Mysterious Doors That Can NEVER Be Opened

[@fairygoth-mother7341]

The tomb of Qin (pronounced Chin - he's the one who consolidated all the warring tribes into one to create the country of China) is supposed to have a river of mercury not as a deterrent to tomb raiders, but to create a miniature version of his empire. Allegedly, the inside of the tomb was built to replicate the land and waterways. Also, the terra cotta warriors were duplicates of his actual army -- each face is different, sculpted to look like one of the soldiers. There are differences in the armor and weaponry too.

[@sysrqstoic]

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

[@DanielSCastele]

Truth

[@Firecracker321g]

Never knew that thank u

[@jabronsims4774]

Thats fkn bad azz

[@coffeetea4508]

I was about to correct his mispronunciation. Scrolling down to the comments section and seeing yours at the top got me assured. 🤦‍♂😮‍💨

[@wolffy42]

Look closer (19:59), that's not a centaur, but an archer standing behind a poorly drawn lion.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Good eye!

[@bekkakay8573]

😂

[@gavinclark9130]

Thank you!!! I thought I was the only one who noticed that is obviously a lion lol.

[@Bomb_shellbill]

well even if it is a gate to hell, i'll still go

[@Jackson-s9x]

Yeah it is I can't believe no one else knows

[@barral69]

3:00 Why not use modern tech like fiberoptics and tiny mobile cameras on sticks? Just slip on through a crack or something to bypass the door and take a look.

[@TRB4008]

I said use X-rays since opening that demonic Vault B is far too risky. Using X-rays to see what's inside is better than causing Pandoras box part two.

[@mham1330]

That makes too much sense.

[@filthyhour5459]

There is not a lot of space beneath the door to even get the smallest speck of a fiberoptic in, I've visited the temple once, the locals think it's probably just the old royal family's personal belongings and many believe there might be some form of biohazard in there.

[@jackpanther1889]

I think it's just a story to hype-up the temple so they will get many more visitors (=many more donations). The 4 day ritual itself must be rigged by the temple authorities. It's all about farming money. Nothing mystical about some old door with snake decorations.😂

[@kiran9s]

The governing authority usually don't give permission.

[@karldaley3659]

I'm from Sunderland and that door is really cool to see, but there's no mystery behind it. I didn't realise there was a cave behind it though, but really cool to see my home city mentioned in your video!

[@sarahpeach8337]

came to say this!, im from sunderland and quite a surprise to have it mentioned!

[@devilghostface8798]

A cave what's in the cave

[@Armando_Castilla]

11:03 In fact, in Mexico, that skull symbol does represent danger. In fact, one of the most iconic scenes from El Chavo del Ocho (a Mexican series), Don Ramón tells the vecindad children, shouting at them: "This means DANGER, DANGER!" (Many in fact, hahaha)

[@TimSeatonPainting]

When I used to work for the Sandcastle Resort, on Cape Cod, we had quite a few of these. There used to be a restaurant inside the main building that closed in the 90s. Someone bought the restaurant space and turned it into a large apartment. They died While they were working with concrete in the basement. Bank took the space, and when I was working there the section of basement simply known as the dungeon had a sign that said "no entry screwed shut both sides." When we finally got in there, it was a massive maze of rooms. Old restrooms with steam saunas, packed with boxes of old files. A cedar walk in cooler full of drag clothes and odd things. In the main hallway is the hotel there was a Dutch door that had been screwed shut for so long that nobody knew what used to be in there. I finally determined that it used to open to the restaurant kitchen. Inside the(now) apartment it was just a wall. I removed the door and sheetrocked over it. But before I closed it up, I used black stain to write a message on the back of the drywall with my hands. Something for the next guy to find one day.

[@SeptemberMeadows]

On the buried nuclear waste, put periodic symbols and atomic structure symbols carved in stone and bas relief, along with art demonstrating exposure, sickness, death

[@MrMikeCox123]

On what languages

[@RubyDutoit]

​@@MrMikeCox123 In pictures like the Egyptians did i mean we figured it out so surely someone along generation will translate it and also once the doors get closed make it completely unopenable (eish logic

[@chicanegra8198]

But then you may just run the risk of future cuvilizations thinking that we're just a bunch of superstitious donuts, right up until they realise that this site is dangerous.

