Bizarre Discoveries That Scientists Can't Explain

[@evangaminggdraudys7031]

Wow very interesting it's AWSOME!

[@thatgal3141]

*awesome*

[@wesveemo]

Sarcasm

[@sslayproclip3297]

It was actually heard in Puerto Rico

[@sslayproclip3297]

Not in Ohio

[@jacobc8162]

how much did he pay you to comment this

[@vanthaitran3493]

Imagine thousand years later, future human find a book with full of memes inside. Its gonna be a riddle for them

[@alanbeattie7902]

Văn Thái Trần LOL

[@erika.s]

Memes ARE humanities future.

[@vanthaitran3493]

Dorthy Tulipas yes, yes they are. When apocalypse happens, when theres no hope for humanity, people will look at memes to find a good laugh before it all end.

[@edmarph5613]

alan beattie ń

[@mfwiloseintouhoubossfights9305]

Văn Thái Trần and a new religion will begin from the memeicus bibulus after the apocalypse

[@loljustice31]

I'm a scientist (a neurologist to be specific). There's a lot that scientists can't explain. There's even a term for an illness of unknown origin (idiopathic). The fact that scientists can't explain something doesn't mean that it's otherworldly or supernatural; rather, it means that we haven't found the means to explain it yet. Think of it this way: if it happened, then there's a way that it happened. Science just tries to find what that way was. Scientists don't claim to know everything; the very nature of the scientific method is such that any hypothesis can always be revised, and that observations are always limited by error.

[@Jin_Raiden]

Damnit I always find myself in a hole of these videos at night..

[@LadyAdakStillStands]

4/13/22, 10:50pm, first video, first comment... ...and down the rabbit hole I shall go tonight! Thanks Raiden lol! 🧐

[@Glow_bow4]

Same BAHAHA

[@juanvelez8564]

2:14--Belgium, Great Britain and France are not in "north eastern Europe."

[@darky5554]

thousands of years from now they will find fidget spinners and wonder what they are for

[@fasttongue1082]

and dildos and rubber fists wonder what theyll think

[@lokidaddy]

Nah they can just Google it brev. Technology will never be lost again. It's all logged.

[@moviebelle8938]

How many 7" or 5" floppy readers do you own? How about the 256MB floppys from just 23 years ago>?

[@Alex_Mitchell]

Technology has been "lost" over and over again.

[@shawnboswell4549]

I SAID THAT TOO LMAO

[@dominationyt7834]

WELL in a few centuries scientists are gonna wonder wtf were fidget spinners and how did we use them

[@gregoryeverson741]

its an ancient weapon, i hate those things

Haaaaa good comment I couldn't stop laughing when I saw it haaaaaa

[@garethhancock8525]

Hahaha I can't stop laughing either , awesome comment !

[@dominationyt7834]

Gareth Hancock thanks

[@mr.underdog8282]

Scientist=Propagandist.

[@Valen_Wyvern]

Bro.... han solo is not a bounty hunter. He’s a smuggler.

[@vincentmalpica]

Ariana Balogh Boba Fett was a bounty hunter. I like your madalorian symbol

[@BradUSMCVETrider]

It looks extremely similar to the Ebon Hawk.

[@brenden8984]

Ariana Balogh HE WAS

[@doctortbr_alt7309]

ya he is a smuggler and i like your "BEEP BEEP"

[@michaelmcardle2142]

I got a bad feeling about this

[@RugbyLatestNews]

You know you’ve been watching too much KZbin mystery videos when you’ve literally heard of all of these!

[@andyvaid69]

Heard about all of em without u tube!!

[@delmimenjivar4172]

U and me both 500 times over damn it

[@delmimenjivar4172]

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[@hilbillylifestyle7958]

P

[@scimatarpictures]

“They were only found in North Eastern Europe" **proceeds to show North Western Europe**

[@dustinmccollum7196]

The Roman objects were used to play dungeons and dragons duhhh.

[@FreemanPresson]

Dustin Mccollum Yep. A dXII.

[@ethanwebrle3821]

I love that game I'm a dungeon master

[@dustinmccollum7196]

cooki3destroyer 1 that's cool I got a group I run for as well it suck not playing a pc but as a DM we get to play all the monsters. And get to craft a story and world.

[@j6865]

Dustin Mccollum Roll for damage.

[@dustinmccollum7196]

J P I deal 10 force damage

[@jameswill9323]

The dodecahedron was probably the ancient equivalent of a fidget spinner.

[@En_theo]

Supergirl knows what it's used for.

[@suzannedemoranville7120]

I thought it would have been a kids toy XD

[@deejannemeiurffnicht1791]

brilliant! ha ha, yeh man!

[@kristopherdickson6606]

"Don't panic, we are still don't know what it is."

[@ASHl33164]

Yeah I noticed that too lol!

[@Møddifye]

Why the hell am I watching this at 2am on a Wednesday?

