25 Baffling Mysteries That Still Puzzle Scientists

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[@garrytemchuk7408]

I don't dream; or at I don't remember them. Ever.

[@manueltapia1859]

Why we yawn there are theories like is a conduct to relax. Mike the miniature is a from a rock paint in Utah called newspaper rock, but what is the mistery with that man figure???

[@ruthomas8942]

Any very bright light makes me sneeze . And sometimes when I have a sneeze that won't come out, looking at a bright lightbulb or the window helps it along.

[@jamesheal8157]

loved the video, didn't like the steady beep heard in the background throughout.

[@ruthomas8942]

It is something to do with the music but once I heard it I couldn't stop hearing it 😂

[@donnatheroux841]

I just sneeze with sunlight and amazing video thanks list 25 and Mike 👍👍👍👍🔥❤️ I'm hooked

[@michellewood3468]

Awesome video Mike ❤ Time is still a mystery in our universe

[@IrishKelly-d9b]

Dear Mike, I really enjoy your presentation and look forward to your teams videos. God's Blessings, Irish

[@tesorosofthepastmetaldetec3601]

I sneeze 🤧 more when looking at bright lights and the sun is the most potent, I was told that the optic nerve in SOME people runs close to the nerve that causes you to sneeze. So if I start to sneeze, looking at a bright light or sun causes me to sneeze much more

[@ruthomas8942]

Me too. And sometimes when I have a sneeze that won't come out, looking at a bright light helps it along.

[@kathywiseley4382]

Yes! I'm the same way. And sometimes, it's not just one sneeze. Sometimes it's as many as 10 or 12. And they're violent sneezes.

[@tiffanym1108]

My cousin does this. He was always confused why it never worked on me

[@BeatboxNorwich]

@@kathywiseley4382 Wow! I only ever sneeze up to 4 times. Usually 3, sometimes just 2

[@awaitingvalhalla4223]

The octopus are trying to get back to their spaceships to go home

[@stephendavidson7256]

Definitely... The most obvious reason right? Scientist can be stupid sometimes lol

[@OneBentMonkey]

There’s definitely a so-long-and-thanks-for-all-the-fish moment coming! 😂

[@michaeldiogenesbest6127]

Octopi....

[@OneBentMonkey]

@@michaeldiogenesbest6127 Octopodes

[@dumymariposa6795]

​@@michaeldiogenesbest6127No, no, no, no...Apple pie!😂

[@starflight4842]

Is it me, or have we completely slowed down with things not only technology wise, but improving as a species, it honestly feels as though we've begun to go backwards in some fields, I hope I'm not alone in thinking about these thoughts

[@marvac-r7916]

I hear ya! 👊🏼 Tech & industry entropy is what i see. Highly dev countries strive to *control* the environment (stoopid crap like relocating a species to combat something and then it becomes invasive); while other societies have thrived by *cooperating* with the natural flow of our planet (like knowing when & where to catch fish without disrupting their life cycles). And THAT is why octopuses and starfish are suicidal and whales are closing ranks.

[@BrettHarvey-u6c]

Internet, yt, tictoc

[@gsaw5008]

You’re not

[@bentboybbz]

Just think... The newest generation of people, are going to crash progress in many areas and I'm sure in many areas they will not only go backwards but actually cause problems some of which will be far reaching, detrimental to our species as a whole, dangerous and probably cause loss of life hopefully not in great numbers... You know it's coming... I'm not trying to group people together and assume things but the majority of them are uh... Yeaaaa.... We aren't going to make it if this continues much longer...

[@brentonlively9322]

Keep the great videos coming

[@JonathanMorley]

With a combination of intuition and dreaming, I've always wondered how my dreams can sometimes perfectly coordiate itself around a looming future real world event. Like how at just the right moment in a dream something happens that matches up with someone in the house dropping an object, or some other unpredictable noise. I've also experienced dreams that include a jumbled up coctail of future events that end up coming true weeks or months later. It almost makes me wonder if that theory about time moving in more than one direction can, in some cases, allow our subconcious to access events that haven't yet occurred.

[@frankbrodie5168]

Lemme look up the book you need to read... It's called "An Experiment With Time." By J.W. Dunne. Published in 1927. I first read it as a teenager in the 1970's. It's basically about the exact phenomena you describe. 'Precognitive dreams' if you will. A fascinating read.

[@DavidScott-oq9yp]

Glad to hear it's not just me. Many times I've dreamt of countdowns. When they reach zero, my alarm goes off. Verges on paranormal, or matrix-like. Or perhaps an uncanny sense of time? I frequently wake up in the middle of the night and instinctively know what time it is to within a minute or two. Not always though.