[@eeviechicken]

That is indeed what they have done with a lot of things since the time some scrapyard workers cracked open a medical rad source. The new warning sign is very similar to what you described. They used to have "drop and run" on some sources but that doesn't help if you don't speak English 😅

[@majinnemesis]

@@MrMikeCox123 all of them

[@nerob2]

the stories of the doors in this video sound like they would make for some great horror films

[@LunaryxDiarmait]

Kind of surprised none of these were used in The Librarians series.

[@nerob2]

@@LunaryxDiarmait yeah I agree also such a great series to watch thanks for your reply

[@paulvamos7319]

There's another secret door no one can open! In the catacombs beneath the Vatican! It houses all the "dangerous" religious artifacts the church has found over the past few thousand years or so! 😊😱

[@samspurgeon4222]

I watched a Chinese made "National Treasure" type film on Netflix a few years ago that was pretty good where they had to break in to Emperor's Tomb...it had the miniature kingdom model on the floor and the mercury flowing in to make rivers and oceans and such. Not a bad movie at all, SFX were good, better than the PS2 level stuff a lot of Hollywood puts out.

[@DutchNexus]

@@LunaryxDiarmait the movie 1408 is actactly the story about that hotelroom

[@Donkeyearsa]

Its easy enough to determine about room 873 rent 871 and 875 and use a measuring tape between the two doors inside and outside to fine out how much room is between the two.

[@AndrewHunter-k9n]

I'm betting that Rm 873 has a fatal design flaw acting as a Carbon Monoxide trap.

[@AKNikki217]

0:34 - Brave effort to pronounce it! Brought a smile to my face, ha...

[@alexispeyton649]

Can you do better?

[@AKNikki217]

@@alexispeyton649 Um, yep, considering I've been learning that word for a long time (I live in India so yeah). And I'm sorry if it came across as rude, it's just that I'm so used to it so hearing that sing-song pronunciation was kind of amusing

[@DBNbgmsandedits82360]

​@@AKNikki217As a person from Thiruvananthapuram, i felt glad that he tried to spell the place's name. Normally for me, it's easy to say, but for people like him, it's somewhat challenging. Good try anyways.

[@restoreleader]

Funny thing about that Chernobyl storage is, that it was opened during russian invasion when soldiers were searching the plant. The one with dosimeter instantly run away, but few other went in and even touched some cobalt. No idea how dangerous it was, but they obviously werent told

[@Szszymon14]

Source?

[@restoreleader]

@@Szszymon14 Private war reporter talking with chief engineer there, yet stated only in book without english translation, i cant provide any source thus

[@Szszymon14]

@@restoreleader Fair enough. Actual to-the-point and humble reply. 👍

[@lucianfrostbane]

There was also reports of russian soldiers digging trenches in the exclusion zone of Chernobyl and were surprised that they got sick.

[@AKNikki217]

For the nuclear waste thing - what if you make a kind of a law or put a sign saying that "This sign must be replaced every 10 years into the current language being used here?"? Of course, that would mean the sign should always be seen and everyone must follow the rule, but this idea seems much better than the alternatives. I have no clue what to do if humans move out of there, but uh... it's a start? The cycle could at least continue until it stops at a point where future historians can recognize the language.

[@MissFoxification]

Because much of the human race may die off or go into a severe population decline. If it takes a long enough time for a population to recover or change and there's significant cultural and language change no warning in a recent language may work. There's documentaries on this, on how we can make an area appear hostile and what signs we could use. That's why the traditional "radioactive hazard" sign was changed.

[@ScooterinAB]

While this would be the most logical option, the problem is that it won't work. Multiple civilizations have died out in human history, and the amount of time we're talking about far exceeds human civilization. At some point, even within a few hundred years, the whole thing would be lost, since language continues to evolve and because of human laziness and corruption.

