Cursed Objects That Scientists Fear

[@RCAvhstape]

"No scientists have been brave enough to take the Annabelle doll into a lab for testing." Translates to "No scientist wants to waste his time and risk his credibility on that BS."

[@joedanero5360]

Same conclusion before your comment was read.

[@dhtsoaedsdhtnadi9575]

agreed. also, the female half of the demonologist duo was lorraine, not elizabeth, as is named with graphics in the video.

[@somebody-that-exists323]

Or science just isn't yet ready to explore the other side that many people are terrified to even think about

[@JoriDiculous]

2nd time (at least) "Annabelle" have been featured on this channel. Not even the same backstory, besides the Warren fraudesters.

[@joedanero5360]

​@@somebody-that-exists323 You've got brain worms. That magical thinking hasn't contributed to your life or anyone elses in any way compared to STEM. If so, we'd be communicating subconsciously brain to brain right now instead of using this format which was provided to us completely by STEM. There's no magic going on here. As entertaining to you as it may be.....your preferred method of wishful thinking will continue to fail you and others when making decisions as well as affect the rest of us who need to coexist with you. Your type of "wishfull thinking" hasn't had any success.....ever in the history of man ....other than creating a drag on our progress. Among other things, Horoscopes aren't real, your gut lies to you when you start from being misinformed, the miracles of the bible and Koran are stories from peoples far less informed and educated than the society of today. There is no lost great ancient knowledge anywhere.... And reality is not as magical as you would like or need it to be, but I promise it is even more spectacular on the other side. You don't have special knowledge....you are not smarter than most. There are people that are making a lot of money and/or gaining power off of your back by reinforcing your own resistance in ignoring the truth.....and they need you to continue to be ignorant for their own gain regardless of your benefit.....which is negative. Seek what is truth and be honest to yourself first. That will be painfull to begin with as you will be filled with rage for a few years on how much you have been lied to. At the same time you will see the wool that has been pulled over your eyes burn away. Stop thinking you are special or gifted above all else in this moment. You ain't shit. I hope you come back to lol this in a few years with a clearer perspective.

[@blackhawk15897]

Just to clarify, the demon core wouldn't have blown up like a nuke and leveled Los Alamosa simply from the Tamper fully encasing it without spacers. If that's how it worked, then Plutonium-based fission nukes wouldn't require hundreds of pounds of precisely timed high explosives surrounding it to get the desired results. Instead, what would have happened if the tamper hadn't been knocked off was that the surrounding area would have been irradiated to lethal levels until the core got so hot that it melted through the base holding it and, probably, the ground beneath it as well. At which point, the reaction would stop. The whole facility would have probably still needed to be permanently evacuated and cordoned off, with cleanup crews being sent in once radiation levels dropped to survivable levels, but it wouldn't have turned Los Alamos into a black smear.

[@domvasta]

the core would get hot enough to expand, and then the plutonium atoms would be vibrating too fast and be too far apart from each other for fission neutrons to have a greater than 34% chance of causing another fission, which is necessary for a plutonium fission chain reaction to be self sustaining. Consequently, that's one of the reasons why plutonium has a much smaller critical mass than uranium, each fission emits more neutrons, more neutrons means more potential collisions with nuclei that themselves result in more fissions and thus more neutrons, then you have elements like Cf-251 with a bare sphere critcal mass of 2kg

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

​@@domvasta I understood none of that but thank you for the explanation

[@ffc1a28c7]

There is a difference between being irradiated and being radioactive. It's would not matter if the core dumped trillions of neutrons on everything; once you remove the plutonium, it is 100% safe.

[@animamundii]

Exactly. Interesting how it didnt seem weird to the dude telling the story that it did close for a second yet it didnt blow up. These yt docus need to be taken with a grain of salt

[@adhamsmithninercards8133]

If your bones and muscles are decaying and liquefied while you are losing your body functions one by one I think you would be begging for it to reach critical mass and vaporize you into a stain painless compared to being exposed to any unsafe level of rads 😅

[@Seluecus1]

Forgot to mention that all the scientists (working the demon core when it went critical) were demanded to go back to the spots they were standing, as Wells had told them that they were already dead, so they may as well get some more information out of it, such as radiation amount vs distance vs length of time it'd take for each scientist to die from being exposed.

[@Galeigh]

This. Despite the tragedy of it, it's one of best sources of information on radiation poisoning and how fast it disappates away from the source

[@edwardidiot471]

Ida told him to kiss my azz while plunging a knife in his head ending his life a lot sooner, MF kills me then expects me to wanna do some data Da phuck

[@polycrystallinecandy]

@@edwardidiot471 knowing scientists, they probably didn't have to be forced and likely did it gladly

[@Mills141]

They were nazis, commies and socialist that made weapons so I'm thinking were better off.

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

@@Galeighthe employes and fireworkers of the chernobyl desaster is actually the best source ever.

[@RocketSpam0]

Its so comforting to know so many clumsy people are working on deadly weapons.

[@DollyWony._.ৎ]

Wdym "comforting" clumsy ppl shouldn't be around deadly substances

[@RocketSpam0]

@@DollyWony._.ৎ Sarcasm.

[@DollyWony._.ৎ]

@@RocketSpam0 oh ok but the ``.`` Are kinda scary for some reason??

[@RocketSpam0]

@@DollyWony._.ৎ Well yes. People being stupid around explosives etc. Is very scary,!! Thats why you put your trust in GOD.❤️

[@DollyWony._.ৎ]

@@RocketSpam0 IM CHRISTIAN TOOO ૮₍ ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶ ₎ა

[@sgvincent100]

I’m sitting here eating taco bell while watching a video about a methane gas explosion.

[@BeAmazed]

🤣🤣🤣 warn the neighbors to evacuate the blast radius!!

[@Levidawgs7744]

@@BeAmazed lol

[@brittanyjones2984]

Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 best comment

[@cycrothelargeplanet]

You are watching a video about yourself

[@Engztrom]

Elephant's poop?

[@KatonRyu]

The flash the people saw in the Demon Core incident wasn't actually a real flash of light. It was the Cherenkov effect happening in the fluids of their eyeballs, just to make things a bit more creepy.

[@breakfreak3181]

The visual equivalent of a sonic boom....

[@KenJustice_uk]

that's real horrifying isn't it.

[@afrog2666]

This guy doesn`t know science, OR grammar

[@domvasta]

there probably was a visible flash too, since people outside the room saw it, which is way too far for that many charged particles to travel, likely everyone within the room, who tasted metal and felt the burst of heat, would have had a much more intense blue glow from the charged particles emitting cerenkov radiation inside their vitreous humor

[@ivanjelenic5627]

Wouldnt the radiation ionize the air, giving off some light in tge visible spectrum, too?