[@clayconnell9714]

My mystery is what is causing mike to be dreaming about unicorns and teeth falling out. This examples seemed pretty specific 😂

[@flashgordon3715]

Yeah! What that kid said. I totally get it.

[@JoyRBradford]

I sneeze when I walk out into the sun. Not all the time but occasionally.

[@ruthomas8942]

Me too. And sometimes when I have a sneeze that won't come out, looking at a bright light helps it along.

[@joshgoss2946]

Everytime when I was younger I thought I was allergic to the sun

[@roderickhutchinson5447]

I can solve your question, it is call photophobia, the sun or light irritates the eyes. You sneeze to clear the eyes.

[@579Glenn]

Yup, it's common..just in highly intelligent people of course

[@579Glenn]

And not just sun

[@grif13]

That's so weird. I have dreams/nightmare that my teeth are falling out. And I thought I was the only one. Maybe I'm the dream. Thanks mike. Fun vid.

[@tiffanym1108]

I used to. Usually it means you are insecure about something

[@tarapittman2976]

I also have had several dreams. I thought it was just a reaction to me teaching my kids to brush their teeth.

[@mandiehague3569]

Ive had that dream so many times probably a dozen times or more a year. Im 43 and can remember having them all the way back to childhood. I dont remember where i learned this or when (late teens early 20s), but, it was something to do with dream meanings . The loss of teeth had to do with insecurities/low self esteem. Theres only 2 others i remember .....dreams of tidal waves or drowning was feeling you have no control in your life (also a constant dream of mine), and showing up to school or work naked is fear you'll fail some big test or project/humiliation (that one slways seems talked about but i dont think ive dreamt that).

[@paulbailey1703]

I always sneeze (at least twice) when I go out in the sun. My siblings, too. We got it from our mom.

[@karamedley6229]

I've always claimed to have a 6th sense because I can feel if a person is good or bad. I don't have to speak to them or even see their face sometimes, I can just feel a very bad or good feeling about someone no matter what my relationship is with them. My bf's mom knew I was pregnant and with which sex before I even started having symptoms of pregnancy. And my BF had a dream of our young cat soon after we had to euthanize her. Our daughter has seen a girl child's spirit upstairs and an elderly woman dressed in old style clothing in her bedroom watching her sleep. It seems we are all some kind of psychic or something and is very strange. I saw my son that I had lost early on in a miscarriage as well and he had told me he was about to move on and pick a new family. Ever since then I have had absolutely no doubt about us reincarnating sometime after death. It was almost a year after losing him that I had the dream. Bf's mom is the only reason I knew I was going to have a boy since I was maybe 2-3 months pregnant.

[@robertb8795]

Mike, with that shirt, all i could think about is Will Ferrell's character in the movie "Kicking and Screaming" 😂

[@tarapittman2976]

Do you think they are 2 separate dreams or he's riding a unicorn and his teeth are falling out lol

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

When I have a Trapped sneeze, Looking at the Sun or bright light is my First go-to. Next to squeezing the bridge of my nose Just right.

[@isirlasplace91]

As soon as I look at any bright light, I sneeze

[@Jen-lynn1981]

I love it when this channel goes all science on me.

[@HoV326]

The theory of everything and unification of forces sounds a lot like string theory

[@ruxandratuca2837]

One of the best episodes

[@k17reactions]

In reference to the photic sneeze reflex, it was known by a different name prior to that name. It was: Autosomal Dominant Compelling Helio-Ophthalmic Outburst (ADCHOO for short. I know that probably sounds made up but it’s true. In my 20 year career as a paramedic who taught Anatomy & Physiology, that was my favorite disease or disorder name!!!

[@katnero-campbell6393]

Mike, you are one of my favourite people to watch on you tube, today I was catching up on a couple of recent episodes.One was about time, on it was shown a map of the world, with the U.S. flag plastered across north America. No, no, I live in Edmonton, Alberta , Canada, about 380 miles ( 600 km) north of the U.S. border, no offense meant, but we are Canada, not part of the states, America's flag, does not go over our country, please speak to your production staff. A good idea for you, might be to do 25 intersting facts about Canada. My oldest son is working in Georgia, in Marietta, near Atlanta.. There are many facts about Canada, that most Americans don't know, we have seasons, it's not always winter, I have been twice asked by Americans if I live in an igloo. We have spring and summer temperatures above 30 degrees celcius. We are a multi-cultural nation, not a melting pot, we have our own slang, over 20%of the worlds fresh water. We eat poutine, tourtiere, donairs, etc. Currently, unlike in the U.S., our days are much longer, twilight ( the time between the sun setting and darkness) ends about 2300h. We can still go out and mow our lawns at 2100h, it's still daylight. Love your content, think you must be a great guy, but help Americans learn about their northern neighbours. Thanks.