[@FBAV]

It's better not to completely lock off nuclear "waste", as it still contains possibly valuable nuclear material for alternative nuclear power plants to run for hundreds of years. It's a shame to threat it just as waste.

[@cherryblossoms85]

I know some think the Sphynx rooms could change history forever if opened and discovered. Who knows.

[@saumyacow4435]

I love the way "Do Not Enter" signs just beg for you to have a peek. With the nuclear waste, the best answer is just simply let it be forgotten and let nature cover your tracks. Any future civilisation that has the means to scan deeply enough to discover something artificial and then dig that far, is probably going to be advanced enough to understand the danger. They will probably also figure out that our civilisation had nuclear power and nuclear accidents so they'll also know there's likely stores of waste.

[@Ganon435]

i remember hearing that for the nuclear tomb, one of the ideas was to make a secret society to preserve the knowledge and warnings of the nuclear waste for future generations. no idea if it went anywhere

[@serenitygoodwyn]

The risk there is if there is major catastrophize that severely depopulates the earth then there is a significant chance no members would survive.

[@LavitosExodius]

​@serenitygoodwyn the Masons survived the plague well enough they are said to go back to the time of Solomon btw.

[@DavidJacobs-rl1rj]

I would definitely open Vault B. IMO there's not any valid (non-superstitious) reasons not to. 99% of anything biological would be dead (you can wear hazmat suits or the like anyway), and if inside was some sort of "deadly" weapons, there's no way anything in there would be a fraction as bad as what we already have. The benefits far outweigh the consequences

[@-JustMe-613]

as a south indian, i feel bad for this guy trying to pronounce Thiruvananthapuram 🤣

[@AKNikki217]

I laughed and felt bad at the same time... 🤣🤣🤣

[@-JustMe-613]

@@AKNikki217 we are friends now😃

[@tdotjazzberryram61]

Be glad he tried and included the story to be told instead of criticism.

[@AKNikki217]

@@tdotjazzberryram61 Oh I am, don't get me wrong. It's just so easy for us that it can be amusing - but you're right.

[@jsg2801]

same I’m punjabi and Rajput but I still feel bad haha

[@davidromanski9232]

Hi, I'm the lockpicking lawyer and today we will be looking at some unlockable doors.

[@rome8180]

For the nuclear waste, why couldn't you have an illustration or series of illustrations on the door depicting someone dying horrifically as a consequence of opening the door? It doesn't have to be an accurate representation of radiation poisoning. It just has to be clear that it's a person getting very sick and dying as a result of opening the door. It could even show their flesh melting off or something. I think an image like that would communicate across generations.

[@joshuamarvin7400]

The problem with that is that whenever you design a warning to look like a warning, some people will assume it's a lie to deter thieves, and open it up anyway. Most tombs are etched with curses and threats of doom upon any who disturb them. Doesn't stop humans from cracking 'em open looking for shinies.

[@matthewcox7985]

​@joshuamarvin7400 There's a whole field about nuclear semiotics, how to communicate the danger to future generations. One idea is to start a religion.

[@serenitygoodwyn]

@@joshuamarvin7400 And the distance in time between us and those ancient civilisations is much shorter than the distance between us and future generations that will have to deal with the waste.

[@serenitygoodwyn]

​@@matthewcox7985 Religions don't survive that long, and even in the unlikely event it did, even with relatively young religions like Christianity, the understanding of the meaning being conveyed has changed significantly over a very short period of time. What we think of as Christianity today looks very different to the original Christians of 2000yrs ago. The trinity as a concept didn't exist until around 200 years after Christs death. Progressive Christians have significantly different understanding of Christianity than Southern Baptist Christians today. This is only around 2000 yrs there would be no way to ensure that 10,000 year from now the meaning would continue to be understood as intended by that religion.

