Discoveries That Baffled Scientists

[@Mister_Croza-ws3vt]

dancing plague of 1518, event in which hundreds of citizens of Strasbourg danced uncontrollably and apparently unwillingly for days, lasted for about two months before ending as mysteriously as it began. So, most people believe that there was no mountain or saint peters involved as the ''plague'' just randomly disappeared as it randomly begun in the first place

[@susanrobinson910]

I am somewhat of a scientist myself…😂 And as a scientist, I absolutely LOVE when weird, mysterious things (like the blood rainbow) can be explained by quirks of science and that it definitely ISN’T aliens! Great video, Be Amazed ❤

[@ArrowMaster_]

So you say you're a scientist? Name all elements in the periodic table

[@Experiment-1006]

Haha this is my fav comment since I first joined. :)

[@MaddiesGaming2]

whatsba blood rainbow?

[@Wally97523]

I am not a scientist, I am an historian and philosopher but I, too, love when facts and rational thought explain what others will unexplainable. I am a big fan of James Randi and the Center For Skeptical Enquiry. You go girl!

[@jolleveebansag3775]

@@ArrowMaster_ zhu

[@polishcow.]

"which is about as loud as one of my dad's sneezes" why is this so funny to me

[@TheFaeryRing]

At 19:04 you state the N Cascade Highway in Washington. Then at 19:06 you say this highway is in Washington D.C. The N Cascade Highway IS IN Washington STATE. Many of us Washington STATE residents drive this road often. It's actual name is SR 20.

[@MiriamK859]

I lived in DC for a decade and never heard of North Cacades Hwy. I had to look it up bc I thought I was losing it. 😂

[@telejoyentertainment3594]

Be amazed always educate us

[@theunbloodiedhunter6936]

He a teacher that is actually entertaining

[@paulvamos7319]

For history, I introduce TheFatElectrician! 😂

[@ChanFenrir]

The book What If? Was written by a retired NASA scientist and some of the stuff he reveals we don’t know is bonkers. Like why Ice is slippery, since water being slippery is a liquid characteristic

[@itzahoax934]

Uh... because it has a small top layer of water when friction is applied thus naking it indeed slippery. Ice itself isn't slippery.

[@wolfmantroy6601]

At 40 below ice is not overly slick. Even 20 below.

[@coltwing6661]

As I recall another popular theory for the forest explosion was Telsa testing his Death Ray

[@HopeBrown-Hart-th9fk]

Possibly I don't really know for sure, but the trees looked like pine trees to begin with and pine trees. Sap is highly flammable and they excrete a gas that when trapped in a basin or bowl-like thing If someone were to set a fire at the very bottom or set up a firecracker or anything of that nature or just the sun hits it right? The temperatures are just right. You can get a spontaneous combustion which could literally set up the entire thing like a big ass bum if the forest is dense enough given the time period and with no research. Of course this is just hypothesis. It could stand the reason that the explosion was caused well by the trees themselves but without studying the weather conditions for the times as well as what type of trees. If they do produce any kind of gas that would be highly. It's hard to determine it as well is I don't really know a lot on the subject. I just happen to notice they look like pine trees

[@kennedybasumatary3213]

I wouldn't be surprised if the narrator speaks like this in his normal day life.

[@Wombat-blue]

I wouldn’t surprised either but I would be disgusted.

[@deedupre2997]

I would love it

[@cornelianaude3509]

@@deedupre2997 me too

[@Amaze_Central]

He's funny I love it

[@teoteobor]

He has a Russian channel and there he talks differently

[@TheCharacterKid2011]

I loved the "SCIENTISTS..." in the intro

[@Dazer18]

Glad to see he's still having fun lol

[@Randombookwoorm]

Cool! Love your vids my guy

[@TundeEszlari]

Very good video.

[@raptureangel5409]

Announcer is SO FUNNY! Thanks!

