10 Most Mysterious Discoveries Found Frozen In Ice!

[@greenhouse3505]

Interesting, gave a like. But didn't sub because of the clickbait thumbnail. I really wanted to see the ship 1/2 out of the ice wall.

[@kylenoeller8951]

Thanks for heads up. Only reason i clicked on video

[@LiterallyRed0]

Its Cus They Photo Shopped It into The Thumbnail

[@shawnsgirl7376]

Same

[@garyhill9193]

@@LiterallyRed0 n

[@lauriekearney6234]

The coolest thing I've ever seen in the ice. Is popsicles

[@MrDiscokaj]

I found a drowned and frozen elk in the lake to my house yesterday when we were skating. Pretty weird but natural.

[@karenpluger6565]

That isn't a lost ship frozen in Antarctica, it's a play of light on a ridge of ice and snow. Come on folks, it's from Google Earth,

[@andrewwatson9805]

Agreed. Like the "human face" on Mars. Just shadows that our brains try to fit to familiar shapes.

[@stoleyourmojo2162]

Proves the ice wasn't always there and the temps run in cycles.

[@lemon8kid]

I remember playing with mercury when I was young in the 60s. We did not know the danger. Even in school we would handle it.

[@billgowland3250]

What's mercury got to do with it ?

[@pmritzen2597]

Me too. Glass thermometer broke and I played with the stuff and lost it in the yard. Very slippery.

[@2tmx54]

Item #6 was about mercury?

[@Revernd]

I played with it when I was young when my dad gave it to me. Never got mecury poisoning.

[@tyrssen1]

Likewise.

[@rappers5719]

5:02. The talk of the arrow case made me quiver. 😉⁠

[@tyrssen1]

Aaaaargh! ;)

[@markfurman4386]

You shot straight to THAT joke.

[@rappers5719]

@@markfurman4386 🙄😆

[@ZakirKhan-nw4ys]

I bow to you guys' sense of humour

[@jackmiller4946]

I can’t believe the WW2 era P38 airplane that was taken out of a glacier about twenty, twenty five years ago didn’t make the cut.

[@ivanleterror9158]

Actually there were several all together, don't remember the exact number.

[@d.olree1219]

Avalanches and fresh snow could have mixed up the artifacts found in the Alps.

[@airtexaco]

Melted by 2090? Didn’t An Inconvenient Truth predict Miami would be under water 5 years ago?

[@FF5754]

6:02 volcanos, coal plants, mines, things already terrible for environment?? Volcanoes are not terribly bad for earth, just humans. Coal plant produce cheap electricity if you take away the politics and taxes. Coal plants produce electricity, also fly ash for concrete, if a fgd scrubber then also produce gypsum for wall board or if chlorides too high, used for peanut farms.

[@thesteadingoffranya4423]

Compare how much carbon a volcano dumps into the atmosphere verses how much we as a species have dumped into the atmosphere. I would like to point out the planet will be fine it is just our habitable environment that is in danger

[@georgeorwell5596]

Yes Al Gore is a lying bastard. It's all tax and control

[@jeffdoe6395]

I found perfectly pure water frozen in ice.

[@AuJohnM]

This video talks a lot of nonsense about man-made warming. The 2021 IPCC report said that the 2020 average global temperature was just 1.07C above the average from 1850 to 1900. Mind you, global data coverage was very poor in 1850-1900.

[@samuelschick8813]

Famous last words of the Franklin expedition: " No we will not ask the natives for help. They do not know anything about surviving here." They refused help from the locals.

[@luckyandgrateful8190]

John Torrington of the Franklin expedition is buried on Beachy Island not Baffin Island

[@rodrudinger9902]

You may be correct about that; I didn't think it was Baffin Island, but a smaller island, and Beachy seems to "ring a bell". I forget who the other seaman was, except that his last name was Brain. The archaeologists had a time, getting to the bodies to examine them; they literally had to "thaw out the graves, by heating gallons of water, to thaw out the ground, in the graves. I appreciated the fact that the bodies were respected, and reinterred, after examination.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

They were saying that by 2013 New York city would be under water. Remember?

