

    if something made all the glaciers melt at once, the water level rising will be the last of our concerns

    • @jasonisfamous6544
      @jasonisfamous6544 Год назад +4

      Well its actually be the first of.our concern since we would be drowning

    • @larryshaffer1876
      @larryshaffer1876 Год назад +7

      @@jasonisfamous6544 it would be the last because the heat it would take would kill us first

    • @Mike-dy8sj
      @Mike-dy8sj Год назад +6

      @@jasonisfamous6544 no. I don't think you understand. The amount of energy needed to do that would also kill us all. There would be no drowning.

    • @simzzoker123
      @simzzoker123 Год назад +2

      @@jasonisfamous6544to get both caps to melt at the same time a meteor it would be powerful enough to sterilize the entire planet with fire

    • @danecrude
      @danecrude Год назад +1

      @@jasonisfamous6544 learn to swim,

  • @brooklyn7392
    @brooklyn7392 Год назад +51

    I don't see why people find this fact hard to believe when you can't get sand without water so a lot of the deserts are actually ancient riverbeds or oceans the ocean floor looks just like the desert if you notice

    • @donaldvezner1361
      @donaldvezner1361 Год назад

      T
      So the great pyramid was built in just 20 years with hand tools? Interesting. Glad the makers were so careful about spreading false information.

    • @blakemiliano4176
      @blakemiliano4176 Год назад +2

      Ever heard of the dust bowl

    • @brooklyn7392
      @brooklyn7392 Год назад

      @@blakemiliano4176 no but will look into it

    • @brooklyn7392
      @brooklyn7392 Год назад

      @@blakemiliano4176 ok did so and in the first few minutes of researching this the dust bowl is not sand it's actually dry soil two different things sand is made up of pulverized Rock or beach erosion when land meats to sea the dust bowl was caused by lack of foliage or trees The Roots help keep soil stabilize no trees no plant life soil dry and carries with the wind is what the dust bowl was almost like the same way dust devils dirt devils are formed to that area was not actually a desert just a barren land that could have actually been farmed if they had ways of irrigation it just did not rain in that region as much as they hoped and was a long way from water sources

    • @blakemiliano4176
      @blakemiliano4176 Год назад +4

      @@brooklyn7392 exactly and when that's gone rock's and bed rock expose and over long long time erosion then makes sand

  • @lk6789
    @lk6789 Год назад +5

    great video, a bit long so I will watch in sections. I really hate those 3min videos so this was a pleasure to watch, loved everything about, good narrator, not too technical but provided a wealth of info. and no over powering music. As the Yanks say 'Great Job'.

  • @TheNickybocker
    @TheNickybocker Год назад +16

    When you don't have anything to believe in, you have to theorize and make it up. Then you realize you can control people and have so much power by scaring them into doing whatever you tell them to do, just by making it sound bad. None of this ever comes true, we're always given a date or temperature or water level that never comes to fruition. No one of any importance ever calls them out on it. I don't have to believe what you believe and likewise you don't have to believe what I believe, but who has been proven more correct? the politicians who use "Climate Change" To forward their agenda, or the people who speak out against them that they are using it to control? This isn't as much about science as much as it is about power and control coming from the elite.

    • @mtman2
      @mtman2 Год назад

      Exactly is the case here = loaded w/bs some totally off the reality charts and chalk full of speculatory renditions devoid of solid reasoning easily confusing those unfamiliar with immutable facts and plain commonsense...with generations already dumbed down intentionally with endless indoctrinations to be led as Sheople on a planned oneway deadend trip...!

    • @irenebrian7966
      @irenebrian7966 Год назад

      Hmmm…no one known what can be happened at the end 😌😌. Just pray that would not happened.

  • @williampantelakis184
    @williampantelakis184 Год назад +9

    I, as a Greek want to thank you for an excellent interpretation of the truth about the ridiculous views the writer says! Not only proving his sick ideas are false but defending a Nation that gave so much to the World but unfortunately is constantly under attack from the leading Nations of the present! I guess they are really scared of such a small Nation that was an Empire not once, but twice!

  • @mamareed810
    @mamareed810 Год назад +4

    Melting glaciers are a good argument for beginning a de-salination programs for those countries lying in the tropical regions to begin depletion of ocean water. This would bring fresh water to some of the desert regions.