[@ScooterinAB]

To you, they are images of someone dying horribly. To someone else, they might looks like images of a wild party. And there's no way to ensure then people would associate the art with the location. There's plenty of artwork depicting battles that hand in places where such a battle never took place. The other problem is that we're talking about a period of time that far exceeds all of human civilization. We're dealing with an inconceivable length of time. Given how much we've already lost, any efforts to hide it would likely fail and any meaning would be long gone.

[@danbuddy6194]

The Banff hotel room isn’t reminiscent of “The Shining”, but rather “1408”; a room with many deaths and murders and anyone that stays in it either dies, goes crazy, or is unable to last but a few moments.

[@Kur0Engel]

11:45 I think they should still put word warnings on it in ALL languages because sometime in the future, if we are all still here, we are bound to recall one of the languages. And make sure that the languages are imprinted on a slab of metal with non rusting/decaying protections on it to keep it preserved as long as possible… and maybe one also on the inside incase someone opens the door because the one outside is damaged…. Seen far too many horror and sci-fi movies and played too many similar games to be beyond taking multiple safety precautions…

[@gotickofficial]

And you believe you're smarter than everyone else working on that project 😂

[@WhisperingWempe]

@@gotickofficial being 100000 yo also

[@jamtorres6822]

​@gotickofficial all he did was give an idea or suggestion, chill tf out dude

[@WhisperingWempe]

@@gotickofficial you can actually be equally smart and still have a better idea Just sayin'

[@JaymoBaaagz6961]

This is true...but who's ta say one cannot be of unequivocal superior intelligence, but be burdened by only the most idiotic of ideas??🤔

[@Elsa_Icywind]

that first door can just be examined with an xray type machine to see whats in it or ground penetrating radar. if they dont wanna open it least let them use those to see whats in it

[@serenitygoodwyn]

Xray requires some medium on the other side of the object to capture the image and assumes that the doors and material that makes up the wall allow xrays to pass through, they they probably don't. Ground penetrating radar doesn't have great resolution, it would likely only be able to tell major structures. Kind of like a standard 2D ultrasound in pregnancy but worse, you can kind of tell there's a baby in there if you squint the right way and use a bit of imagination.

[@dustyhughes1049]

i think under the great sphinx there’s a big library under it with lot ancient books and you have to go through lot of obstacles to get to it

[@CapeManCoral]

You do such a great job on your videos. My hats off to you. 🎉

[@earth729]

Hey, I'm from Australia, absolutely love your channel, also ordered a eggbert plushie. Thanks for making more he's so cute. Keep up the excellent content

[@VixensHeart]

Don’t we just love mysterious doors! Because I love mysteries :D

[@SteeleObsidion13]

As far as vault B goes, do you want zombies? Because that's how you get zombies

[@knightwolf3511]

i looked on wiki and it says "They opened the metal-grille door to Vault B and discovered a sturdy wooden door just behind it. They opened this door as well, and encountered a third door made of iron, which was jammed shut. The observers tried to force their way in but failed. So they decided to hire a professional locksmith to open or remove the door gently. Then in mid-July, before the locksmith came, the royal family got an injunction from the Supreme Court against opening vault B" apparently 3 doors so my guess is a curse and possibility a grave because the others i don't think had that many doors

[@Ninjaslife437]

@@knightwolf3511 Honestly I'm glad they didn't what if it was something worse than that? Like an apocalyptic style event.

[@xtremeruler69]

I want zombies.

[@handsinthefire]

@@knightwolf3511 Or maybe it's nothing. Ya know, like every other one of these "sealed spooky doors" that people find. A grave and that is probably it.

[@christopherleubner6633]

It has a Brahma Astra and a tomb inside of it The team that attempted to open it were found to have mild cases of radiation poisoning which was mistaken for a curse. It should stay shut. 😮

[@AchyuthanKolappan]

0:34 The way he pronounced that was super funny.😂😂

[@davidcaballero8655]

No

[@AchyuthanKolappan]

For you it may not be funny, but for us Indians, it is funny because that is not how you pronounce 'Thiruvananthapuram'.

