15 Facts that are nearly IMPOSSIBLE to Believe!

[@MrLegendGaming]

I was already loving this video until the ending "I got Gen-Z to watch 10 minutes of SCI-" I DIED LAUGHING LMAO

[@katii1997]

Ha! Joke 's on him. I'm a millennial !

[@Fortplayzthis]

​@@katii1997Ha! Joke's on him I was born in 2013 but I act like a gen-z!

[@ashleycurzon6348]

All these terms going around, I d9nt even know what I am

[@georgeofhamilton]

Joke’s on him, I skipped to the end.

[@Mikelaxo]

What does that mean?

[@MrBendybruce]

I think it is interesting to note that by surface area the Earth does indeed seem to be engorged with water, but by volume only a tiny fraction of the Earth consists of this incredible life giving substance.

[@BlenderTimer]

Yeah, I noticed that when calculating!

[@arceasplayz-brawlstars2932]

@@BlenderTimer Fact # 11 Just asking Isn't the fastest computer a quantum computer. IBM's to be specific.

[@BlenderTimer]

@@arceasplayz-brawlstars2932 Possibly, but that's basically a half device, it's still an active area of research. Hence why massive data centers aren't using quantum computers. So I chose to use the computers that are actually in use and doing work 24/7.

[@arceasplayz-brawlstars2932]

@@BlenderTimerOh ok.

[@HopUpOutDaBed]

the deepest parts of the ocean are only a few miles deep. The diameter of earth is 10,000 miles. The ocean is basically a coat of paint compared to the rest of the earth.

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

Fact #7 has a bit missing. It's true that as the divisor approaches 0, the answer approaches infinity. However, if we did this on the negative side, where say, we divided by -1, and approached 0 from there, the answer would instead approach negative infinity. This means that dividing something by 0 would grant us both positive infinity and negative infinity, which doesn't make that much sense, which is why we call it undefined. I suppose you could say that this makes sense as 0 and -0 are the same, but I'm not sure about that. Overall, I find the topic of dividing by 0 to be very interesting :D

[@boldCactuslad]

Great point. This is why many computing standards have special values to represent positive and negative infinity, or other things like -NaN

[@jantono7494]

Dividing by 0 can give you any result if you approach the limit from specific side, so dividing by 0 is undefined. Numberphile made an interesting video about it!

[@meunier5711]

Think about it this way: you want to divide 2 apples between 0 friends. You just can’t. That’s over simplified but it kinda makes sense.

[@theyinyang6000]

That is called Neutral infinity (°♾️).

[@TheSussyCapybara]

Nice Point. But 0 Has No Sign, No Positive and No Negative :D

[@CC1.unposted]

8:29 Actually humans don't have anything similar to Computational Works It's a Biological Neural Network which is spread 3d and is self supervised It learns meaning it could give different output if same input ran twice etc

[@hoodio]

corrections: it's just kelvin, not degrees kelvin and the eye actually doesn't work in fps, it just sees a continous stream of data, every single cone and rod cell have their own "refresh rate" overlapping with every other cells "refresh rate"

[@BlenderTimer]

Yes, someone told me about kelvin not having degrees after uploading. Somehow in all my research I missed that.😆 Also, I'm not saying that the human eye can "see" at 150 fps. I'm just saying the eye can "detect" up to 150 fps. (based on some scientific papers I found)

[@hoodio]

@@BlenderTimer haha all fine, that with the fps is quite hotly debated, but based on me being able to distinguish if my game runs at 240 fps or not shows that it's more than 150

[@BlenderTimer]

@@hoodio Yeah, there were a few sources that said we could possibly detect 240-512fps, but I stuck with 150 just to hopefully not make too many people mad at me. LOL😆

[@meltingzero3853]

A caveat to your fact about zero dividing: 2 divided by 0 will go to infinity only if you start at a positive denominator and approach. If you started at 2/-1 and kept stepping closer to 2/0, you would go to negative infinity.