[@seanroche2358]

Firm believer in intuition and love and value it

[@frankbrodie5168]

Whale party! That's obviously just a butt-load of whales getting down with the crew.

[@ToWhomItMayConcern420]

They're having a pod party 😂 lol

[@bartlester591]

I might have a possible reason why the octopuses are walking out on dryland. This might sound a little weird but what if they’re trying to force in themselves, we know that octopuses are extremely intelligent creatures. It wouldn’t be out of the realm for them to start trying to take their steps on land and, trying to shed the idea of them living exclusively in the water just saying

[@jameslee5765]

4:09 no joke my dog sneezes every time he goes outside he's been doing it for 20 years

[@CakeInvasion11]

That's and old dog

[@jameslee5765]

@@CakeInvasion11 he's actually around 25 years old is a miniature dachshund

[@jameslee5765]

I'll make a video I'll post it tomorrow if it lets me

[@GotTheBestLigma]

Mine does too when I'm getting ready to take her out. They sneeze before they are about to play to let you know they are just playing so I think that has something to do with it

[@mac11380]

The forest rings look like craters , maybe the impact changed the ground in some way.

[@DneilB007]

It probably has something to do with the absence of the right type of ectomycorrhiza (a fungus that forms a symbiotic relationship with specific tree species). Pretty much all trees have a type of ectomycorrhiza that helps that species of tree get more water and nutrients from the soil. Another possibility is that the trees in the centre of the rings are diseased and the trees and the ectomycorrhiza are somehow quarantining those trees by not sharing nutrients-or even possibly taking nutrients directly from the trees on the edge of the rings themselves to contain whatever pathogens are present inside the rings. Yes, trees actually do “share” nutrients with other trees of the same species. It’s a far weirder world that we live in than most people think.

[@stischer47]

As an ex-AI prof, I have always looked upon intuition as pattern-matching by your subconscious and unconscious mind which is always processing input and trying to make sense of what it is being experienced even if you are not consciously thinking about it.

[@johnhassen6191]

Anyone else remember the episode of Pete and Pete where little Pete tries to break the world record staying awake with his friends and one of them is a girl who is allergic to looking at the sun and sneezes every time she looks at it. And passes out due to it becoming overcast and the sun just didn’t want to come out to play that day? Photic Sneeze Effect! Brilliant!

[@wolfknight412]

The mystery I want solved, is your hoodie! There is something not right about that thing. 😁

[@katnero-campbell6393]

Mike, I live in Camada, I texted you about Canada, see the second or third comment below. In my text, I said that Americans should learn more about their nothern neighbours. To be clear though, I thought I should mention that I have travelled through the U.S. quite a bit, have been to Washinton, Idaho, amd Montana, many times, have also been to Oregon, Nevada, California, Utah, Arizona, and Georgia. Have been, in Canada, to British Columbia (many times), Vancouver island (also part of B.C.), Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. Have also been to Scotland, Denmark, Switzerland, and Sweden, so I have had the opportunity to meet many people from many places.

[@frankbrodie5168]

I know I'm not the only middle aged person that said "Anything can happen in the next half-hour..." out loud to myself when you uttered the letters 'FRB'

[@metallife365]

For the sneeze one most of the time it is in the sun but I have had instances where when I first wake up and turn in the light in my room I have sneezed

[@ilovemybuddythunder]

I rarely sleep anymore cause my dreams are waay to weird and intense.

[@johncook9843]

I have been in a dark movie theater and saw a glint of sunlight coming from under the door, just that speck of light sent me off on a sneezing fit. When I was a kid a doctor told me that I had an extreme photosensitivity, I was basically allergic to sunlight.

[@freethebirds3578]

Photic sneeze: Yes, I do. My eyes often start watering when I go out in the sun, and I always wondered if that was the cause of sneezing.

[@jeremiahthompson9624]

For me, sometimes light can help prevent me from sneezing. I can be inhaling, as you do before sneezing, and I can just stare at a light and it has prevented me from sneezing. As I have been through a lot in the medical field, as the patient, unfortunately everytime there is a rare bad side effect, I am on the recieving end as well. All the bad rare things happen to me. It has even stumped doctors.

[@jenniferlindsey2015]

Tree circles? What about geological meteorite craters?

