Historical Events You Won't Believe Happened At The Same Time

[@gierhardtsloan8502]

I'm pretty sure the first one should be 1843, not1943

[@maxabc1977]

Wow World war 2 was going on the same year as the Oregon trail

[@nisselarson3227]

LOL yeah 1943?! That's some quality content, not only written but he SAYS it. :D

[@zebbofrags494]

@@nisselarson3227 bro responded 6 years later, I did too though 😂

[@denisemadigan1038]

Right??😂 I was like what? Thats right before my mom was born? That don't make no kind of sense!! That was when they wagon trained across the Oregon Trail??😂😂😂😂

[@AlchemyOfTheFourthKind]

They said 1843, but in the video, it shows 1943. Use your ears and stfu.

[@SupressorGaming]

First one u put 1943

[@mr.absurd6066]

Exozxn Yeah

[@erikaruth8299]

He probably accidentally said the wrong thing.

[@sciblastofficial9833]

Exozxn He meant 1843

[@abelhernandez9971]

Exozxn lol

[@connersutton5065]

Exozxn I was going to say that

[@goongon854]

The craziest timeframe fact I've ever heard was that Cleopatra lived closer in time to the moon landing than the construction of the pyramids

[@lamemechose7072]

I prefer “closer to the debut of the iPhone”, but fundamentally that is also my top time mind screw.

[@javierdelvalle4624]

Galileo and Newton weren't born in the same year, Newton was born in 1642, Galileo DIED in 1642

[@Wasteland88]

I don't think Jack The Ripper was ever caught lol.

[@jordanmorris5827]

Galileo was born in 1564 and died in January 1642. Newton was born on Christmas of 1642, a whole 11 months after Galileo died. In otherwords Newton was born the same year Galileo died, however there was no point in time that they were both alive at the same time. You guys really need to do some more research before putting out videos with incorrect facts.

[@craigs6045]

I was about to coent that haha. I knew Galileo died in the same year as newton was born

[@jasontoddman7265]

Moreover, by the *modern* calendar, Newton was actually born in January 1643!

[@hyphae517]

Stephen was born in 1942 if you flip the 9 you know what I mean 😏

[@artisdying]

That's not even correct. After the Julian calendar, which was in use at the time, Galilei died on December 29th in 1641 and Newton was born on December the 25th in 1642 which means they were even born in different years.

[@california236]

Can we get a sequel to this? Like how the Holy Roman Empire existed until 1806 the same year that Lewis and Clark finished their exploration.

[@warriorwombat9238]

Every new business has opened before Jack the Ripper was captured, this is due to the fact that he has never been caught.

[@IgnaceAleya1]

Small note, the titanic didn't sink because of the ice mountain, recently they discovered it sank because of a fire in the engine compartment

[@Vinyl_guy]

technically the fire weakened the metal of the side so when i rubbed the iceberg there was basically no way i couldn’t have stood a chance

[@niklaswurde2981]

This is actually not true

[@masonhall5657]

Ur ignorant

[@alextownley9388]

Jack the Ripper was never caught... lol

[@stevenpolvo7887]

This didn’t age well

[@Defensive_Wounds]

4:01 - Jack the Ripper was caught? That is news to me!!!! lol

[@docilecrocodile6362]

I thought he was not.

[@christianrasmussenberg3512]

Hostile Crocodile He wasn't

[@bradleyalford7132]

Defensive Wounds he wasn't

[@someoneonyoutube4165]

Purple Planet do u know what sarcasm is.

[@bradleyalford7132]

I was alerting a person who might now have know

[@neildennis575]

Yeah I remember my grandfather telling me how they used Conestoga wagons and FAX machines to defeat the Nazis. That's the greatest generation for you.

[@greywolf7577]

I bet he also told you that the US troops rode dinosaurs into battle.

[@patrickwhatsittoyou8059]

Nintendo was born before Jack the Ripper was caught? Gee I never knew Jack the Ripper was caught I must have been studying Serial Killers the wrong way for a long time. Pfft

[@lorddefaultus4863]

Hope that was sarcasm, cos he was never caught

[@patrickwhatsittoyou8059]

Wilf Curston Oh yes...it definitely was.