[@absolutetrash7880]

23:15, I worked at a fish hatchery and there was a story passed down about a bird of prey that caught a White Sturgeon from the Hatchery before dropping it a short distance later on the roof of a nearby building, which at the time was full of people during a presentation

[@blackmoney7]

Hilarious intro 🤣

[@isaiahach]

my dad saw that i was watching a video about the Tunguska event one day and he told me a story about how when he was a kid, he and his family came across something like that here in Northern Ontario, Canada. his family lived in the bush when he was a kid, and they would move from place to place every other year. during one of those times, they came across that area while walking alongside a river. his parents wanted to stay clear of that area because they believed it was a bad omen. he said it wasn't nearly as big as the Tunguska event though. i asked my aunt about that and she said that they did. it was somewhere north-northwest of Geraldton, Ontario. alongside a river

[@dakota3998]

People will forever find new stuff on this earth 🌎

[@mikhailreddy6633]

Keep up the vids 🎉❤

[@sandor139]

In Tunguska Case, there was an explosion of a spaseship above the treetoops. Meteorites DOESN'T Explode, EVER

[@TheWombat2012]

Umm…yes, they do. Meteorites often explode in mid air. There are several videos online of exploding fireballs. I’ve seen one myself over the ocean off the east coast of Australia in the 80’s. The Murchison meteorite in Australia was another well known one.

[@NeuroCorpse]

Love your vids❤

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Brilliantly entertaining as ever 💖

[@goatfromhell666]

I live in WNY by Chestnut Ridge. Every time I've ever hiked down to the Eternal Flame, I've had to light it. It goes out frequently

[@Dinoslay]

While I’m no scientist I believe that the “tunnel to nowhere” was an unfinished passage to a tomb that the Egyptians of the time had planned to build but abandoned the idea, instead leaving the tunnel as is and covered up the entry point.

[@ahyanzelman4557]

Now that I watched this video, I considered to be an archalogist so that I can explore the "void".

[@kareemhill1318]

Be amazed your one of the best video editors ik

[@diamondrobin4478]

Ur videos are funny big fan of urs

[@brycetonbennett9346]

Yes, this was the same Tunguskan blast mentioned in Ghostbusters

[@War_pig69420]

hello be amazed

[@gadsonkamawu764]

Nice one bro 👍🔥

[@SunsetFoox._.]

There’s no other good channel like this one.

[@chrisu7022]

I live super close to the eternal flame and it's so cool to see in person. I actually saved 2 friends of mine when they got stuck in a ravine while we visited during the winter. Was not a good idea to try and go up it covered in ice and snow lol

[@Iamahacker66]

A thunder storm for 10 hours?!?!😮😮

[@subith88]

KKKKKK KKKKKK KKKKKK

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

The amphorae could simply have come from a lost ship. The Romans did sail to the Canaries off the NW corner of Africa, so one ship getting lost due to a sudden storm sending it SW isn't beyond the realms of possibility. Ockham's razor being applied to many crazy "explanations" could easily be used in this situation. And given how many ships have been lost at sea with no explanation available, natural weather conditions must be top of the list for logical explanations.

[@rogueascendant6611]

I'm not buying this crackpot theory. This is proof that people like the government and other BS group don't like the real history.

[@theweirdos9311]

I've seen something rarer than a double rainbow! I have seen a double rainbow where one of the rainbows was upside down so it looked like a circle

[@michellekaraocorn]

Wow, you're so lucky, that is sooo rare

[@vannrussellbrutos1193]

Imagine faking for likes

[@dreammike05]

I also saw double rainbow and full circle rainbow before too! It was super cool

[@lornahoese8506]

@@vannrussellbrutos1193 Maybe they aren’t lying. You don’t know.

[@PandaPandaPandaPandaPanda]

I have too! (': my boyfriend didn't believe me

[@Waffle1301]

23:34 Imagen driving over all that fish

[@slcRN1971]

🤢‼️

[@paulvamos7319]

If it was fresh and still falling, just put a tarp down and, viola, fresh fish free! 😅

[@georgiaa382]

KINDA EARLY! BTW I LOVE UR VIDS ❤❤

[@7split10]

This guy is my favorite narrator. I skip the videos if he doesn’t narrate.

[@dalecole9191]

I've seen a red rainbow. I have pictures of it as well. It started out as a regular colorful rainbow and the sun was setting. As the sun set the rainbow turned red. It was the coolest thing I've ever seen.

[@7fink7]

wow! 10 hrs of Catatumbo lightning...we just need to find a way to preserve all this energy...🤠🥳🤓

[@Prima679]

Nature is truly fascinating

[@vickiesattelberg6906]

Check your research! The North Cascades Hwy is NOT in Washington DC. The Cascades are in Washington State.