[@hiimwaynko-4987]

Isaiah Hunter because it’s cool

[@mrclapyouup3688]

Isaiah Hunter wow I'm tealin out

[@mrclapyouup3688]

Its 1:57 😭😓 3 min till 2:00

[@mrclapyouup3688]

An an an its...... Wednsday

[@patirck024]

Isaiah Hunter because you couldn't sleep, and you're a KZbin addict like me

[@BlacthornBaubles]

I like how a simple slab rock with known zodiacs that's expected to be a sundial is somehow more bizarre and mind boggling than an entire manuscript in a completely different language that has yet to be translated till this day

[@GrubKi11er94]

Sydney Lewis it looks Like it was Written in Ancient Elvish

[@BlacthornBaubles]

I’m a believer of it I’d say, I’m fascinated by it. It does look Ike it’s written in Elvish! I’d absolutely love to have a replica of it to study

[@Xavy276]

Return the slaaaab

[@Manoto17]

Return the slab or suffer my entire curse

[@r011ing_thunder6]

Where was the rock with zodiac?

[@pleasebringmeback]

0:00 : "Science is about telling the truth" Bill Rye: Nope, hold my deepstate paycheck

[@Isitbecauseimpanduh]

Romans make dice to play D&D, Everyone loses their minds

[@joshhayl7459]

@ Spencer miller, 🔵 DICE?... ARE YOU KIDDING??? (Check-out 2:01 ), each one is the size of your HEAD!!! .....DICE???...REALLY??? .......Smh.

[@rasmus1860]

Am I the only one that noticed that he called France and the UK north eastern Europe?

[@yoginiingermany]

Rasmus Boquist i was about to comment! Maaaaan!

[@jacebelue5115]

Rasmus Boquist lab @

[@gx8fif]

No - I gave up at that point too

[@1bigreddog1]

Rasmus Boquist Also, the dodecehedron? Those pics were really bad?!!!

[@1bigreddog1]

Its a gigantic piece of Moonstone precious gem.

[@syxs621]

Scientist can’t explain but don’t worry the experts in the comments will explain everything...

[@silverdc5]

Sy Xs i

[@perrodehont5109]

I know but I don't want to scare you and others .

[@Seargent363]

Science isn't always right, but they do go with objective, testable, observable evidence. Rather than speculation and feelings. It is still the best we got to explain the world around us.

[@HAL-kd7ve]

Sure, Try me. And yes, Im serious.

[@youarediamondjusttryingtop4270]

Sy Xs hahaha you are 💯 and 1% right . Experts are here in comments

[@vanhetgoor]

The Dodecahedron was used to measure spaghetti before boiling. All holes are different, for ordering small medium of large portions at the cafetaria.

[@vildanajahic2852]

vanhetgoor thanks for the comment, really great.

[@munkeeboy808]

best comment......EVER!

[@imdaremake8483]

vanhetgoor no i don’t think so because spaghetti is Italian

[@alonecheese8541]

Expert_baller1234.... where do romans come from........

[@emilianocobian1341]

Expert_baller1234 You do realize Rome is in Italy right?

[@bbruce995]

5:19 when it was first discovered by workers buried underground... those poor workers

[@suzannedemoranville7120]

XD HAAA

[@YourFrienjamin]

I heard that too

[@StuntmanJake]

The Millennium Falcon didn’t belong to a bounty hunter. It belonged to a smuggler who was wanted by bounty hunters.

[@jackziebold]

Right??!!

[@stevegrobles]

That bothered me lol 😂

[@KaisWorld1687]

that he won gambling with Lando so no bounty hunters involved

[@seanwangerien9579]

Im glad someone said that. I thought it looked more like the ebon hawk from kotor

[@justicegutierrez6847]

I had a feeling I wasn’t the only one who noticed.

[@AveryMilieu]

Roman dodecahedrons are glove knitting tools, which is why you find them in colder climates. Apparently, the "mysterious symbols" are instructions... They come in several sizes because hands are different sizes. I have seen demonstrations of these.

[@andersblom3173]

What, no. It's a D12!

[@bongkikika]

Avery Milieu or people are just using them that way

[@mnrbrt]

I actually attended a lecture on those and the guy said after a years of research... he was sure they were used to determine the time of the year for sowing crops, or otherwise related to agraculture... he went as far as measuring the outcoming dates for several and they all turned out in early spring(if I remember correctly). There was some other stuff he mentioned that I'm not sure if I remember it correctly... the research he showed was quite convincing. Oh he has a website. www.romandodecahedron.com/the-hypothesis

[@8izzy]

Oh...so on one really knows huh.

[@rmp6653]

Just a guess maybe it was a fad? Like fidget spinners?

[@derpylion6734]

Han Solo is NOT a BOUNTY HUNTER. He is a SMUGGLER. Jus say'in

[@WarPede]

Wubaluba Dub Dub wasnt it owned by a bounty hunter first? cal larissian or whatever his name was? the black dude who had the city in the sky.

[@derpylion6734]

His name is Lando Calrissian and he is not a bounty hunter. He is an administrator of cloud city and a general for the rebel alliance.

