Maps I find Unusual

[@ExploringNew1]

as a sri lankan , yes the gravity is so low that our prices start floating

[@ss-sd6jb]

😂😂😂

[@IntelligentMonkey-hd3mg]

Underrated comment

[@ishaniperera8317]

Agree 😂

[@VithanKannan]

real

[@HankThePug1119]

Oop

[@atomicdeer95]

Jack: Maybe we could just give them a lolly or somethin BBC: voting has gone up by 50%

[@Darth_B]

That would go to like 90%

[@geogplus]

Ikr😅

[@Wow-uk2on]

in australia they give you a sausage

[@xCrysonn]

0:11 the danish animal is the swan

[@Blade_studios12]

FINNALY A DANISH MENTION IN GEOGRAPHY VIDEO

[@RyujiTakeshi]

How the hell did they even get a butterfly-

[@parkersanderson4156]

The creator got confused between Denmark's national animal and national butterfly.

[@kaspershaupt]

the swan is actually the second national bird after lærken (lark) we have four national animals (1 mamel 2 bird 1 butterfly)

[@parkersanderson4156]

@@kaspershaupt oh

[@o_s-24]

11:24 JackSucksAtPhysics

[@Cyclone1024]

Yes, we need this channel. I can’t wait to see “10 physics facts that I find amazing” videos!!!

[@jakistam1000]

I may be biased, but this "mind blowing" fact seems like just the most obvious thing to me...

[@abbyrose7161]

10:54 omg I did an essay on this exact thing for uni. Basically it's about distribution of landmass - areas with mountains will have a slightly higher gravity due to the densities of the rocks, while ocean trenches have slightly less gravity!

[@DreamFanFilms]

9:32 Soooo... 1938 Map, and he says "Oooh, we have actual satellite photography." Uhhh.... there's something you need to learn about the history of rocketry in the pre-WW2 era... Humorous mistake notwithstanding, loved the video!

[@sanskarchaudhary6827]

6:08 Those types of posters are very common in India, these are basically the political parties wishing everyone for different festivals (and sometimes even birthdays) and they just print every local and major leaders face on it

[@PenguinPlayz12]

We got those in Bangladesh too🇧🇩

[@that_Indian_dude]

4:42 Kenya lights looks kinda like a skull

[@dipndipper]

4:25 It’s officially happened, I knew the day would come… Jack has already reacted to this map in another video and made the same exact observation about fire.

[@reinthesnake2652]

Which video perhaps?

[@ExhaustedWaffle]

He reacted to several maps in multiple videos. There's only so many cool maps that get reposted on those subreddits.

[@claraisslay]

“Maybe we should just give everyone a lolly when they vote” Jack, 2024

[@TheFairyBean]

Jack's the best politician now🤣

[@claraisslay]

@ yep 👍

[@_Neolidas]

"2 minutes ago" is thrilling

[@bitchland142-s8t]

agreed

[@KingNicholasVII]

@@bitchland142-s8t6 minutes ago is crazzzyy

[@fambjornqvist9660]

20 minutes

[@kaktusman1285]

npc ahh

[@Thaileable]

22 minutes

[@squiddy7948]

Unfortunately the first map is at least semi wrong, Denmarks national animal is the mute swan, not a butterfly

[@parkersanderson4156]

The creator got confused. Denmark has a national animal and national butterfly.

[@THECOOLDUDE94588]

Im an Australian, and I didn’t realise some people didn’t vote in other countries. I think that compulsory voting makes it more fair, in my opinion.

[@aquss33]

bro is getting mindblown by 7th grade physics

[@GoldenJayTime]

as an australian, compulsory voting is good, actually. it means politicians have to cater more towards the moderates, which prevents like, full blown fascists because you can't just rely on your group voting and no one else voting. Our voting day is a Saturday, and you can vote in person at like most community centres (schools, churches, some like, dance centres or whatever) around the area. they run bake sales and sausage sizzles to help fundraise for their community, and voters walk away with a (overpriced, but delightful) "democracy sausage". Plus, compulsory voting just means you have to show up and get your name marked off. if you truthfully dont care, you can just donkey vote and walk away. its not like they make sure you write something. growing up, i was baffled to discover that not all countries have compulsory voting, and even more baffled when i realised that most of them dont.

[@SonOfMuta]

10:32 The Philippines used to be a US territory

[@HFIAPY]

Do "Maps I find a fine place to make banana warfare 2" next 😂

[@Tris2000]

05:35 If whoever did the Google Street View coverage map had waited a couple of weeks before releasing his or her map, Oman would also have been in blue.