    • @Josh-yu4rk
      @Josh-yu4rk 29 дней назад

      Aside from the fact that a truly mind boggling amount of water would have to be pulled from the oceans via desalination, where do you think all that water goes after it is put onto land? Answer: much of it runs off or ends up in the atmosphere where it will rain out. Either way, it’ll eventually end up going right back into the ocean. That’s no solution for sea-level rise even if we had the scale of technology to pull it off.

  • @Thevwsheldon
    @Thevwsheldon Год назад +5

    Water swells when frozen so it as water wouldn't be quite the rise of sea level and if the entire plane(t) were warming it would likely be hot humid and rain often because heat causes rain to form faster right? And that would go on until the water was getting very low

  • @davidhupp3006
    @davidhupp3006 6 месяцев назад +1

    They said in this video that the Egyptians who built the Pyramids didn't even know of the wheel but king tuts tomb was found with chariots inside it. I think they knew the wheel very well. Sometimes I wonder who fact checks the narration?

  • @jeremiebeaulac5598
    @jeremiebeaulac5598 Год назад +2

    I also would like to state that every possible disaster of melting ice insinuates that the ice melted overnight.

  • @RandomRyan1911
    @RandomRyan1911 Год назад +21

    Crazy to think all these great cities are gonna be under water one day. How creepy would it be driving down the coast and skyscrapers are poking out of the sea?

    • @jeansdreamsandmore9201
      @jeansdreamsandmore9201 Год назад +4

      Very true.. that’s why I always believed in the lost city Atlantis bc the earth has gone through these changes before

    • @hdj81Vlimited
      @hdj81Vlimited Год назад

      bullshit. in 2000 the earth will be 3 meter higer sealevel, yet 23 years later still nothing happend....... its all a lie, to let you pay taxes....

    • @bubbamoran2964
      @bubbamoran2964 Год назад +3

      Ummmm no they will not

    • @alphonsotate2982
      @alphonsotate2982 Год назад

      YOU WONT BE ALIVE TO SEE THE CITYS UNDER WATER NONE OF US LIVING NOW WILL

  • @enchantedwave7306
    @enchantedwave7306 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing this video. very details video understanding of climate change including sea level to desert.

  • @Chevroletman5
    @Chevroletman5 Год назад +4

    Its really interesting and I can believe about 60% of the video but have many question on the 40% I don't believe. But none the less a very interesting video.

  • @nocheraps5
    @nocheraps5 Год назад +1

    it's surprinsing, because if all of the people that really cares about our planet was united in a first world and in a place full of politicians living there, all of us doing something to get in a chance of change, the thing we all are asking for i think it would be listened

  • @kharvell
    @kharvell Год назад +2

    This was a great video! I have shared this many times..great job. 👍.

  • @davidfurchess6416
    @davidfurchess6416 Год назад +7

    A dorfe star. The earth,wind,land,and oceans with everything Else. OUR LORD BUILT FOR US.

  • @dham4312
    @dham4312 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing the full story nailed it!😮

  • @roderickflint1330
    @roderickflint1330 9 месяцев назад +2

    I kinda like how world looks when all glaciers have melted and flodded everything.

  • @Erthellf
    @Erthellf Год назад +2

    No worries for Earth. It will keep spinning until it is just a star. I hold out hope that Scotty will just beam Me up!!

    • @awfullufwa
      @awfullufwa Год назад

      The Earth will be a star?

  • @xx7secondsxx
    @xx7secondsxx Год назад +11

    If Saturns ring system is equal to the distance between the earth and the moon!!
    That means you could fit every planet into that mass!!!🤯🤯
    Its mind blowing but the distance between our blue marble and our lil cousin (the moon) you could fit all the other planets of the system in!!!
    Simply that fact that the solar systems big brother! (Jupiter) in there is insane!!!
    Plus Saturn and the other gas/ice giants and venus and Mars is WILD to say the least!🤯🤯🤯

    • @riggsriggs2451
      @riggsriggs2451 Год назад

      🤔...and then you realize that there is no such thing as "outer" space 🤯 it was All a "half-truth" play on words 🙁😕😰😨😧😦😮😯😲😳🤯

  • @richardsargentsr.1384
    @richardsargentsr.1384 Год назад +24

    Overall a beautiful photographic video.
    It truly shows a lot of mysteries, and in a new light. I just wish we knew all the answers. I always end up with more questions, but that's what makes life so interesting
    Very good voice and background music, so, well done!