[@japandrew_]

Wubaluba Dub Dub You're irrelevant because you have a Rick and Morty profile pic and name. Double gay

[@japandrew_]

Wubaluba Dub Dub I've watched Rick and Morty. And of course the Rick and morty fan would assume I'm autistic

[@japandrew_]

Wubaluba Dub Dub Stop liking your own comments btw

[@1686christine]

Anyone else watching this because they can't sleep

[@dylanbranson3255]

Did he call the Millennium Falcon a “bounty hunter’s spacecraft”?

[@vincentmalpica]

That's just wrong.

[@neal6.7]

Bounty hunter???? No he isnt

[@kasocool2812]

Yeah I think it looks more like the eban hawk from kotor that the Falcon as well

[@Shed_is_Gaming]

Ikr Han Solo shot first at Bobafet (I don’t know how to spell his name)

[@jhonbernerson4480]

kaso watt I thought the same thing too, glad I found somebody else with the same thought

[@getdelped3728]

I love how the Dodecahedron could have been a roman Fidget Spinner. In hundrets of years our Fidget Spinners will be found and nobody will understand what they were ment for.

[@KeeperOfCliffsTone]

i dont understand what they are for right now lol not hundreds of years lol

[@pitbulkid]

Nahh..probably past shmucks just wanna mess with future guys and probably be laugthing at the afterlife right now

[@Jackdman25]

Good. Worst invention ever

[@UpSky2]

I agree... but I don't *need* one, even if I don't know what they are for.... I have two old-fashioned keys. I hook one into the handle of the other, while waiting for something. I can spin one key around the other... thus, a non-technological Fidget Spinner. It keeps my hands busy in idle time, some.

[@jeltai5151]

agend old lazy flies invented the spinner they pul it on der back end they go of .. flying like a eagle .. yes smart flies

[@gonzotown9438]

The coin could have simply been in some box that got lost at sea and floated itself to Maine where some native found it on the shore? Just because the voyage was hard on humans doesn't mean it's hard for trash.

[@turbochrist]

No no no, ALIENS brought it there, surely!

[@jelkel25]

People will have been keeping hold of old strange coins since there were first old strange coins. They're a curiosity, people needed something to talk about before there was TV and the internet. I bet it was a fisherman/sailor that dropped it, there were people from all over Europe and Eastern America fishing the cod banks off of Newfoundland from the 16th century, before there were even permanent settlements, lots of opportunity for it to turn up.

[@aRomanSoldier]

All kinds of stuff from the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami has floated over to Canada's west coast, so it's certainly possible.

[@marcusrandolph902]

Just because the coin is old doesn't mean it's been here all that time.

[@shauncampbell969]

Voynuch Manuscript, language from the Lyrah Planet.

[@DeletedChaotic]

Thank you for being an extremely more satisfying narrator than Chills....my god that dudes voice....flatlined...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MAN BECAUSE I AM AMAZED

[@PhantomPanda939]

Justin Mullins him and chills are both pretty good wtf 😂 he’s too upbeat but chills is like the perfect voice to fall asleep too 😩😩 both orgasmic voices tho

[@reaverthebeaver]

Čhløë Hey Chills cant help it. He’s got a collapsed lung

[@bepowerification]

a bird ate the penny, flew to maine, died. mystery solved.

[@flankz_gaming1884]

bepowerification shiiitttt u smert

[@jeffreyanderson667]

"Are you saying it was an AFRICAN swallow?"

[@MissDee13]

Im not saying its aliens but its aliens

[@rodneylusk4325]

Is a bell not

[@MissDee13]

You never seen that meme?

[@ryovanderpool2216]

Yeah you're not saying, you're typing..

[@MissDee13]

Its a fucking meme lol seriously never seen it???

[@SRALTHACNQURR]

Is a bell I've seen it. funny comment.

[@kensmith5694]

Will I have to pay extra to watch this when the kill net neutrality?

[@crsfrank8448]

Nice production... Good flow. Thank you..

[@Kitty-Marks]

Bounty Hunters ship? You got your Star Wars lore wrong. The millennium falcon was a smuggler'd ship not a bounty hunter's ship.

[@williamgarness2880]

Saraphiene Haldritch thank u

[@Zaltarish]

In my opinion it looks more like the ebon hawk from kotor

[@badoww4921]

Boba Fett was the bounty hunter, had a different looking ship

[@hotfvdge3710]

Saraphiene Haldritch nerd

[@krillin123499]

Saraphiene Haldritch thank you gaaaah!

[@ghoulishgam3r508]

Science can't explain why mature adults turn into 12 year olds when they see 69.

[@joea5572]

OMG...Does that mean that I only have 4.5 months to go before I transform? Really?

[@TheProrage509]

Ghoulish Gamer 69? The rapper

[@doctortbr_alt7309]

what are you talking about? is that really trou

[@ghoulishgam3r508]

Hugo Green yep, totally TROU.

[@doctortbr_alt7309]

i don't think that is trou

[@Rose225.]

You got the Maine penny, but where’s the side penny?

