I didn't know I needed to hear the word "tampons" in Simon Whistler's accent

Would love to see a document with the sources and citations for all of these.

When I was learning sonar in the US Navy, we ran the old Tonkin audio through the newer sonar analysis systems and determined the claim of torpedoes was wrong. The claimed "sound" was actually just small boat propellers. It is possible they got it wrong, but more likely just went with what they wanted to escalate the event.

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i'm not sure we could ever even accurately test one of these in our universe given the gravitational influence of everything in the universe upon everything else in the universe.

Great content always but I always slow down to 0.75, else the pace of narration is like Woody Woodpecker’s hammering my head.

It's not the first video I've recently seen on this channel where people in the comments are properly correcting some statements made in the content and pointing out some inconsistencies and... well, I'll say I lost some respect for the channel, and I bet I'm not the only one, which is a shame cause at first it striked as a reliable source of information

What's interesting is most accounts we have of famous historical figures is often made by rivals or dramatic book righters. Example is Nero. Most accurate accounts described his rule like any other, butin the events of the great fire he actually spear headed it's halt and it's recovery. At the time though there was the new religion growing, so it's likely he used a minority to escape goat the issue only to be villianized by the very people he'd blame.

If a tree 🌲 falls over on Earth 🌎 does it make a sound? No not if you were raised in the city! BUT if you are a normal person you understand that a tree falling is a very noisy thing that any human, animal, insect 🐞 will react to , and gat out of the way, because that sound has a natural purpose that gives all entities in the way a chance to get out of the way!

If a tree 🌲 falls over in space does it make sound??? Does it fall over?? Is it really a tree?

Hydrogen fuses to create helium, chief

I remember reading a Sci-Fi short story a long time ago, that was written by one of the classic Sci-Fi authors in the 1950s, although I can't remember which one. It featured a rescue of some passengers on a space ship that had suffered some kind of accident and needed to be evacuated quickly, but there were no space suits for the passengers to wear while moving over to the rescue ship. The distance between the two ships was short and could be traversed in less than 2 minutes by pulling one's self along a tether between the two ships, so they had the passengers enter the airlock of the doomed ship one by one, hyper-ventilate to maximally oxygenate their blood and then expel as much air as possible from their lungs before holding their breath on the exhale, so that there was little to no pressure from air in their lungs. Then they opened the airlock and had the rescuing astronaut (iirc) drag them to the rescue ship by pulling himself and the passenger along the tether. This blew my mind at the time, but tracks with all the information in this video. Those old Sci-Fi authors sure knew their science.

...and thats the reason why humanity is doomed.... picking out one of many possible theories, usualy the one they like the most and sell it as science or thruth... the same we doing with the religons, space, history, pretty everything....

so the gruesome death scene on the moon to save the base in For All Mankind was pretty accurate. Neat!

I Would suspect that Hollywood producers are more than aware that there is no sound in space. But they are also aware that soundless explosions would make for a very boring movie.

God is the designer of the universe. We only understand universe when we understand God.

I think you meant counties

Can it not be argued that what is now happening today is a part of natural evolution?

I didn’t know there was an Asian Candace Owens

Well...Jesus built my Hotrod so theres that mystery solved

how are stars formed? matter and gas clumping together. where does the matter and gas come from ? stars. ? where did all that come from ? the big bang. what caused the big bang? we dont know just trust us.

YOU KEEP SAYING ACETAMIOPHEN? IT IS ACETAMINOPHEN.

13:19 right, an animal bit the bone and left two holes in it with no fracturing, leaving actually two somewhat perfectly smooth holes and the early human ancestor just added more... I'll take things that definitely didn't fuckin happen for 300

I think you can hear an explosion in space, if you're close enough to it. A chemical explosion works by creating a mass of hot, rapidly expanding gas. If some of that gas impacts your space helmet, that could send a sonic vibration through the wall of the helmet, which could then couple to the air inside your helmet, for you to hear as sound.

46:57 false. Most people have more than 206 bones due to heterotopic ossification. The "ideal" human body has 206 bones, but in point of fact most of us have more.

Humans: were certain they weren't using and making stone tools as we haven't found any evidence of it.. Outer perspective of an Alien species: ah so you've looked at most of the planet mysterys then I assume right like 99% or something? What percent is it? Humans: uh .001%.....

Using ai made thumbnails are cringe. Period.

That hammer was calcified. And you know it. Stop with the pandering to conspiracy types.

Time is a social construct. You say I'm an hour late, I say I'm 23 hours early.

Because sound doesn't travel in space, the Apollo 13 crew only heard a muffled bang inside their craft and only found out, how catastrophic the damage really was, when they abandoned the damage module, while returning to Earth.

....and we had ZERO Japanese terrorist attacks in America through the whole war.

Not gonna lie: I'm a little disappointed in your pronunciation of Marie Antoinette's "brioche" phrase. The first part should sound something like "keel monj".

Fax machine? Yeah, I remember myself using one some ...25 years ago.

so Princess Leia surviving space was actually one of the more realistic scenes in the star wars sequels?!?! now im mad

No, sound can also just refer to the waves traveling through a medium (not just air) - so you don't need anyone around to hear a tree fall to call the waves sound. Sound is not only defined by brain-connected ears processing compression waves.

Fun fact that doesn't sound true but it is: the power density of the core of the sun is about the same as a compost heap, 200-300 watts per cubic meter.

Your attack on the Bible and Solomon’s court is laughable. You could claim anything in the Bible is a lie.

A posh Brit complaining about America and how we came and saved his country, how about just say thank you and shut up

Let's not forget it was Japanese-Americans that were doing the spying on Hawaii to enable Pearl harbor, now I realize not all Japanese-Americans cited with them but how could they know who was with us or against us in such a crazy time

In the still of the thumbnail, Simon is laughing about war crimes. 😆💀

But not evidence based theories

I don’t think 0.1 is between 1 and 2

This is not what i was expecting. I thought it would be about new things we discovered about space but this is all old hat info and films have been doing much better being more accurate these days.

According to Quantum Mechanics, an acorn falling in a forest both makes a sound and doesn’t. This is called superposition. Only when it is observed is the wave function collapsed, i.e. the universe doesn’t make a choice until it has to.

NASA reported that they resurrected the Voyager probe. For the first time in five months, NASA engineers have received decipherable data from Voyager 1 after crafting a creative solution to fix a communication problem aboard humanity’s most distant spacecraft in the cosmos. Voyager 1 is currently about 15 billion miles (24 billion kilometers) away, and at 46 years old, the probe has shown multiple quirks and signs of aging in recent years. The latest issue experienced by Voyager 1 first cropped up in November 2023, when the flight data system’s telemetry modulation unit began sending an indecipherable repeating pattern of code.- CNN

2016 -- Cubs... good times. Now we just gotta wait another century. 😂😂

Is the universe a perpetual motion machine ??

The preposterous contradictions that exist regarding "outer space" and it's 5 billion ever-changing narratives... pure silliness

Actually they just got Voyager 1 working again last week I believe.

You spelled buybull wrong