[@thedumbkid1766]

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[@lekoleko6072]

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[@elamathiramachandran696]

Gaberilla Sandoval .. ..

[@devilsreapergaming5709]

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[@infxntry_lol]

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[@jakelefkowitz4570]

A few mistakes but cool video. Jack the Ripper was never caught guys lol a few other errors too, 1843 not 1943 also

[@thesnaamm5880]

Jack the Ripper was never caught or identified

[@lorddefaultus4863]

Ikr I bet 100 pounds, his name isn't even jack

[@vinniesmyyth334]

@@lorddefaultus4863 no shit sherlock

[@Quazy]

First one was obviously not 1943. It was 1843

[@Battleship009]

Actually WWI started in 1914.

[@rohailsheikh9105]

Battleship009 When did he say it doesn't?

[@yeah6479]

For the first picture for number 2, you were showing a Nubian pyramid. They are steeper and built closer to each other, and were built south of egypt farther on in time.

[@Zinervawyrm]

I think the craziest most amazing thing on the list was the Great Pyramids and Mammoths existed at the same time. Heck the Great Pyramids aren't even the oldest ones, at only 4000 and half so years old. I have found an arrow head that does predate the oldest pyramid in Egypt by at least 2000-3000 years. I've found the arrow head at a family friend's farm, and identified its shape to be that of a Harden, a design used around 9000-8000 years ago, 1000 years after the glaciers of the last ice age began to melt! The Step Pyramid of Djoser is only about 6000 years old. And I did bring the arrow head to an expert who indeed confirm that I was right, it was a Harden. He also said it was unique in the pink and white marble like coloring because it was made up of fossilized coral and sponges. My state, 350 million years ago was nothing more than a tropical shallow sea with swamplands connecting to it at the equator. And where I found the arrow head was very close to an area that fossils from this time period are found!

[@hankcyrus9776]

dude 1843 isn't the same as 1943

[@wajdansabish4890]

Thijs van asselt he made a error he suppose To Say 1843

[@hankcyrus9776]

CryptKing I figured

[@graciewoster5804]

XD

[@JoshuaD.Howard]

The Nintendo fact had me shook 💯💯😱😱 The Ecstasy fact too

[@JohnBrix2022]

error mistake he said 1943 then 1843 funny moment?

[@MikeSavaiano]

I thought I merely misheard the narrator. Glad to see I wasn't alone!

[@Zinervawyrm]

Yep, I thought at first maybe he meant the last wagon crossed into Oregon in 1943 while the fax machine was invented. But, nope.

[@michaeld.4006]

Master Jay lol, I thought I was going crazy

[@jakeg3126]

I actually think they meant in 1843 that the company got the patent that led to the invention of the fax machine. They are pushing almost all of these

[@Paigerverse]

Hanged*

[@digitalcitizen4533]

"1943... you might think your hearing that wrong but you're not" turns out he's wrong. -_-

[@DioDiablo702]

I remember the dawn of KZbin. Those were the best days.

[@Luciano2x]

Whats up with the creepy music

[@andywinslow9638]

Charles Dickens' last living child was alive when Clint Eastwood was born.

[@deepeshvasnani1100]

University of Karueein is the oldest currently operating university whereas it is said the oldest ( not currently operational) university was founded in taxila(in present day pakistan) it dates back to 700 B.C.

[@eyuin5716]

Galileo died in 1642 not born in it

[@pastorofmuppets4552]

Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin were born on the exact same day.

[@greywolf7577]

See, they should have included that one! Here's some more: The amount of time between the building of the pyramids and the founding of the Roman Empire was longer than the time between the founding of the Roman Empire and today. Here's another one. The time between the death of the last Stegosaurus and the death of the last Tyrannosaurus is longer than the time between the death of the last Tyrannosaurus and today.

