Camp Century - The Hidden City Beneath the Ice | Full Documentary

[@alexmills6190]

What an amazing documentary! The quality and content for a KZbin video is just outstanding!

[@XristoXristovski]

😂😂😂ruski bageri sa petokrakom vuku teret radnici u sovjetskim uniformama a riča o amerikancima dobar početak videa😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@carolinecaiger6717]

My father was there at Camp Century in 1963 or 64. He was a designer of the hovercraft and there representing Canada's National Research Council. We have photos of the beautiful ice chapel and the abandoned containers of nuclear waste, clearly marked.

[@tucoremirez4859]

The Americans built "Camp Century" on Danish soil, WITHOUT permission from the Danish government. What does that say about the Americans???

[@uxb1112]

"We produce missiles like sausages" "But we have no missiles" "That's alright, we have no sausages either".

[@tylerweston7981]

Their grocery stores at the time were atrocious.

[@donotneed2250]

The first time I recall hearing "Greenland" was circa 1962 when my dad returned from a TDY of 3 months. That's where he said he had been when we asked. We were on Fort Eustis, VA, at the time. I also still recall the stillness in the air during the Cuban Missile Crisis. I've only had that feeling once as an adult and it was when I was on active duty.

[@jamesjohnmoss8130]

May become more often if we carry on as we “currently “ are!

[@EarlHayward]

Ironically, we created the Cuban Missile Crisis by placing nuclear missiles in Turkey; which the Russians discovered and acted in kind!

[@20chocsaday]

​@@jamesjohnmoss8130 We certainly will if the Russians get closer. I suspect that Putin wants Berlin back.

[@bobbyeckert4901]

The Cuban Missile Crisis was not averted. There was an attempted launch. Atlanteans shut it down.

[@GryteselvFPV]

​@@20chocsaday🤣🤣 dumbest ever

[@davidandtsotsi]

Worked as a Ranger in Madikwe, kapama and welgevonden. My love for rhinos is huge. Thank you for posting that!!!!!!!

[@robinl4975]

How could i have missed this channel for so long? So many videos covering topics i find interesting, and its real documentaries!

[@craigdawson1749]

And a real person narrating! AI narrator's are super annoying..

[@VenturiLife]

Goes to show how borked KZbin's vaunted algorithm actually is.

[@robinl4975]

@@craigdawson1749 Oh yeah, that's another huge plus for this channel! I hate that robotic AI-voice so many other channels uses!

[@tucoremirez4859]

The Americans built "Camp Century" on Danish soil, WITHOUT permission from the Danish government. What does that say about the Americans???

[@PeterTwistmarketing]

One of the best documentaries ever, thanks for alerting us to this

[@tucoremirez4859]

The Americans built "Camp Century" on Danish soil, WITHOUT permission from the Danish government. What does that say about the Americans???

[@michaelmartin2486]

Of course Nikita's son lives in the US. Proud Russian Patriot

[@gh0zt4]

USA is Russian..Terrority Russia Won Ww3.

[@ivanj.conway9919]

9:29 - I will admit I'm quite, impressed with the quality of this footage after 60 some odd, years. Looks more like it was filmed only a few months ago.

[@ianhunt4147]

Film quality is literally much better than video 4k hd is just catching up now

[@azovandy14.88]

Take a basic photography class online or through your local community college and the footage wouldn’t be that impressive. Think of it this way TV was clearer in the 1960’s than the 1980’s despite or because of technological advances because film was used until video made it cost prohibitive.

[@gypsy_gallus]

Maybe it was...

[@xikimunki735]

The footage has been digitally retouched and saturated. A lot of 60s docs and movies have recently been restored with improved processing power and better software.

[@jacksugden8190]

Well I won’t be alive in 70 years, 67 now, only future generations will know the outcome of that closed camp.

[@chrisharding5447]

USA leaves a mess wherever it goes.... DISGUSTING.