[@deathstrike]

Also as a side note: Anthrax is a Greek word that means "coal" It was described that way because the lungs looked blackened from a person who has died from it. The traditional treatment now is Ciproximine. It's a very powerful antibiotic and had to be given up to a year for inhalation Anthrax. The problem is, is that Anthrax is extremely stubborn, especially a "created" version. It can return in a patient if it is not monitored carefully months, even years later. Their is a vaccine for Anthrax, but it has unpleasant side effects, takes quite a few to achieve immunity, and doesn't last long for protection. But better than nothing.

[@KamiNoBaka1]

Not to mention that the spores of anthrax can live for decades in soil, and even longer on some other materials. They can remain viable for up to 71 years on silk threads. That's why you don't bury livestock that have contracted and died of anthrax, you incinerate them.

[@Orius25]

The anthrax vaccine is considered high risk and is only used in the military. The side effects can be fatal.

[@contumelious-8440]

@esphaeraspraestans4212said: " Make covid19 look like a lil baby." Yeah? How many did Anthrax kill last year. Annually in the US anthrax kills 5 people. Worldwide, ~3,500. How many did covid-19 get? I don't know the reasons that you say stupid things. I guess it's because you think you already know how the world works and you don't have to actually learn anything. As of now, 7 million people died from covid-19 including my wife. I know it's a joke to you, I assure you nothing has ever been more real in MY life.

[@JoriDiculous]

How about some real scary facts: They estimate arctic permafrost contains around 1.5 million anthrax-infected reindeer carcasses, and the spores may survive in the permafrost for 105 years. And take a dive into the Sverdlovsk incident (2 April 1979).

[@UpAt3.00AM-o_o]

Damn 💀that’s cool to think tht is better than us and is great a just livin

[@JustinasD]

I guess all the inaccuracies in the video are caused not by the ignorance of the creator but by his ingenuity: everyone watching notices something and rushes to correct it in the comments thus increasing viewer engagement and helping the video get more popularity.

[@babaecalus]

Yep. Many also intentionally misspell things even in the video title to get people to correct it, hence making more interactions. People suck.

[@mickeygold7184]

​@@babaecalusBe amazed doesn't do that.

[@nicechock]

it really seems like all Otzi related cases were assassinations

[@justenking4272]

its still garbage content.

[@prof.bizzarro]

6:28 "The core was melted down and recast in a new weapon"... Thank goodness, the demon core has been rendered harmless...

[@Mikesusendsadasdc]

The world end's when the first person fires one off tho. To many people have them now to use one. Unless you would like the world to end.

[@paweo_ptd]

I made video chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:36 - Split second mistake 6:41 - Truth or deer 10:33 - Cursed craters 12:41 - Devil in the Detail 16:35 - Rapper's De-fright 18:59 - World's Deadliest Selfie 22:17 - Hollywood Hunting 23:59 - Mars Attacks 25:26 - Guze and Effect

[@Virtuality2022]

pin this guy right now

[@abysmalvoid9136]

Thanks a lot!!

[@blarch2]

and half of them are basically nothing

[@topbuilder3790]

@@blarch2 I love how "global warming" made the ice recede to expose an animal that died 75 years ago... I guess that was just weather 75 years ago?

[@ZenZelos]

You forgot the AMAZING😲😉voice crack @ 27:47 😂😂😂😂

[@dayknowsalchemy]

Quick clarification: it was Dr. Richard Feynman - in asking Slotin NOT to do what he was doing - who actually coined the term, "tickling the dragons tail." Apropos, all the same.

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

Also, it doesn’t take someone “brave” enough, but reckless enough to do something that could result in a massive loss of life

[@slipstick985]

@@liquidrockaquatics3900 What kind of man rides a dragon, a mad man...or a king. I'll class Lewis as the 1st.

[@vollsticks]

I read somewhere that after Lewis' screwdriver slipped, he turned to the other scientists and said: "Well; that, gentlemen, is that."

[@artor9175]

No, the Demon Core would not level the site if it went supercritical. It would simply melt down while irradiating everything around it. It requires a very carefully symmetric detonation to induce a nuclear explosion. Without the rest of the bomb around it, the core cannot do that.

[@Tigerfire75]

Wasn't that very symmetrical explosion around it possible because fuses the Germans developed during the war? Weren't these fuses, their design, their inventor, and enough uranium powder or such captured aboard a submarine that was supposed to go to Japan? Isn't also true we didn't test that type of atomic bomb before using it because the Germans already had?

[@truescotsman4103]

@@Tigerfire75 Timing the fuses is the key to creating the compression conditions. Can you give me a link to info about this?

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

​@@Tigerfire75 sorry bud, but the first critical reaction in a controlled environment happened in Chicago. not Germany.

[@arielhermoso4262]

​@@Tigerfire75: The possibility that the German might SUCCEED in detonating the A-bomb - was ONE of the SECRET reason, for the LAUNCHING of the "Invasion of Normandy", last 06 June, 1944... The "Atomic Bomb Race" during WW-2 era, those involved in the "projects", both in western Europe (Germany) and in Americas sector - almost 99% of the technical peoples INVOLVED, were Jewish peoples!!.. The CHOSEN peoples of God, the descendants of Abraham, Isaac & Jacob!!... (Genesis 12:3, 1- 4)...

[@tonysworld3001]

Um yer it would it's like saying a nuke won't level everything around it of course it will

[@bbarott]

Regarding the Demon Core, Beryllium is not a tamper, it is a reflector. Tampers are made of heavy materials, lead or depleted uranium. A fission weapon typically contains both a reflector and a tamper.

[@brovid-19]

Um, actually

[@antoniobermudez9917]

You KZbin scientists are comical sometimes.

[@Greyisdrowning]

I smell autism

[@Im_salty_ig]

shut up nerd

[@brillopad1392]

It actually wasn't "radioactive atoms" that killed Slotin. It was gamma radiation, which is made of extremely high-energy photons.

[@serious.business]

To the layperson, same difference.

[@theoneway22]

Thanks very much for clarifying something literally no one gives any kind of tiny shits about.

[@brillopad1392]

@@theoneway22 Thank you very much for the illustration of how someone with an insignificant intellect handles subjects they don't understand. But I hope your constipation resolves itself.

[@magpiestudent9357]

Well I thought it was interesting...

[@jigglepuff1218]

​@brillopad1392 you listen here Mr. Pad... my poops are just fine

[@samkillzgames6940]

When I clicked on the video I thought "cursed" was an exaggeration, but no, "scientists" was the exaggeration. Disappointing.

[@wm437]

The Monk already had been working on the book for several years. It was a secret passion of his for many years. He was very wise in offering to complete a book that was already completed. He bargained for a day because he knew that was an impossible time frame and thus securing the deal. A day later he showed up with a complete book that he had been working on for the last 20 years. A Wise man indeed.