[@YouGetThePicture_08]

You wanna know something that happened at the same time?! My birthday Is the same day when I was born 😲😲 *MIND BLOWN*

[@donovandelaney3171]

We know now that they didn't create the first airplanes and that they didn't do the first flight. White Head did that first. He did the first flight.

[@Jesusisafriendofmine]

"In 2016 the Chicago Cubs shocked the world." Nope, I can happily say no one outside the US gave a fuck.

[@atleticomadrid5150]

Or in the U.S......

[@artemisjace3782]

imagine being told "THE LAST TIME YOU WON OTTOMAN EMPIRE STILL EXISTED"

[@gaziarif]

"Fact Verse video" and "Horror Movie Music" at the same time....

[@_Doubelu]

Newton and was born the same year Galileo died. We would know so much more about the world if they lived at the same time.

[@jordanmorris5827]

w vigil Not really. Galileo was an astronomer while Newton mainly dealed with physics. Plus they spoke different languages and lived in different countries, so chances are they wouldn't have been able to meet each other anyway.

[@kdog78m]

FYI...Galileo died before Newton was born! Newton was born in December 1642, but Galileo died in January 1642. Galileo was born in 1564.

[@ardiankrasniqi1046]

Jack the Ripper was never caught

[@colinbason]

He wasn't "hung." He was hanged

[@greywolf7577]

Maybe they hung him on the wall like a picture. ;)

[@jasontoddman7265]

Number 14 - completely wrong. Galileo DIED in 1642. Newton was born a year later... in 1643!!!

[@nailahsaquee6719]

I was born when KZbin was made, so I always had entertainment!☺

[@kevinvolk968]

1. is a load of crap. not even gonna touch on the typos. Saying the fax and the first wagon crossing happened at the same time is like saying the first automatic rifle was used at the same time the constitution was written, because the smooth bore musket is the grandfather of the M-16. 3.why are you showing us a picture of a guy clearly being burned at the stake, and talking about a hangging? 4.This shouldnt surprise anyone who has any 20th century historical context. 5. Being from St. Louis, I just find #5 hilarious #cardinalsnation. 6. This one just has very stupid wording.Technically everything happened before Jack the Ripper was caught, because HE WAS NEVER CAUGHT. You should spend less on narration and more on writing and research.

[@patrickwhatsittoyou8059]

I agree, the Jack the Ripper comment had me almost leap out of my chair.

[@petrofor3430]

Kevin Volk this list be like, a year after WW2 ended the cardinals beat the Red Sox in the World Series. Then they'd be like 58 years later the Red Sox beat the cardinals in the World Series to snap an 86 year title drought. That same year Facebook was invented !!

[@Otakahunt]

dont be so literal... it obviously means loosely at the sametime... most likely during the same year almost at the sametime. The wagon crossing hardly happened in 5 minutes... more like many months.

[@SOULSEER12]

The Narration is OFTEN Off as well ! Lol OFTEN Mispronouncing words , IMPORTANT Words. It's Filler Watching. This is what happens when You let 19 year old fucktards think they can re-write history from reading Wikipedia. SO SAD !!!

[@ECB2000]

LOL the way he says women is Whamen.

[@kyriacus100]

No democratic elections in Saudi Arabia. In 2005 there were local (municipal) elections, without political parties, without freedom of speech and without freedom of press, And they elected only one half of almost powerless municipal councils (the other half being named by the king).

[@devilsreapergaming5709]

if the wooly mammoth was still living when the Egyptians were making pyramids then that means wooly mammoth still exist😱🤔

[@sero6976]

Devil's Reaper Gaming what do you mean?

[@sero6976]

Wooly Mammoth are excistent

[@JamakinMC_waffles_are_swag]

No... You're just crazy

[@devilsreapergaming5709]

Jamakin12 maybe your right

[@YouGetThePicture_08]

I don't get that

[@ZV50]

The designers of the Titanic did plan more lifeboats, but White Star did not want to fill up the the deck with lifeboats and thus give more open space for first class passengers...

[@lorddefaultus4863]

And everyone thought titanic was unsinkable so people didn't use as many lifeboats

[@caligulathegod]

Just a minor grammar issue. A picture is "hung". An executed person is "hanged".