  • @thearmchairspacemanOG
    @thearmchairspacemanOG Год назад +1

    all those coastal areas which could end up under water are also.. (not coincidentally) the most arable land on the entire planet... not just some of it.. all of it..

    • @JoeOutdoors
      @JoeOutdoors Год назад

      Tell that to the 700 ft above sea level area I live in. Corn and bean fields for as far as the eye can see even with the glasses on. There are cows and pigs upwind somewhere too.

  • @johnkuhl8280
    @johnkuhl8280 9 месяцев назад +2

    I find it hard to believe that the water level works like that

  • @stevendavis3991
    @stevendavis3991 Год назад +8

    feels like that I am back in school. Thanks very smart stuff. Just like you find in all our history, things will change. Maye not in our life time but generations later all of this will be nothing needed and new things will make new ideas and information that changes it all.

  • @karlasimmet8777
    @karlasimmet8777 Год назад +4

    Thanks for letting us know in a cool, calm, and collected way about the extinction of mankind

  • @FreeEagle991
    @FreeEagle991 Год назад +12

    Thank you for sharing such an extraordinary video that shows us the evolution of the earth and of mankind.

  • @carlsalvato8530
    @carlsalvato8530 Год назад +1

    This video is great.whenever i cant sleep i put this on and im out in minutes

  • @armoniqfields8016
    @armoniqfields8016 Год назад +2

    Whatever they find, We will never be told about any of it.

  • @rab7034
    @rab7034 Год назад +67

    If the Sahara was once lush with vegetation, where did the sand come from? Was it just deeper than it is now, but only at the edges of the area of the current desert portion of the continent, and then redistributed to cover all of the area of the Sahara, as it is now, or did something "create" the sand after the lakes dried up by some process such as a "comet" or asteroid strike, wind and/or temperature change? I have heard that the Sahara contains an area called "The Eye of the Sahara" under the sand as it now. Was this lake area, covered with sand, as the bottom material to the thickness and volume of sand needed to cover the current area of sand, and just redistributed by wind after the "dry down" of the lakes, so as to create the desert" as we know it today or by some other process? The "dry down" theory creates many questions to be answered to determine how the Sahara Desert, came to be, in its current form.

    • @Mike-dy8sj
      @Mike-dy8sj Год назад +75

      Over thousands of years, as rainfall lessened and temperatures rose, what little rain there was eroded the soil and dissolved it, leaving grains of silica sand. Wind slammed sand into rocks, wearing those rocks away, which created more sand. Hot days and freezing nights subjected rock outcroppings to extreme temperature changes. This daily expansion and contraction eventually shattered mineral crystals in the rocks so that the cliffs broke into boulders, boulders shattered into pebbles, and pebbles crumbled into sand.

    • @danniq4278
      @danniq4278 Год назад +15

      @@Mike-dy8sj Great comment ❤️

    • @keithwilson9378
      @keithwilson9378 Год назад +7

      @@Mike-dy8sj thats what i was going to say dam it anyways well said

    • @asalwak315
      @asalwak315 Год назад +13

      @@Mike-dy8sj isn't a lot of the sand in the Sahara known to have been washed in from the ocean during the crazy flooding that happened in multiple areas of the world at the end of the ice age?

    • @diannebarrath8923
      @diannebarrath8923 Год назад +1

      It I of I don't have it in our own in in in in safety in TV

  • @DelusionalDoug
    @DelusionalDoug Год назад +25

    The most recent Green Sahara period occurred in the Holocene, in a time frame from about 12 thousand of years ago (kya) to about 5 kya. This phase has been denominated the “Holocene climatic optimum”. Between 15,000 and 5,000 years ago, summer insolation was at least 4% higher than today. The increased temperature caused monsoon rains to occur in the Sahara.

    • @Ezekiel903
      @Ezekiel903 Год назад +1

      I mean if the Egyptians built this pyramid 2000 years before the arrival of the Greeks or Romans. With that advantage and knowledge, they could have built impenetrable defenses against the Romans and Greeks! 2000 years, that's like today comparing us and today's standard with the Romans/Greeks. And they say they brought the big Granite blocks from Aswan with ships, ok, but I mean even the mighty English or French ships from the end 18 start 19 century could not carry 100-200 tons granite blocks. Even today, one piece of granite, 200 tons heavy or maybe more, would be an immense task to transport. And they did that in 20 years? simply incredible

  • @mainakiruri
    @mainakiruri Год назад +5

    America discovered water in the Sahara Desert in 2010, Yet the President of Libya Muhammad Qaddafi was digging for that water in 1984.