[@Mr94Productions]

The transitions were smooth af! I found the 11 fact to be the most interesting one, although I'd love to read more about it via a scientific article or whatever I can get my hands on.

[@CielMC]

4:28 Hey! Degrees is only for Celsius and Fahrenheit, it's just "zero kelvin", not "zero degrees kelvin"

[@BlenderTimer]

Depends on who you ask. Although, you're right, it generally doesn't have "degrees".

[@CielMC]

@@BlenderTimer People who says it has "degrees" is just wrong, lol, Kelvin is absolute, and thus not a degree.

[@seantron5291]

Dolphins are some of the most intelligent animals on the planet, but not quite as intelligent as humanity in my opinion. Our society is far more advanced than dolphins, and we’ve achieved so much in our fairly short time on the planet so far. People seem to underestimate just how many incredibly things humans have been capable of doing that no other organisms can. However, I say humanity as in humanity as a whole are smarter than dolphins. There are definitely people out there dumber than dolphins 😂

[@djgroopz4952]

💯

[@makiagrigsby8211]

I would have to agree with that

[@spencernorton1081]

Yeah when he said Dolphins are more intelligent than humans I'm like... do dolphins design buildings, build motor vehicles, design nuclear warheads, solve calculus problems, utilize electricity, freaking build airplanes to fly... Hell No😂😂😂 on what fuckin planets are dolphins more intelligent🤣

[@Abrold]

@@spencernorton1081 lol damn true man this youtube creator is drunk and completely biased

[@makiagrigsby8211]

​​@@spencernorton1081That was actually what I was thinking in my mind, while dolphins are highly intelligent animals and they definitely exceed humans in certain areas, on average they're not smarter than humans. We have the ability to build and invent things and they don't

[@russB0B]

AMAZING video man, truly one of its kind i know of, in terms of format, transitions, truly unbelievable info.

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@bigj-live]

It would be great if you could provide a document attached in the description for citing sources. Great vid

[@cookerbag5227]

3:46 that's average sized Right

[@kota1v9]

Surely

[@one_logic]

What program do you use to make these videos? Your videos are great. Good job on the good work.

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks! I create all the animations in Blender (majority of my time spent here), create the music in LMMS, and edit any audio (such as narration and SFX) in Audacity. More info on my "About" page. blendertimer.com/about

[@one_logic]

@@BlenderTimer I see. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

[@ethancampbell245]

It blows my mind that I’m here right now You’re going to blow up big What I mean is that when I watch a video like this I expect them to have a million subscribers Keep it up Every millionaire has to start somewhere It’s only that much easier when you’re producing millionaire content

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@BirksyChillz]

i did it, i got a gen-z to watch 10 minuets of science 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NATOBlade]

Good Job😊

[@abdirisaqjacda9305]

I don't whu this Chanel have no 10-15 million subs

[@maxthebuild]

keep up! youre doing a great job!

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@Nemileanu]

thanks for poasting i love ur videos

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks for watching! Glad you like them!

[@entized5671]

I‘m so glad that getting into trains has made me able to roughly convert km and miles. When 120mph was said I knew this was the speed that a lot of trains travel at so ~200kmph, yay!

[@pro_videos_real]

WHAT THE F[redacted] IS A KILOMETER 🇺🇸🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TheAstroG]

you are underrated Af. Hope you will grow much further!

[@SeleverEnjoyer]

1:14 thats the time it takes light to do earth-sun (59/200)th's back to earth! 4:05 actually its the number right before that one, because particles exchange heat, so you would need a particle that has less heat than 0K to achieve 0K. 5:09 becareful with statements man, for anyone wondering: x/0 can equal ANY NUMBER AND PROVES EVERY NUMBER EQUALS EVERY OTHER NUMBER (1=2, example) let me quickly do something: if x^0 = 1, so 0/0 should equal 1 (because any number over 0 is always one), 0/0=x so, 0=x*0 (proves that 0 times anything is zero), 0/x=0, so 0/0=x (this proves that 0/0 can be any number because of 0/x is always zero), 0/x=0, so 0/x*x=0*x, so 0*x=0*x^2 (proof that any number to any power times zero is equal to zero). 8:45 lets discuss every single invention there! Computers, used for fast calculations. Cars, transport that is more efficient relative to walking/biking, alike using horses. Rockets, a good way to travel to space Fans (not fanatics), blow air by the curvature/angle/side its turning Airplanes, create higher pressure of air below the wings, which creates lift. Wright Planes, Propelers rotated the wings which created horizontal lift, which moved the plane through the air (catapult to gain vertical lift), 14-bis no catapult. thats it lol