[@ilikewasabe]

i think if the wolly mammoth where near or around a advanced civilization they would have been tamed and bred somehow.. like an indian asiatic elephant.. then again the egyptians didnt tame the african elephant either

[@thatMimosaGrove]

Telefax service was available before the telephone was invented. This is true.

[@mediatube663]

Here is another fun fact: The Byzantine Empire (aka Eastern Roman Empire) did not officially fall until a couple of decades before Columbus Sailed to the Americas.

[@damonmcshanog5405]

Mediatube Leif Erikson sailed to the new world during the Byzantine empire

[@mediatube663]

I know, though that is also pretty cool :)

[@parkertinsley2315]

Is that supposed to be news

[@idot3331]

The only really surprising one here is the pyramids being built at the same time as wooly mammoths still living. The rest are pretty normal.

[@aidan8806]

Newton was born in 1643 and Galileo was born in 1564, Galileo died the year Newton was born. Newton grew up idolizing Galileo

[@jjo5375]

We were clearly being told about the last person in the UK to be HANGED but the illustration was of a man being BURNED AT THE STAKE. hmm..... (very grim way to go, that). These contrasting events ARE quite amazing!

[@TheSpasticAvenger]

To be fair that was the favored mode of execution before the Guillotine was invented

[@NarwahlGaming]

"If you think you're going to win a battle against those Indians I got a bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell you."

[@Jodonho]

+Fact Verse Galileo Galilei died in 1642, while Isaac Newton was born in 1642 (or 1643 if you use the Gregorian calendar). Their lives never intersected at all.

[@joeturner1597]

This might come as a bit of bad news but Jack the Ripper was never caught.

[@pologolfpolott1096]

"In 2016 the Chicago Cubs shocked the world............" Um, no. I have never heard of them.

[@1231nlp]

Facts Verse this video was very interesting. Please make this a series please do more videos like this.

[@jera8258]

the people that owned the Titanic DID put enough lifeboats according to regulations at the time, actually had MORE LIFEBOATS THAN REQUIRED. Regulations were based on the size of the boat NOT the number of potential passengers. They weren't crooks they thought they were being safe and smart by adding 4 MORE lifeboats.

[@treserstreib4204]

Not everyone tried to get on a lifeboat because they believed the titanic was unsinkable so there were unused lifeboats.

[@albertchambers6960]

Galileo DIED in 1642, Newton was born in 1642 but it's actually recorded as 1643 because of calendar reform.

[@mastershake8018]

Lmao, Mammoths wouldn't have stopped the building of the Pyramids.

[@oddvillainnetwork]

1492 Spain expelled the last of the Moors the same year they sent Columbus to the Americas.

[@smk411]

Newton born in 1642 in the same year galileo died

[@Markstubation01]

It would be better had the two historic events had something in common

[@WebSoak]

Ohh so the reason why the U.S. entered WW2 late is because it was still populating the West Coast so they would have more troops, I get it now

[@chriswhooley9007]

Here's one: 1642 was not only the year that Galileo (and William Shakespeare as well) was born; it was the year that Michelangelo died.

[@camelopardalis84]

Galileo died the year before Newton was born. If you use the same calendar* - either one works - in both cases. *Julian or Gregorian calendar.

[@GeneralsAlert]

Apollo 13 went into space a day after the Beatles broke up.

[@tinicoleofficial]

Galileo and Newton are legends🤘🏾🐐

[@kyriacus100]

Galileo was born in 1564! He DIED in 1642, when Newton was born!

Franco wasn't fascist, get your facts together. He was a dictator, but he was not fascist... Neither was Germany, Germany was NAZIST not Facist.

[@ram0n_h]

There can't be a moon landing if there's no moon

[@zzdoodzz]

Nice painting of Galileo (2nd one of young man), it's actually a self portrait of Dutch painter Rembrandt

[@m2solo]

Galileo was born decades before Sir Isaac Newton. However, Galileo died around the same time that Newton was born.