[@Dj187L34N]

Bethany Marion lol

[@coreythornton9832]

My penny's got a penny

[@annieisnotokie]

I don't understand... I am not WISE in these word games.

[@spandexgoblin]

cheeky

[@adrienneandcarlie]

F-ing hilarious

[@Miss__Understands]

AMAZING... like all your stuff!

[@ikjyotsingh1386]

Wow! We, humans, barely know anything about our own planet, and we are making plans for going to Mars.

[@t.jackson2613]

Ikjyot Singh we? I'm not planning on going anywhere. Lol

[@ikjyotsingh1386]

Jess Hammond ahahhhahahhahhah! Well same here! I'm not gonna die anytime soon

[@mattathiasmacabees6416]

Ikjyot Singh who is??? The deceitful dealers? Nobody is going to mars- the god of war is coming here soon with many other deceptive spiritual entities.

[@Roan.bot.]

Ikjyot Singh no we humans barley know anything about ourselves but that’s just because there are so many of us. The things we don’t know about the planet are in the ocean bottom but that’s not our . . . terrain to live in so it’s hard to say we should know.

[@ikjyotsingh1386]

Johnathan Roan You do have a point🤔

[@Lodrelhai]

From the very first example, I am amazed at your incompetence. You state, correctly, that the Longyou caves are dated from 2k-3k years ago, but then show them on the timeline between 2k-3k BC. Given we've got a little over 2k years AD to consider as well, that dates the Longyou caves to 1k BC at the earliest. Well after both dynasties you show.

[@RIPToNateDoggIHadToRegulate]

Lodrelhai go to hell

[@Megapraefectus]

Just listen to the dodecahedron part... 'escavated' a few secs after the 2 minute mark and 10ish seconds later an epic failure regarding basic knowledge, saying that France and the UK are in the north-east of Europe😂

[@steven.pianomusic]

Well, the channel is called "Be Amazed". And so you are.

[@Dietskittles]

I’m glad someone pointed that out. I was surprised to see such a blatant error. I guess it’s to be expected with these top 10s videos, quantity over quality.

[@_Pink_Ponk_]

Could you dumb this down for me?? I’m not very smart

[@commentchannel5375]

Roses are red, Buzz feed is blue, I can't rhyme So here is a shoe?

[@moaningscotsman1961]

comment channel that did rhyme thought

[@backflip3794]

Roses are red violets are blue, vodka costs less than dinner for two

[@Automat1cJack]

"Accidentally discovered"... as opposed to intentionally discovered?

[@Kr1sset]

ΛUTOMΛTIC JΛCK Most scientific discoveries are actually made intentionally. Through hypothesis, written sources, previous discoveries leading to new ones, researching areas not previously catalogued etc.

[@greysonmelendez2067]

Yes

[@DavidBrown-jk2pm]

@@Kr1sset You beat me to it.

[@gabelefevre3507]

Have you ever played an open world game? Shit happens like that

[@En_theo]

Is it an accident if you were not looking for it ? Yes.

[@kdiggity4802]

4:21 "It's almost like a particular bounty hunter's ship.." Mkay... 1st off Solo isn't a bounty hunter. 2nd that doesn't look anything like the falcon. 3rd Dengar definitely is a Star Wars bounty hunter and it does look exactly like the "Punishing One", his ship. Nerd rage complete.

[@Mael_Str0M]

It also looks like the Starbird, which is the Rebel Alliance’s symbol.

[@aimeevanlandingham3844]

Just an FYI, as of this year (2018) the Voynich Manuscript has had a few pages translated and many more are being worked on now. The book was written in ancient Turkish and there is video here on KZbin that discusses it. :)

[@hildaroha]

Can you provide the link of the video though? Thanks 😊

[@patrickmcglonejr8163]

Where can we find the translated pages? I'd love to know what it says.

[@nemoaddams5384]

I'm so glad to see this comment because I was about to post the same thing. I just can't remember the name of the father and son who are decoding it.

[@shenthekinkoumaster3369]

@@hildaroha kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@oneoflokis]

Aimee VanLandingham Really?? Really?? I've been following that mystery on and off for years: Googled it a few months ago and didn't see any solution. Ancient Turkish?? (Didn't they use runes - yes, Turks have runes too: just have a look on Google Play!) &Why Turkish since it was 15th c European? Link?!?!?

[@iloveqatar]

Uk is considered north eastern? Then what’s Western Europe ?

[@avenderiel]

Western civilization starts and stops in Ireland obviously.

[@Inurendo88]

Iceland

[@berkutcy47]

Just Portugal

[@RUTGERMORTENSEN]

Falklands

[@evanwenglarski222]

America xD

[@701alondra]

Wow very interesting Be Amazed

[@CoreyDrums]

Discovered in 2014 & couldn't be explained for a VERY LONG TIME... that was 3yrs ago...

[@WarPede]

4k Films yes if its more than six months old, its vintage or old-school. three years is almost a decade!!

[@isaacbach221]

We found that dodecahedron thing and wondered what it did. One day 100 years from now someone is going to find a fidget spinner and wonder what the heck it is. Think about that.