[@ThatDuckOnAUnicycle.]

Jacob were is he

[@AtlasCrafting]

Last video

[@NTOBEKO2470]

As a South African I don't think that my country is undergoing westernization(in terms of ideology)but I can see how it may look from the outside looking in

[@michaellee4276]

France has the Rooster as its national animal, so for Corsica island, there is a chicken egg.

[@chace911]

Whats with jack wearing a squid games shirt?

[@hollyeatsgravel]

I mean we already have compulsory voting in Australia, but everyone really goes to the polls for the Democracy Sausage

[@FadeMouse]

i’m taking AP us history and some of the things u mentioned on this vid i literally took a test over today i feel so smart rn

[@CirceEnglish_73]

Has everyone Forgot about Jacob?

[@Schmexteroso]

He already said it

[@mehdighodhbane9767]

@@Schmexterosowhere

[@CirceEnglish_73]

@@Schmexteroso shit soz I’m dumb lol

[@HamzaAmjad-n6i]

When ??

[@KaelBurnell-tf9ym]

When did he say it

[@MrCatters.]

6:14 probably there to hide all the garbage

[@itsfreddoheheh]

i do love when jack rarely posts a maps i find video, they're literally wy comfort content

[@aadarshgupta2504]

Jack picking street view and randomly landing in your city "Indore" 😅 🔥🤩 BTW : cleanest Indian city for 8 years now ✨

[@djetiennne]

There is no way he said "is there any other country's national animals which are mythical" and forget the Welsh DRAGON

[@mosseisleyYT]

Begging your pardon, but at 9:22, we *_do not_* have "actual satellite photography". There was none in 1938, you know!

[@Squimblo72]

I love this type of content jack please do more again, no pressure just a request/comment

[@Benjifan2000]

The election of 1860 is one of the most interesting elections because it was essentially two elections in one. Former Illinois US Representative Abraham Lincoln and Illinois Senator Stephen Douglas in the north and former Tennessee Senator John Bell and incumbent vice president John C Breckinridge in the south. Abraham Lincoln the only anti-slavery candidate. Stephen Douglas being the candidate known for supporting popular sovereignty aka letting people in newly admitted states to have slavery or not. John Bell whose entire new party basically said they'd keep everything the same and finally John C Breckinridge whose party was for secession although to my knowledge Breckinridge wasn't.

[@zenplays8090]

3:30 Ohio has every McDonald’s location, damn

[@Balloonzombie-f9b]

And Maine

[@Dragonseer666]

Lake Chad used to be called Lake Mega Chad when it was that big.

[@Oren-d7z]

MY STATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9:04

[@eight2290]

Petition for jack to learn about uk monarchs.

[@kygigni]

I hate the new Switzerland tourism logo. We used to have a beautiful leontopodium logo for many years, but they have chosen to rebrand it to this, to come off as more international or something like that. That was the worst decision ever.

[@selah-m9v]

There always been more then 2 presidential candidates

[@toadtoad8454]

I like the little tiny Mort as he mentioned Madagascar 🇲🇬😂

[@thelivingzombie8403]

As a south african. I didnt know you guys also say lollie for lollipop

[@LadyTsunade777]

1:16 Voting maps like this are always extremely misrepresentative and very bad for demonstration. Land doesn't vote, people do. Voting maps where they're all like "see, only these few tiny areas voted for this, so they must be a very tiny fraction of the population and thus don't deserve to have their voices heard or their wants met" is a long-standing conservative method of misleading the uninformed into believing their lies. (also notice how that post says _"only_ 56%" despite that being _well_ over the majority mark of 50%) People see "red big, blue/green small" and associate that with tyranny of the minority, disregarding that those tiny areas are so much more _densely_ populated. How densely populated are and how many people live in the huge sectors of Sweden to the north-west, compared to the primary cities that are in green? The _ONLY_ thing that matters in voting is pure population numbers and vote counts. NEVER maps like this.

[@MistyandTippy]

Yeah! The amount of people in the US (for example) will say that they don’t understand why [insert president here] won when so many counties voted for that president but almost if not all of the major cities voted for the other guy

[@Santa_L]

The google Street View coverage is interesting because even few years ago, Germany still didn't allow for there to be that much coverage, but now it looks like most of the country is covered.

