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[@donnaearle-swaby7489]

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[@HelenCalnan]

Grest Video.I Learnt a lot.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear you learned a lot from the video!

[@DMPB-fi2ir]

and a fact about everest it is not the tallest mountain in the world its the tallest above sea level but the tallest overal well that falls to Mauna Kea frome its base below seal level in the pacific ocean to its peak it is a staggering 10,203 m ( 33,474 ft ) base to summit

[@SciFactsInfo]

Great point! We covered that in one of the videos. It's fascinating how Everest " the tallest mountain " But considering Mauna Kea's base beneath the ocean really puts things into perspective. Nature's wonders come in all shapes and sizes!

[@DMPB-fi2ir]

@@SciFactsInfo yes everest tallest mountain above see level but not from its base to summit its is dwarfed, its just like Sahara desert is not the largest desert in world it only comes in 3rd :-)

[@elizabethtorres3491]

I'm a lefty. My aunt, a cousin, and a grandson also. Not very many. We are above average in family size. Probably close to,150 relatives 😊

[@SciFactsInfo]

It's nice to have a unique trait in common with family members. Lefties unite! We're taking over the family tree 😊 Thanks for sharing!

[@Thatshowitsdone619]

Out my entire family only me, my son and my daughter are leftys. Weird.

[@SciFactsInfo]

That's so cool! A special bond to share being left-handed with your kids

[@JulioCastillo-j4u]

This is the type of content that makes KZbin special! 💯

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I'm glad you think so! it's great to hear that you found something special in the video.

[@rustyshackleford3320]

To finish brainwashing outside works 2

[@rustyshackleford3320]

We lose service on phone but the voyager 1 space craft dont.... and John name being 4000 years old couldn't be true in the English lettering (J/ohn) cause the letter j didn't exist until AD. time

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic! It's true that our phones often lose service because they rely on nearby cell towers, which can be blocked by buildings or other obstacles, or be out of range in remote areas. Voyager 1, on the other hand, communicates using a powerful radio antenna and the Deep Space Network, which has large antennas located around the world specifically for communicating with distant spacecraft. As for the name "John," you're correct that the letter "J" didn't exist in its current form until around the 16th century. In ancient times, the name "John" would have been written in other alphabets and scripts, such as "Ioannes" in Greek or "Yohanan" in Hebrew.

[@waynesamuels4594]

Thanks......iq up

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[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks

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[@davidembrey8397]

You know what I like to do? I like to say "hey look at this" then show them something else

[@SciFactsInfo]

I see! Keeping it interesting I like it.

[@EastSideTerri]

I kid in each of my moms siblings were lefties. I was blessed with it. Now my sister is a genius and doesnt have a drop of common sense. A Rughtie

[@anncasey4188]

Luv it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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I'm glad you loved it! I hope it brought a smile to your face. Thanks for spreading the positivity

[@interdimensionaltourist2016]

How can you tell us about the worlds oldest your mama joke but not tell us the joke?!? 🤨

[@SciFactsInfo]

I appreciate your curiosity! Apologize for leaving out the joke! Here it is: "Your mother is so fat, when she sits around the house, she sits AROUND the house."

[@tiddiesattic]

I love pink

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Pink is not just a color, it's a lifestyle! 😉

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[@anncasey4188]

I'm a lefty 👍💋❤️

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Welcome to the lefty club, where everything is right!

[@DEBIT425]

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[@EastSideTerri]

Me too

[@pauljones2510]

Decibels are not an absolute measure like meters or grams. Decibels are a ratio of power levels and are only meaningful with a reference power level. Saying something is 3 db is meaningless. However, if a given power level is 3 db higher than a reference power level, then that power level is approximately twice the reference power level. If someone asked you how much wine you wanted and you answered twice as much, the person offering the wine would need to know your reference point -- twice as much as what? And that's how it is with decibels.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Decibels and wine, are a perfect pairing for explaining ratios. Decibels are indeed a relative measurement used to compare power levels, and they require a reference point to be meaningful. Thanks for breaking it down in a relatable way!

[@missyj4439]

❤ I'm left handed...we rule

[@montserratchavez6603]

nice!💝

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[@davidcochran848]

I love fact one, that states that our eyes come subscription free. It is a pity KZbin is no longer the same. Intrusive adverts make navigation of the site much harder. No I won't be paying to get rid of the annoyance, I will be looking for a different service or maybe return to reading adverts free books.