  • @TheEGCRACKER
    @TheEGCRACKER Год назад +2

    TI liked how ya said Venice will finally sink, like we have been wanting that to happen. 😆

  • @LukoSoft
    @LukoSoft 3 месяца назад

    This was truly a masterpiece documentary experience.

  • @robbiejordan6477
    @robbiejordan6477 6 месяцев назад +3

    More then likely 2036 is our due date so don’t worry about this 👌🏻

  • @hkitm
    @hkitm Год назад +4

    Earth's mantle and the ocean's floors are flexible. More weight on them would cause a upward pressure on the adjacent land. Therefore, IMHO, if all of Earth's ice melted, the effect would be negligible!

  • @oobrocks
    @oobrocks Год назад +32

    I finally realized headlines are as likely as not, to be a lie, regardless of the channel 😢

  • @joansoucy6068
    @joansoucy6068 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great,very informative !
    Learning so much .

  • @skylerbarbee532
    @skylerbarbee532 Год назад +1

    around 1:30... we haven't even explored 40% of the oceans on Earth, how can you be so certain that there are so few of these sea mounts?

  • @TheIrieLionGaming
    @TheIrieLionGaming Год назад +9

    this is truly an amazing compilation. Theres alot of things i hoped would be on here that was

    • @Botytoo
      @Botytoo Год назад +2

      No it is not. theres is nothing new here, All old news and incomplete presentation.

  • @annanarra8979
    @annanarra8979 Год назад +4

    Wow very interesting , ( I for my self ) educate me , I really love this, the universe always mysterious way like God

  • @TravisBon615
    @TravisBon615 Год назад +7

    1:52:15 just so everyone knows there has never been any burials in the pyramids

    • @bricknmotor
      @bricknmotor Год назад +1

      Yea we know because its above ground

    • @jessepollard7132
      @jessepollard7132 Год назад

      a bit false as all of the pyramids were looted.

    • @TravisBon615
      @TravisBon615 Год назад

      @@jessepollard7132 so then why is that every other tomb that they have found have been decorated and cover in hieroglyphics explaining who the tomb is for .. the pyramids were built for a different purpose that we will probably never find out til a couple more decades.

    • @jessepollard7132
      @jessepollard7132 Год назад +1

      @@TravisBon615 quite frequently to erase history, sometimes to erase the crime. Sometimes the compromised environment just destroys the decorations. Other times, the decorations just get removed by the tomb robbers.

  • @Feral55
    @Feral55 Год назад +2

    This video need more attention great job

  • @toml8210
    @toml8210 10 месяцев назад +1

    I really enjoy this video, i´ve just stumbled over this channel. I have a bit of OCD about facts though so the depth of the lake under the ice and microbes found in Antarctica at 3623m, is not 3 Burj Khalifa, its more than 4 Burj Khalifa.

  • @michelbenidorm2787
    @michelbenidorm2787 Год назад +3

    best ducumentary ever seen.

  • @makaylalynn7933
    @makaylalynn7933 Год назад +3

    I'd like to point out that if the glaciers melt, there might be some areas on land where the pressure gets lighter and there could be a volcano hiding and ready to go

  • @jeansdreamsandmore9201
    @jeansdreamsandmore9201 Год назад +3

    I loved watching this show!!

  • @hallwest9650
    @hallwest9650 Год назад +1

    Adds every 3 minutes 😢moving on

  • @per-goranborjesson2045
    @per-goranborjesson2045 Год назад +1

    the dead sea is located
    422 meters below sea level jordanien a comet hit the southern part of the dead sea and the crops disappeared and it was not possible to grow crops there due to salt water for 700 years-Sodom and Gomorrah were also stricken, the ground was burned and the sand melted into glass

  • @hundun5604
    @hundun5604 Год назад +21

    Theoretical, if the ice below sea level, like the north-pole (95% is below sea level) melts, that would lower the sea level. That's because ice, frozen water, expand. And when it melts, its volume shrinks.

    • @rumblerowdy5332
      @rumblerowdy5332 Год назад

      Follow the science...
      Wear a mask because they don't work, the government has been shoving BS into our ears for many years!