[@oeliamoya9796]

Your comment makes me sad. Maybe it's your awareness or a growing illness but almost every death is far more tragic then people realize. Or perhaps try not to face. With every death humanity is diminished. All your knowledge, your memories, your stories and experiences are lost forever. Sure they say you pass things down through teaching or your children but that's just facts you can find on wiki. Im talking about thinking. No one will ever think exactly like you because no one had your exact life experiences. It's no coincidence that when Rome fell and the last of their engineers and architects died, the great buildings and techniques were lost, despite all their buildings surviving CENTURIES..even with all our forensic study of their remnants it's difficult to know exactly HOW they did what they did. I hope you live to a ripe 120. Keep me posted on your journey 😍

[@benainscough6229]

​@@oeliamoya9796 ❤

[@kidsaresodelicious9666]

Where are you from Mr. Jack?

[@jacksugden8190]

@@oeliamoya9796 🥵

[@shawnsdrumcave]

My dad was stationed there and helped build it. I remember telling me about it as a kid. Really cool.

[@serz1885]

is it though?

[@shawnsdrumcave]

@@serz1885 yes it is.

[@serz1885]

@@shawnsdrumcave so pollute entire island achieve nothing and run away that sounds cool to you? USa is the biggest threat to a world

[@garrysorbie1948]

Yeah! Really cool about -40f.

[@paulsupronojr.4976]

If not . . . COLD ! 💀

[@RainyDayz]

Unfortunately I don’t think much of anything will happen. I’m with a group #SaveOurBayMA, trying to stop a corporation from dumping nuclear waste water into Cape Cod Bay. We can’t even get our EPA to stop the company from dumping. They say they can impose a fine, after the fact… that’s basically it! When big money is involved nothing happens, And it sucks.

[@susanhayes8689]

Thank you for all you're doing. Eastham resident here. ❤

[@theojilderts9729]

Put it on the neocons In liberal and democrat Camp shame..blacksmiththeo Harlingen holland...

[@debbieappelhans9055]

Can't they get this on the news it's a bunch of crap that poison in the water yeah Rich get away with whatever they please but this this is not right something needs to be done news stations the media you would think😮😮😮 Save Our Land save our water save our

[@nycrdeary]

Are you referring to releases from the decommissioned Pilgrim power plant? There isn't enough radiation in those releases to have any effect whatsoever. It's just coolant water that has picked up a little more tritium than usual. The NRC makes sure that it is diluted with enough seawater so it really is perfectly safe.

[@RainyDayz]

Yes, the Pilgrim power plant. It should not be an option. Who is providing those numbers? Regardless, it shouldn't be allowed. The agreed to removing the coolant and disposing of it properly. HolTech understands the cost of removing it properly, they are doing the same thing in NY at Indian Point. The EPA has a long history of reacting after damage is already done, never preventing before it starts. @@nycrdeary

[@robertcronin6603]

Fascinating stuff...I wasn't born til 72 but I remember the fear we had of the Russians as kids - immanent doom at any moment...craziness.

[@mastercreamer1398]

Nasty filthy Russians!!

[@romanzhukov74]

Не нужно боятся русских, нужно бояться сумашедших.

[@chrisharding5447]

We feared immine t doom whether started by USSR OR USA!!!!

[@chriscummings4206]

Okay... is this story where George Lucas got the idea for The Empire Strikes Back Hoth Rebel Base? Was this ever an article in Time and or Life magazine?

[@elyjane8316]

My mother, who was born I 1935 from Russian parentage, never lost her fear of the Russians coming...

[@quasi_moto8013]

My dad helped build that in his time in the service. RIP Dad you will be missed

[@lookingupwithwonder]

I'm sorry about your Dad. May he rest in peace

[@Todd_Kobell]

I doubt both those statements

[@noobsaibot1182]

​@tk is this what your life has turned to

[@michaelcotton6374]

Mine was there also.

[@effthamatrix]

He.was indeed a soldier!