[@macmckenzie1242]

One can still hope.

[@pretoshohmoofcguy6523]

@@macmckenzie1242 LOL!!!

[@nathanj3114]

Did you ever think those animals went extinct for a reason and trying to bring them back to life might be a mistake.

[@watchluver]

They are too busy to see if they could, when the question is if they should..😁

[@markfurman4386]

Jurassic Park featuring 40 foot tall killer bears : what could go wrong? 😏

[@juneallan4903]

They just want to keep playing god.

[@jonnybalz]

How about the bigfoot frozen in ice back in the 60's/70's called the Minnesota Iceman? Huevelman who was a scientist examined the partially thawed specimen and said that the hair on it had lice eggs attached to it. The flesh looked and smelled like it was real and decomposing.

[@wayneshipman7406]

Dude the biggest liers on earth are people on TV, the media and if cause democrats

[@jordandyermoore1227]

@@wayneshipman7406 The fact you didn't mention mole people shows you're as much a fraud as the 3 you listed.

[@samuelschick8813]

" Minnesota Iceman?". That was proven to be a hoax.

[@lancerevell5979]

Nematodes are a type of worm, NOT single-celled!

[@bumfie]

I think the ship at number 1 is just some ice that looks like a ship

[@ronstar7027]

I found a frozen popsicle, in my mom's freezer since 1959.

[@MrJulebryg]

Ok not to complain.... But is number 7 Sweden or Switzerland ? And the 122 KM ship found would be 400262 FT long.... 400 feet is about 122 METERS.... 1 KM is 1000 Meters....

[@masuk39]

1 km is 1000 metres my house has a water meter and a power meter.

[@LadyCatFelineTheSeventh]

I melted an ice cube to find out what was in the middle and found more ice. Was hoping for a UFO or viking spear or something.

[@petergant8767]

If they were in an Ice Cube, they were probably so small, you missed them, NEXT time, use a microscope!

[@rdeanbenson2214]

Did you notice how your glasses ran over as your drink melted...didn't think so

[@regd.2263]

I did the same when i shaved a piece of wood and found a match stick inside

[@jamesmorris3123]

And it had 6 sides, not 4 as he said.

[@stevedrouillard7993]

I found a dead squirrel frozen in a pond once years ago while muskrat trapping.how it got frozen out in the middle of the marsh is beyond me and remains a mystery untill this very day.

[@DefendersOfWomen]

Generally when squirrels fall into cold water their body shuts down & are unable to swim.

[@hobbyhermit66]

Should have given it to a university for study. It could very well have been a Wooly Cave Squirrel, long since frozen in a submerged mini iceberg at the bottom of that pond, until it one day floated to the top. You could have been world famous for finding that squirrel. Just think about that for a moment. Boggles the mind, doesn't it? The headlines might have read something like; "SJW Trapper Finds Racist Wooly Cave Squirrel. Trapper's simple statement when asked about the find; 'Twarnt nuthin'. More on page eleven." You know how the papers politicize everything.

[@richardfugate4731]

Maybe a hawk could have dropped it. I have seen them picked up and they are alive and fighting till the hawk lands somewhere to kill it.

[@hugostiglitz6823]

@@hobbyhermit66 ROFLLLLLL

[@jpkjnn6733]

the missing ship: or it could just be a bunch of snow that kinda looks like a ship on it's side but is really nothing more than snow and ice that our brains are trying to interpret into something we understand.

[@barthonisgiantslayer5208]

Exactly what I thought when I saw that.

[@SKINFLUTE6105]

Agreed

[@jamesmorris3123]

I did too.

[@keithclark486]

I got drunk one time and was eating peanuts and choked , I was trying to spit them up and accidentally spit my false teeth out. I found them outside the next day frozen in the ice smiling at me.

[@thomasrobertson8109]

Thank you for your Channel update God bless you

[@mr.j7009]

If anyone knows anything about carbon dating, they would know its not that accurate and can be off by several thousands of years. We're still trying to get it right and have been wrong on many many dates of items found. I dont listen to researchers when they mention carbon dating. They have been wrong plenty of times before.