[@Ray_Vun]

they allowed it but there's a lot of censored stuff. if people see that their home is visible on street view, they can demand for it to be removed, so you'll just see a whole apartment building that's pixelated

[@RafaeICC]

What animal is in Portugal tf?? it was supposed to be a rooster

[@bakeiscool]

KAI DIDNT PUT THE CLIP OF JACK SAYING HI JACOB

[@kerstin3267]

Definitely no satellite imagery in 1938 though.

[@Emopony_Parker]

These were so neat. Loved the maps

[@jp_wilson]

Corsica being an egg from France's chicken is actually really cute

[@savorymarshmallows]

The last US presidential election to have more than two candidates win a state was 1968. (George Wallace won five southern states on a pro-segregation platform.) Although seven candidates ended up with electoral votes in 2016 because 2016 was weird.

[@maelsito_was_taken]

Hey Jack! The mass of the same object doesn't change depending on where you are. What changes though, is its weight (the force of attraction to the center of the planet). On Earth, to calculate an object's weight in Newtons (N), you'll need to multiply the g constant (roughly equal to 9.81 m/s^2, which "happens to be" the acceleration of objects when they are falling) by the mass of the object (in kilos). The g constant on Earth is different than the one on Mars, for instance, as it is calculated with the mass of the planet and the distance of the object to it (g=(Mass of the planet * Mass of the object * G (gravitational constant))/(distance between the center of the planet and the object ^2), to be precise). As Earth isn't a perfect sphere, due to its spin that causes it to be slightly compressed in the equator, the weight of objects with the same mass in its surface can (very slightly) vary depending on their latitude (how north or south). But that map was just bullshit 😅🤣

[@ElvisAkanbi-n7z]

Actually Nigeria has nearly equal proportions of christians and muslims

[@IAmThyHuman-Totally]

Where’s the Guernsey Donkey and the Jersey Frogs?

[@JustinWalshScratch]

These maps are thrilling.

[@BlackHoleSpain]

Spain has no official national animal. Some ppl say it's a bull, but in fact Iberian Lynx is more characteristic. And national bird is Imperial Eagle.

[@heidifedor]

My late stepfather, Christopher Wrenshall was a descendant of Christopher Wren. The surname, Wrenshall is actually the phrase Wren’s hall.

[@GeoGuessrMoose]

The variation of gravity is not big enough to cause to noticeable difference. I think Jack's scales will be fine.

[@brettevill9055]

But if he had a pendulum clock it wouldn't.

[@Im_francis]

8:41 They should've never seperated the Monte and the Negro 💀

[@parasective]

"is there still a lake chad?" jack. how did you not know about lake chad.

[@Trad-jk5bq]

2:36 yes, the green Sahara. Watch Miniminuteman's (or Milo Rossi's) video on the subject

[@nicolafawcett2145]

Lovely video Jack! Keep up the very good geography work! :)

[@offspeedgaming]

i learned 133 flags of every country world just because of jack

[@OkYh420]

Belarus catching strays 😂 8:55

[@JustinWalshScratch]

6:56 Woooooooooo

[@geogplus]

Jack will never run out of titles

[@AtlasCrafting]

Fun fact: there are only 3 countries apart from US with a higher GDP than California. China, Japan and Germany.

[@TheTriumfAnt]

9:21 Who knew they had satellite photography in 1938 :)

[@Mercure250]

Satellite photography 19 years before the first satellite, very impressive

[@Fried_man77]

id love it if he showed malta more because its usually very interesting like in the first map, it was a kelb tal fenek or in english- rabbit dog

[@ladeedaa]

@10:12 we absolutely use a4 paper

[@ashsmith1912]

Been to Madagascar can confirm it’s exactly how jack was explaining. High Populated areas surrounded by miles and miles of beauty

[@SilasSuiTheMasterCoolboyNice]

7 Hours

[@itz_a_z_here]

0:44 THAT'S NOT WHERE UCLA IS!!!!

[@DangoGaming1000]

Verify your clock. Tili & Patata was here btw and Farcus Maassen river

[@andyschannel2318]

my favorite is the animal one and I just learned a new thing (Monacos animal)

[@jovanitisns]

Petition for Drew to visit the Balkans (day 14)

[@SovietRome]

Bruh this is Jack not drew

[@idknaomi]

jack: maybe we could give them a lolly or something australia: DEMOCRACY SAUSAGE!!!!