[@Fishyy-1]

You know BE AMAZED you are the ONLY youtuber that i have notification on😅

[@AuthorWASimpson]

One of the main reasons why I love your videos is that you give this writer so many ideas and inspiration! Keep them coming!

[@ShortestSchlong]

Not so fun fact: the videos on the channel "Be Amazed" are AI generated all they gotta do is write a prompt about a specific topic and the AI does everything. The people behind Be Amazed makes money for barely doing anything that's why they deserve to fall off

[@DoctorNovakaine]

11:46 Clearly, the best way of tackling the problem is a door with a bunch of serpents around it. Seems to have worked for Vault B.

[@dgnr885]

I used to work at a Cavern close to Grand Caverns in VA. Many years ago the people who owned Grand Caverns let myself and my coworkers go into the sections of the Cave not open to the public. That entrance you have a picture of in the video is actually not Grand Caverns itself, it is Grand's "sister cavern" known as Fountain Cave. The entrance is actually up the hillside to the left of the Grand Cavern's lobby if you are looking at the lobby in the parking lot. It is very close to Grand, and potentially connected to it, just no connection has been found between them, to my knowledge. I have been in that one, as well. I did not however, find any cave monsters.

[@theprofessorkeen1911]

There is another under explored cave here in the Roanoke VA called "The Murder Hole" and it's as ominous as the name implies. The entrance is around 250 feet strait down and I have seen it before. Once. This is due to the fact it is on a Privet property and the owner does not grant visits to it much. Even if you do see it, getting down into it is a huge challenge. As far as I can recall, only 5 chambers have been explored and there could well be miles more to be found. So far, it is largely unexplored. I can't even imagine what's down there. The only other cave known to the public is the Dixie caverns. Thankfully they are a tourist attraction that is open year round and seemingly completely explored.

[@Nikkiis_114]

Fact about houska: visitors don't hear screaming, there were speakers that played screaming sounds.

[@erikascantlan1812]

Maybe the door underneath the sphinx is maybe The door underneath the sphinx’s paw leads to Cleopatra ‘s Tomb The Egyptian government doesn’t want it to be discovered by archaeologists and dug up So they denied that There’s anything there just a theory of course.

[@Nox_Eternis]

Plot twist. Door B in the Indian temple has nothing behind it. It's just a door made on the wall to troll people for centuries to come.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

That Sunderland door looks fantastic, what a quirky way to hide the park keepers stuff 😂❤ Brilliant video guys, thank you 😊

[@marigeobrien]

Hmm. Maybe the door under the Sphynx leads to a chamber filled with nuclear waste from a civilization that existed 75,000 years ago... ?

[@AG3n3ricHuman]

You ever wonder if a future civilization discovered our nuclear waste warning messages if they'd dismiss it as a dumb curse just like we do on Egyptian tombs?

[@white.apple.design]

Or maybe it's one of the entrances to Agartha

[@Z12W]

-it could be holding a lot of valuable items that shouldnt be stolen- Maybe its a tunnel to the underside of pancake earth -we are joking right?-

[@samspurgeon4222]

It's probably where Zahi Hawass has his man-cave hidden and wants to keep unwanted guests out😂

[@KuntryBlumpkin528]

That one about the door in Grottoes Virginia was intriguing my family Used to Vacation around that area and I've been inside the Grand Caverns before I had no idea that kind of shit went on there

[@nexcorvus7854]

Which brings to a new question, does Stonehenge is actually a sign put by the ancient civilization to tell that there was some sort of dangerous waste buried deep underneath it?

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome

[@will-i-am-not]

Best way to stop people entering anywhere is fear. The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear. And the oldest kind of fear is of the unknown. HP Lovecraft

[@ArmaanYTArmaanYT2024]

I actually been to the Banff Hotel in my Canadian stay and wanted to check the room with - I don’t want to give any spoilers. I’m just happy the way I am chewing bubblegum, sitting on the couch, and watching my favourite videos.