[@rafaelalfonsoq]

Or a PEZ dispenser, and wonder at its religious significance lol

[@candiduscorvus]

By "scientists" it seems what is meant is "archaeologists", and by "can't explain" it seems what is meant is "haven't really figured out the provenance of yet".

[@chimerablood9002]

Archeologists are scientists. And not all of these are under archeology. 5th is more on biology. 4th is definitely not archeology, maybe astronomy?. Geologists must've been involved in studying these too. And its not just provenance that is unknown in the video.

[@cheshirecat9945]

Maybe figurines that "don't have a purpose" are just made to look pretty, maybe it's just art

[@Uzerzz]

I feel like Roman dodecahedrons are just like fidget spinners long ago

[@gooster8]

What are you, eight?

[@cyberblade6669]

they would fill them with fat and light them on fire and fire them out of cannon and catapults

[@ZananoQuinito]

I think it's closer to Swiss Army Knives. They were usable for a TON of common tasks.

[@chrisstylwin8475]

I believe it was a die, probably once with fabric

[@stickyjum]

Killerdeath999YT they looked mad fake tho

[@aprilblenk]

I feel like I only ever watch these videos at 3:00AM

[@edzellouie794]

So exciting this count down make me happy

[@KurtBoulter]

The first piece about the grotto is a common water storage, that is why it was found full of water, it was designed to store water for the people. Examples of almost identical excavated caverns are beneath the fort at Masada in Israel.

[@abigail-bu9is]

I love that no ones just likeHey dude, good video!And it's all about how he got Star Wars ref wrong

[@doctorearingfarm1494]

If you don't know who hand solo is this you should be thrown out of nerd school

[@erickk1992]

doctor earingfarm Yeah , I mean he was the only person to survive the death curse, as a baby no less!

[@murillocosta5044]

6:10 its a big piece of glass

[@caitlinpeneamene5378]

I think it's opal

[@sambullock1502]

Nero M maybe lightning glass, like they have in Egypt

[@Un-CommonSensei]

Glow i thought it was the crystal they found that consist of almost pure oxygen! But ya big piece of glass seems legit! Lol

[@fdaman3915]

did anyone ever think that a very old coin could have been brought here in more recent times

[@theotherwayarounddesendent921]

its all fake

[@hdark2369]

carbon dating

[@Zaphod771]

I still don't understand why they so readily dismiss the viking scenarios. They all seem plausible to me.

[@indrajeet70]

I believe most of these kind of coins are carried by fish.. when they accidentally swallow and swam to a different place.

[@nietzschesmoustache3585]

F DAMAN Exactly..

[@ANGEL_LUCIFER]

Very interesting video can't wait for more interesting videos

[@geraltofrivia7448]

I wonder what the people from the future will say if they find an iphone x Hint: what an primitive tool

[@complexunity4533]

someone knows all of these "mysteries" and they aren't telling us family.

[@preciousbodilyfluid1]

Number 1 was a real let down

[@tsunamix4283]

I m so amazed!! Good job

[@zwolf8586]

But can scientists see why kids love cinnamon toast crunch

[@hendrickcho3804]

Z wolf bcus it's good u idiot

[@nerfninja661]

Crack cocaine

[@johneyehn1721]

Conditioning

[@godofwar871124]

lots and lots of sugar

[@samuelcredle2033]

lol

[@rwetagv36]

the dodecahedron things are probably just fidget spinners for romans

[@dawnatkinson7339]

groovy dude When I first saw it that's the first thing I thought of!

[@CNNBlackmailSupport]

groovy dude its theorized that they are a weaving tool. You string your thread of yarn on them in a pattern, then pull off the complete knit cap.

[@CNNBlackmailSupport]

Langdon I saw a video of a person using it, and it made a glove somehow. Maybe it was the "extra hand" needed to solo weave a thing for the hands? It was absolutely fascinating, regardless of whether it was correct or not. The... I guess you could say common-ness... is what makes me think that it is for something mundane. One test archaeologists can do is to try and figure how they were built. Usually, tools built for purpose have specific attention to detail on their important parts. For instance, a chisel will have a finely worked edge and handle, since the edge and grip are the important parts. A hammer would have most attention on the mounting of the head, since that's the part that gets the most stress as you pound. Kind of like how you might find work pants with double cuff stitching as opposed to single stitches on the cuff for casual wear. Fucking history, man. Those "I love the science! Asteroid pictures! Yay!" People are missing out on the true wonder of the universe... the human mind and ingenuity.

[@CNNBlackmailSupport]

Langdon yeah, it's for the different sizes of fingers. It seems that the balls are about the circumference of the average fingers and thumbs, which would explain why different areas had different sizes. East Asia or thai area wouldn't have the same finger size as nordic people, who wouldn't be the same size as the French areas.

[@Radonatos]

From what wiki says, variants made of gold were used in south east asia as decorative objects, dating back to the romans. It probably was the equivalent of a hipster fashion-gadget; usable as candlestick holder, yarn spool, herbs- or flower holder, paper weight, pen holder, or fancy gold deko for your bling collection...