[@robertgriffin662]

The "void" in the pyramid is actually a room were goa'uld kept there canopic jars. That way they could stay in stasis for thousands of years. And yes the pyramids were landing pads for there ships.

[@shady8479]

Hello Stargate fan 😁

[@robertgriffin662]

@@shady8479 hello yourself! I'm currently watching SG-1 again and couldn't help myself! Just had to make a stargate comment

[@josephtumelo.rabutlajoseph4923]

You never disappoint.

[@EyesOfByes]

That crow vs frog scenario would be a perfect Hollywood mov... oh wait. Aliens vs Predator

[@jasonlock884]

Ah, I live this narrator! His tone of voice is hilarious.

[@aidenyorke2132]

i saw a quadruple or a tripple or a quintipple rainbow once, super weird, then again, rainbows are just halves of halos.

[@stormcrest]

I think I may have seen a triple rainbow before but never quadruple!

[@LovelessPrince]

As of posting this, people only seen 4 or 5 of them since 1700. They are vary rare.

[@frklzholst3209]

The downed forest was neat

[@pqf2015]

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[@slcRN1971]

It definitely looks like a catastrophic event, leveled that large section of forest. If anyone at all, had been there - - they were probably instantly cremated!!!😱

[@Igrisd]

I have experienced a blood rainbow before . The sky was bloody red. I was so scared cuz I haven't experience it before

[@4g3nt43]

i've actually seen a triple rainbow, i didnt even know it was possible.

[@RWH_Stu.]

Hi

[@PersonWhoAsked]

been wondering what happens if a rainbow comes during sunset/sunrise, now i know

[@metern]

The Tunguska explosion was just my great grandfather farting 🤣

[@rickrussell]

"Baffled scientists"... immediately followed by scientific explanations

[@shannonmarie5817]

Just so you know the snow donuts in Washington are talking about is Washington state that would be the Cascade mountain range that they are referring to not Washington DC

[@JT-gt9lh]

Thanks for commitment

[@andrewlanglois6362]

3:17 a person does not have to be close to a falling tree for it to be heard, tectonic plates will shift whether or not there are people around it. All forms of Sonic Vibrations move in magnitudes.

[@netherite9051]

Everyone on the Tunguska explosion: it's a meteor or comet! Me: Nuclear testing, its just reasonable

[@shara-leeroberts]

Am all for learning about our planet 🌍 but some times I feel like it’d be wise to let things stay hidden, I mean we really don’t know half of our world over the past couple millions of years. And am content on living in a safe world, not one where I constantly having to fight monsters or living in a safe house. Thanks for the great content thou

[@oleholm5601]

I hope the toads learned not to hold in their farts. Just... Let It Go.

[@just_kos99]

"DC" doesn't stand for "Da Cascades." You mentioned the north Cascades, then Washington DC for some reason. Love the guy's name; my name is Stanford, too!

[@Cat_fella]

I'm watching this 4 mins after release

[@TheWombat2012]

Meteorites often explode in mid air. There are several videos online of exploding fireballs. I’ve seen one myself over the ocean off the east coast of Australia in the 80’s. The Murchison meteorite in Australia was another well known one.

[@Lampe2020]

The explosion in Russia could maybe also have been the collapse of a natural gas pocket that got ignited somehow.

[@ainahopeavendano9372]

Ngl I also prefer "snow nuts" to snow rollers. 😂😂😂😅❄🍩🍩

[@SoldierBoy3064]

that's wild those rocks

[@j.p.6932]

7:22 Why would the birds only eat the liver, though? And why would the frogs inflate themselves to the point of explosion?

[@scotthayes4135]

Would be great stories for "Unsolved Mysteries".

[@kevinb.8649]

Pyramids are older than 4,600 years. They are pre flood structures at over 12,700+ same for the sphinx.

[@dragondoodles78]

Im already afraid of frogs. Thinking of them exploding is horrifing

[@LovelessPrince]

Creeper frogs. They ribbit rather then hiss.

[@Lowlyskoomaadict69]

I read frogs as dogs which is even scarier

[@dragondoodles78]

@@LovelessPrince that is my worst nightmare

[@Kyleplier]

OK, here is a really good question. Who in their right minds use matches to light birthday candles, when butane lighters exist? It’s not like they’re cigars or something. Just use a butane lighter, the same type used to light cigarettes.