[@i_am_well]

Still does not explain the consistent handwriting. That's a good small piece to wonder about

[@yukiyuukichan5771]

​​@@i_am_well well. Not really. If you really focus on uniformity it isn't a problem, also: if he worked on that book for 20 years in total and the book has 310 pages it would've been 23,5 Days per page which seems more then doable. Even when you remove a whole year for him binding it and decorating it, it still would be 22days per page. If you put time and effort in you can absolutely write in the exact same handwriting at that pace

[@kevmasengale6903]

Prove it

[@philm4337]

@@i_am_well Monks were trained to write in a certain way. It's why the writing too so long, it's down to incredibly obsessive attention to detail, nothing more. You could potentially have multiple monks working on one page and no one would notice the difference in handwriting because those differences would be too small to notice. It's also partly how moveable type and then the Gutenberk press came into existence, the attention to detail helped lead to the "surely we can make this easier and/or repeatable" line of thinking due to that consistency throughout.

[@i_am_well]

@@yukiyuukichan5771 Thanks for the info! Makes sense

[@manubour]

I know it was a different time & security standards weren't the same but that scientist with the atomic core & screwdriver deserves a posthumous darwin award

[@brianmurphy250]

There are a lot of videos about that incident. I believe that most of the guys in that died from radiation. When the flash happened the guy with the screw driver had everybody take a piece of chalk and mark an X on the lab floor to show there positions/distance from the core so that they could study the effects. He joined Madam Curie and the other early scientists who all studied radiation with fatal consequences

[@billyblinkers420]

Agreed,my thoughts as well

[@TexasHoosier3118]

Darwin awards are by definition posthumous.

[@Roxor128]

@@TexasHoosier3118 Not necessarily. The award is for removing yourself from the gene pool. It doesn't require you also remove yourself from the population. As long as you can no longer reproduce, that's enough.

[@xspixels]

all darwin awards are posthumous

[@JohnSmith-vz8pc]

6:56 It's not "covered" in permafrost, the PF is 10's of cm or metres below the ground, covered by the "Active layer" which goes above zero every summer. Ironically, below the PF is non-frozen soil, that is kept warm by geothermal heat.

[@marcaber6367]

Don't tell them that, it makes all their "man-made climate change" story unbelievable

[@markwarren3535]

They claimed the deer was uncovered by climate change. But if it's 75 yrs old, that means 75 yrs ago that deer was on normal ground level. And was then covered. Seems " climate cycle " is more accurate.

[@ErrollBrantley-pe6eu]

Dude. That guy? Whyyy?

[@simonwaffleman]

There’s a lot of “oops” in the video. I looked up your information and found even more fascinating stuff. If nothing else, the video had you comment, which led me to learning other new things … even with the errors

[@mr_pickles3015]

​@marcaber6367 dam that's the best response ever! Well said!!

[@just_kos99]

Just as an FYI, that first segment with Slotin and the Demon Core: those images were from a re-enactment, not the actual incident.

[@Doktor_Apokalypse]

The photo of the elephants foot with the weird blurry lights is not caused by the radiation warping the photo, it is because the shutter speed was so low to capture the image in the low light and as the engineer moved around it left a blurry image of him moving. The light trail is his flashlight moving around.

[@5taceydaisy]

They weren’t talking about the lights or his motion blur; in fact they specifically mentioned that he is blurry because of the shutter speed on his cameras They were talking about the overall grainy appearance of the entire photo. This is something that happens to all cameras exposed to enough radiation, which is a big reason why remote cameras aren’t able to be used in high radiation zones.

[@VergilArcanis]

fun story to the elephants foot: they found an odd variant of black mold causing the structure to crumble. it thrives off of the Gamma radiation in a variation of photosynthesis

[@igrim4777]

That's one man's hypothesis. It's far from being established as fact.

[@Si74l0rd]

@@igrim4777 Extremophiles are common in nature however, especially simpler organisms, so it's a perfectly viable hypothesis.

[@I-Stole-Your-Toast700]

Mold be like: Fuck sunlight, my homies eat dna ruining particles flying through the air

[@VergilArcanis]

@@Si74l0rd even funnier is they think the mold came about as a direct result of the radiation, rather than evolving on its own

[@securatyyy]

In the deep ocean, where light doesn't reach, organisms rely on chemosynthesis instead of photosynthesis. The environment down there is insane. Like thermal vents have their own ecosystems, and whale falls provide an ecosystem as well. I could totally see something adapting to make use of the radiation

[@NightRunner417]

Slotin's drama-soaked insanity wasn't just foreshadowed; it was WARNED about. Enrico Fermi, SLOTIN'S BOSS, warned him directly about his reckless approach to playing with the dragon core, saying, "You'll be dead within the year, if you keep doing that." Rumor has it that he was a glutton for attention, adding needless fanfare to an already highly dangerous situation. He got off on doing it the risky way for oohs and ahhs from spectators.

[@joe-nf7cf]

Very similar to a social media "star" risking his life doing stupid stunts.

[@LlamaKingGaming]

Thanks for exoposing me to the curse of Otzi

[@mrnobody8464]

The iceman Otzi is a little bit of a stretch. A researcher dying of a medical complication some 14 years after the iceman’s discovery? Everybody associated with anything will eventually die if you stretch the time span out far enough.

[@chrislong3938]

It's the same with the King Tut curse.

[@got2kittys]

Especially since Otzi was killed by an arrowhead.

[@TheLiamis]

Yep. an old person crashing and old person dying and 2 people in a high-risk environment dying is just statistics.

[@rome8180]

That's how so many of these so-called "curses" work. It's just frequency bias. Once we start looking for patterns, we'll notice them anywhere. Also, even if 10 people associated with an object died within a week that would still be easily explainable. The world is incredibly vast, and trillions of events happen daily. If you observe enough events over a long enough period of time, some of them are going to be connected in crazy ways. That doesn't indicate that it means anything.

[@yeahhmadd]

Ikr. It's like saying "all the people who worked on the construction of the pyramids of Giza were cursed, as to this day, they are all dead..."

[@titusschulz2137]

Fun fact about the evacuation of pripyet as well, it was filmed. If you watch the footage, you'll notice tiny white flashes. This is because the radiation was so high it was damaging the film. Another fun fact about the elephants foot is that it has its own name, chernobylite. The first samples were taken by the scientist borrowing an ak47 from the local police department and shooting samples off the elephants foot.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

I thought it was called corium

[@Baba_Yaga_87]

Either way it looks awesome...

[@MonsterMacLLC]

What I am most frightened of are contractors who would put housing on top of a radioactive sinkhole full of anthrax...