[@Expertsmap_2]

If a door can never be opened, it's not a door is it? just a fancy slab of wall. (Be to a video early, make a unique comment, blow up, repeat)

[@TheWiseJames]

dammit i was going to say this lol

[@OfficialJalenSmith]

Is my music 🔥🔥

[@suc915]

No

[@lovingmayberry307]

It's still a door! If a gun can never be fired, isn't it still a gun?

[@KeithMiller-n2r]

L.o.l.

[@DMAXIAW]

Your video was fantastic. I really enjoyed it!

[@wolftitanmask9539]

the hotel in canada sounds like they made up a story in the hotel of room873 so they could get more visitors in the middle of nowhere in canada

[@Mr.snake29240]

I love you BE AmAZED 😍😍😍😍😍

[@Dakotert]

As a Wiccan, I appreciate the specification that it isn't the pentacle itself that made the room evil, but the context in which it was used. Many, if not most people automatically say ALL pentacles are evil, which originates from Christians just labeling all pagan practices and witchcraft as Satan's work. For those who don't know and would like to be educated about this; In most pagan religions the pentacle is a five pointed star that symbolizes the elements and unity. Each point is its own element (water, earth, fire, air, spirit) and the circle is bringing all of them together. The pentagram is just the five pointed star, with the same meaning, but typically used differently. In short, the pentacle and the pentagram are just crosses for pagans, as they are in most cases used for protection. The thing is, though, one of the very few rules/basics of Wicca states that really, magick (or magic) is about intent and imagination. The only true rule of Wicca is to spread love and kindness, and DO NOT USE BLACK MAGICK. The pentacle shown in this is BLACK MAGICK, and is incredibly dangerous. People don't actually read into our religion though, so typically, black magick is confused with regular, kindhearted magick.

[@darkdemigod]

blud when hogwarts didn't send you a letter you should have taken the hint

[@AverageYogurtEnjoyer]

I've never been this early to a video! Keep up the good work!

[@Scaz3]

I think we should open vault B but instead of using people tender, we should probably use drones you know for safety so we won’t risk anyone’s lives

[@paulvamos7319]

What if there's an airborn pathogen behind the door and when you open it, everyone on the planet dies within a week? No! 😂

[@scorchx3000]

I was giggling at the Mowbray park pronunciation, I'm from that town and it's pronounced Moe-bray. Sunderland council said the door was to block access to old quarry workings. Across the river theirs another park called Roker park (Row-ker, I think North East England just likes using names that are pronounced differently to how they're spelled) that also has hidden caves, on the coast their was a large series of caverns called Holy Rock (names because of the holes), but after a series of accidents, the unstable rock was demolished and the entrance from the park ravine was blocked off by shutters and gates.

[@user-fm6ny3uo2b]

@ 16:10. Pretty sure those are Jawas.

[@NariNaraga22]

I'm just going with Jawas

[@YamaMaharaja]

We've all seen enough hope movies to understand if that did is not meant to be open, then that means something was put behind it that could be destroyed or eliminated

[@marigeobrien]

Wait. What? They have public tours of Chernobyl? Are they insane?

[@TheShadow1347]

Fr

[@NotSoNormal1987]

It's not actually that risky.

[@richhennings5703]

The tours are of relatively short duration and radiation levels are monitored to prevent overexposure.

[@davidbagels]

*me walking into the castle guard: hey what are you doing *me with 10 sticks of dynamite 🗿

[@OppenheimerKidGamer]

Amazing Vid

[@okcool83]

it just released 😭

[@OfficialJalenSmith]

😂😂😂... Is my music good

[@pumirya]

Thanks for the cool video. 👍

[@desperadox7565]

The only one of these I'd not enter is Chernobyl.

[@natedawg-p8v]

Yea I signed up

[@user-fm6ny3uo2b]

The only one I would enter is Chernobyl.