[@Iainfixie]

Han Solo was a smuggler, not a bounty hunter. If you can't get that right, I highly doubt your information and sources for the rest of these.

[@joea5572]

Han is a made up character in a movie script. No reason why this video can't make up their own character. Equally (in)valid.

[@Iainfixie]

Yeah, okay.

[@joegastly6166]

Wow very cool it's AmAzInG!!!!! :O

[@mariopersaud6703]

One day future scientists will find fidget spinners and try to figure out what it was.

[@MrUmachand]

Not original comment

[@deejannemeiurffnicht1791]

WHY is it a mystery to the makers of this video that viking coins would be found in east coast america? when just a stone throw away you have still exisrting viking settlements on iceland and around, and even Cloyaqot natives around nova scotia have tales of fair skinned travellers in sailedboats spending time with them, and also there are legends too from Scotland of the St Clairs of Roslyn/penicuik Lothians Edinburgh, Scotland, whose ancestor henry St Clair commisioned a longboat which sailed up to iceland, greenland, trhen landed on what we now call nova scotia, and are stories of them having travelled farther south. (why wasn't it much known of? well, a lot of european budding nations were gearing up to create their own roman empires, so hush hush!).... Some of the crew of St Clairs boat married and remained, and were apparently replaced by locals who now have descendants in north east scotland!

[@spacemann7230]

Pan Croque - THANK YOU JESUS

[@suzannedemoranville7120]

Wow! That explains a lot! Thanks for knowing your stuff!

[@Kevinhillcrest]

Correction Han Solo was not a bounty hunter

[@robotace001kingslayer4]

Science is science, it exists without the vocabulary and hubris. This is a ultimate truth taken for granted every single day.

[@dr.mewfoxov6979]

02:04 why is this picture photoshoped?

[@Dad_a_Monk]

Dr. MEW Foxov yes..poorly

[@TheChesireMouse]

they said why, not is it.

[@Dad_a_Monk]

- TheChesireMouse How insightful you are... I took it as a rhetorical question....since it is obviously Photoshoped like MANY of the pics they use in their videos. Why try to find any photographic proof, when you can make it up.

[@djgene5621]

I think the dodecahedron was a kind of calculator.

[@semperfi2014mn]

D-did you just call Han Solo a Bounty Hunter???? The Gall!!! He was a smuggler and a scoundrel but never was a Bounty Hunter GOOD SIR!

[@austiniscoolduh]

if they could make elaborate caves back then, imagine what they can build now.

[@blueyo4604]

I'M AMAZED!!! :-D

[@shirleygalicia734]

Blue Yo jshshshe

[@OliviaRoy]

Wowww ,,, amazing ,,,

[@087redcore]

update on the alchemy book there is a japanese guy that has translated 12 words out of that book and hes still working on it

[@NoeDactyl]

johan veldhuijsen uhm do u remember his name by chance?

[@087redcore]

Trying to find Who it was but can't find it back :(

[@chaotik900]

Here arstechnica.com/science/2017/09/the-mysterious-voynich-manuscript-has-finally-been-decoded/ mystery ruined

[@daina3628]

It's been debunked. arstechnica.com/science/2017/09/experts-are-extremely-dubious-about-the-voynich-solution/

[@jakecross4628]

@@daina3628 Yes, there are many people who have claimed to have solved the mystery of the Voynich, but so far experts disagree.

[@mrsj9548]

This is very awesome information

[@Automat1cJack]

11:27 - "Don't panic, we are stilll don't know what it was" As long as we are to be known how of english, then many panics can will be unnavoided.

[@kennethnystrom593]

The object. Is a compass. Works also in badweather. Think its called a sunstone.

[@VivekYadav-hs1qx]

Kenneth Nyström viking person

[@TheMilwaukeeProtocol]

I saw someone easily knit a perfect glove with the dodecahedron, the same way you knit a cap from a plastic circular knitting loom, except there were more steps making it more complex. So I'm convinced that's what it is.

[@praiseyahwah1313]

İts sad that in two years no-one has commented what you said. Because I believe your correct. Do you know God's name?

[@avalon4693]

Really? Where did you see that. I feel like that would be really cool to watch.

[@TheMilwaukeeProtocol]

@@avalon4693 This isn't a great vid but it gets right to the point: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqCqkqOuqMahl6s Also search youtube for "dodecahedron glove"

[@avalon4693]

@@TheMilwaukeeProtocol Thank you!

[@ΙασοναςΟικονομου-ψ7π]

*hits blunt* -Dude I got an idea -What dude? -Let's write a stupid ass book to troll people for like a thousand years! -Dude sick!

[@VidiaReePhoenix]

Gotta love the pseudoscience. "Don't know the answer... must be alienz!" Weird Roman object? Aliens! Sunken place? Aliens! Mysterious writing? Aliens! Father left you? Aliens!

[@enriquejorge8495]

Vidia Ree . Yes, they landed long ago in ridiculously stupid ways of thinking.