[@laylabeltran9197]

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[@gailc4015]

How in the world could humans evolve without amazing eyes

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makes you wonder about all the complex processes involved

[@shaneross3411]

The ballooning spiders don't use the wind to fly, but instead use electricity to

[@SciFactsInfo]

The ballooning spiders use silk and the wind to fly Not electricity. The silk threads help them catch the wind and travel through the air If you would like more information or clarification on this topic, feel free to ask

[@gailc4015]

So oceans existed before land. Hm. Where'd I hear, read that

[@richardturner2455]

Neptune raining diamonds? Pressure on carbon creates diamonds

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Scientists believe that the high pressure on carbon in Neptune's atmosphere could potentially create diamonds. This phenomenon has not been directly observed, but it is a fascinating concept that highlights the unique conditions present on this distant planet. Isn't it fascinating how the extreme conditions on Neptune can lead to such a beautiful phenomenon?

[@monicarayel5120]

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[@leroymc2]

I hate to disagree with such a poetic robot but "t rex evolving into a chicken" is far from a fact

[@SciFactsInfo]

I appreciate you bringing this up! It's important to be accurate with scientific information. The statement about T-Rex and chickens was meant to be a simplified explanation of their evolutionary relationship. Although T-Rex did not directly evolve into a chicken, they do have a common ancestor from millions of years ago. It is interesting to note that birds are the closest living relatives of dinosaurs. Hope that was helpful !!

[@Voila1999]

Alfred Hitchcock resembles an egg

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That's a funny observation! 😂 Hitchcock had a unique presence both on and off screen!

[@xturbo_edits]

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[@daniellesanders6618]

"Disorientate"?

[@SciFactsInfo]

Yes, disorientate ! Disorientate is a valid word that means to confuse or make someone lose their sense of direction or perception. Thank you for bringing it up.

[@puppystilts3043]

is this being narrated by dane cook ?

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey there! Nope, that's Antony , hope you enjoyed it !

[@gailc4015]

Some FACTS left out explanation. 😞

[@SciFactsInfo]

What specific facts are you referring to that were left out without explanation? I'll be happy to help!!

[@natet5959]

Why didn't I learn any of this in school?!!

[@pauljones2510]

I don't know why you didn't learn these things. If I had to guess, I would ask whether you did a lot of sleeping in school or I might wonder whether you attended school in a country other than the US. If you attended school in the US and you were awake in class, maybe you weren't paying attention.

[@leighwilliams6812]

Either you missed a few weeks, or were not paying attention?🤔

[@judithgrace9850]

You must learn on your own.

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[@carlsaganlives6086]

@@judithgrace9850 Yeah, jeez, no curiosity? School isn't the end of education, are you kidding me?!?! Just starting..how often do I (or anyone) say 'if I knew then what I know now'? What do you think that means, right?

[@brianjohnson3974]

Imagine a world where a thing is true, just because you say so... There has never been a probe or anything sent to Neptune.

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you for sharing your perspective ! However, in our actual world, probes have indeed been sent to Neptune. in fact, NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft flew by Neptune in 1989 providing us with a wealth of information about the planet. It's fascinating to consider how different our knowledge would be if statements alone could shape reality! Factual information and evidence play a crucial role in determining the truth of a statement.

[@ChrisBoyking]

The letter j was made up with the English language there was no j in the alphabet it was y and another letter to make up the j sounds

[@SciFactsInfo]

True !! There was no separate "j" in earlier alphabets, but it evolved from earlier letters. In medieval Latin, the letter "j" originated from the letter "i" and was used to represent a distinct sound. This development allowed for a more precise representation of sounds in English and other languages.

[@tdmason6300]

Dang what was the yo momma joke

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[@Dale-v6o]

How can the Moon experience a quake when it's a luminary that God Himself placed in the Firmament?

[@SciFactsInfo]

That's a fascinating question! Due to its geological activity, the Moon does experience quakes, known as moonquakes. This is an interesting intersection of science and belief!

[@michellemicallef3250]

The trees were made on the 2nd day, obviously= (periods of time for each day) before the sea creatures (sharks) were made on the 4th day

[@marvac-r7916]

True. Post-flood observation prob really messes with edumacated sciencey brains. 🤓

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the timeline of creation it's always fascinating to delve into different perspectives.

[@pauljones2510]

MyDoom Virus: Macs are immune and suffered no loss.

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Mac's security features, makes life easier!

[@hannabanana9752]

Don’t you mean octopi?

[@SciFactsInfo]

I meant octopuses, but if you prefer "octopi," let's go with that for fun! "octopi" is a commonly used term, but "octopuses" is also correct! Thanks for pointing that out! Language can be tricky sometimes

[@caseyburke1831]

This guy is a little to..... Theatrical with his facts

[@SciFactsInfo]

I appreciate your feedback! Sometimes a little theatrics can make the facts more engaging, don’t you think?

