Mystical Places That Science Can't Explain

Hello, and here's some unusual and quite mystical places that science can not even explain so I doubt you will be able to understand these crazy mythical places in the world aka earth.
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[@Windows_Error]

The second one about people falling asleep in a town in Kazakhstan has been solved. Scientists found out that it was due to a Heightened level of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons in the air after a uranium mine was closed down after the fall on the Soviet Union.

[@ChupaLmfao]

Heh thought so

[@klee9062]

thanks for the explanation bud☺️

[@hmmm-hr7vm]

Ah yes, I love living over a mine

[@coolercoolguy]

Though it must've been something of that nature

[@CLFRevamped]

Cool, I’m still pissed about him calling it kazekistan though

[@FlufyfilmzStudi0z777]

I like how you said taos Mexico, and left out the New in New Mexico. Also, i have heard about that phenomenon before. I grew up in New Mexico. I haven't witnessed it myself, but i heard it is irritating.

[@shotaconera2327]

Tacos mexico

[@Boltthe410]

The ones that sound like trumpets??? Is the last one right?

[@omibologna]

FR i was like ?? mexico?? i don’t remember living there lmao. and also i’m pretty sure it’s also in other places, can’t remember where but it’s not just taos

[@nicochavez42]

I grew up in new mexico too but when I went to Taos I never heard the humming

[@Beto0414]

Where in New Mexico

[@hacknwack4065]

The ring one was believed to be a weird phenomenon of plays sucking water out of those areas first

[@coolbreezeinsummer]

It’s ants 🐜

[@oreos2653]

I thought its radioactivity affecting your ears

[@maltethehutt4498]

Weren't they just termites that eat the grass around them?

[@retard-kat4444]

Nahh Termites did it

[@davenaoh5545]

“Kazekesten” 💀

[@franklee4106]

Hey man u gotta give it to him at least it sounds pretty cool

[@eeeeee8762]

@@franklee4106 Nah, bro hasn’t watched Borat we can’t trust him

[@chessandcubes]

as somebody from "Kazekestan" (Kazakhstan) that triggered me so much for some reason

[@EEEEEEEE]

E‎

[@artbrox]

@@chessandcubes same ngl

[@withsomeflare054]

The city experiencing the Toahs hum might be near a steel factory or something similar. A town in Canada called Windsor was experiencing the "Windsor hum" which was a constant low frequency hum that would sometimes be so powerful that it would subtlety shake houses and windows. They discovered during the pandemic that a nearby steel factory's blast furnace was so loud that it would carry the hum over a mile away, ending up in Windsor.

[@omibologna]

i don’t believe it’s the same as only random people can hear it and it’s a high pitched ring or hum(or that’s what i’ve heard, i don’t experience it myself) and i’m fairly sure scientists still don’t know what’s causing it

[@Iionkit.]

Toahs 💀

[@timohara7717]

Yea no in the middle of the dessert

[@Esotilin2lasecuela]

Nope, i actually just read about the hum in my english class (or the equivalent to an American english class here in Argentina) and it also happened in a little town in the UK, they don't have any factory or anything that could explain why there's a hum, or maybe it's already solved idk the article we read was from 2011 lol

[@Nasuuniverse]

The Namibian circles are actually the results of termites that eat the roots of the grass then move to another

[@jamescool2243]

"Everyone evacuate the city" People: *Gets Knocked out*

[@ThenameisNiels]

but they get up again

[@sxrrender]

Imagine living your whole life just experiencing “HMMMMMMMMMMMM”

[@therealvbw]

you'd just move, I know I would. The houses there are probably worth pennies

[@Azriel_MR]

@@therealvbw 1. If you were experiencing it since your birth it probably wouldn't be as annoying 2. It's not eazy to move

[@cinissonicspeed]

@@therealvbw Dude, not everyone has the resources to move somewhere else, not to mention that it's not exactly cheap

[@therealvbw]

@@cinissonicspeed Would you rather live with microwave noises or move out of a town in new mexico with a population of 6000

[@cinissonicspeed]

@@therealvbw One thing is wanting to move out and another is not being able to. I mean, who the hell would want to live in a place like that but if they don't have a choice there's not a lot they can do about it

[@madilynholloman4663]

The fairy circle one can be explained pretty easily! It's something about the root systems if I remember correctly, definitely worth a Google.

[@notwanted6695]

It's ants/termites eating to roots as the colony becomes bigger so do the circles.

[@arttoasty]

last one entrance to the backrooms 💀

[@bellathebunny1277]

LMAO

[@survivorgangster8474]

Teacher: “Did you educate yourself during the summer break?” Me: “Yes”

[@spraycat9868]

"some people think its radio active" Nah bro thats just goku travelling

[@Pawe11o]

I think that National Geographic once made video about those circles and they explained that some ants were doing them, and each one of them is single colony

[@Wanking_wanker]

“It’s probably radio active” ah of course

[@timohara7717]

You dond have any funni sentence in this so your stujip as almost every light in the sky is semi based on radioactivityn

[@Trolhg]

Its an aurora borealis, which is caused by radiation

[@turos2]

"There is a town in Kazikahastan" There is a town in what now?