    • @davidcox6206
      @davidcox6206 Год назад +4

      I really loved the part when he showed a wind turbine which is not even close to being a clean or responsible energy source at all and is only beaten by solar panels on how completely no where near green energy, because the amount of chemicals and “carbon” it requires to mine, refine transport construct install maintain remove and replace a wind turbine is higher per kw hour of power produced than coal🤣🤣🤣 nuclear energy is almost completely clean and green. And solar are straight up toxic waste nightmares and have a similar half-life as uranium except a solar panel is 10x the size of a fuel rod, and they are finding more and more things to use spent fuel rods on. Everyone is just terrified of the word “nuclear” like it’s the bogie man

    • @davidcox6206
      @davidcox6206 Год назад +5

      Oh and the funniest part is the line humanity has to do better (true) and together we can stop global warming (🤣🤣🤣 just🤣🤣🤣) and even reverse it🤣🤣🤣what a goose

    • @c_ag9471
      @c_ag9471 Год назад +3

      @@davidcox6206 all that he mentioned doesn’t deny CC at all, and that we’re pretty much fked

    • @ryanletchford2450
      @ryanletchford2450 Год назад +2

      @@davidcox6206 I know reverse it right! 😂🤣😂🤣. Let's ignore the fact the the planets been warming already for like 25000 years since the last ice age, sea levels had already risen 400 ft before we burnt our first fossil fuels.. I wonder how we can pin this on humans!

  • @hundun5604
    @hundun5604 Год назад +3

    40 meters maximum? Alexey Molchanov's world record is 131m.

  • @mervilyntimbolslocum7418
    @mervilyntimbolslocum7418 Год назад +7

    Wow amazing 😍😍

  • @robbier3661
    @robbier3661 Год назад +2

    excellent,impressive ,a master piece ..kudos

  • @PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm
    @PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm 11 месяцев назад

    "A good comparison I heard from my science teacher way back when was that; somewhere out there is a grain of sand that has your name on it... go find it.
    Really put things in perspective…"

  • @JonsTunes
    @JonsTunes Год назад +11

    The Vikings named Greenland such because after discovering and naming Iceland few Nordic Viking families wanted to emigrate due to being put off by the name. Greenland was a much more inviting name, encouraging more people to take on the journey.

  • @anadepaz6165
    @anadepaz6165 Год назад +7

    love my planet🌍💕

  • @BarbaraEMarshallCampbell
    @BarbaraEMarshallCampbell Год назад +8

    Let me rephrase that question...Which of these lakes contain water that is safe for human consumption and hydration?

  • @STUDIOS-mt9iz
    @STUDIOS-mt9iz 6 месяцев назад +1

    I never understooth why if ice fload and should be only visible for about 10% above the water and if melts it just deludes in water as it is lighter then water , it would not making more water then to day, it just deludes and stays at the same level worldwide as there is air in the ice . Put a block of ice in water , let it melt and see what happens , it just dont change volume of water. So there is something wrong with this theory .

  • @GaryHBoulding
    @GaryHBoulding Год назад +1

    Deserts are human caused by deforestation; with no attempt to reforest these lands.

  • @sandyadkins2637
    @sandyadkins2637 Год назад +10

    Beautiful glass I love colored glasses is awesome tells us about how cycles go around every so many years planet is like a circle round and round ! Wow love pearls because they are so beautiful and unique in there own way mother nature’s love is so wonderful and not appreciated as it should be we should take nothing for granted because everything is a beautiful miracle!✨⚡️✨❤️💎

  • @kohyangchi4307
    @kohyangchi4307 Год назад +3

    SUPER DOOPER DOCUMENTARY 👍 🏆 👍

    • @ezookami4540
      @ezookami4540 Месяц назад

      Is it? They don't mention that melting of ice and permafrost in Siberia would release so much CO2 that the global warming would accelerate beyond human control. The melting of ice is potentially an extinction level event and yet they preach about the access to the new resources without mentioning that half of life on Earth may disappear.

  • @crazygravy437
    @crazygravy437 Год назад +11

    Funny he talks about global warming and mankind being more responsible and yet, talks about new opportunities in discovery of fossil fuels an natural gas. Just shows what a crock the whole global warming argument is.

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад +1

      ... U got that right --- videos full of nonsense and speculations

    • @brandonscomment1133
      @brandonscomment1133 Год назад +1

      I don’t see how saying both sides of the debate makes it nonsense? Nonsense would be just saying we all die from climate change and at no point ever would we ever be back to use the resources that are hypothesized to be there…

    • @hecktertheinspector
      @hecktertheinspector Год назад

      Ahh no one said fossil fuels won't ever be used for any purpose whatsoever in the future. Your willful ignorance is makes you sound stupid.