[@jaxyab]

A great documentary!!

[@milliebanks7209]

I, as an American of seventy seven years, feel that the USA should be held responsible for the nuclear waste and should be required to clean up our leavings. I realize that no one realized the dangers of such leavings at the time but, we realize them now so USA, start cracking and let's get on with the job of cleaning up our mess!

[@sharleencrystal4194]

Totally agree with you.

[@jamesjohnmoss8130]

I agree too, which moss first? The tropical islands, or the ice covered islands, whatever it will take more cash then any of us can imagine. Fully behind your feelings! But this has to illustrate to all from the west, why eastern countries and up coming communities feel the west is pushing a completely unfair climate change agenda. Look, we, Europe and America messed it up first. So why are we now the judges?? Some one, please tell me!

[@jamesjohnmoss8130]

Moss, read mess!

[@albertplumer]

Responsible adults do take the view to clean up after inadverently harming or polluting . Just a humane thing to do. Dont delay.😮

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025]

We already saved the world multiple times. Maybe someone else can flip the bill for this one

[@ditty7]

Amazing documentary. Incredible the amount of color photos and footage there are of this

[@Idahorokon]

I have been to Thule Greenland 2 times. Camp Tuto was the base camp for Camp Century.

[@jimthurston3796]

Every I hear the name of the air force base, Thule, I think of am old SNL sketch. Bill Murray plays a hapless lounge singer in a Thule Air Force bar. He is performing in front of only a few people.

[@brianredban9393]

I wonder where it is right now and how deep under the ice it is. It would be so cool if they could dig it up. Like a time capsule

[@tucoremirez4859]

The Americans built "Camp Century" on Danish soil, WITHOUT permission from the Danish government. What does that say about the Americans???

[@MikeD-hn9hf]

Unfortunately it would appear that it will indeed be making a reappearance, with devastating effect upon the local area and beyond.

[@brianredban9393]

@@MikeD-hn9hf I thought it is really really deep under the ice

[@MikeD-hn9hf]

@@brianredban9393 it is but it will probably make an appearance in the next 50 odd years and nuclear waste remains active for... Ever.

[@flylippfantom8425]

Thank you for posting this learn something every day

[@tucoremirez4859]

The Americans built "Camp Century" on Danish soil, WITHOUT permission from the Danish government. What does that say about the Americans???

[@lablackzed]

America did it America should be responsible for its clean up.

[@ToreDL87]

They did it, yes, but for everyone in the West. Every NATO pact country is responsible for its cleanup.

[@johnbernardo1091]

Get bent helmet

[@kanikileprohi8924]

Another nuclear waste pile is abandoned in Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, an inheritance extremely dangerous to the entire Micronesian islands; Republic of Belau, Guam, Norther Marianas, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, Kiribati and the Marshall Islands itself.

[@s.porter8646]

where?

[@Jim54_]

That base would be an excellent template for a facility to survive a major disaster, especially if you could include some hydroponics for food, fertilised with organic waste

[@soulsreaper7145]

no the coldness would be too much it needs to be in the ground not in frozen water

[@Jimmydog777]

Raise livestock instead

[@davidgentile5225]

Moving ice doomed the project, it would be acceptable underground except earthquakes and any volcano closer than 200 miles would destroy it. Underground silos would be your best choice, however you'd HAVE to have multiple exits for safety as so many of the old underground areas are unstable and prone to decay. Been in many old and not so abandoned bunkers and military areas as a soldier and as a teen, if it's not maintained, it's unsafe after less than 10 yrs, 5 if near the ocean/salt water.

[@MurreyEphraim]

History defines solutions for tomorrow. Its exciting to know this part of history.

[@BruceStanley-m7q]

Those guys literally built the biggest snow fort in the world

[@kanenstuff]

What a frozen nightmare I was 44 when I seen snow for the first time it was nice for about a day then I realised this horrible well for me anyway back to Asia Pacific region for me were its 30 degrees Celsius everyday.