[@LolUGotBusted]

Researchers listen to researchers so I guess there's hope for humanity. Stay in school.

[@sherrykendrick1765]

It's all in theory and guess work.

[@LolUGotBusted]

@@sherrykendrick1765 I can say with 100% certainty from your comment that you are not nor have ever met a scientist. This is not made-up or guesswork but a powerful tool based on fact also known as a scientific (and not a cop-show TV drama-) theory

[@I-am-awayTOM]

The arrows were replaced by nuclear weapons?! BUT... What good is a nuclear weapon without a good bow to launch it?

[@Snarkapotamus]

IKR!?

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Rambo is a movie, son.

[@SisterUnity]

the ice ship is clearly not a ship at all. It's just a mound of snow or ice. You can see it for cripes sake.

[@dustymiller65]

What else is under the ice in Antarctica? A crashed "space ship"? Remnants of a civilization older than humanity's existence? Pyramids? Hostile lifeforms, frozen in suspended animation, waiting to be thawed out? New dinosaur-type bones?

[@richardturner5703]

A gold mountain, that's why the yanks are causing global warming with haarp. The British and the Americans don't hold a lot of gold. China, Russia and many others rely on it.

[@UserFormelyKnownAs_hjkh]

I wish people would take the time to find actual pictures of what theyre talking about.

[@SirJaxxSirJaxx]

A cube of ice still has 6 sides.

[@brianfriend6858]

I did know it was possible to drink that much Kool aid in 12 minutes

[@DefendersOfWomen]

You forgot to mention the giant mammoths who were found frozen, burried under snow, standing.

[@DefendersOfWomen]

@@novax4me Also psalm trees were found according to a BBC report & used to grow there. This is because Noah's Ark waters froze up there & buried everything. B4 it was perfect Garden of Eden like conditions all over the earth.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@DefendersOfWomen psalm? Lmao

[@DefendersOfWomen]

@@JohnSmith-rw8uh We're all sinners

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

@@DefendersOfWomen Amerikans and their bs religion ... man

[@DefendersOfWomen]

@@JohnSmith-rw8uh I never mentioned a religion. So why are you so angry at God? I hope it's not because you think you are condemned because of your sins because I have some good news for you.

[@petergant8767]

Suppose they find a UFO under the ice somewhere, like on the movie, "The Thing!" The Finding Of The Millennium, doesn't begin to describe it!

[@brianjames4169]

They’ll call it just another weather balloon.

[@melgillham462]

Theyve got crashed UFOs in possession. But, they wont let us know about them. Too busy reverse engineering what they can learn and understand.

[@Mr.CliffysWorld]

That'll be the begining of the end of our race .

[@jeffallen8135]

Just suppose they already did find one, a very big one. Look it up.

[@about2mount]

You mean scientist cannot understand that newer arrows shot into the snow deeper can be found below older arrows that were shot not so deep? Now that is moronic....

[@andrearayner6675]

Found some old frozen pizza rolls my freezer. Weird that I never bought them!,,

[@melgillham462]

You have a basement dweller stealing your internet service, 🤣😂

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

That doesn't even make any sense. How would they get in your freezer if you didn't buy them? Think about it. YOU BOUGHT THEM and put them in your freezer.

[@johnfahlstrom]

Sweden and Switzerland are not the same thing. They are far apart 🙈

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Here's a tip for you. All these videos on all these kinds of channels are total horseshitclickbait.

[@johnfahlstrom]

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Yes of course 😊

[@hackitgarage6503]

Want to point out half the things they found were under ice Wich mean there wasn't ice there before

[@Momma-bomber]

This is what I want to do in my free time just uncovering artifacts in the Arctic

[@soledude]

Around 4.30 minutes in the narrator mentions Sweden as a segment about Swiss, (Switzerland), begins. Sweden and Switzerland is not the same country. Sweden is a northern country, Switzerland is not. (Posting this comment was the easiest way for me to make the author aware of this problem and I will not respond to response on the comment.)