  • @MrSammer1972
    @MrSammer1972 Год назад +1

    All ice would melt and the earth will be eventually like the early eocene. Where biodiversity was much higher than today, with over 1000ppm's of co2

  • @ucnhtmenow1
    @ucnhtmenow1 Год назад +2

    Who's to really say they still didn't pollute the lake but just told everyone that they didn't. They do things like this all the time.

  • @CallumBradbury
    @CallumBradbury Год назад +14

    bruh i thought this was about mysterious places, not a giant essay about climate change

    • @erinvendetti5812
      @erinvendetti5812 Год назад

      This!

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад

      ... its not about 'climate change' - they made it about 'fake global warming'

    • @YourCapyPal_3DPipes1999
      @YourCapyPal_3DPipes1999 Год назад

      You hate facts too eh?
      Edit: can't post rn
      Bu-b-but..... Giraffes are so _fun_

    • @davidschaeffer5902
      @davidschaeffer5902 Год назад

      Well , youtube is controlled by google who is controlled by....... you guessed it , the almighty powerful 1% er,s who are deep state dems who beleive their own lies. Global warming may be happening but not for the reasons they preach.
      The earth needs a deep cleaning . The corruption is even corrupt within itself if that makes sense.
      Love and kindness is a lost virtue for most. Remember , only few will find the narrow gate to paradise. We are the 6th advanced civilization on this planet because of the same reasons. When will humanity learn and get it right ?

    • @CallumBradbury
      @CallumBradbury Год назад +2

      @@YourCapyPal_3DPipes1999 Facts don't exist, but even working on the assumption they do, if I'm watching something about mysterious places, I'd be just as unappreciative if it suddenly started going off on one with facts about giraffes, or B52s.

  • @hkitm
    @hkitm Год назад +4

    You can't measure area in kilometers!

    • @paganphil100
      @paganphil100 Год назад

      Hare Krishna in the Movies: Area = Length x Width......it doesn't matter what units you use.

    • @j.n.4806
      @j.n.4806 Месяц назад

      WHY ?!?

  • @steveswaddling7681
    @steveswaddling7681 Год назад +9

    I love your videos and have been a long time subscriber PLEASE get your info right!!!! It has been proven that there was never any bodies found in the pyramids they are not tombs!!! the only reason the chambers are called the king and queens chamber is no one has ever bothered to rename them!!!

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад +1

      ... all the info on this channel is incorrect

    • @comenowletusreason6330
      @comenowletusreason6330 Год назад +1

      @@nemesisxrox6773 Might, maybe, theory, possibility. Most scientific research produces 99% speculation as to what the results of the research could possibly mean. Collecting data is one thing. Coming to a definitive conclusion as to what the data could possibly suggest are another, especially considering possibilities can be endless.

  • @runpuppyfpv5744
    @runpuppyfpv5744 5 месяцев назад

    I watched this whole thing in one sitting ! very interesting and informative I loved it

  • @emoji_page
    @emoji_page Год назад +4

    Remember this is based on a hypothetical situation where all the glaciers melt all at once.

  • @thearmchairspacemanOG
    @thearmchairspacemanOG Год назад +5

    Being from an Island already sucks btw. Every one of us has seen worse and worse floods each year for the past 25 years, wilder, more frequent storms and less and less seasonal difference where such should be... in UK we don't get winter any more. Sure, the Mountains get a dusting of snow, and we might see a couple of frosty nights up north.. but it used to snow for weeks on end.. then freeze, melt, freeze, rain, freeze, snow again and freeze from November to February.. now we get maybe one day of heavy snow at some point in January or early February.. then it rains till next year. (lol)

    • @JoeOutdoors
      @JoeOutdoors Год назад +3

      It is 54 degrees at 5:30 am here in the Midwest of America. It used to be considered warm if it was 25 . . .

    • @maxineking5073
      @maxineking5073 Год назад

      No great loss, considering the evil mankind has committed over the centuries .

    • @thearmchairspacemanOG
      @thearmchairspacemanOG Год назад

      @@maxineking5073 aye ''kill all humans''
      ruclips.net/video/0qBlPa-9v_M/видео.html

  • @johnnyrode8224
    @johnnyrode8224 Год назад +3

    This was amazing. What a level of professionalism. Well done all of you. I am not am expert, but I know a lot to know a lot of what I saw. But done in such an amazing creative way.
    Using this for an article to my daughter. Learn from professionals. They care about their work.