[@bertbaker7067]

Beats any snow fort I ever built

[@charlestorruella8591]

I had some big ass snow forts that went underground well under the snow and went form my house to my friends house if my mom ever knew she would have killed us lol

[@bertbaker7067]

@@charlestorruella8591 I grew up in Virginia, spent one winter and a bunch of summers in Maine. Yours sounds like a Maine snow fort

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Thanks for thus interesting and informative documentary.

[@markokada7311]

What a transcendent documentary this is!. Thanks to this invaluable, educational, & informative doc.unfolded by Get.factual, I've gained new insight into the Camp Century in the Greenland built in the late 1950s & 1960s. How could that country be so irresponsible for what they had done to the people living in the vicinity of the Camp as well as to all the living creatures in the sea? ( Horrific ecosystem catastrophe it would affect in the future w/ absolute certainty! ). If it were not for Get.Factual, I'd not get to know this horrendous fact. It'd be disastrous to all living beings inclusive of humans.,,,,,,Many thanks to all concerned for this priceless documentary,,,,,,(06/06/23)

[@elisekrentzel27]

America does horrible things to its citizens historically and it continues in ghettos which are man-made redlining districts known as apartheid. Americans had Guantanamo. And Bush’s bastards Cheney condoned torture. So much is terribly wrong with America the fascist military dictatorship. 😊

[@jubeaumont6305]

Yeah, I watched it by accident but I'm really glad I did that was very interesting

[@jason0870]

This camp and the videos of it have been all over the internet for ever.

[@christinafidance340]

Greenland isn’t a country. They are a territory owned by Denmark.

[@markokada7311]

sonna kotoshitterukedone!!!,,,,,kettainaamekochan. From Kugenumanagoyakana.@@christinafidance340

[@IamACanadian47]

Fantastic documentary 👏. Thank you 👋🇨🇦.

[@germanbaez1559]

They said there was only 100 people and I've read about 300 comments that they're dad was there building it... someone's dad was very busy 😅

[@RV-in2mc]

😂😂😂😂

[@Helmy67]

I missed to ask my dad when he was still alive if he helped to construct it,,,, we aren't Americans though 😂😂

[@markpimlott2879]

You're confusing the difference between the several thousands involved in the construction and supporting transportation infrastructure and the about a hundred who actually overwintered at Camp Century each of the three or four active years of its actual operation! ❄️ 🏔 🌨 ☃️ ⛄️ 🎿 ❄️ 🏔 🌨 ☃️ ⛄️ 🎿 ❄️

[@tk9839]

The one that created the waste is obviously responsible for its cleanup.

[@Helmy67]

USA spend on destruction only, they have never ever spend in cleaning or reconstructing what they have destroyed.

[@trojan6530]

Very interesting documentary, I would have volunteered to be part of something so amazing as Camp Century.

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Its interesting because the military has rapidly increased training on underground warfare. I think they suspect troops above ground will not make it far when $200 drones are hovering around with artillery shells attached.

[@Broken......]

What an Amazing Channel Bro Ur Channel Deserve 10M Subscribers What Amazing Channel With Awesome Information ♥️😘

[@carolinecaiger6717]

My father was there at Camp Century in 1963 or 64. He was a designer of the hovercraft and there representing Canada's National Research Council. We have photos of the beautiful ice chapel and the abandoned containers of nuclear waste, clearly marked.

[@tickettothecircus]

There was no ice chapel at CAMP CENTURY, AT LEAST not in 1963. I was there for 5 months.

[@sarahstrunin8527]

Hi @carolinecaiger6717 is your father still alive? Would you be open to speaking with me? i'm a filmmaker and I'm researching Camp Century for a project. I'd love to speak with you more about it if you're open to it.

[@shuckification]

a very informative documentary

[@tucoremirez4859]

The Americans built "Camp Century" on Danish soil, WITHOUT permission from the Danish government. What does that say about the Americans???