[@dgray7537]

It's common knowledge that aliens were prolific stone masons and lovers of folk art.

[@damiensiemer9780]

Well, you obviously did NOT watch this video.

[@DrCanyonero]

Or making things unnecessary complicated, like number 8. An 1100 century Norwegian coin found in modern day U.S.? Must be that it was there before Columbus! Or it was brought over by a Norwegian guy in the 1950's or something, but that's just boring.

[@azimetibaku9133]

Vidia Ree l

[@bustamango863]

This is a true story..20 odd years ago I was working as a labourer on the site of a new hotel complex (I’m not going to say where) the hotel was cut into the side of a cliff, the work began on the foundations inland and progressed towards the cliff where a wall of windows and balconies would have looked out directly over the sea, we got about two thirds of the foundations dug out before we ran into trouble I don’t know the full story but it was rumoured the land was contaminated, the build got stopped and he site closed I got laid off, nothing more was mentioned about it. Years later a series of “ancient tunnels “ were discovered in that area, a quick search of local news papers led me believe it was the same site as the hotel I was working on years earlier, I paid my entrance fee and went to look at the “ancient tunnels “ I kid you not those tunnels were the same foundations that I had personal over seen the excavation of, they had glammed them up slightly but they were the exact same tunnels I had dug...no more ancient than 20yrs and people were and still are paying thousands and thousands a month into the pockets of whoever had the bright idea on how to recover the losses of the hotel building....bravo to them I have no idea how many of these “ancient discovery’s and underground hidden cities” are fake but I can guarantee the tunnels I dug are not the only ones..

[@Belisarius536]

Your story loses all credibility because you don't state where. I was interested but I can't even check out what you are talking about. I don't know why you choose not to say other than you are telling lies. The people sacked you from work you were promised, you were made to pay entrance fee for a tunnel you dug and you know of a fraud happening and yet you won't say where. It doesn't make sense you have no loyalties to the people making money or any reason to protect them or are in any danger from revealing where i think your are talking shit on this one my friend

[@imperial_dragon2]

Gotta agree with the other guy. If you know theres bullshit going then either you getting hush money or just straight up lying.

[@Quionic7]

It's truly a fictional story, that's for sure.

[@Belisarius536]

@@Quionic7 yeah he won't reply coz he knows he's been busted making up stories for thumbs up. Quite sad really. He probably hadn't even had a job

[@oneprettycookie7446]

See another white man writing stories.

[@gioielloacula3772]

‘We are still don’t know what it was’ 🤷‍♀️🤰🏿

[@qQ-lh8cf]

Was looking for this comment lol

[@amberharper1794]

HAN SOLO IS NOT A FREAKING BOUNTY HUNTER! HE'S A SMUGGLER! 4:30

[@Temazine]

Roses are red Violets are blue I just got baited And so did you

[@hccraig7605]

Some of these are very cool, but I would re-examine the data on the Norwegen coin. I think we're too quick to dismiss obvious answers sometimes, just because we haven't yet found the data that would potentially support it. "Pálsson, Hermann (1965). The Vinland sagas: the Norse discovery of America. Penguin Classics. p. 28. ISBN 0-14-044154-9. Retrieved 2010-04-15" seems to support Viking settlement of North America in the 10th century. From there, exploration is definite. The coin is from the 11th century. Not too early. The egg: modern man always thinks that ancients couldn't have possibly had any technology as advanced as our own. I'd be very interested in how they did that. Slime mold intelligence: we're too stupid and arrogant to imagine that there can be any other kind of sentient being very different from ourselves. Ancient Mediterranean culture left clay figures and we just guess what their purpose was, but they aren't a "mystery". Maybe it was just a thing kids did back then in Japan through the years, and we make ourselves into fools by trying to assign some hidden meaning. Number 2 looks suspiciously European. The script/language look Scandinavian-based. I'd LOVE to examine that!!! Alien plants? Or drugs? Or badly drawn? Or species that have disappeared? The women look similar to the Sachsen Spiegel figures or Bayeux tapestries. The finder couldn't fake it, if the carbon testing is correct. Where would he get the correct parchment? Was it visibly re-cycled? The first couple of finds were cool, even the underwater one. Saying something is a mystery, because we don't know what it was used for, makes a massive number of finds mysteries, as we mostly just guess.

[@ikziedit]

if i die imma trolls scientist with some weird object

[@TheSmitan]

st ephan I'm down. What are we being buried with?

[@ikziedit]

TheSmitan something utterly useless.

[@swomptie]

TheSmitan a bunch of fidgetspinners

[@ritankar]

The thing about scientists is that they are really good in detecting trolls

[@SourGrey]

st ephan im down. Help create it

[@2RAWSAVAGE.LMG4L]

wow tht is really crazy .i have never seen nothing like this b4....keep put these videos out cause some ppl just dnt know tht these things ever happen

[@gabrielgagnon3338]

So France, Belgium and Great-Britain is northeastern Europe now?