[@ZIP10Gamer]

Amazing 🤩

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@corruptedroblox9020]

Very nice video i learned some facts while watching this

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@mapleleaf190]

The videos get better every time I watch

[@BlenderTimer]

That's good! (hopefully it never goes the other direction...)

[@MawanCH]

What an incredible punchline on the outro hahahaha

[@BaldiReycaster]

Very true!

[@Nick-jf7ku]

lol brilliant.. make more please

[@makiagrigsby8211]

1:29 That's also the top speed of your typical car that you would expect on the roads (most cars that I know of have a speedometer that goes up to 120) So not only is it the speed of a small plane, it's also the top speed of a typical car

[@melsbov]

Amazing video, alot of facts I didn't know. First thing I watched this morning. Great that when you were talking in feet, inches or miles, you put the metric equivalent as text, some channels dont even bother which can be annoying. While others say it again but in metric, which leads to unnecessary time loss. Despite it only saying 15 facts, you actually threw alot more in. Thank you for that, keep up your amazing work!

[@freeman10000]

As an Aussie I really appreciate it when metric units are used 👍

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks! Yeah, I include the metric because (quite frankly) the imperial system is stupid, but since my primary audience is in the US I need to make the imperial system primary.

[@BlenderTimer]

@free的man I have some Aussie friends, so I want them to be included!

[@calebv.2465]

I will die of happiness if I receive a new subscriber notification 😭❤️❤️❤️

[@LoganPlaysOfficial]

The ending almost killed me Fr 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheBcoolGuy]

8:55 This makes sense if you've ever modelled a human character in 3D or tried to rig one.

[@BlenderTimer]

True.😂 Rigging humans (and most other mammals) is quite the task!

[@jacobmarcum6856]

I may be gen z but I love this kinda stuff

[@BlenderTimer]

Same!😂

[@luvssalon]

"I got a gen-z to watch 10 minutes of science" gen alpha*

[@onewaytochrist]

WHY ARE DOLPHINS SO SMART AHHH I FEEL DUMB NOW

[@Abrold]

This guy is Joking or bluffing there is no way any animal on earth can be smarter than Human

[@AtomicCodeX]

Correction, devising by 0 is both negative and positive infinity, which is why it’s Error, and not infinity

[@adamc1966]

Anything divided by zero is NOT infinity. It is undefined. Infinity is a very large number....but not a number because it does not follow the rules of simple math. i.e. 1+infinity=infinity. Now subtract infinity from both sides and the answer is 1=0.

[@ThyXenton]

5:32 Fun Fact: A blue whale's heart is around the size of a small car, like a Volxwagen.

[@Ionicaasupport]

4:27 Small correction you cant really use ° in kelvin other than that amazing video❤

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks! Yep I learned that after posting the video...🤦‍♂️

[@vj.joseph]

Division is clearly not the opposite of multiplication. That's why there is a divide by zero error. Assuming the first statement as false, Since, multiplication is repeated addition, that should be yielding the results 2*0=2 as there is nothing added to 2, and 2 remains and equally logically 2/0 is also equal to 2 as well. But, that's not what is being practiced currently, and yet it is assumed to be working fine in many applications, then, the first statement I made becomes true.