[@ALPHAMAGASLAP]

Get right with God and nothing is Scary

[@becky2235]

​@@ALPHAMAGASLAPwhich God? There are many?

[@ALPHAMAGASLAP]

@@becky2235 Jesus Christ is your Lord and someday you will have a choice 🙏 As he pulls you from hell, you will be filled with his glory!! I'm positive you have absolutely know Idea what you're talking about and because your mind is young and weak, I will pray for you!! I'm not afraid of death are you?

[@Tyranid_Hive_Mind]

​@@ALPHAMAGASLAPHow does religion relate to contractors putting houses above an anthrax sinkhole?

[@spaceparrot8702]

@@Tyranid_Hive_Mind Easy. Religion nuts are demented and place their entire lives' responisbility in the hands of an imaginary sky daddy. They seek to avoid congitive dissonance by "spreading the word". They think they're doing something good.

[@nicholasmoore2590]

The investigators who examined the Annabelle doll were Ed and Lorraine Warren. Who's Elizabeth guys?

[@simonnyman9031]

Yeah, I was confused by that too? No idea where he got Elizabeth from.

[@aleahcim4013]

I was about to say the same thing...who tf is Liz?

[@ThatOneGirlThatPlays]

The Annabelle story, it would be scientists are not allowed to do tests on it because the ones that want to do tests on it don’t get access to it. The owners simply will not have their myth be broken with test results, or Annabel might be just “kind of sleepy that day” as they would try retconning their way out of it

[@leebradley4461]

First reply

[@deancalder8799]

The biggest problem with the annabelle doll 1 is that after you touch or insult it anything bad that happens you'll link to it, the only problem is bad things happen everyday to people who've never been near it, you're trying to draw a straight line to the doll not realising that the people there can't possibly go the rest of their lives without anything bad happening.

[@SueroFuegolit]

wana test that theory???????

[@SEBithehiper945]

@@SueroFuegolitno because i dont wana wast my time.

[@annakeye]

@@SueroFuegolit Your '?' key is jammed.

[@SueroFuegolit]

​@@SEBithehiper945 you already wasted your time replying because I wasn't even talking to you lol ?

[@SueroFuegolit]

@@annakeyeNo I was clearly emphasizing my point cool segway though

[@bobsmith6079]

An interesting footnote to Slotin's death was a paper published saying that his left hand holding the shell also acted as a tamper and if he'd used a handle on the shell he wouldn't have died because not enough radiation would have been produced concluding "he'd died by his his own hand."

[@artisanrox]

omg 💀

[@Svensk7119]

The man didn't have time. He may have died by his own hand, but he also died at his post.

[@adamoneale4396]

My friend once declined to go to Pripyat with me as he said that I would "probably try to lick the elephants foot."

[@aestheticcruise8807]

The guy who decided to "tickle the dragon's tail" with a screwdriver ended up getting "burned" by the dragon.

[@MF-kr4hf]

'Burned by the dragon's Dick'

[@SPAMT0N-G-SPMTON]

Naw he climbed down the damn things throat and screamed

[@martinpahl5652]

It should be mentioned that the same "demon core" that killed Louis Slotin had 9 months before also killed his colleague Harry Daghlian, and Slotin had been involved in calculating his exposure. So he definitely knew what he was letting himself in for.

[@kc5402]

It *was* mentioned. Didn't you watch the video?

[@iainbredd2168]

14:23 If the devil’s page is darkest because it was the most viewed, surely the heaven page would also be equally as exposed and be just as dark. I call BS.

[@nekomimicatears]

Which it is.

[@KingKeiigh]

5:45 turned blue , not the Hull but he was close💀

[@cambridgemart2075]

On Chernobyl, they did NOT shut down the cooling system, the experiment was to disconnect the grid tie and use the electricity generated by the reactor as it shut down to run the cooling system. It was a non-standard test ordered by the management, supposedly under instruction from the KGB.

[@ADg-le9ms]

Was any research done before writing this piece? The data is available as are guides to the pronunciation of unfamiliar words.

[@Tsiri09]

I was stationed in England during that time. Our dosimeters (I was a dental assistant) were sent in every month and we had blood drawn with zero explanations. We were told to buy fresh food only in the commissary- no explanation give. West of us, sheep in Wales were so contaminated they couldn't be used for meat or wool and the fields they grazed on were condemned. Couldn't be burned. We were told nothing. That's not just me- that's millions of Britians, American military, their dependents. Years later, I have hypothyroid and Britian reported a LARGE number of thyroid problems in females around my age. Again, no explanations. Russia? They still say nothing. There's a price to pay for serving, and things happen during peacetime. Is the VA doing anything? I don't qualify as a nuclear veteran.

[@cambridgemart2075]

@@Tsiri09 England was not considered to be affected at that time; a decade earlier, Windscale was a serious problem in the north west of England and north Wales and food grown in the area was considered unsafe to eat.

[@Trevor21230]

​@@ADg-le9ms This whole channel is just a money grab with extremely little actual research into the topics he discusses. It's a trash-tier channel barley above straight up misinformation.

[@3Clod]

@@Tsiri09 actually in italy we've been told about chernobyl by the media and been told why we were supposed to eat fresh food only. I remember strawberries 😋 Dunno why in england nobody knew...

[@hexagonshorts2186]

3:10 Imagine dealing with a nuke using a screwdriver.

[@-_wanderer]

He ended up dying So I don't think that's a good idea

[@theorigamidragon6711]

This guy…

[@ma3stro681]

🤡😵💀

[@brandensullivan1803]

Yeah what he did was incredibly stupid, more so because he knew how dangerous it was beforehand yet did it anyway, however I'd like to say some of this is on whoever his boss was as he should've been kicked out and banned from the premises after the first time he did it since he obviously can't follow simple safety procedures in what id assume is a high security facility

[@davebryan1890]

​@@brandensullivan1803yes but did you hear how one of the other scientists dropped one of the proper spacers onto it, that didn't turn out well either

[@JohanHaagg]

”The Devil is in the Details”. Yes. It is. First of all, the fire did not start in the library, but in the attic above the national hall. And the Codex Gigas was one of many that survived the fire. The fire was started by a chimney that was leaking (for those that dont know, if a chimney is leaking, heat escapes and might set fire to flamable objects. So a dusty attic is ideal). So yeah… details. Many more in that part of the list alone.

[@ComancheWarrior63]

The earth is the most cursed object. Everything that has lived on it, lives on it, and will live on it, will die

[@silversurfer3202]

LOUIS SLOTIN : After realizing his fatal mistake, looked up at his fellow scientists and gravely said..."I guess that does it" 😳!!! (ACTUAL QUOTE!!!) ☢️☠️. 😞

[@dumpmail-xz2qp]

I think the most simple way he could finish the book so quickly is by already have written the pages upfront and keeping it secret from everybody

[@Kalancodragon]

That still doesn't explain the whole "Handwriting stays the same" thing since the time taken would be 20 years either way. That would also be a hell of a long-con for... what? The off chance that you need a get out of jail free card at some unknown point in the future?

