Teacher Reacts To "Top 10 Facts - Area 51" [ALIENS ARE NOT HERE]

[@pointlessviewer]

You should definitely react to "Time lapse of the Future"! I guarantee you will love it, it's on the longer side of the videos but from what I've seen in your videos it will bring you joy. It is like "the entire history of the earth I guess" but except its moving away from 'now' and goes into the future rapidly, in time it goes from earth futurology to how the events in the universe will unravel, till the heat death of the universe. I hope u will see this comment in the sea of comments XD

[@travisgessler6283]

Imagine being a janitor or maintenance guy at area 51, top secret flights in and out of work and you can't talk about work, but you don't know anything lol. All u know is regular custodial stuff. Not everyone there is a mad scientist. Someone is making lunch and cleaning the parking lot.

[@bigschnozer576]

I’d love to be scientist over there, at that point I wouldn’t even think about telling the public

[@noruser2215]

love from Australian bro keep up the reactions 👌

[@Vendrix86]

did the aliens get ya? where've you been lol

[@lorettabes4553]

Is this a Lemmino video? I love reactions to those!

[@lauribleu7558]

After teaching in Las Vegas for seven years, I lived in Tonopah for a year. Tonopah is so small that its entire population would fit in a Las Vegas high school. Area 51 is not close to Las Vegas, at least not as I would define "close." Most of Nevada is desert and it is said that most of it is federal land. Nellis Air Force Base is sort of between Tonopah and Las Vegas. The long and very boring trip between Tonopah and Las Vegas is broken be two towns--Beatty that sits near the southwest corner and Death Valley, and Goldfield, an even smaller town that Tonopah. The people of Tonopah regarded all the foofaraw about Area 51 as silly nonsense.

[@georgehands_]

You should react to more recent lemmino videos his production has increased a lot and it deals with more historical content!

[@CoCooMa11]

considering how vast the universe are, the chances that aliens has come to earth and have contact with us is more or less nill. That is if we atleast look at carbon based lifeforms (not sure if this is true, but what I have heard) since the closest planet that could possibly sustain other carbon based lifeforms are to many lightyears away

[@amandah5028]

Neil Armstrong said on the moon these are big babies

[@MaurerSchneider]

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[@whitechocolatemnms4711]

U r the coolest teacher!

[@doranarcher3211]

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[@testtest2015]

Hey, how are you? We are missing you

[@Mikaelmikalonia]

I guess he has schooling things to do...or I hope so D:

[@testtest2015]

@@Mikaelmikalonia yeah probably

[@SilvanaDil]

Many countries (Russia, China and unfortunately our ally Israel) parade something the instant they have a prototype. The U.S. keeps a lot of stuff under wraps unless/until it's needed -- and I like that.

[@himanshugurjar9002]

US has the luxury of sitting far away from battles

[@the_swede000]

its nice to find a swede other than pewdiepie doing bits on youtube, how funny would it be if you found your teacher on yt while casually browsing for reaction videos lmao

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[@J.D.M.R]

the bob lazar take is missing a lot of vital info

[@ballergaming4965]

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[@ShakaNFSW]

0:47 Actually that would be the mezhgorye base in Russia, USA have secrets but the old Soviet Union have some even more misterious, specially since some of them are up to day still working/onlinie etc

[@alvinkellon7814]

You should react to “true scale of atoms” made by corridor crew (very interesting)

[@dominicvioli7098]

To your point about the US government having technology way ahead of what the public has......when sadam Hussein and the Iraqi military prepared for invasion by coalition forces they thought themselves to have a few things going for them. 1) the wide open and desolate dessert landscape contained no landmarks and was prone to wind storms. This meant that invading forces would not be able to navigate the landscape with any speed. It's not like moving through Europe or America where there are roads, highways, bridges, buildings, and all other types of landmarks for which to coordinate your position from 2) the night in the desert was as dark as it could possibly be. With little to no light sources available out in the desert even advanced technology like night vision would be useless. This again would make it impossible for troops to move and operate at night. When the operation began the iraqs we're so confused as to how the coalition forces were able to navigate the open desert with the speed and efficiency on display. Even at night, huge formations of hundreds of mechanized platforms and thousands of ground assault troops were able to move and out manuever the Iraq forces. Before the iraqs could even locate enemy troops the American forces are able to fire on them with pin point precision. Even in the dark. Many Iraq soldiers believed the coalition forces to be operating technology that was out of this world litteraly. When the top brass of the Iraq military went underground and tried to hide in underground bunkers they thought the only way they would be able to be attacked would be from carpet bombing attacks or ground forces spending months hunting the down. They were quickly proven wrong when cruise missles fired from naval ships off the coast were some home guided directly to their locations. The precision of the coalition strikes spooked the Iraq leaders and caused mass surrender. So what was going on. How did the us accomplish this. Well in the 70s and 80s the US military was working on a cutting edge technology and in 1991 they would unveil it on the battlefield for the first time in history. GPS. That's right GPS was invented by the United States military in the 80s just imagine a time where gps doesn't exist. You are an Iraq soldier if you want to coordinate with your troops you have to rely on compasses and lines of longitude and latitude. Yet your fighting a military that is rolling around with Garmin GPS navigation in every tank, humvee and airplane. It didn't matter how dark or dusty or desolate the desert landscape was, the US military wasnt even paying attention to the environment. They were relying on global positioning to coordinate movement between the thousands of military pieces in the desert. Now think to when us as the public wre made aware and we're giving Gps. Around 2007. Almost 20 years later. Which is why it's pretty much understood now that the military is operating on a 10 to 20 year innovation buffer. Many countries today are starting to develope their own Gps like Russia China and the Europeans. Specifically to counter the USA. But they are still behind because recently declassified documents just unveiled that the us military is no longer relying on Gps. Their guided missles and aerospace guidance is now driven by artificial intelligence that maps the position of the stars and uses everything from the stars position In the sky to their brightness and movement to position themselves.

[@Dr.HooWho]

Military but if they had made super advance things why still hide it? If it benefits us then just use it

[@redex5555]

You should react to oversimplified videos, especially the American revolution

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[@SilvanaDil]

Well, you've seen a B-2. :-)

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[@jandersson724]

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[@echoslam3695]

bro are u from Sweden? or where?

[@Hydraas]

Hope you're ok!

[@Sam-pv7bd]

Are you not uploading videos because your too busy with teaching at the moment?

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[@gatekeeper_]

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When hot wings video?

[@MsPhilodox]

I'd love to see our fave polymath Swede on Hot Ones, but alas... not quite at that level of Kardashian yet.

[@jimmey123XD]

Are you doing alright? 🥺

[@mindbreaker1337]

What is your job?

[@ivailo97]

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[@CutieKittyMiss]

Oh by the way oversimplified just posted

[@talesofacrookedmouth]

Well apparently you can't even enter area 51 in astral traveling which is very fascinating... People getting close are said to be immediatly woken up in their body if I remember correctly. This means the government has greater knowledge about our mind than what we publicly know. Imagine they just drop ways of curing mental hilnesses in a few years hahahaha

[@Vendrix86]

The coolest thing I read about that is apparently they have guards in the astral plane around the white house and pentagon so you cant enter those places either lol

[@talesofacrookedmouth]

@@Vendrix86 oh yeah the guards! You're right, it sounds so weird to be like 'hey, I just found a brand new way to spy on people mouahahah' to be in the end intercepted by those same people

[@Dr.HooWho]

Tf is astral traveling, yeah this ain't real

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@@Dr.HooWho You ever seen doctor strange?

[@vilgothogberg4108]

hallå där

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