[@barnabybones2393]

The Kremlin understood what Camp Century meant. Am wary of Sergei Khrushchev. Nikita's son and chief apologist. I've heard him before bragging out of one side of his mouth about Russian space program success and out the other Saying Russia had no real offensive ballistic missile threat at that time. Same technology Sergei.

[@roberthubbard7424]

If they were trying to hide something why weren't the escape hatches painted white instead of green?

[@madcrabber1113]

I would love to read the contracts between Denmark and the US.

[@crazypete3759]

I think someone mixed up Greenland and Iceland and didn't want to admit they were wrong...

[@shrek6919]

Awesome video. You always make me think. I like that!

[@TheNicky9905]

Nice video, very informative, I love seeing the difference between them and now

[@1Cobranut]

There's nothing disturbing about handling new nuclear fuel assemblies. There is virtually no radiation emitted by new fuel. It's only dangerous after it's been fissioned, and becomes activated. Seeing these tiny BWR fuel assemblies is interesting. I'd love to have a small reactor like this to power my neighborhood. 😎

[@benx2230]

Now I want to watch a documentary about how they built the rebel base on Hoth.

[@JeepNut-rq5fb]

Fascinating. Excellent video. Now. Let's clean up our mess, eh?

[@victoriagomez-wright9271]

Absolutely amazing video!!!

[@harrietharlow9929]

This is a great documentary. The CoId War was definitely a very interesting era.

[@tamara_diamonds422]

We had a COD war????

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@tamara_diamonds422 Ha ha. Having a prob with my l key.

[@patton303]

Had no idea Khrushchev's son lives in the US. That's wild. I wonder what dad would have thought about that? 😅

[@alexcarter8807]

He died in 2020 though.

[@AnakinAtheistWiccan]

yeah, sergei renamed himself to Shaboo Khruschev and became a breakdancer.....

[@438019]

Not to diminish the feat of engineering and the logistical nightmare of working in such an area, but I'm also going to take a shot and say that this whole operation was a disaster for the environment. The awareness to tread lightly on such a pristine site was hardly part of the conversation at this stage, and nor was the thinking and awareness yet part of the national psyche to *not* destroy and degrade the pristine Arctic. The fact that the environmentally destructive effects of this base are still being felt is, I dare say, a terrible indictment of the U.S. Military that they have not seen fit to clean up this area. But then they also pretty much Fracked up vast swathes of the Pacific and destroyed numerous atolls for the testing of the atomic bomb and haven't had the grace to clean up that region either, so no real surprise, I guess.

[@BertholdHinrichs]

thanks.... interesting and well done !!!

[@jamesthornton9399]

How was a missile supposed to be launched without melting the surrounding ice.?

[@strangelyfamiliar1729]

I wouldn't say 'the first ever human settlement built under the ice'. More accurate would be 'the first human settlement built under the ice in recorded/known history'. Imo anyways.

[@HuntFishJits]

I mean, we could say that about anything.

[@10john24]

Antarctica ...

[@spygod10]

Wow.

[@ady_booth]

THATS WHERE THE LIZARD PEOPLE LIVE (UNDERGROUND ICE CAVES)

[@Sir_Richard_Crainum_lll]

Lol nicely said...🖖

[@syedazizkadri883]

APPRECIATE the PHOTOGRAPHY and COMMENTARY!!!

[@conakrylad771]

Quality video right here

[@ivanj.conway9919]

4:41 - Why does no one ever, mention the deaths of these poor creatures used for these purposes. Why?! Because no one gives one, sweet, frig when it's non-human life. I find that sickening and putrid to the extreme.

[@vv7299]

I find your virtue signaling putrid and rancid

[@Jonas-km4qx]

Amazing documentary!