[@binkwillans5138]

It's not handwriting, it's a formal script. Same by different people at different times.

[@IllustriousCrocoduck]

I don't find that one mysterious at all. It's not really handwriting, it's formal script, as someone else lointed out. What evidence is there that it was actually completed quickly? I get it, the video is indulging slightly by appealing to mystery, but it's just not.

[@alea16]

​​​@@binkwillans5138Have you seen formal writings in really old, hadwritten books and documents? I have not seen Kodex Gigas's different pages, only the "demon" one, so cannot confirm or deny info about the same handwriting. But in long documents from the past, you can usually identify different writers by small details in letters, sometimes different ligatures and personal touches even in formal writing. It can be similar but during the whole book, if there was work of different hands or a long time between the start and the end, there should be differences. People are not mechanical robots and cannot write by hand without changes. Source: 3 years of learning about and reading medieval scriptures on Uni.

[@booster5329]

Thank you for explaining how radiation kills. I was an AF vet who worked on guidance INE on certain missiles that I don't need to name, however no one ever was able to explain it the way you did, thank you.

[@lukazzmatizz4378]

Buddy u so tupid

[@blastortoise]

Everybody knows radiation kills.

[@f.d.3289]

I always wanted to ask this question, how does it feel to work on weapons of mass destruction?

[@blastortoise]

@@f.d.3289 Great

[@lukazzmatizz4378]

@@f.d.3289 fantastic

[@MrBirdonawire]

I love how we put the “Elephant’s Foot” of Chernobyl next to a Raggedy Ann doll. Go touch the doll then go touch the “Elephant’s Foot.”

[@John_Smith_60]

And people would blame the doll.

[@tritonmole]

2:35 super criticality is not an explosion, it is just a chain reaction that sustains itself for miliseconds or indefinately, depending on the environment, just like a nuclear power plant. It is impossible to detonate radioactive material without compressing it to mind blowing pressures. That is why detonating atomic bomb is so hard, you must detonate explosives around the core in such precise timing, that the shockwave of the explosion manages to evenly compress the core allowing it to explode. Even a tiny error in timing and you are just left with vapourised radioactive stuff flying in all direstions. And still less then 10% of the material undergoes fision in an atomic explosion. So please do more research.

[@scriptflippa533]

The scientist was definitely proof there's a difference between being educated and being intelligent

[@GeTtHeDoG1883]

Take your 100 iq and become a nuclear physicist.

[@scriptflippa533]

I would but rather not nuclear energy is something I feel we don't have the wisdom necessary to use correctly. Also, going around assuming people iqs usually leaves you looking like the biggest dummy in the room more often than not.

[@timothydamiani]

​@Script Flippa I mean, we have plenty of wisdom on how to use it correctly. Letting the tip of a screwdriver decide whether you live or die just isnt it lol.

[@luisrosado7050]

5:21 welp, thats why you don't tickle any dragons tail

[@theorigamidragon6711]

😂

[@kconnor4568]

Sounds like Louis should be nominated or forever be placed in the Darwin Award category with several expletives following his name for all of the other lives that he put in danger.

[@-RedAfro]

I totally forget that the Demon Core was originally code named Rufus. To this day I still can't swallow that bit with the flathead screwdriver, the boldness of it is utter madness!

[@tubensalat1453]

Can't really say I feel sorry for that guy.

[@SpookiePossum]

Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer

[@haleyfleury3516]

Wasn’t slow for him though was it hahaha

[@MF-kr4hf]

The good ole days..

[@minervaaurora8109]

Mad scientists will always do as they will, even if it risks life

[@preacherF-15]

I'm a former F-15C pilot and a cancer patient. Many of us who flew the mighty Eagle developed this type of cancer even though the government swears that proximity to DU ammo does not cause cancer. Ah well... The eagle was worth it.

[@baronvonshekel7323]

I hope you make it,serving your country shouldn't be a death sentence in times of peace.

[@wendygvozdich3187]

Thank you for your service and I hope you’re going to be OK. God bless.

[@FalcoGer]

@2:30 it's called prompt critical, and no, it would not explode. It would merely irradiate everyone around it.

[@danielvazquez8025]

Talking so much about the first part, you’d think he’d tell the interesting fact that when the scientists ran away after the core went critical, Louis told them to come back and stand exactly where they were, he told them this to measure the distance they were from the core and in turn, how much radiation each individual was exposed to, he was calculating each individuals’ remaining time to live

[@brillopad1392]

An interesting fact about the Daghlian criticality; it wasn't the initial prompt excursion that killed him. If he had thought about it and just walked away from the core for a couple days, he would have been alright, though probably more prone to cancer later on. What killed him was the high-energy fission products resulting from the initial criticality, but they would have burned off in a day or so. He got the lethal dose when he carried the core back to the safe it came from. There are instances when it's not good to follow your mother's advice to always put things back where you found them -- at least right away.

[@NeilMalthus]

Just don't go back to fireworks?

[@Ludak021]

these would be the neutrons, not some magical particles. We know, at least those that went to elementary school, what fission is and how it works. Energy from fission is released as heat and radiation.

[@brillopad1392]

@@Ludak021 It wasn't the neutrons that killed him, it was the gamma. The most the neutrons did was to activate some atoms into isotopes, which would have likely caused problems down the line, but the photons killed him first.

[@oneanotherstudios]

@@Ludak021 who tf teaches nuclear fission to kids in elementary school?

[@brillopad1392]

Correct!

[@ottopartz1]

Fun fact related to the grainy photos from Chernobyl. In 1945 scientists at Kodak surmised that a large nuclear reaction (explosion) had taken place due issues they were having with transporting x-ray film. They found trace amounts of the wrong kind of radiation in their raw materials that would later be named cesium-141 IIRC. They knew about the bomb months before the nuclear explosions in Japan.

[@Haifisch7734]

There were only 3 weeks between Gadget explosion and Hiroshima bomb

[@Just_lift_anyone]

@@Haifisch7734That’s just what NASA wants you to believe.

[@Haifisch7734]

@@Just_lift_anyone NASA was created 13 years after first atomic bombs

[@jigglepuff1218]

​@@Haifisch7734🤓

[@scottmaclaren4695]

the cesium is a way that art appraisers look for fakes you can make the paint in the old ways but after 1945 it's gonna have cessium

[@MickDarkstar1]

What to be learned from the demon core: laziness kills

[@Thornbloom]

Didn't need a radioactive ball to tell you that!