[@mybearplush]

WOOHOOO NEW VIDEO

[@KDFantastic]

We used to do that as kids, massage the tummy of a toad, and they get tickled and spontaneously burst.

[@SIRICKO]

This type of miss info is all over the damn internet!!!!!!

[@MartinTedder]

Toads explode when you jab their livers out? What??

[@martinmugabi3182]

Yes

[@megthefrostdragon]

5:40 Land mermaids. Definitely. Day 4 of asking for TikTokers caught copying

[@Ariel_Waters]

Aw... at 1:54 it sounds like you'd have a beautiful singing voice if you weren't, y'know... mucking about. 😉 What a lovely voice!

[@NorthernTooth96]

Maybe a spark caused by falling rocks landed on a natural gas hole and set on fire. The speed that the gas is travelling out of this hole is very fast so that's why all the gas didn't explode. There's still probably 1000s of years of gas left for that flame.

[@aprilpenrose1979]

I have seen Snow Donuts in person we had some form about 14 years ago in Southern Indiana. Brown County.

[@CassandraCarrAuthor]

I live in Buffalo NY (home of the Eternal Flame) and have been there. It's pretty cool.

[@koreyhayden1368]

3:43....thats a microblast, happens here in Montana every so often

[@lmbrtshrry]

I heard that Tesla caused the Siberia thing with electricity.

[@stanislavczebinski994]

The Statue of Liberty does not weigh 1/4 of 100,000T = 25,000T - only 204T.

[@nathanwilliams9181]

My son told me about this story/video of a guy talking about exploding toads, and I didn't believe him thinking that it was going to be some kind of dad joke like swamp gas was involved or something. Mind blown and now I have to apologize to my son........

[@GrsArt42]

The exploding toad incident wasn’t crows, it was also aliens who wanted to see what would happen when the liver was removed. Blasted aliens! Edit: The falling fish incident was aliens, too. 2nd Edit: 23:50 “Not again.”

[@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132]

IMPORTANT FACT: there are a Lot of Diferences between the researchers and scientists all over the world . . . meaning you're going to have a Huge Ammount of Variation between the differend Eatch scientist so we Shouldn't treat them as 1Team . . . they would hate it . and so would the people all over the world

[@AiorosSagittarius]

Uh oh. He's begun singing. 😆 Be Amazed, you opened Pandora's Box. Now us viewers demand it as our lawful right to have a musical interlude in every video from now on. 🤣🤣🤣

[@limez21]

“Look after your liver kids”

[@CarbonDioxid_e]

His voice in the beginning of the video 😆

[@jeroenvdbart4809]

A storm that moves fish from the air sounds like sharknado

[@slcRN1971]

A fishnado!! 😆

[@j.p.6932]

7:57 Why do I hear “The Safety Dance” playing when he says that?

[@j.p.6932]

5:02 How would it have made it through the Earth’s atmosphere only to blow up at tree level? There’s another explanation they just don’t want to consider.

[@aidenyorke2132]

i'd say the tree explosion was from a gas leak from a pocket underneath the ground, but who knows.

[@XMan75]

Cascades are in Washington state my dude

[@annab6726]

North Cascade Highway in Washington, *_DC_* ??? Try Washington *_STATE_* .

[@4str4lMC]

in my country randomly in a rain some fish just happen to be so drunk they came with the rain and fell on the main road

[@nadaatiqa0202]

I have seen a double rainbow 2 TIMES!!!

[@ohmynuggets8658]

5:38 I'd say it was Russia testing nuclear weapons. If someone 40 miles away felt the impact that hard and felt a "red hot" sensation (which sounds like radiation) as well as Russia didn't investigate the blast, it took a single person to go out and look to find nothing left behind but a large blast site..... I would look into the history of said explorer, how he died and what not. Maybe another clue might be there.

[@NicePillow321]

It was in 1908 my man not possible to be a nuclear weapon. But I hear you that would make sense.

[@ohmynuggets8658]

@@NicePillow321 u should look into the history of the Manhattan project. Most of the scientists that were involved were either refugees or defects from European and other countries and that was only 15 to 20 years after this incident. Ya I think its highly possible.

[@TheDearestOfThings]

I'm just a hamster, about to parrtayy, out on the dance floor!!! dadada ting. da da da ting 🤣

[@andrewlanglois6362]

15:34 Waterfalls have oxygen, which will feed the flame.