    • @nalinux
      @nalinux Год назад

      In fact, it's full of BS :)

    • @johnnyrode8224
      @johnnyrode8224 Год назад

      @@nalinux then make notes in comment sections on which parts and what proof or argument you have.

  • @teschchr122
    @teschchr122 Год назад +12

    A simple Snopes searches showed that the claim that Antarctica researchers are NOT required to have had their appendix and wisdom teeth removed. I would expect that your researchers would have been a bit more diligent.

    • @mikemurphy5898
      @mikemurphy5898 Год назад +1

      Maybe you could consider a "simple" grammatical 2nd revision since your first statement doesn't actually say anything. I could assume you didn't intend to include "that the claim" immediately following "showed," but it's not my arrogant message, and so far, all it shows is you're incapable of proofreading. I'd expect you to be a bit more diligent when posting on a public forum, but clearly you are not. 🙄

    • @lynne7594
      @lynne7594 Год назад +1

      I’m not making a claim one way or another on this topic, but Snopes??! Seriously??😂 That’s a “simple search” all right. You might want to diligently research Snopes. 😂😂

    • @SyrennNoelle
      @SyrennNoelle Год назад +1

      @@lynne7594 lmao right ! Snopes is just a NOPE

    • @syon600
      @syon600 Год назад +1

      It's very probably ai

    • @r.c.l2569
      @r.c.l2569 Год назад

      @@mikemurphy5898burn

  • @philipmcdonagh1094
    @philipmcdonagh1094 Год назад +2

    Well we have a ring of space junk we can be proud of. Great presentation thanks.

  • @CosmicOneEntertainment
    @CosmicOneEntertainment Год назад +10

    A very impressive video, my friend! Loved it! Chalk full of intriguing finds, that really nreed to be explained! Great work my cosmic minded friend..Cc, Cosmic One Entertainment

    • @charlesbireland1780
      @charlesbireland1780 Год назад +6

      Hope it was a spell-correct error, but the correct expression is:
      "Chock Full" not "Chalk Full".
      To say Chalk Full is a common error in the English language.

    • @MrThomas864
      @MrThomas864 Год назад +3

      This propaganda film is just that
      It's far from accurate

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад +2

      @@MrThomas864 ... SO TRUE - It's only full of nonsense and speculations

    • @Bob-Jenkins
      @Bob-Jenkins Год назад +2

      @@nemesisxrox6773 Well, I'm not far into the video, but they are correct with the fact that Antarctica exists.

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад +2

      @@Bob-Jenkins ... :)

  • @GaryHBoulding
    @GaryHBoulding Год назад +16

    This is similar to the Pacific Ocean that runs under California to Arizona. This under water sea basin is accessed through the under water canyon at Monterey; where submarines can access this under water sea basin.

    • @rab7034
      @rab7034 Год назад +1

      Thanks fir that tidbit of information. I was not aware of that fact at all! Interesting...very interesting. Thanks again. RAB

    • @CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525
      @CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525 Год назад

      So there's water that they need for lake Mead. They could take the salt out of it. Rick environment as they already have in the area. Rick environment as they wanted to from when a drainage ditch from the Mississippi over to lake Mead. Environmentalists only environmentalists until they can't wash your car or water 🌊 their lawns. Like so many things it's self-serving. But interesting if this does exists. You know I think I remember reading something about this. I'm going to have to look it up thank you for bringing this to people's attention.

    • @PatsyJay
      @PatsyJay Год назад

      OMG what a concept...human meat in space...brrrr but thanx for the perspective.@@geosynchronous4386

  • @mariekatherine5238
    @mariekatherine5238 Год назад +13

    So, did anyone tell those sea cucumbers they weren’t supposed to live there?

    • @terrafirma9328
      @terrafirma9328 Год назад +1

      Fat government beuracats and code inspectors hate the cold and rarely leave their cushy warm home. 🤣

  • @DelusionalDoug
    @DelusionalDoug Год назад +1

    Who predicted Antarctic will completely melt by 2100? That was just inserted to give children nightmares.

  • @Joe-ly3si
    @Joe-ly3si Год назад +2

    Just to correct the false info in this video...Expeditioners do not have to have their appendix and wisdom teeth removed! Appendix are removed only for permanent residents and doctors spending the winter at stations. Wisdom teeth are only removed if they're deemed to potentially cause problems!