[@bleekcer]

Wasn't lazy enough to become a scientist. Not enough lazyness kills. :P

[@wuodanstrasse5631]

As a long retired Professor of Plasma physics and Quantum ElectroDynamics, a former Chief Scientist for a 3-Letter Agency, & very, very much more, I am intimately familiar with this incident. Laziness had absolutely nothing to do with the profoundly unwise 'technique' being demonstrated. At that time, and for quite some time thereafter, the link between Cherenkov Radiation and the resulting fatal results was, at best, poorly understood. The spacers on the quite heavy thick lead cover made handling the cover unacceptably difficult and time-consuming. The flat bladed screwdriver allowed it to be used as a lever to help lift the obviously unacceptably heavy cover that had no handles. If there had been any reasonable understanding as to how much damage the Plutonium ball was doing to everyone even remotely close to the ball, it should have been behind a thick lead (Pb) wall. My PhD advisor, Professor Richard Feynman, who was well acknowledged to be the most brilliant man on our planet, later died from one of the various unique cancers caused by his close work on the first bombs. It is ever so easy to criticize with nearly 70 years of hindsight and open knowledge of so many things that could not even be wildly imagined at that time. Despite what is stated in the video, by just being as close to the Plutonium as he was, he was already receiving a lethal dose, just not so much that would kill him quickly. All such neutron ionizing radiation is cumulative, something we know now and why but utterly unknown at that time. The age old adage: "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing." applies quite accurately here.

[@jackwhite1742]

Thanks!

[@kellengro1124]

One thing to note about the robotic camera he said that was used to take a picture of the elephant foot. When they opened the door that sealed the corridor down to where elephants foot had leaked too there counters showed deadly levels of radiation. In order to get a picture of the elephants foot they place the camera that they were going to use for damage. Analysis placed it on a chair and they rolled it down. They took the picture and they pulled the chair back using rope.

[@lonnarheaj]

An interesting detail regarding "curses" causing people to die: unless something dramatically changes, we all still die with or without a curse.

[@Tomyironmane]

On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.

[@rebel2809]

wow, an old man died 14 years after finding otzi? it's almost like he was old!

[@cheeseybreezy518]

"we all still die with or without a curse." is the most alt punk album name i've ever heard

[@PanicAtTheBleach3177]

This video shouldn't even mention curses It's about science right curses aren't science.

[@mcspud]

urmom is a curse

[@ShockInazuma]

Arthur has technically bested the Elephant's Foot. He went to it many times and still lives on to tell the tale.

[@steinbauge4591]

Korneev, although taking risks, knew what he was doing. The Chernobyl incident has shown that humans and animals have more ability to overcome the effects of radiation than previously thought. The ecosystem in the forbidden zone has thrived in the absence of hunting and human activity despite the presence of some hot spots. Most of the zone is livable and a number of civilians that had nowhere else to go have lived there.

[@isiso.speenie5994]

Save for the poor Kids in the Ukraine,eating their favorite Raspberry jam. Which loaded their poor little hearts with massive Ceasium 137. !!!!!

[@paulpantsoff6584]

@@isiso.speenie5994 Indeed steinbauge4591 has the Bliderbergs' fallus so far up their rectum that when they open their mouth a little wider you can see the rim tickling their tonsils

[@Berniesbruh]

Tripping

[@SanSan.hehehe]

I love how he makes videos like this….. it’s like I’m addicted

[@andrewlanglois6362]

21:59 Arthur is irradiating with electricity in his body. He is in the Guinness Book of World Records for that title.

[@accalya271]

I'm frightened by the Elephant's foot.. something that can be seen, explained, has a horrific tragic tale behind it and can literally destroy your DNA which makes us unique and well.. us? I'm fascinated but absolutely frightened 😨😵

[@GoldSrc_]

If it makes you sleep better, it's no longer as radioactive as it was when it first formed, but you still don't want to be around it for several minutes. The most dangerous radioactive elements, always have half-lives in the order of seconds and minutes. A random rock on the ground most likely has a half-life in the order of several hundreds of thousands of years. And then there's the cosmic rays, which destroy your DNA every day, but that's not really a problem since your body can repair that amount of damage.

[@RomanKoval-ju6ht]

almost every day you may be do some more frighting. oh, need long explaine/ Everage europian car oner gave 10 000$ to Putin for genocide of sirians chechens ukrainians. Ukraine gave up on West pressure and hang out 2400 thermonuclear bombs + 1000 nuclear bombs. => now 300 000+ ukrainians paid own lives for this mistake. So NO more countries refuse nuclear weapon. So more and more countries will have nuclear weapon. => after 10-20-30 years such lovely organisations like ISIS will get thetmonuclear bombs. and it will be ORDENARY thing: when somebody evaporete nuclear plant by thermonuclear bomb, which easily stored in car so 10-30 yeas and you will enjoy of World of TOTALUS aaaaa Big Brother Watch You Oruel's 1984 - is a baby ..... compare with reality

[@Dynelegacy]

love how every single cursed object is being marketed instead of destroyed XD

[@Thanoswasright_]

Ahhh humans gotta love em😂

[@christopherbradley7809]

That's because curses aren't real

[@SPAMT0N-G-SPMTON]

DEMON CORE 2.15$ ADD TO CART disclaimer: chance of radiation death is 99.99999999999% after closing. You should buy it to prank your friends! 😃

[@Pr3t4ndor]

6:19 How cute was the radiation sickness? Asking for a friend.

[@Pomeranc470]

He said acute

[@Pr3t4ndor]

@@Pomeranc470 Yeah, he definetly didn't say ugly

[@red.bread.redemption2]

​@@Pr3t4ndor not cute but cute

[@ascendantindigo271]

I can't figure out how "Herman the Recluse" managed to fit 160 donkeys into that room he was in...

[@aubsaurusrex]

I really think we need to discuss the definitions of "cursed" and "fear"... Not messing with extraordinarily dangerous things like radioactive substances doesn't make it cursed or you afraid 🤔

[@joshuamarvin7400]

I'd say at this point, those are phrases used to echo a more superstitious time. And a rational person should definitely be afraid of invisible killers. It's just that for the longest time we were scared of ghosts and demons when we really should have been afraid of viruses and radioactive elements.

[@devanshmishra722]

Maybe it was just for clickbait🧐

[@7heplague236]

@@joshuamarvin7400 Hey, just curious if you have any thoughts on the beings some people claim to meet while under DMT use. Do you believe in the possibility of other-dimensional beings? Edit: I do largely agree w your observation btw.

[@Uthael_Kileanea]

Words change over time. My favorite example is that "gay" used to mean cheerful/happy.