[@edwardcullen3251]

Excellent video

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was informative and thrilled documentary thank you

[@GaryLDoman]

The change in climate that we've witnessed is not "unprecedented". From the fossil record we know that temperatures were considerably higher during the interglacial periods of the Pleistocene Epoch than they are in our day, because animals that now live only in the tropics and semitropics, like lions and hippopotami, could then be found as far north as the Yukon and Scandinavia.

[@deenaxic9134]

As a dane.. I am scared of Greenland in a future war. It's location, in a new appearing sea, is just too important.

[@henrysantos121]

Great documentary,

[@allenhenson1826]

Heh, they bought that dog from my uncle. My father told me that my uncle sold the smallest one because the Americans wanted a one so much. He recognized it by the small brow moons and its colors. Wonder what name thry gave it.

[@janaskibo871]

Awwwwww😢

[@mikek5633]

Dog's name was Mukluk

[@gwugluud]

I've always been fascinated with Greenland for some reason. That whole "continent" only has one city, lol, that's crazy.

[@kelvinalbrechtsen1347]

There are around 18 'city s' and +30 settlement

[@vincentmillard7692]

It's actually the World's largest Island and Part of Denmark.

[@georgeflitzer7160]

Ty for this documentary!

[@rickdavid1795]

Superb documentary.

[@amomentsnotice]

Anunnaki ruled this entire Planet. Camp century shut up shop in 1967 &, the site was abandoned, the nuclear reactor was removed but waste still remains within the site, which was eventually crushed by Nature.

[@richardmatatahi4563]

America should get serious and clean that site up before it seeps into the ocean currents, if they take no action what effect would the nuclear waste have to our ocean sea life and the effects it has on the food chain, and us. They should Act now or it will be worse in the long run. 70 yrs before the Glacier pushes the Nuclear Waste to the Ocean ain't that long. This should be a priority concern. Climate change will speed that time frame.

[@nilo70]

They pulled the reactor out when they abandoned the base .

[@richardmatatahi4563]

@@nilo70 200 ft down after 70+yrs now

[@eddiemartinez6179]

👏👏🍻

[@Luke-tg9jy]

How many ecological disaster superfund sites do they have? They don't care.

[@shanejones4058]

Everything will collapse before than so who cares anyway.

[@snowman374th]

Poor little Laika.. The dog never seen it coming = Death by RADIATION...

[@UQRXD]

I am sure the rulers have whole cities under ground by now that are lavish.

[@fedupamerican6534]

At least during the Cold War there was some sort of protection. Now it’s just bunkers for them, family, and friends

[@UQRXD]

@@fedupamerican6534 The chosen ones...

[@garrysorbie1948]

Look into the Giant drilling tool the British invented to do for the England to France euro tunnel. Then look what corporations & billionaires did with this technology.

[@laurawyant6181]

Yabutt... it wont save them in TheEnd = Biblical

[@phorias]

​@@laurawyant6181 poor reasoning

[@stevehartman1730]

I used to sell expanded polystyrene systems panelized buildings built for these arctic conditions with a 4 inch wall a house could b assembled in 4 days. We had a 3 story mansion at Deep Creek Lake in Garrett Co Md. With 6 inch walls .it was 6500 sq ft. Because it was super strong and insulated you heated it for only $200 a YEAR and GARRETT CO is called the icebox of maryland. It gets bitter cold there and u could literally freeze to death there. Its a far superior toanything on the market.

[@sabbyd1832]

Khrushchev's son lives in America. I didn't know that

[@Skval2254]

And who is gonna tell us that the melting ice releases all these polluted areas? The small nucliar installations that where Made of poor quality and poor designed. The US military has a long history of pollution. In recent times there is the pollution of drinking water with jet fuel and coolant. On many Navy ships drinking water was polluted over many years and staff told the crew it was all right to drink. But also at bases like Red Hill Hawaii drinking water was polluted over many years so complete military families suffering from health problems. Check the files of The Nandium Pile ....