[@abbe_drengen_dk]

The national animal of Denmark is actually the swan, sometimes people think its the squirrel, BUT HOW DID SOMEONE THINK IT WAS THE BUTTERFLY

[@YuvaanGupta-fu3xp]

But a lack of "Hi Jacob".......😔

[@holoperfection]

no way i saw this video when it says "no views"

[@Qtuberbutnot]

Same lol

[@claraisslay]

Same I was actually waiting for crainer’s video and it just came up

[@TheFairyBean]

Same

[@eysmanescorcia2352]

S ame

[@BELLGOL_GOAT]

Same

[@hervevazeilles3790]

Actual satellite photography... 1938... ok sure, why not. Got some actual photography of dinosaures too in your collection?

[@OliverMan]

Its like the presidential race in america. Big cities go blue, and rural goes red

[@LawsonBoyle-gq7oq]

Do a map showing Australia's indigenous territories.

[@WhiteLama]

So much of the world on Google street view and yet whoever drove the day my street would be captured decided that “Nah, the 50 people living down that 100 meter long street probably don’t want to be on there”.

[@mosseisleyYT]

Inexplicable gaps exist in a number of places. If you live along a certain stretch of Leadale Avenue in Chingford (northeast London) and you want to see your house on StreetView, you're out of luck.

[@Donanzador]

@0:04 Finland also has multiple different national animals, not just the brown bear. We also have national horse (Finnish horse), national insect (seven-spot ladybug), national fish (European perch), national bird (whooper swan), national dog (Finnish Spitz) and national butterfly (holly blue). @3:12 Nigeria is also pretty evenly divided between Christian and Muslim population @9:22 That's not satellite photograph. First photo taken from space was in 1946 by a suborbital rocket flight, and first satellite wasn't launched until 1957, almost 20 years after that picture. That is most likely taken from a high altitude balloon.

[@simaopereira8646]

0:03 Portugal's national animal is not a dragon or whatever that is... it's the Iberian wolf or the Rooster of Barcelos, the second one being the most popular

[@OkYh420]

I’ve started playing geography quizzes on sporcle because of you, but I am bloody awful

[@crazymusicchick]

Your right about give something to vote in Australia its technically compulsory but most places have bake sales and the democracy sauasage so we get food (gotta donate to the school hosting its a fundraiser). Ps if u dont wanna vote just drop a blank paper in.the box its just compulsory to get your name marked off

[@SilasSuiTheMasterCoolboyNice]

4 Hours

[@WyattW_]

THE “___ I FIND” FORMAT IS BACK!!!

[@EmeraldIslandGaming]

Hi Jack! Your The Best

[@MSJ_Prod]

Just finished my homework, opened up YT and found a new JSAG video... 😌

[@Elwene2fr]

I'm French but I live and work in Canada as a French teacher. The paper thing is so annoying x) Their paper is shorter and wider wich makes French size documents awkward to print and also I cannot put the papers I'm gonna give to my students inside my French textbooks because they're to wide.

[@MaxwellEditsXD]

We need a jacksucksatmath channel now Copy and paste if you agree

[@Wow-uk2on]

In countries where voting is both compulsory and enforced, the voter turnout is an average of 90%

[@StrangersMN]

I think Jack hates the scandinavian countries, he never looks at them

[@geo-united]

10:34 As an American I never heard of ANSI/ASME Y14.1 Paper I thought A4 was the standard everywhere

[@geo-united]

*sry i meant 10:19

[@brettevill9055]

The standard printer paper in the USA (and its neighbours) is "US letter", officially designated "ANSI A". US Letter and a bunch of other inch-based sizes for paper are standardised by the American National Standards Institute and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in standards document Y14.1-2020. US letter is 8½" × 11", just a little bit wider and shorter than A4 (which is 210mm × 297 mm).

[@zakuraiyadesu]

Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!

[@iamjames8403]

3:24 still finding it hard to believe that Ohio is the biggest state to not have 1 county without a McDonald's.

[@khunoakkar9108]

The Shirt Jack Wearing Remind Me Of Old Jack.😮

[@Thebigbosser]

Hello Jacob btw

[@37Kilroy]

I think the act of voting matters. One should feel confident enough in there vote to make an action.

[@Laniebug1]

that was a great video Jack

[@Soyalover23]

0:26 the danish national animal is a knub king swan

[@kaspershaupt]

that's the national butterfly (Small tortoiseshell) of denmark. i would probably have used the national mammal the red squirrel instead.