[@caseyburke1831]

@@SciFactsInfo still love the videos man keep up the good work!!!

[@torywentland1008]

Macedonia is pronounced: mass-eh-doe-knee-uh

[@SciFactsInfo]

Good to know, I've been saying it wrong all this time! Thanks for pointing that out!

[@casiandsouza7031]

Macedonia! Pronounce it correctly. It is European, near Greece.

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Thanks 👍😊

[@michaeldeal4215]

72 didn't make the editing cut 😂

[@SciFactsInfo]

Aw man, I did the cut " 71 " twice 72 didn't make it, but I'm glad you caught that! Thanks for watching and noticing the details.

[@gailc4015]

How did T-Rex grow feathers to become chicken

[@SciFactsInfo]

The evolutionary theory that birds, including chickens, are descendants of dinosaurs such as the T-Rex is widely accepted in the scientific community. Fossil evidence, comparative anatomy, and genetic studies support the idea that birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs, like the T-Rex. While it is not a statement of absolute certainty (as science is always open to new evidence and interpretations) it is a well-supported and widely accepted theory based on the available evidence.

[@RodCalidge]

Notice how he doesn’t actually answer your question. Just says that scientists support their own theories.

[@Nino-v7u]

(70) A duck's quack. you do all the narration! You should of let us actually HEAR a duck's quack, a demonstration! Why just describe it, there is AUDIO on YT as well, you know!

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you for your feedback! I'll definitely consider incorporating audio demonstrations in future videos.

[@Nino-v7u]

Ötzi is NOT pronounced as ahtzi! There is a REASON for the German umlaut (the two dots commonly found above the a, o, and u). It is a modern contraction of ae, oe, and ue. These are diphthongs, where two or more letters mostly vowels have an independent sound. It has been rather unfortunate that I have noticed that 99% of KZbinrs or uploaders IGNORE the rules of pronunciation for non-English words or names! This as if English solely has a code of pronunciation and all other 2'999 languages don't! That is ARROGANCE! The German umlauted a (ä) has a flat sound of an e )a in English (ai). the ö is like an ei sound with lip rounding or like the French eu. (In German the eu and äu has the 'oi' sound. Like doitshlahnt or the country name Deutschland. It's hard for English speakers to pronounce the ö and ü sound as with the ch as well like the transliteration of Arabic kh. (x) or kha. Khartoum, is NOT kartom, but a hard h KHartoum! Granted one has to HEAR these sounds to appreciate them. However to actually USE these sounds makes one come off as a better educated person! Too speak a foreign language with the American English rules of pronunciation is RUDE and makes one look like a moron! Vielen Dank!

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thank you for the detailed explanation of the correct pronunciation of Ötzi. I appreciate your insights on the nuances of pronunciation in different languages. And the importance of understanding and using the German umlauts and diphthongs. I will make sure to pay more attention to proper pronunciation in the future to show respect for the language and culture. Your explanation was very helpful in understanding the importance of correctly pronouncing non-English words. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@gailc4015]

Venus flytrap couldn't catch flys without being prescise so not evolved

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It's a great example of how specific adaptations can be crucial for survival and evolution, don't you think 🤔

[@WILDFLOWER-cg7lt]

Disorientate?? Is this a word in American english??

[@SciFactsInfo]

Hey there : Yes indeed, "disorientate" is a word in American English, but it's less commonly used than "disorient." Both are correct! "Disorientate" might sound fancier, but "disorient" is the simpler choice. I hope this information is useful!

[@jamesspears7242]

I'm still trying to get over Cleopatra being "Mackdonian". I HATE AI NARRATION!!!!!!

[@michellemicallef3250]

Chewing gum, 9,000 yrs old???? Weve only been on the earth for 6,000 yrs. Do your chronologically

[@SciFactsInfo]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the timeline!

[@christopherlewis3615]

First one is not true.

[@SciFactsInfo]

I understand your doubt, but the fact that the human eye detects up to 10 million colours with a 576-megapixel resolution is supported by scientific research and studies in the field of vision biology. The resolution of the human eye is well-documented, with the ability to distinguish fine details and textures comparable to a high-resolution camera. If you're interested, I can provide you with some reliable sources that explain this in more detail.

[@johnson9953]

So you're saying to coddel the people who say their autistic. "I'm on the spctrum" Thats a cop out. You just weird like us all. Chill. WhT..ooh

[@SciFactsInfo]

Don't stress it, we're all a little weird in our own ways. Just be yourself and keep doing your thing!