[@davidgoodwin6322]

Globalists are doing this so they can support their lies of fake history. This is part of the WHITE GENOCIDE/NEW WORLD ORDER agenda. "Alter History so that Whites look bad."

[@lordpicnic7358]

yeah

[@TheSpiritsLease]

David Goodwin "alter history so that Nazis and colonialism are common knowledge" okay, buddy. keep sipping that nationalist anti-immigration (not even Muslim immigration) kool-aid.

[@dannyzavolta7703]

The Africans didn't scalp people but they never made sewage systems irrigation building structures nothing for thousands of years I mean Israel has been being attacked for the longest time there a small country but they lead in medical research and have some bad ass military so they had it pretty damn rough and yet they still are doing fine so look what they have done under pressure hmm what people can do when they try

[@dannyzavolta7703]

Hahahaha ahhh people .. you just pushed around your words like you would your food on your plate you dumb ass you didn't even say anything different just more bullshit I don't care what you say because it's people like you that know one will notice when your gone besides your I rub Hillary's Clinton's vagina with mine style of speaking like every other warped minded person that has been misleaded by fake media are you the person that sympathize with Isis and says they weren't terrorists and the person that would stick up for the refugees that come in and effortlessly rape our fellow Americans children. You take no part in the betterment of humanity there for should have no offspring

[@VGMrawk]

We are still don't know what it was

[@Panservogn]

VGMrawk wgat

[@alfredocham6528]

I looked through the comments for this specifically. Lol. @11:27 , Give them a break though the video was cool :)

[@tjphippen]

Bounty hunter?? Han was a smuggler

[@georgeevangel4292]

IT"S A LARGE PEICE OF GLASS NOTHING STRANGE ABOUT IT,THEY USE IT TO DECORATE GARDENS

[@Yestlbeexact]

TJ Phippen ooooo

[@gingerlagunas9604]

Very interesting. I like the plant pictures. Teach me more.

[@Strype13]

Unfortunately, the mystery behind the "WOW signal" has been solved. I remember reading a very scientific report and explanation on it a while back. Sadly, I don't remember what the exact cause was and I'm too lazy to look it up at the moment, feel free to Google it yourself. I just remember it being something quite mundane, such as a bird taking a shit on the radio satellite or something.

[@vincentmalpica]

Yo, you know what could be worse? If watchmojo did this. They got an m16 with an m203 grenade launcher mixed up with a mini gun. They'd butcher the Melenium Falcon, calling it the Melenium Eagle and calling Han Solo a Jedi

[@oliviaortiz-dobesh9066]

Vincent Malpica. Its millenium.

[@kazoowhale6727]

6:24 it's a rock crystal.

[@Zany_Zim]

Makeshift And tinkering watch till the end, it's a glass garden decoration. The real mystery is, why did he put it in when it's not a mystery? Laziness? Incompetence? We'll never know.

[@dikbuttbutt]

Makeshift And tinkering right lol. Looks like opal.

[@pickle7904]

Makeshift And tinkering I think so too

[@TreadOnTracks]

He put the glass garden decoration in to show you that sometimes things have a logical explanation as to what they are and how they came to be where they are

[@TheShrimplet]

Very interesting and informative! My take on the Maine Penny is that maybe a colonist brought it with them? Maybe for them it was a lucky family keepsake or a similar story and that’s why it seems out of place? Just a thought.

[@spacemann7230]

Actually, all discoveries can be solved by Science. Also, #9 & #3 is SO fake, don’t even try to tell me that wasn’t photoshopped.

[@MrJacobiusMaximus]

.... just google it. It’s not fake.

[@midnytcourier8112]

@@MrJacobiusMaximus 🤣🤣🤣 coz Google tells the truth about everything.. right?

[@midnytcourier8112]

#9 is one of them kids toys that you match shapes to the holes but back then, they were so simple they could only use circles 🤣🤣🤣

[@UziGameGP]

Northeastern Europe: France, Belgium, UK... Wut?

[@katharinaluisa5859]

Mermaid Man I think you’re the one getting directions messed up, Germany is east of France and the UK is northwest of Germany

[@christking85]

Hemisphere guys.. north Eastern hemisphere

[@amber_Forever16]

KingChrisTV these people are idiots 😂

[@darketribute1562]

KingChrisTV There isn't a northeastern hemisphere.

[@christking85]

kids.britannica.com/kids/assembly/view/87294 Here look this over. Then you will understand what I was saying...smh

[@Mikey6048]

The Baltic Sea Anomaly is fucking incredible. I've followed it since its discovery. Absolutely mind boggling.

[@ColtSSR]

Mikey6048 its just a odd shaped rock, i thought this was debunked ages ago

[@davesnothere3425]

The public reasoning says it was left by glaciers. I have serious doubts and don't believe any official stories.

[@Vidis88]

why would the swedish Military be interested in a rock?

[@TheSlizzer348]

Yeah sorry bud they’ve debunked that it is just a harder rock than the rocks around it so it eroded into a weird shape

[@Tuulos]

Snor Because they still suspect it's a Russian submarine spying on them.