[@Ahsangamer275]

Funny fact at 6:35: I thought he was going to say: when was the last time you had to guide a ship to ravaging stormy bad weather LMFAAHAFO 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. And last fact #16: Is yes! i finally got gen: z to watch 10 minute's and 11 second's of science ("but not chemistry though unfortunately even though i was really hoping and counting on that LMFAAHAFO 👏👏👏👏👏😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣")..............

[@BaldiReycaster]

That is great, especially for Gen Z!

[@BlenderTimer]

😂

[@maindepth8830]

The dividing by Zero explanation isn't accurate

[@Keppyboi]

Dividing by 0 If you think about it by how many x goes in to y, and x is 0, then no matter how many 0s you add, you’ll never get to the number you want

[@unknowndarklight]

People: Theres more water than land on earth Me: Whats under the water😬

[@davitharutyunyan875]

As a Gen-Z member, this is my favourite channel on youtube

[@BlenderTimer]

Smartest Gen-Z ever! wait is that bragging?🤔😂

[@davitharutyunyan875]

@@BlenderTimer maybe praise? Nah, totally bragging 😂 Nice job explaining this stuff so well 👏

[@BlenderTimer]

@@davitharutyunyan875 😆

[@ScreamXSurvival]

underrated

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@joeshar.]

50 new mammals each year!! That's also an amazing fact

[@BlenderTimer]

True!😄

[@noizealt]

he somehow accomplished the impossible how did you get gen z to watch 10 mins

[@pffttttttt]

Niceeeeee one

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@talayafrancois652]

As a gen z, the ending is literally perfect

[@0li_vi_er]

4:27 It's not zero degrees Kelvin, it's zero Kelvin, Kelvin are not degrees.

[@c4theplug444]

I hate when people say humans aren’t doing anything to prove our intelligence

[@Abrold]

this guy is joking right? how the hell can an animal smarter than human do they can build buildings motor cycles cars aeroplanes definently this guy is trolling at this point

[@calebv.2465]

I will die of happiness if I receive a new subscriber notification😆❤️❤️❤️

[@jantono7494]

The resolution of the eye is not 156MP, it is not straight forward to measure that. At the focus point of what the eye sees it's got a good resolution (I think around 10MP) but the rest of the field of view is far less detailed. Providing FPS for what the eye can see is also wrong since our eyes don't work in discrete intervals like a computer. While tracking a target in motion the eye can notice positional changes incredibly quickly but the brain does not "process" the continuous flow of information taken in by the eye all the time, only the parts it deems relevant. Dividing by 0 is in not infinity either, it can be any number or value you'd like it to be in the limit, depending on how you approach it. Dividing by 0 is undefined (just like 0⁰). Stating that the human ear doesn't work well underwater is a bit misleading, it still works great and sound travels even faster underwater than in the air and our ability to hear is still working completely fine. The frequencies are only shifted and when correcting for that shift you can hear sounds underwater clearly as well.

[@seantron5291]

#1 you can calculate the equivalent eye FPS that computers use, even if it isn’t the same thing. #2 he made it quite clear how dividing by 0 results in infinity. “0” itself is not undefined. 0/0 is undefined, and x/0 is also undefined for the reason the video explained. #3 you literally contradicted yourself. We cannot hear underwater well at all. Ever had a conversation with your friend below the surface? You then say that the frequencies are shifted underwater, and when we correct those shifts we can then hear correctly underwater as well. This implies that you were saying we cannot hear clearly underwater while those shifts are uncorrected, but you were arguing that we can?

[@ILoveAgSpeed_Orzenzai]

What about the land under the water?

[@nielsdaemen]

Already knew all of these

[@pro_videos_real]

all you see hear and feel is wiggling light is photons wiggling sound is air wiggling temperature is atoms wiggling EVERYTHING IS THE WIGGLE

[@leviderebensky7310]

Lol i got a gen z to watch 10 minutes of science.😂

[@BlenderTimer]

😂

[@leebode4643]

Driving for 4.5 months is not far.... Love when I find channels to remove from ever showing up.