[@RogueOntheRoad]

Mercury comes from cinebarre of which there is plenty in north Eastern Oregon. Red soil may contain Mercury.

[@Seasidecc95437]

I and all my friends played with mercury all day long. Sometimes we’d drop a thermometer on purpose to get it. 1960’s early 70’s. I wonder how much damage we did to ourselves. No way to know.

[@Elmer_Fudd]

*Nothing wrong with me me me me, how bout with you you you you?* 🤔

[@ajlacostewm]

Mercury doesn't float it's called a heavy metal for a reason , so if it comes from melted ice it very well will get covered by sediment at the bottom of the ocean, and slowly consumed by plate tectonics , my suggestion would be don't eat ice floating in the ocean.

[@atleandersen1924]

Please do a video on European geography - especially focusing on the difference between Sweden in Scandinavia and Switzerland in the Alps.

[@wellexcuuseme2470]

The temp in Antarctica is about 100° below zero. Therefore a drop in a degree or two is highly unlikely to cause all ice to melt. Glaciers break off not due to warming but due to spreading out over water. Without land underneath, ice shelf's will break off as new ice is created over the central continent. A process that's been occurring since time immemorial

[@terjehansen0101]

There are multiple ice shelfs on water, they can also be the size of whole countries and in many areas they would not normally break off as soon as they reach the water. Many are collapsing due to warm seacurrents reaching the north -and southpoles. Something that is due to global warming and that's why in only a few decades the ice has decreased enourmously. Plus the record is 65 F and sure it can go to -100 F but it's not like it's everywhere anytime, far from it. Why don't you educate yourself before trying to come off as a scientist.

[@wellexcuuseme2470]

@@terjehansen0101 The ice shelf are created by snowfall on the central area creating weight which causes push outward which creates ever increasing ice shelf's. When the shelves reach a size unsupported by ground beneath, the shelf breaks off and can float unmelted for long times 'til it floats into warmer climes. This cyclically occurring since time immemorial. If ice shelves. If ice shelves had been breaking off *ONLY* that ice would've all disappeared long ago but it hasn't. Average temp at the poles is 100° below. A few degrees less won't melt it. Learn to think logically with facts and U 2 may learn something more than BS propaganda

[@terjehansen0101]

@@wellexcuuseme2470 Congrats on your new account. 1 day old huh ? What are you doing here ? This is science not pre-school.

[@wellexcuuseme2470]

@@terjehansen0101 In order to get a new phone at great discount I had to get a new phone number. Otherwise I've been on you tube talking to morons for years n years

[@terjehansen0101]

@UCGVdg_hVEIs3FeFPtNxPFaQ If you seriously think you're correct about any of this, why so mad ? It's an odd reaction. One comment and you're up to 10 ? Show me where it says the average temp. of Antarctica - i'll even give you ANY place of YOUR choice - is -100 F. And how ICE needs solid land in order to not break up !? Show me.

[@wreckedrc5137]

Imagine the stuff deposited on the ocean floor that was in the icebergs that broke off

[@LaquandraCurry]

i really enjoyed this video, it’s fascinating to see all these mysterious discoveries. however, i can’t help but wonder if some of these finds are being a bit exaggerated for views. i mean, how often do we really discover something that completely changes our understanding of history? just curious what others think!

[@audioawesome9527]

Dude, i am pretty sure that Viking box of bees wax was so precious to be stored, not for candles, for making mead. He had a colony of good yeast that he kept with him and protected so he coukd make some potent home brew. 🤣🤣

[@juneallan4903]

Moonshine maker.🤣😂

[@maxortega4690]

What about fish frogs and alligators that can be frozen in ice and then come back when they thaw out????

[@smsander4029]

So how did the artifacts get under the ice? Or did the ice show up just a few 100 years ago.

[@mcviegas2566]

I think it will reveal precious metals gold, silver, platinum, copper etc,

[@richardturner5703]

Carbon dating is bs.