[@spartanrangermetro]

Kazakuhstan

[@WoW330]

Fun fact: White holes actually exist. However, they don’t attract things, but do the opposite

[@VuLe-wi9kv]

Fun fact: white holes are not white

[@USRM1810]

White holes don’t exist at all. No evidence, proof, or isn’t possible unlike the black hole

[@spidermonk3uVvwy8-2]

I quite don’t think we might actually have the evidence that they exist, but they might

[@chiminagwa2130]

Don’t worry the first one was just Santa Claus

[@yoshikagekira387]

Kazekistan 💀

[@bellathebunny1277]

LMAOO

[@JOSHSLEGO]

It’s always great to get a new video from you! Good job, these are some very interesting things! 😊 👍

[@hardkol]

Kezekestan

[@rafa._.2348]

“can hear tv noises” yeah bro can hear light waves 💀

[@AshTheRatPlays]

**Sees the Namibian circles** Me with Trypophobia: *dies*

[@iloveamerica1776]

“Kazekestan”

[@helpme5785]

The first one is from car headlights being reflected weirdly lol.

[@PartizaniTrolling]

The first one is totally Santa Claus flying to Laponia

[@Rocco_Kurokawa]

Heh, the first picture of the temple in a cave is in Thailand, close to Hua Hin. I've been there. Funny to see it here.

[@user-ej9yo2nq6k]

*" kazekeaystan "*

[@alexkoelle9513]

Imagine living in a place where all it sounds like is the backrooms

[@gambleoakranch]

Here in Colorado Douglas county we have perfect circles of different grass from the surrounding grasses.

[@deeznuts23yearsago]

My neighbour made it next to impossible to stay in my garden for a long time because they have put one of those high pitched sound things to deter rats but since they can’t hear it they have set it to max distance and I can hear it in my garden and their house is 40 meters away

[@tracemarto1288]

Love that you left out the New part of Taos, New Mexico.

[@disappointed_motha]

I'm literally hearing the hum of my freezer rn lol

[@austinreichert8544]

I’ve been to taos quite often tk ski, but I didn’t know about that. Cool

[@tastycheese_Eater]

The first one. I have seen those weird lights so many times I can't count

[@morgancason6876]

The hum if I'm remembering correctly was a machine in a factory where it was so loud but far away enough it was heard as a hum in the town.

[@atlasseven7357]

The lights in Norway is just Santa trying to find a 7-Eleven

[@uvunitos71]

I’m Norwegian but I’m much more up north. I have actually seen that, and it’s pretty cool

[@Halo916_]

As someone who constantly lives with hearing either TVs or the wires, it is very annoying. It doesn’t always happen, but when it does it can really hurt my ears

[@user-ks9ok3ex1k]

Nah that’s the Air Force doing a rave in the sky

[@mikeydawg5183]

I have been going to taos for 13 years and i always like it when people mention the small town

[@emmangenta]

Don't worry guys doom shrooms was just used on Fairy circle in Namibia

[@minimeme2513]

The weird streaks of light in the sky are actually a rare type of lightning that has a lot of very interesting properties like in a lot of cases it will never strike the ground and they have been observed as a rare phenomena that can typically be seen from space.

[@ngribbo8491]

I can hear the high pich fruecuentcy when i send a message from my phone to a eletric toy

[@hindu2928]

We have a temple which has a flag on top and that flag flies opposite of the wind and no birds fly over it or sit on it. It is the Jagannath temple, India.

[@koscheithedeathless.]

Why Arent you asleep?! The humming,mom.

[@CC-pf4wk]

The fairy rings have actually been proven to be the grass's ability to self-organise so it could efficiently use water. The termites theory, though popular, was disproved (at least as the only cause of the rings) since after rainfall, the fairy rings disappeared but termite activity stayed the same.

[@Tjulfars_rechtes_nasenloch]

I can even hear my radio while its in standby

[@aryankulkarni247]

People getting unconscious and falling down? Seems like someone used conquerers haki

[@AkivaB]

the only thing that makes some of them unexplained is because the simple explanation couldn't be proven

[@shishirranjan2696]

I think those circles looks like nests

[@Mocha_toaster]

The way you said Kazakhstan is too funny 😭

[@mr.oposum9840]

I can hear the humming thing but I always thought there was something wrong with my TV 😂

[@HeroExceeds]

2nd! Never been this early in my LIFEE

[@nolmc]

You are like the 19th

[@jdarnell7955]

That first one reminds me of those ghost lights in Appalachia

[@Thetindallman]

First off, it’s “Koh-zek-stan”, also that town? It was probably in the big part of Kazakhstan that is radio active because of Soviet nuclear bomb testing in the 50’s. How do I know this? Because I was born in a city within this area, and it’s called the polygon

[@fishrealm]

1. Probably the Northern Lights. 2. Carbon Monoxide 3. The grass adapted to do this, it benefits them with more water. 4. A factory testing their boiler resulted in the hum.