[@kensmith5694]

That seems too obvious. The would have checked for that.

[@tiki_trash]

My guess is fungal mycelium. It makes me think of fairy rings.

[@MartyWiggins-x2k]

When I sneeze I start dry reaching feeling like I want to vomit and when I dream I have micro dreams and when I wake up I can remember them all

[@Lisa-stevenz]

So long, so long, and thanks for all the fish!!

[@theodorekohorst8825]

Bright lights if I have to sneeze helps while indoors, but I sneeze 3 times in a row when I step into sunlight. Always 3.

[@bloodrainicorn6193]

All sudden bright lights can trigger me to sneeze. I also have partial albinism and super sensitive eyes so maybe thats a factor

[@Shizlfry]

If you want to know why light makes you sneeze just try sneezing without blinking. Your eyes and nasal passages are mildly conected and work in reverse too.

[@anthonybaransky137]

Maybe the octopi, (who might be alians) thought that the humans got the memo for the midnight meeting but after 3 nights they gave up trying. Lol

[@freethebirds3578]

So long and thanks for all the fish...

[@K-ro7lm]

The photic sneeze effect I would guess would be just a irritation near the sinus from the eyes to kind if simulate the sensation of there being an irritating bit of debris in your sinus helping urge the feeling into a full on sneeze trigger

[@straydog3073]

a curious observation , the satellite photo of the forest circles resembles nuclear test range . suggest studying the center of each anomaly

[@SymptomaticEnvy]

I look up at a light indoors if I have to sneeze and pretty much anytime I walk outside and the sun is out it makes me sneeze. For most of my life I thought everyone was like this 😂

[@dmgniech]

I want that hoodie!!!

[@msn64man1]

When did list 25 upload this mysterious KZbin video

[@leannebrammann3783]

Personally, I believe sleep is a natural mechanism of life on this planet. All things living on our planet work best on the concept of energy conservation working based on the cycle of night and day. Certain processes work better in sunlight, during high energy hours. Others, work better in darkness in darkness, during low energy hours, or burn energy hours.

[@adpink3069]

❤Mike and 25

[@skydivingisfun]

when it comes to intuition i think certain ppl's brains subconsciously realize patterns and is able to predict people or events based on that and without realizing that their brains did some major calcs that even the best of the best algorithm has yet to solve

[@David-uy4jz]

Just the sunlight for me makes me sneeze......instead of any bright light

[@tanaadams7793]

I used to think it was normal to look at a light to get your sneeze out…until I was telling my child to do it and my spouse (at the time) told me about me be weird that I do that.

[@julieann3934]

We tried to go camping last night. I had a thought about my boyfriend cutting his finger trying to cut wood and then cut his finger. Guess who cut his finger pretty badly. Not my first time seeing that stuff. I had a dream my parents house caught fire. Guess whose house caught fire. It’s happened all my life but I never can take it seriously because I have 🌟 anxiety 🌟

[@jcfreak4ever1]

One mystery I wish we could solve within our lifetimes is "are we alone...?" Being a space nut, every time I think of that, it drives me nuts... lol

[@amourflower9893]

What are fingerprints? and how is it that not one two people have the same fingerprint?

[@donaldmacewan6267]

I can't remember ever having dreamed. At least for the last forty years. Am I missing some great experience?

[@Sn33kyy]

My sister has the sneezing when looking at bright lights thing but the rest of us dont

[@waz207]

The only time I have a photic sneeze effect is if I happen to look right at the sun on a bright sunrise/sunset, even then it’s more the sensation of a sneeze, not an actual one…otherwise bright lights don’t trigger it at all

[@EmilyJelassi]

I've never been able to remember my dreams... I usually don't remember nightmares either

[@Sanctuary1001]

Great stuff Mike !!! . I hear what sounds like a microwave timer going off. In all your videos. Is there audio playing in the background, or is it time to get help Thank you for your kindness !!! Sanctuary1001 on the U tube.

[@r.vaughn532]

Mystery to be solved: Where did I put my (fill in the blank)?

[@RedArrow808]

11:50 this is absolutely disgusting and heartbreaking. We live modestly, use what we have, upcycle, recycle, reuse. But it doesn’t matter because the oil companies and plastic producer CEOs profit off of this non bio degradable single use plastic waste. They are killing our one home! Voting and recycling will do nothing! Get organized.

[@jenniedesoto1323]

Are sea stars called starfish as well?

[@shanepoteate]

Red causes me to sneeze along with light

[@keith4239]

why is there beeping all the time? I find it annoying. Just saying. Will still watch of course, great job.