    • @nalinux
      @nalinux Год назад

      Yes, there are many stupid things in this video :)

  • @everettwomder8676
    @everettwomder8676 Год назад +3

    By the age 23 7 continents, four archipelagos, and Over 100 islands. Been to both poles and it (removal of organs namely appendix) were only recommendations.
    Many in my squad of ten opted not to. Of the four all four have since , died from complications due to gross cancer of their abdomen and large intestines. Last of the four passed 12 years ago. Im 52. Do yhe math before 40 yrs these boys were dropping. I had been keeping in touch eith another Squad Commander and The Lieutenant. The numbers were overwhelmingly conclusive: All save one of the dozen had expired, and yes, same D.D . (Diagnosis of death). That one has been MIA since 2005.. im sorry.

  • @djsi38t
    @djsi38t Год назад +6

    You would think a certain amount of intelligence could be afforded to the narrator......but the ridiculous mispronunciation of fairly common words is prevalent throughout this documentary.....Just one example the boat made by Mako....now anyone with an intelligence would know this company was named after the Mako shark...and everyone knows it has a long a and is pronounced...MAY-KO...but here it is pronounced...MAH-KO..I don't understand why someone would not know this when making a highly scientific documentary.

    • @missmiagi2147
      @missmiagi2147 Год назад

      Yep. I gotta agree with you on that there. It's pretty bad and damn near frustrating.

    • @nemesisxrox6773
      @nemesisxrox6773 Год назад +1

      ... there's nothing 'highly scientific' about this video presentation - its all about 'nonsense and speculations'

    • @DiscGolfKyle
      @DiscGolfKyle Год назад +1

      There is plenty of evidence online that states it is pronounced mah-ko. Its actually pronounced Mah-ko in more places than it’s pronounced may-ko. So who’s doing it wrong?

    • @roshankemboi7675
      @roshankemboi7675 Год назад

      Six months later, we are still waiting for a better version from our educated critic😂😢

  • @billmulholland4140
    @billmulholland4140 Год назад +8

    I love the videos but was hoping you can add feet as well as meters please . Thanks ✌️🍻

    • @missmiagi2147
      @missmiagi2147 Год назад +1

      I was thinking that too!!! I always have to do the math in my head (which I sucks at) so by the time I got it figured out I have to rewind a few seconds. It's so frustrating. The Fahrenheit/Celsius too 😞

    • @redrocket9861
      @redrocket9861 Год назад +2

      🦶 there's a foot

    • @billmulholland4140
      @billmulholland4140 Год назад

      @@redrocket9861 😂

    • @dane-my1qo
      @dane-my1qo Год назад +1

      I would like feet to

  • @angelag6959
    @angelag6959 11 месяцев назад

    I wonder how elephants managed to survive through all the changes. The India cave mansions have detailed carved art or stories and you can see elephants were there. Elephants survived but humans didn’t hum so mind boggling 💚

  • @kimrisnear3866
    @kimrisnear3866 Год назад +1

    This guy sounds so positively excited telling us about the near total destruction of humans i actually feel kind of okay with it..

    • @maxineking5073
      @maxineking5073 Год назад +1

      No great loss considering the evil that mankind has done over centuries to humanity, nature, and our beautiful majestic animals and mammals .

  • @kevinkallica
    @kevinkallica Год назад +5

    Very interesting. Also, is there a name for the background instrumental around 1:41:00 ? It sounds nice.

  • @zerofox7347
    @zerofox7347 Год назад +4

    And some don’t believe in a creator…. It’s harder not to!

    • @StickHits
      @StickHits Год назад

      How is it harder not to? One scenario requires explaining the existence of a universe. Scenario 2 requires explaining the universe AND a creator that is either part of that universe, or somehow created a universe from another unknown universe, which itself also had to be created by another creator, repeat this an infinite number of times. See the problem?

    • @songofseikilos8659
      @songofseikilos8659 Год назад

      @@StickHits everything that is proclaims the lord what do humans have to proclaim them?....pride.

    • @StickHits
      @StickHits Год назад

      @@songofseikilos8659 Cool, but that doesn't expand on anything I said or even mean anything objectively.

  • @longblacktrain777
    @longblacktrain777 Год назад +10

    Thank goodness things like you're talking about take tens of millions of years to occur. Videos like this that show this type of what if catastrophes get stupid people riled up.