[@halspencer6613]

Found in Switzerland: a cow with a bell hanging from a collar under the cow's chin, and a Swiss lady with lots of beer

[@Wrw942]

This was the coldest winter in Antarctica ever recorded.

[@jpkjnn6733]

It was an incredibly cold winter - coming within a degree of the all time coldest temperature recorded, which was in 1983. Of course, a few years ago it had the warmest winter ever recorded, that's after beating the previous warmest winter ever recorded roughly ten years before that. For the past 40-50 years there's been a clear warming trend, which is one of the reasons why the exceptionally low temperatures this year stood out so much. Figuring out how weather ties together is an infamously difficult problem, made more difficult by it's politicization by oil and gas companies. People react to it with an almost religious stance now, eagerly embracing or summarily dismissing information uncritically, based only on whether or not it's conducive to their weird partisan beliefs on the matter.

[@TheNickybocker]

​@@jpkjnn6733 Once politicians use something to forward their own political desires it's lost for good.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Who cares.

[@macmckenzie1242]

A "Rotating Drill!" Will wonders never cease?

[@oldirtyronin]

imagine getting frozen but since it's not sleeping you don't "sleep" but are frozen in your body and conscious. not like dreaming but like trapped in your body

[@ellenlandowski1659]

That is Ketamin

[@oldirtyronin]

@@ellenlandowski1659 well 😂🤌🏻

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Good theory.

[@eseere4080]

If melting ice is revealing artifacts 100's to 1000's of years old......how did they get there before the ice covered them up? Just curious since he mentions global warming. I get accumulation but still some artifacts seem to be from thriving inhabitants not stranded explorers.

[@CREATEKDUB]

Micro nova

[@georgeorwell5596]

Interesting and funny all in one well done

[@jerryrose6895]

How would sea level rise if the ice that is causing the high sea level melts remember ice takes up more space than water which is why restaurants fill your glass/cup here is a simple experiment take a glass fill to top with ice add 2/3 water mark on the side of the glass the current level then wait till all the ice has melted to see the difference in levels.

[@MadMarky]

Because the melting glaciers are all on land?

[@jerryrose6895]

@@MadMarky 🤦🤨🤡

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

How dare you insult Barack Obama!

[@tammupierce2098]

scientists cant get there??? but two reindeer huurders did ??? 🤔🤔🤔hmmm

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

If you were a scientist, wouldn't you say that you can't get there just so you can stay warm at home?

[@freeagent8225]

My ex wife's ' heart ' is also to be found in ice, but not by me.

[@mikekozi-lester3887]

Cool Stuff

[@vrager1564]

These artifacts from the ice imply the planet was a lot warmer in the past.. so

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

'The' climate has been constantly changing for more than 4 billion years. The idea of a stable climate is a pipe dream that con men use to steal your tax money.

[@ing.timecheck6642]

I found in the ice very delicious ice cream location : refrigerator 😂👍🏻

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Good idea. Did you know that home made ice cream is about three times as tasty as what you can buy in the store and QUITE EASY to make?

[@clavo3352]

Really nice video! In So. TX the only ice comes from the freezer in the garage. Found some old deer meat once! Also found some 4 yr old tamales that cooked up as if freshly made.

[@23Thunder1]

puro 956 lol cuhh

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Finding tamales that you didn't know you had is like winning a small lottery.

[@clavo3352]

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 LOL! yes it is!

[@akudamatada1]

So it makes to use logic that before the ice age the earth was hotter thats why the arrows were found buried and the narrator stated when the glacier melts there will be more artifacts. So what caused the global warning then??? Ancient automobiles?

[@terrybardy2848]

It was Beechey Island, not Baffin Island. Pardon the spelling.

[@johnsamuels6021]

I’ll bet they find Jimmy Hoffa next! 😂

[@outlawbadge1]

I can’t even imagine what all is frozen in the ice which may never melt.