[@Jaggerbush]

Only taking 19 min to fall to the center of the earth is wild. I guess i thought it would have been much longer.... Oh wait... 33 hours... That makes more sense but not really... At some point its just a literal free fall... And isnt that a constant? This literally doesnt add up.

[@BlenderTimer]

No, that's not a constant. That is calculated based on the 9.81m/s² acceleration.

[@Miracle12348]

It was actually 16 facts not 15 thanks to the fact at the beginning.

[@BlenderTimer]

Well.........😂

[@zacksreality413]

I'm Not Gen Z lmfao 😂 But I like your video 💯🔥👍

[@BlenderTimer]

LOL Thanks!

[@Vikas.03]

Tap 10seconds backward (3times) at the start of the video to hear cool remix

[@bork6996]

you know, just because an animal has a good sense of smell or echolocation doesn't make it smart. thats simply a feature of it's body. if a human has super strength, does that make them intelligent? nope. same logic applies to animals.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

If the Earth was shrunk to the size of a basketball, the atmosphere would be the thickness of aluminum foil. If you shrank it to the size of a cue ball, the Earth would be smoother but not as round. (Michael had this one backwards) The human brain named itself.

[@BlenderTimer]

Uh, well...the last two facts are accurate but the first one is only kinda. The atmosphere is not 100% defined. But the atmosphere actually extends about 400,000 miles out from the Earth (the Earth's diameter is only 7,917 miles). So technically that's not accurate.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

@@BlenderTimer Maybe atmosphere isn't the right word. I think "able to survive without oxygen tanks" layer is more accurate. The layer that keeps us alive, tender hairless life forms that we are.

[@BlenderTimer]

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n That sounds more accurate. LOL

[@superbaddctv]

What did he say at the very end 😂 I can't seem to figure it out

[@BlenderTimer]

"Hey, I did it! I got a Gen Z to watch 10 minutes of science!"

[@superbaddctv]

@BlenderTimer Okay I hear it now, even the caption was like....bruh?

[@BlenderTimer]

@@superbaddctv 😂

[@arceasplayz-brawlstars2932]

I feel like Gen Z is more interested in science.

[@BlenderTimer]

But they have shorter attention spans...😂

[@arceasplayz-brawlstars2932]

@@BlenderTimer Couldn't agree more.

[@Xnoob545]

5:17 0 and infinitely small are two different things Zero is absolutely nothing, not something that's infinitely small

[@seantron5291]

I feel like that’s the same thing..

[@krns1695]

@@seantron5291 well math is not real, but the dude is right, infinity has different sizes, also there is no such thing as absolute zero , even in theory, just thiking about it makes it something

[@pionicki]

you have lost credibility by using the imperial system of units

[@BlenderTimer]

I know, the imperial system is really stupid. But most of my audience is in the US so imperial takes precedence. I still include the metric for people that don't know imperial.

[@ashleycurzon6348]

And for that we non Americans thank you, most content creators now only provide measurements for the imperial system as if the USA is the only country in the world and its so annoying, especially when they admit the imperial system sucks

[@Jaggerbush]

50 new mamals a year is a lot.

[@BlenderTimer]

Yeah.

[@TinDK]

Saying "humans are not intelligent" is kinda stupid.. Oh well I guess your part right after all. Second; If a snail can become 15 years and sleep 3 years, that is actually not much as you claim. It is only 20% of its life. Humans on the other hand sleeps about 33% of their lives. Koala bear sleeps more than 90% of their lives, maybe that was more interesting to mention than the snail!

[@PorkyMinch]

He said 3 years straight

[@Cacff0420]

Kárman line? Oh. I know! Karma😊😊😊 0:24

[@shockruk]

Fahrenheit instead of Celsius, and you keep saying everything is 'designed'.. omg, have I run into the US god-squad channel?

[@92WayToTheMoon]

Designed by God of course

[@shockruk]

@@92WayToTheMoon /facepalm

[@Abrold]

Man tell me your joking right? how the hell can an animal smarter than human do they can build buildings motor cycles cars aeroplanes definently you are trolling at this point aren't you?