[@ArmaanYTArmaanYT2024]

The complete Bhangarh story: Before it was built Babu Bala Nath used to meditate and when the greedy king ignored his request to not make its shadow fall over the fort, it was cursed. Despite one curse, another curse befallen when Singhai, a dark magician, tried to marry Ratnavati, the princess. Singhai swapped ittar (scent) with a love potion but when Ratnavati realised what was going on from a weird odour, she discarded on a rock. The stone tumbled on the poor magician who cursed the fort. Lights, music, screams, and apparitions have all been reported at night and anyone who steps in will never leave. In 2011, a Redditer and two friends purchased their their tickets, snuck past the guard, and saw a zombie like figure behind bars, ominously grinning at them. That scared the what out of them and ran away to their deaths. The next day, the police came to investigate and declared no one shall enter the fort at night. Another story shows a couple sneaking around the fort at 3 AM at not to see a witch.

[@rahibhussain180]

Where is "open sesame" door?

[@Aye-McHunt]

I think it got relocated to the Street they named after it.

[@CharlesBerryamericanlinkage]

Iraq

[@OfficialJalenSmith]

Is my music good

[@shannacollins4741]

Its not hard to open

[@andidevlin3361]

sure the new containment building at Chernobyl has also been designed to take apart the old barrier and buildings and slowly decontaminate the whole lot so that room will eventually be opened, contents removed and then made safe.

[@notavoicechanger1808]

We got at least 700 more years until the Tardis is out of there, then we can open it.

[@MadGrandma1957]

There is enough technology available today that I'm sure someone can look behind the door. Just don't release the hounds of hell! 😂

[@retrostyledanish]

I'm back to this channel after very long time Missed your voice bro😊

[@brejones1338]

My favorite info channel

[@Iabyriinth]

Wanna bet Vault B can only be opened by a Parselmouth?

[@Meloettadg2]

Parseltongue opened the chamber of secrets so why not

[@jessicamah326]

As a canaidian I go to fairmont hot springs every year and I stay at that hotel and I never knew about that blew my mind

[@DarealSwisher2100]

Once you tell people not to do something we will try harder to what someone says not to do...

[@paulvamos7319]

Don't do this or you will wipe out all life on Earth! 😂 Now, what you gonna do?

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Great video loved it.

[@AlotoNagaTV]

This is just INDIA 🇮🇳

[@tinaswie9140]

I love your videos Be amazed!

[@NYR14477]

11:47 I would put the warning in binary or even in code with 1’s and 0’s. With technology they can always read the code. Even without it. It’s the best way to leave warnings.

[@gotickofficial]

And how would you say it's dangerous in binary?

[@Firecracker321g]

Isn't binary code already the use of 1s and 0s?

[@shannoncriswell8972]

@@gotickofficial 01000100011000010110111001100111 01100101011100100110111101110101 01110011001000010010000001001011 01100101011001010111000000100000 01101111011101010111010000100001

[@carlosrobar8538]

Keep up the great work amazed crew❤

[@youknow227]

I think the best way of covering the nuclear door is writing in gold It lasts for millions of years

[@AG3n3ricHuman]

People 5,000 years from now: "Wow! Gold on a door! There must be more gold behind it!" 😛

[@davidarundel6187]

It would get vaporised , to atoms .

[@youknow227]

@@AG3n3ricHuman good point

[@diabolusabsconditus]

did you collab with lighthouse horror? narration sounds exactly like him! great video!

[@bumbleandsimba]

3:24 if it's too risky to open it, why not x-ray or whatever it is to see what's inside?

[@pensothea2089]

OH GOD You are too smart

[@astralb.2647]

Open all of them... I just wanna see. Not the ones where we KNOW for certain that which lies behind is actively dangerous for society, but all of the mystery ones... crack 'em open!

[@MichaelStevens-o9k]

Typical. Some people only value riches! Kind of sick.

[@naopagocopos]

The door in Barcelona is probably a water spring. In Iberia is common for the springs in mountains to be closed with doors like that and the channel is for the water to flow

[@Tshepo188]

I love be amazed's voice 😂😂

[@brittanysteiner48]

Anything radioactive NEEDS to be clearly labeled so future generations know it’s dangerous. Even if no one speaks modern languages 100 thousand years from now.