[@25914]

Also the Bermuda Triangle and underwater sounds

[@Gam3Theorist]

The Taos Hum is a huge mining facility that is going off causing that sound. It’s only like a few miles away from the town.

[@Korochantheskyguide]

Angels 💗

[@USRM1810]

No

[@eisflamme2438]

@Lofi Chan What do you mean? Were are angles?

[@Korochantheskyguide]

@@eisflamme2438 those are angels 💗

[@USRM1810]

@@Korochantheskyguide angels aren’t real mate

[@Korochantheskyguide]

@@USRM1810 whoever told you that is a liar...

[@incertnamehere]

I’m pretty certain that all of this can be explained by some type of radiation mixing with another chemical at the right time and place.

[@gayhamster4207]

You need to pit up a trigger warning with the fairy one omg that almost set me off

[@mirokajevskivelevski8895]

The ring one might be caused by mines which released toxic chemicals at a certain point after they were buried (and got deactivated due to their age and probably corrosion), and the spacing is because they need to be spaced apart to not trigger each other

[@Ult2]

For the first one it was actually a series of spaceX rockets. For the second one, Apparently there was a chemical outbreak that made people just fall unconscious

[@CreaseJs]

First one feels like rocket testing

[@Mrchickendude]

The way you said Hessdalen🥲

[@dumb.rat.]

part 2 pls!

[@Quaporu]

My History teacher has the ability to hear electrical signals

[@Azy8star]

That first thing in Norway I have seen something like that a few months ago im not anywhere near Norway but there was something super similiar

[@tahmos_]

awe yeah, radioactive dragon taming lessons, here i come!

[@skootergirl22]

I can hear electronic humming

[@akiradubois6147]

I live Taos New Mexico, there has never been a time where I have heard a irritable humming. But other people that I know have.

[@FlufyfilmzStudi0z777]

That must suck

[@Tombobas]

"Today guys were at this abandoned town in Kazakhstan. And today were going to be playing hide and se..." -Morgz or something idfk

[@kobedinh9791]

The fist one is Santa like cmon dude

[@Nanamowa]

First one is methane bubbles. They build up in swamplands and can spontaneously ignite in the air.

[@yogirlsub]

in norway those lights are called “Nordlys” ive never experienced them but ive seen them on video and its beautiful.

[@Shadowical]

usually, the area where grass doesnt grow in a field and there isnt a lot, is because of old landmines leaking the chemicals and it detroys the dirt so nothing can grow

[@seabasstiengaming1016]

the light thing happened to me to but in switzerland zermatt

[@--l-7660]

I guess for the last one it was just become a background noise eventually and no one would notice it anymore

[@EndlessO]

That first one is clearly just wizards having a wizard duel smh.

[@MondayBe1ike]

That hmmm sound i hate the most it gets worse when its night

[@lilbeing]

The first one be looking like the guiding light from doors💀

[@FlxfyDragon]

I just stand by it and can hear a whistle like thing

[@ike1820]

I also hear the hmmmm when an electronic turns on

[@_Astrologist._.Astal._stral]

THAT DEFINITELY SANTA CLAUS

[@footsoljier6468]

That first one is definitely Santa

[@yuilo7872]

me sitting in my room and hearing the hum 24/7

[@VENGE101]

I think the Namibian holes are old farmland that was heavily overgrazed and messy

[@gigachad2437]

Finally, someone else who can hear the annoying TV

[@snieva9778]

When your tryphobia kicks in:

[@JB_141]

If you make another one of these do the magic road in ireland. It's a hill your car will roll up in neutral

[@BonnieBoots]

DUDE, I'M IN FLORIDA- ME AND MY MOM SAW THE LIGHT ON DIFFERENT OCCASIONS, SHE SAW PURPLE, I SAW ORANGE- THE INTERNET LITERALLY HAD NOTHING ON IT

[@nekaa7657]

oh man, I have something similar to the hum and I'd say its even more annoying. Every now and then I can feel what sounds like something clogging up my ear before that ear starts making some really high-pitched noise that sounds like a radio frequency. The weird part is that trying to cup my hand over my ear to make pressure doesn't do anything to the feeling of my ear being filled, and if I focus on the noise I can make it last forever. Sometimes I've been able to make the noise start on its own.

[@hufsaiscomingtogetyou]

Actually, Im from norway, but ive never seen or heard about those lights, i did not even know that Hessedalen was a place lol🤣 but now i really wanna go there

[@our_moon_luna]

I've heard that for the third one, the little circles are created by termites but I'm not so sure

[@two7seven]

Me being trypophobic, the circle place is hell

[@TheTurkwithaPerk]

The patches with no plants is a minefield how cant you even think of that?

[@charliefaxbucketeer1343]

I witnessed these lights, somewhere in Texas. Similar with the Norway.

[@leandruss]

I live in a differant part of norway and its real and super cool

[@KozmoCraft]

The first 3 has already been solved...