[@brianfeezle1766]

The first wire suspension bridge is not the brooklyn bridge, but the roebling suspension bridge in Cincinnati Ohio.

[@dzoSERBIA]

Here's a fact: In 1321. Serbian King Milutin built Gracanica, Serbian Orthodox monastery, located in Kosovo. Two century after that, Christopher Columbus was born. While Serbs and other nations, had kingdoms, constitutions, historical monuments and other things, America wasnt even discovered. Or Hilandar, Serbian Monastery, located in Greece. It was founded in 1198. Can you believe in that?! Americans probably cant.

[@brijbalavyas]

Taxila University (500BC India) and Nalanda University (500AD India) are the oldest universities in the world. Al-Karaouine was the oldest degree granting University but not older than Taxila and Nalanda.

[@dariuscollier1971]

there were enough life boats on the Titanic, most of the rich people would not share the life boats with the poor people.

[@maddmanxx8042]

do more like this please, it shows the world the way it is (still is )

[@ohrobert65]

Gallileo DIED the year BEFORE Newton was BORN, 1642.

[@thatonefather6968]

Eating chips while my grandma is dying on the same year 2017

[@pittypaws6633]

You have 1943 showing in the first part when you were talking about 1843.

[@johnalanelson]

Jack The Ripper was never caught.

[@petrofor3430]

How you gonna disrespect Big G like that. In 1642 he was a near death blind man living in poverty...he wasn't born that year. How the fuck can you make a mistake that egregious, really?

[@rabemolon]

Galileo died in 1642. Sir Isaac Newton was born in 1643.

[@ivanserini4758]

galileo and newton weren't born in the same year, newton was born 4 january 1643 and glileo was born 15 february 1564; glileo died in 1642 and newton died in 1727

[@whuforever8088]

"1943... You might think you're hearing that wrong, but you're not... The migration of 1843" dude wtf

[@darktrooperdalek7991]

KZbin video, which people could only access by knowing of the existence of KZbin, explains what KZbin is, and how it works. Logic.

[@MrChristianDT]

The Aztec thing really is surprising. Actually, if you check historical records, I think the Aztec Empire had only gone through three Tlatoani in it's entire lifespan. All they'd really done was move in & rebuild the ruins from the previous Zapotec empire. And that one had been around recently enough at that point that the use of the word was pretty common among Aztecs.

[@indisag]

what the........ # Facts amazing info about the world thank you

[@allandelreal60]

The first McDonald's was founded in the suburbs of Chicago

[@MJ98.]

Somewhere in the corner everyone got triggered about the mammoths

[@dannipops2113]

FACT: in 1990 Oregon trail was my favorite game 😁

[@antonioshaw9991]

But anything can happen in the same YEAR between any two entities. I was thinking they were talking about an exact day

[@thomasjordan4910]

Galileo DIED in 1642, he was born in 1564 Isaac Newton was born 1643.

[@jordanmorris5827]

TheDemiWolf _ that's what I was thinking. Newton was born in 1642 if you use the old style, but if you're using the new style, then he was born in 1643.

[@nowlwane9623]

Thank goodness no one controls us education and media 😓

[@greywolf7577]

US Education is controlled by the local school boards and the state and federal departments of education. The US media is controlled by the stockholders of the media companies.

[@vcvcf1896]

Wait a minute. Hold up. Bruhuhuhuh! The first McDonald's was in Villa Park, IL not CA!

[@YayMiko]

The very first entry has a typo (1943 instead of 1843) and it sent my brain into a spiral

[@brianpan6453]

The reason she was named the "torso on Pynchon Street" was because she was found on Pynchon Street and was a torso. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@greywolf7577]

Very creative in their naming, weren't they?

[@ethanf.237]

Dude Galileo died in 1642. Someone done fucked up their research on that one

[@YouGetThePicture_08]

Ethan Freed *Galileo* ^

[@ethanf.237]

Alice *_In the Neighborhood_* Thanx

[@dylanmckerley3973]

i love how he says women "wemen"