[@alejandrovillasenor5425]

"You don't have the right, O you don't have the right"

[@scottstephens8893]

Hahaha nice!

[@KobbyOwusu-boakye]

I just can't get enough of this

[@SunDrop-u6w]

I feel like vault B is in Reality the real chamber of secrets from harry potter. if you want to open it better start learning parsoletung🤣

[@EmeraldEyesEsoteric]

18:15 - 20:20 In the Classic RPG Breath of Fire you fight a female centaur whose power is to age people rapidly, and your final interaction with her is in this tiny fort in the middle of nowhere. Now I know where the writers must've got their inspiration from.

[@JoriDiculous]

Good video, but the sound is horrible. As a smal curiosity. I live in Norway, a cope of hours NW of Oslo. Here we still have traces of the Tsjernobyl disaster in nature. All animals (mainly sheep) out on summer pasture in the mountains Must be "cleansed" in the lowlands for at least a month before they can be eaten. You also should not eat mushrooms in the highlands.

[@nobodynowhere2128]

Wow. That is interesting and horrifying. In U.S. we don’t hear much about radiation from it in other countries and how some other countries are still being affected. I’m sorry that this is an issue.

[@STORMDAME]

I live in the North of England. Until 15 years ago all our sheep were bought by the government and destroyed as they were considered too radioactive to enter the food chain after the Chernobyl disaster.

[@JoriDiculous]

@@nobodynowhere2128 its pretty crazy its still a issue. But at least it's not any danger to be out and about in nature. Might want to think twice before eating any mushrooms though, depending on the area.

[@nobodynowhere2128]

@@JoriDiculousit’s good to hear that it’s no a major problem. Hope your winter isn’t to bad tis year. Enjoy the northern lights. They have been busy this year. I live in the north as well.

[@johnwarren892]

First one was probably for quicksilver. It was important enough and most likely needed for the processing the gold

[@zThinquinox]

11:47 just keep it entirley locked away with many layers of materials around it and seal it off completley because that much nuclear waste should simpily just stay down there right?

[@davidarundel6187]

Ask the Marshallese people - they have one island , that's off limits to all , and has a concrete dome , which In need of repair , yet again . Due to the radioactive waste from the nuclear tests , conducted just after the 2nd world war .

[@hinoakel3830]

here is some info about vault B, couple month back the country ruled that this door is allowed to be forced open now

[@lornadecruz259]

Yeah something to watch tonight

[@WhiteWolfie_95]

Perhaps a small diagram of the molecular structure of the elements held inside?

[@mitchelldavidson9911]

what?? im considered evil because i am a lefty?

[@AMVMaker26]

Sinister comes from an old language and means left handed. I think in old times because left handedness is less common maybe ancient societies view anyone with left hand dominant as evil.

[@TheBoar6767]

I need to see vault B

[@jeremyblandford7669]

When is a door not a door ? When it's a jar 😂

[@OvertheGarage-wv1wn]

The nuclear wast question is a good one. Once it is full the outside should be totally buried and hidden. An inner door would be the place to write warnings pictures and otherwise in the event future sensing devices or construction crews find it. You could also take pictures of the tunnels as they are filled with boring yellow drums of radioactive waste, but outlaw any publication of where it is. Someone curious can look it up and see it isn't that big of a deal. I would however make it expensive and difficult to access once sealed. No one would ever go to such expense to look at nuclear waste.

[@checiedwards8766]

Send the toxic cans to space or a world with no life on it...:)

[@TheModestine]

8:02 Is not wungaRay it’s FungA-Ray ‘Whangarei😂😂(wh makes an F sound in te Reo Māori) it sounds funny how you said it 😅😅

[@kimje9864]

184 Views in 2 minutes? Bro's cooking

[@SAMarcus]

Floor tiles covering a gate to hell? I'll renovate! No problem! New basement coming right up!

[@BlaziiBoi68]

3:00 I hope Vault B filled with Nightmares coming to life was the reason no one can enter

[@jonathank4278]

16:35 Probably just Bats .