[@Kaboomnz]

You got your power consumption figures for laptops and PCs wrong. Laptops at idle use far less than 50w and desktops will never use 500w at idle. In fact a 5900X with an RTX 3080 will idle under 100w even with multiple drives. Your figures made no sense.

[@BlenderTimer]

Ever heard of a Kill-A-Watt meter? My cheese of a laptop uses about 2.5 watts while sleeping, and about 30-50 watts while at idle.

[@abigailfoster5491]

Subbed&Liked!! You could get more fans with S M Zeus!!!

[@cookerbag5227]

That's like at least 2

[@BlenderTimer]

At least 2? You mean 2nd? lol

[@cookerbag5227]

​@@BlenderTimer NOOOOOOOOO

[@BlenderTimer]

@@cookerbag5227 LOL Well...can't be a winner every time ig.

[@cookerbag5227]

​@BlenderTimer yeah well... man I wanted that 1st title Also the reason why we get a divide by 0 error is because if you divide by a number from 1 to 0 you approach infinity But if you go from -1 to 0 you approach negative infinity, so it's basically trying to become positive and negative infinity at the same time, causing an error

[@BlenderTimer]

@@cookerbag5227 But...it's still infinity lol

[@lotl5638]

8 minutes ago hmmmm

[@krns1695]

8:11 this information is bs. Humans dont see 150 fps, if you know cinematography and used cameras you know

[@snbdxmnv4057]

Humans can see much more fps, if we count it in the same way we count monitor fps. You probably think we cant see above 60fps, but thats only applicable if you measure it in a way that is right for eyes, not other devices.

[@BlenderTimer]

We don't see in FPS. But what part of "we can DETECT up to 150 frames per second" did you not understand?

[@cKoruss]

@@BlenderTimer lol

[@paulernestlibatique]

I belive everyone cause yeah im 6 years old

[@Nemchick]

Bruh...

[@krns1695]

I really love your content but I cant listen to your voice... it sounds like youre chewing on gum and trying to not have your saliva top over your bottom lip

[@tygical]

why do you say "design" so much

[@djgroopz4952]

Dolphins have amazing senses. I wouldn't say that's intelligence but great evolution. Sea turtles have amazing navigation senses due to the iron in their brains. I wouldn't say this is intelligence. Intelligence is Newton or understanding quantum mechanics. That's how I would describe it, as an example. Most animals including Dolphins have most of their knowledge passed by genes not education. I think most humans are biased against other humans, understandably.

[@Abrold]

tell me your joking right? how the hell can an animal smarter than human do they can build buildings motor cycles cars aeroplanes definently you are trolling at this point aren't you?

[@victorcontreras9138]

The one on dolphins was really interesting! Yes, in some ways they are smarter than humans. This is especially true in that they don't let cell fones and the internet take over their lives😁

[@BlenderTimer]

😂

[@Abrold]

@@BlenderTimer tell me your joking right? how the hell can an animal smarter than human do they can build buildings motor cycles cars aeroplanes definently you are trolling at this point aren't you?

[@Gvnosh2]

:)

[@BlenderTimer]

Yep, you're definitely first!

[@Error45699]

I got bored and skipped to 9:56

[@Mr94Productions]

Could have also skipped commenting. No one cares, lol.

[@Error45699]

​@@Mr94Productionschill bro I was just making fun of my short attention span

[@ktorres9244]

@@Error45699 Short attention span means you are stupider. I don´t think you are wanting to say that.

[@Vince_ExE]

​@@ktorres9244ok boomer

[@IsaacBarber-j5q]

I dont like dolphins

[@Vikas.03]

Millions of viewers incoming 🫰

[@nomojo1110]

Hey, the swift isn't so special. I once flew while sleeping... 🪂🛩🔥🚑🪦

[@BlenderTimer]

No, the plane flew, not you.😂

[@nomojo1110]

@@BlenderTimer Ugh. Crashed and burned again.

[@BlenderTimer]

@@nomojo1110 Well stop that!😄