[@kyleen3511]

I was vorn in 1963. I had a dream when I was only four years old that I died and sunk into the ground. Inside the dream I woke up underground with people all around me traveling eastward, underground. Makes me wonder if I went to camp century.

[@Joe-ld6dr]

From the 60s to now a 150' to 200' ice and snow covered the site. Now the next 70 years the site is going to be at the end of a glacier dumping into the ocean.

[@oeliamoya9796]

15:11 love that barber shop sign. Bet the cafeteria has one just like it about their best (only) chef 😅

[@monkymind4316]

When will humans finally stop war?

[@systemic_disclosure766]

**GREAT VIDEO WITH AWESOME CONTENT!** Consider this, just **how vast could the excavations be with dozens of zero-point aka nuclear-powered TBMs excavating in 24/7 shifts** for..?..**Approaching 80 years now!**

[@jamiemorton1765]

They say it's melting but the ice is miles down the worst snow fall

[@myblueandme]

instead of providing homeless people this is how they were wasting finances time and resources.

[@dpeter6396]

There were very, very few "homeless" around then. The economy was booming. It wasn't a thing!

[@beerdrinker6452]

Better homeless than Red.

[@shotforshot5983]

What an unenlightened view and statement.

[@guitardave3028]

I've been homeless...then I figure out that it was up to me to provide myself a home...no one else but myself...it is no one else's job but mine..

[@nileist6666]

They could have had jobs building it

[@jamiejones6994]

Extremely cool documentery😎

[@tkskagen]

Great "deeper story" compared to PBS... Thank you for sharing.

[@Farmer-bh3cg]

At 20:00 and following i expected the reactor to be labeled "Acme Reactor Co. Ship to W.E. Coyote, Dustbowl St. Drytown, USA" ...

[@easysport11]

Amazing clip. Like it

[@tedc7714]

I joined the air force in 1963.. It was no secret then part of the dew line. Distant early warning.....

[@LoneWolf-sg5qk]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎬🌏 Awesome Documentary thank you

[@douglasgrob5804]

Excellent.

[@fikasionemale8414]

History is meant to be forgotten, but if messed up and knows about it, then yes they should be liable plus, so clean it up.

[@CEOstatus]

this is a dope & very informative documentary 💎💎💯

[@Uamaretwot]

Amazing to think that someone did a dump all those years ago and it's still just sat there.

[@numeprenume512]

Then they built ice tunnels and nuclear reactors, now they write a bad review on russia...

[@alierrtrillo9368]

Russia is a cesspit of misery and corruption

[@sergiosoto5834]

Your point?

[@hunterbilliot3412]

He has no point lol

[@derekwaugh8083]

He my friends is infact a circle ....

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

The base at Thule was operating in the late 1960s. I wonder if any of our northern DEW-line bases are still up there?(Alaska-Canada-Greenland)

[@lilianetraboulsi7938]

Very very interesting

[@ycanimedia9320]

i love seeing what we can do when we work together

[@Love_Is_What_Its_All_About]

Very interesting 🤔👏👏🇬🇧

[@donklaing]

America is not always completely honest.

[@khunmikeon858]

America is “NEVER” honest. There, I fixed it for you 😂. From an Irishman

[@MuhammadFaruqKhan-k3c]

Great thanks

[@curiousity4killer]

The footage of people in camp century the commentary is amazing. This looks like it was recorded recently great actors and why does the commentary has to be so sarcastic. Its hilarious.

[@rafaelvergara3787]

History all Americans Should be aware of 😮

[@udrawatiesharma2527]

Waw Wooh Amazing 👏 Fantastic Job 👏 Wooh ThanksAmen 👏 Amen 🙏

[@larrydugan1441]

Very interesting. If the ice cap is melting why is the camp buried under so much snow?

[@georgebrantley776]

Much is a relative term. Compared to 300 ft, 200 ft is "startling little snow" but of course it's all relative. 50 to 100 years from now, how close will the waste be to the meltoff? Who knows.