[@RNMom424]

#17. Sleep. What about the man who hasn't slept for 40-some years? I believe he's on at least one of your lists!

[@christopheravans1075]

Do I sneeze when I see a bright light? No absolutely not you weirdo lol lolololol

[@richardharepax123]

For me 20 is both bright light and the sun

[@ChrstphreCampbell]

I often have a sneezing fit when I lay on my side ( ? )

[@mandishelby]

My theory on sleep is 2 fold. First all cells in our body will fully regenerate every 7 yrs, while our taste buds only take 7 days to completely regenerate, it takes 7 yrs for all in our bodies to do so as they do so in segments of time fully regenerating within 7 yrs before it starts over again (this is also what i believe cancer can be attributed to as cancer is an abnormal cell your other cells attack) we need sleep to do without the dying or dead cell and to regenerate it. Our brains are also more active during sleep than when we're awake and the moment right b4 sleep is what some call the enlightenment stage this small window of time b4 u fall asleep shows the same gama brain waves that a monk would experience when he reached enlightenment. Sleep connects us to the universe somehow and allows our brain to comprehend things we wouldn't without sleep.

[@donatomrbones]

The real baffling mystery is who told you that hoodie would be good to wear lol

[@SPAnComCat]

It's Very Annoying that when I Sneeze my Eyes comes to Contact with the Sun. But nonetheless, Your Content is Fascinating to say the Least!

[@karamedley6229]

I dream of alternate realities and I see through my alternate selves' eyes.

[@karamedley6229]

Just saying that us humans are in trouble in more than one of the alternate lives I've seen. But I also know those realities won't be happening in this reality and this life of mine.

[@sarahheld3761]

Any lights

[@sammartindale8123]

You say the octopuses walked out of the sea and onto the shores in Wales, then reference the seaside town of Newquay. Newquay is in Cornwall, a county in the South-West of England, not in Wales.

[@richardharepax123]

For that garbage patch some are putting nets around it to catch lots of it but we can prevent some of it by using other things for lots of our needs like glass for bottles or carrie something else to put water in. Recycle all that we can or reuse

[@heatherashbaker4529]

Any light can make me sneeze too

[@12thDecember]

I hope scientists can find a cure for the starfish. They are such exquisite creatures.

[@narrakasa81194]

Newquay isn't in Wales. It's in Cornwall England.

[@RCT1963]

Me! Me! I have that Sun sneezing photic thingy.

[@lesnyk255]

Is there life elsewhere in the universe? I'm betting Yes, but I'd like to know before I leave the world of the living. Hurry up, SETI, my departure time isn't that far off. Ditto dark energy - who or what is inflating the cosmic balloon we inhabit? And dark matter - what is it? And what is time? Why is the cosmic speed limit 3x10^8 m/s? What happened before the Big Bang? WAS there a Before? or does the passage of time just slow down to an infinitesimal crawl the nearer the beginning we probe? And who put the dogs out? Who? Who?

[@paulsarnik8506]

Leading statement gave Robert Stack a respectable second career🤷🏼‍♂️ 🤓😎✌🏼

[@EdBerkey]

My wife has to wear sunglasses on really sunny days or she can't stop sneezing

[@paulsarnik8506]

#15 When in doubt ALWAYS go with All of the Above🤷🏼‍♂️. 🤓😎✌🏼

[@popman1966]

Plants shut hi when the sense movement on the players of the pedal

[@mandishelby]

If you need to sneeze and just cant seem to look to the sun or just look up and itll cause you to sneeze. Sun or no sun. Try it

[@marvac-r7916]

Fascinating list! For some of that stuff, with all these tech dev countries' ludicrous decimation of the planet, there gon' be consequences. **What say we test a few thousand nukes in the middle of the ocean. Nothing could possibly go wrong. We have absolutely nothing to do with suicidal octopuses and starfish, nor droves of sea creatures choking on microplastics.** 🙈🙉🙊

[@BeatboxNorwich]

I find the angle of the light has to be perfect to trigger a good sneeze. Slightly to the left and I'm off!

[@pauld.atkinson4842]

Like you, any light (almost) will cause or expedite a sneeze

[@fluffgirl1000]

Evolution this is why animal change " human change also ..every generation is different

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

#1 "FRBs". How many cosmologists/astrophysicists call them Furbies? I mean, they're scientists! My eldest is one (biochemist, doesn't do astro anything lol), it's part of the nerd gene to nickname things like that!

[@savannahhoosier5276]

I can sneeze by looking at any light.

[@Hatinazz]

Wow kid at 15:50 glitched out

[@Lonnie-nj7to]

Any light