[@soulbot119]

you don't get views by using mild language. I'm surprised he didn't put *"TERRIFYING"* in there somewhere like all the other clickbait titles

[@mistercool8376]

Lewis definately deserved a Darwin Award

[@erictaylor5462]

Louis did the calculations for everyone who was exposed and came up with the doses for everyone including himself. He knew when he saw that 2100 that he was a dead man, but he was the only one who had a lethal dose. In any case, all of the others in the room died from cancer.

[@krystencabbage1032]

The thing with the demon core definitely was a case of "mess around and find out" as well as "we have regulations for this exact reason" if he had been patient enough to do the process correctly, he probably would've eventually died of cancer or radiation sickness anyways, but it would've been less horrific.

[@newshodgepodge6329]

I've heard of this Dybbuk box on a few different channels. But this is the first time I've ever heard that Post Malone was part of the chain of events.

[@koreywilliams4570]

Lewis was dead the second he was hit by the radiation. He was a literal ghost. All the cells in his body lost the ability to regerate. Crazy story.

[@glenphillip4296]

*REGENERATE

[@ArchangelExile]

Regerate*

[@popeye82]

Not a literal ghost

[@Charles-k7p1z]

Guess what else is a crazy but true story. Reality

[@dinosaurpro6592]

All because of a slipped screwdriver. Honestly a Darwin award.

[@Croatia182]

Man can you imagine how that guy felt?!?! Imagen having your skin melting down from your bones and flesh DAMN

[@dakotareid1566]

@@Croatia182except that didn’t happen

[@ILIKECATS347]

True

[@adamdixon6326]

Haha basically, should have called it the wedgey thingy in betweeny death technique

[@DornishQueen]

The Elephant's foot looks like the poop emoji.

[@steavo78]

That’s actually a very interesting thing to think about. How do you scientifically test if something is possessed by a spiritual entity? Something that most scientific equipment is unable to perceive. If they ever figure out how to, I would love to learn about it 😊

[@happymaster3290]

and yet scientists say heaven's not real, without evil there can't be good, the Bible was made in what year? (before what 2000 AD?)

[@stxres]

@@happymaster3290 the bible has also been edited by corporations for hundreds of years., Nothing in that hell hole is real

[@CashMoneyMerta]

@@happymaster3290 there is no such thing as good or evil except to humans, so in the real world there is no difference.

[@leonrickenbach]

well i had done the suggestion if demons exsist

[@nightmarerex2035]

lots things scince dosent know like we know HOW gravity works we know HOW things live and die but do we know WHY THAT WAY AND NOT ANOTHER WAY?!?! nope wstill searching

[@deadmanrunning6670]

The segment of the bacteria beneath the Russian permafrost is one of the themes of the video game The Talos Principle, but in that case the entirety of mankind is wiped out.

[@ravani_]

Fun fact: The demon core wouldn't actually leave much of a crater. It would barely go boom even, as it would evaporate under its own heat before it can release enough energy. This is why nuclear bombs have such elaborate contraptions in them. They are designed to make sure that the time before the energy released could push it into a subcritical mist/liquid would be long enough for a boom.

[@shadowmystery5613]

Nuclear material in nuclear bombs is compressed by explosives to release the entire energy stored in said material in a split second. This is done because there's still gigantic gaps of void empty space even between atoms which drastically reduces the chance of a neutron hitting another to enter fission, especially in the abscence of moderators like those used in nuclear reactors lowering speed to make collisions and this fission reactions more likely. The faster a neutron moves the lower chance for it to hit something and compressing the fission material with conventional explosives exactly works around that issue by compressing the atoms of plutonium or uranium closer together and reducing the empty space between their atoms. This also results in a lower aount of fission material required for a bomb because only the compression together with the inserted neutron source will cause the nuclear fuel to go supercritical, uncompressed nothing happens at all because our bomb is not dense enough yet to initiate a chain reaction converting the entire material into energy in an instant.

[@neon-john]

It would have done nothing. The blue flash was the duration of the fission event. A high negative coefficient shut down the reaction as the Pu and Be heated long before the reflectors were flung aside.

[@BirdOfHermes83]

That clip of Frank shaking his head killed me. Thanks! 👍

[@jpjp9111]

I have a set of instructional DVDs that everyone whom I offered to give it to, died one way or another. First one was a dear friend of mine. That devistated me but I never made the connection until later. I offered it to 2 more people after that. Each of them died shortly after before getting the set. Needless to say, I stopped offering it to others after several people died. I feel terrible after this. It's cursed for anyone else except me.

[@jpjp9111]

I'm not kidding.

[@vallejomach6721]

Everyone dies one way or another eventually.

[@pixleplays305]

25:43 Ötzi the iceman was actually MURDERED! His body was preserved so well that an arrowhead could be recovered from the back of his shoulder. The arrow had severed an artery, causeing our poor, poor Ötzi to bleed out in the snow. but get this, THE ARROW WAS PULLED OUT! Someone shot Ötzi and then followed him until he died, then pulled the arrow out of his body, breaking the arrowhead off in the process! I wonder if this was the oldest recorded murder victim ever found?

[@alexdiels466]

No there was a serial killer in caveman times, he upwas using rocks to crack the skull and damage the brain. Scientists discovered that because they found cave filled with human like skulls which had holes in skulls.

[@pixleplays305]

@@alexdiels466 im talking about otzi, not cave man serial killer, otzi was shot.

[@alexdiels466]

@@pixleplays305 I know but you wrote at the end that you wonder if this was oldest recorded murder victim

[@pixleplays305]

@@alexdiels466 oh, sorry, your right.

[@König-is-your-mum]

What if Ötzi if a unintentional serial killer lol

[@Silverwasp72]

One of the best thing i love hearing is professionals decoding the mysteries which people whould have belived as curses, deamons and spiritual entities if it were not for them...

[@dougr8646]

"In the end of days the sons of men will belittle the truth of light, and worship those who spread falsehoods as if" Yezabia 10:6

[@epic7224]

And I love hearing when they can't debunk it and end up having to admit spiritual exists and so does God. ;)

[@Silverwasp72]

@@epic7224 and I also love how they ignore all the debunking they got on there face and all they can do is act like nothing happened... science' never said spiritual being doesn't exist. All it did was explained stuff how they work actually where people belived was spiritual being's doings... Try going through some history lessons to know how the world was then and now...

[@Silverwasp72]

@@epic7224 in the end of the day its your decision... Go do a sacrificial ritual by offering a kids life so the crops could grow...

[@stickiedmin6508]

​@@epic7224 Uh-huh? When did you hear that? Who had to 'admit spiritual exists?' What couldn't be debunked? Be as detailed as you like.