[@rodrudinger9902]

On a mountain, in Chile, a few years back: some mountaineers discovered the remains of an aircraft, that had crashed into the mountain; decades earlier. The plane had disappeared, on a flight to Santiago, decades earlier, and had been a mystery; the only clue, was a garbled radio message, interpreted as "stendet". The plane had crashed into a glacier on the mountain, and had gradually been imprisoned in the ice, and carried down the mountain. It was found, near the base of the glacier. It was identified by clues from the wreck; most importantly, a "Rolls-Royce" Propeller Engine.

[@northerniltree]

If ice-19 has "4 sides", it must be pyramidal in shape, not the 6-sided cube shown. Unless, of course, 6 is the new 4. :/

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Well, it could curved sides and not be a pyramid, LOL. More of a biscuit shape.

[@edmondpower5722]

Sweden and Switzerland are two completely separate countries

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

It might seem that way, but just hear me out.

[@victorfoster122]

I thought they said we would all be dead by 2012 from global warming!

[@michaelspeakman8924]

It could be the hundred and 150 volcanoes in Antarctica. And all the tunnels called volcanic vents.

[@jimkinner]

I had found a fruit fly in an ice cube.The bartender gave me a fresh drink.

[@coffman06]

Coolest thing I have found frozen is a Reese’s cup.

[@JeeJeanVittoVlogs]

Very informative content. Thank you for sharing.

[@rockfish1430]

#8,The ice melted, and they moved generations in one place.

[@lanegregory2701]

10:51 maybe a old pirate ship?

[@deemesh9013]

Love your videos bro❤️😍

[@AmericanEyeOfficial]

thanks man!

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

beeswax was as is still valuable

[@melgillham462]

So many uses beyond "candles" such as dressing sleds rails, even sealing blacksmith projects, protecting wooden items such as bows and bow strings. Good for wounds even. The remains of honey that undoubtedly are in it is antibacterial. It was and is still a valuable commodity. 👍🤝 forgot one, sealing the black powder weapon openings.. aka keeping your powder dry.

[@tamikolee4449]

The only thing interesting thing I have found in ice is a sapphire ring 💍 found in some ice on my way home from school when I was a kid and it fit my small tiny finger I was only about 7 years old 😅

[@scott3542]

😂😂😂

[@mikeholland1031]

Vikings didn't have horns on their helmets

[@petraonenomatter6944]

Perhaps not but how many Vikings have you personally surveyed? I'm just curious.

[@mikeholland1031]

@@petraonenomatter6944 6

[@ia7277]

Guess we can't see the cave bear?

[@charliecatton7563]

When the ice melts in the ice sheet they might find Lord Lucan 🤔

[@dalea1691]

Forgot the ET craft that was found in the 50's.

[@tyrssen1]

And more. One in '38 as well as others.

[@TenChronicles]

(11:40) "Ice 19 being created at -247°F? That’s a temperature I can’t even comprehend!

[@lapplandsjagare]

Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@christopherflynn5359]

Lost all credibility when he said global warming.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

It's a click bait channel. Of course they rant about nonsense like 'global warming'.

[@jrperalta6316]

Never knew swordfish was fresh water fish

[@JT-ld5kh]

Oh! Sure glad they circled that. I never would have noticed it otherwise.

[@Lovehashira5742]

Lol I found my ex's heart Frozen in ice

[@petergant8767]

Something else found after the Swiss ice melts, another Ice Man, maybe a few!?

[@TheGreatestOne15]

who ever came up with the english spelling for uranus .........

[@warrenwilson4818]

Great! Thanks a lot! March 31, 2022, St. Joseph, MO, USA

[@johnhill3706]

Things that they will discover long after I’m gone. They are making great discovers now.

[@markfurman4386]

Like your 40 year old socks in the bottom drawer. Museum quality.

[@Elmer_Fudd]

*Coolest thing i ever discovered in ice was a popsicle* 🤪

[@Jesus4life_39]

💀💀

[@dave_bob]

Heh Heh, he said Uranus.

[@kdcreek5411]

That's incredible could have been picked up by a giant wave and iced over.

[@englishbull1949]

That was cool....