[@arkinguy1485]

Messing with stuff that’s radioactive is very dangerous and should not be done is what I get from this

[@killer-py3bl]

I made a uranium crayon 🖍️🖍️

[@killer-py3bl]

I colored legendary super Saiyan broly and now his hair glows green under UV light

[@sverrejansen1873]

1:45 big badaboom

[@lonely_7891]

1:46

[@luukfireworks]

Ye it was funny😂

[@ethanedmondsswann4600]

frrrr tho

[@Zuzanna3005]

Uf you tap on this: 1:46 rlly fast you will hear the n word

[@Bennyboibruh]

@@Zuzanna3005why :(

[@sierragoodwin7651]

I would like to say your Videos are always amazing, and your research is in Depth. My only critique is you named the Warren's as "Elizabeth and Ed Warren" Ed's wife's name is Lorraine Rita Warren, not Elizabeth.

[@ChuckNorrisUltra]

I also called conversing with my ex-mother-in-law, "tickling the dragon's tail". Imagine to my amazement how I wasn't original at all, but the outcomes of either made things a lot worse. Also, Slotin and his trusty screwdriver 100% reminds me of my narcissistic, late uncle who "saved the world" a few times, working at a big chemical company.

[@iongriffis2435]

Hmmm Dr Who and his Sonic Screwdriver...

[@haleyfleury3516]

I would like a little backstory here man like what do you mean saved the world and shit I want to know more why you do us like that bro

[@BrendonCoss-e5w]

Bacteria is more to fear than any of them 12:50

[@Vicious-Spiral]

Bacteria, viruses, parasites (eg. Marlaria, tsetse fly...), some fungae... yep. The most frightfull of them all. No doubt!

[@tdgransit9091]

Let's give a big shout-out and a solemn R.I.P to all those that have died for / as a result of science!

[@ITIsFunnyDamnIT]

I'm surprised James Deans car, the one he crashed that killed him, wasn't brought up on the list of items considered cursed. Seems that everyone who used parts from his crashed car were killed by it in some way.

[@evtaku]

Anything saying scientists have examined and are afraid of it?

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

@evtaku the wreckage of the car itself vanished and has never been relocated so scientists can’t test it. That’s probably a good thing because everyone who has touched the car or used parts of it in their cars were later found dead… that’s what I call a cursed car

[@Soaring_Penguin]

Great list, but I'm a bit disappointed that the cursed chair isn't here. I forget where, but there is this cursed chair which allegedly kills anyone who sits on it. Several people have tried their luck and they all seemed to die in some freak accident very soon after. It got so bad that the owners nailed the chair to the wall under the ceiling so no one could ever sit on it again. That story still freaks me out a bit lol.

[@Cynchronicity7]

I think I know what you’re talking about. The place/city where it is starts with a B. Brighton, maybe?

[@thrashmetaldave]

The Devil's Chair allegedly cursed by murderer Thomas Busby before his execution in 1702 in North Yorkshire, England. Many deaths have been attributed to those who have sat in it. Versions of the legend say he either cursed it on the way to his execution or was sat on the chair at the time of his arrest and cursed it then. I think it's now in the Thirsk Museum in Yorkshire

[@NeilMalthus]

@@thrashmetaldave Curses are of course just silly superstition. I walked under the same ladder twice within hours just the other day. It was that or walk off the pavement and into the road. Where there be cars.

[@1withREALITY]

@@NeilMalthusit’s because you walked through twice. Pulled the Uno reverse on the curse

[@jonmarcnelson2149]

1:45 Yes, I too would love to watch the 5th Element again

[@brucemcclelland8894]

Lmaooo thought the same :D

[@johnnada]

It's not unrealistic to think the author of the codex gigs maintained proper hand writing because he had an extreme attention to detail.

[@AbsoRuud76]

Also, it isn't handwriting, it's calligraphy.

[@lawrencenoyman350]

@@AbsoRuud76 Yes they have absolutely nothing to do with each other.

[@zachariah1990]

It is unrealistic because again the time needed to write it would be impossible to maintain consistency. Just take the L on it and understand science doesn’t have the answer simple.

[@IllustriousCrocoduck]

And how is it impossible? Magic is not an answer for anything. And gullibility doesn't teach you anything.

[@GODHATESVANDAL]

i do calligraphy and its totally possible to maintain the same handstyle/font. Thats literally what calligraphy is about. consistency. and about writing it in 1 day... who tells us that he hadnt already written it beforehand?? or that the story behind it is factual and not a myth to surround the codex? making it more legendary

[@swollenforehead5270]

The funny thing I find about the atomic bombs is that there was support to be 4 of them but they were halted bc of bad weather

[@RipleySawzen]

Misinformation: The Chernobyl "accident" wasn't a safety test; it was a full-blown experiment. They were experimenting with the reactor's ability to operate under certain conditions. The reactor passed with flying colors, performing above specifications, which tells you how badly they F-ed up. Also, the elephant's foot is perfectly fine to touch. Just wash your hands immediately. Last time I did the calculations, you could sleep next to it for a full night and be perfectly fine. The more dangerous something is, radioactively, the shorter duration it will be dangerous for.

[@SnorrioK]

Are most of the stories in this video exaggerated bullshit intended to garner more views on the next video?

[@RipleySawzen]

@@SnorrioK I'd say yes. This video deserves all the dislikes it's gotten. 20% dislikes is HUGE.

[@Its-jsrg]

@@RipleySawzen 😑😑😑 *sigh*

[@Derethevil]

Nobody ever tickles my tail.

[@haleyfleury3516]

Hands down my favorite comment and should have way more likes man fr people be sleeping on your comment and idk why too busy arguing lol

[@markotto4281]

Sounds like a personal problem.😂

[@violina2301]

yeah be amazed that building in the left picture in 0:55 was made by a czech architect named Jan Letzel and the good part there was a second building there build by my countrys people.

[@madquest8]

Wow, I never knew about the safety spacers, that makes him a Darwin award winner for sure... he deliberately took unnecessary risks LOL

[@cactuszak4454]

This planet is the most cursed item! Everyone and everything that has ever lived here has died! 😮

[@howardsternssmicrophone9332]

I'm a big proponent of Magical Thinking, so I'd like to think either a Demon from Hell, or an Ancient Alien Space Ship formed those craters...To hell with the logical explanations! I like the whacky theories!

[@SecretWars98]

Great Compilation! You should definitely do more cursed objects, the subject is interesting & you tell it so well! 💯

[@lukazzmatizz4378]

NO PLZ NO CLOSE THE CHANNEL PLZZZ

[@thewarriorkin2457]

​@@lukazzmatizz4378 *slams a uno reverse card right infront of lukazz matizz*

[@lukazzmatizz4378]

@@thewarriorkin2457 why

[@philkarn1761]

The beryllium shell was a neutron reflector, not a tamper. Tampers were a separate structure, usually made of depleted uranium. It surrounded a bomb (including any neutron reflector) to hold it together as long as possible so the chain reaction would proceed as far as possible before it all vaporized.