The UnXplained: Mystery of Devil's Tower (Season 1) | History

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[@lastjudgment3501]

I know what devils tower really is!!! I would like to speak with someone about this so I can prove it once and for all. I have the proof of what it is and am willing to share it.

[@Melody615199999]

@@lastjudgment3501 I know too and you best keep your mouth shut.

[@lastjudgment3501]

@Julie Minard I know I've done a video on it already.

[@dariuswhite2543]

Is that a gaint rock or a fossilized tree

[@dariuswhite2543]

The onlybthing we have figured out it our own creations and then we still dont full understand.

[@GMZohar14]

"you can see flat ground for miles and miles" the scene literally shows nothing but hills

[@earllouie2137]

Not if you come from the east, I've been there on motorcycle

[@markbrinton6790]

That's true Earl, and yes Zohar, that's true, but if you zoom way out, it's pretty flat, considering it's Wyoming and the Rocky mountains.

[@lordreyna6924]

I think they mean and a grandeur scale, like no mountains in sight...

[@alextuinei9031]

Wyoming is one big plateau that connects to the Rockies. If you come from the east coast it sticks out pretty good.

[@walsh9354]

Only a flatlander whose never been in the mountains would say that smh

[@NEVERFORGET2PRAY]

Simple, earth is a pumpkin.

[@nicholasneri4327]

This is priceless

[@kristinghilardi414]

Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater, had a wife and couldn't keep her. He put her in a pumpkin shell and there he kept her, very well!

[@chairforce0928]

👏👏

[@jomoland]

Yes 😆

[@vman8835]

😂😂😂😂🤫

[@Rhaman68]

Cannot explain how visiting this unique rock formation affected me. It’s humbling, puzzling, inspiring and more. No wonder it puzzles people.

[@terryulmer969]

It's a sacred site to the Indigenous Tribes. A place where a miracle happened.

[@splashkid8410]

@@terryulmer969 what miracle

[@terryulmer969]

@Splash Kid There was a clan camping nearby, and some children were playing there. They noticed that they were being surrounded by shape-shifting bears. They heard a voice tell them to stay where they were, and the ground under them began to raise up higher and higher. The bears eventually left, and the Children wondered how they would get down. The voice told them to wait, and some very large birds would come to take them down safely. The Indigenous Tribes People call that place Bear Lodge. The Colonist changed it's name to Devil's Tower.

[@lottie1144]

It’s an ancient tree not a rock.

[@C-Here]

@@lottie1144 Ancient trees become rock- it's called petrified wood ..

[@daveykillz2780]

I used to work with a guy a few years ago who would go on vacations out West and talk about this and was a firm believer that it was a large petrified tree stump that survived from biblical times or beyond

[@NOTTHASAME]

Easy on your firm thinking , you are wrong ! Devil's tower is a foot of a giant that drowned during the flood. The bone eroded and all that was left was the achillies tendon above ground but down deeper , about 3 stories is the rest of the foot. Can't be a tree because tree or wood can never turn into sobe or basalts , science calls basalts CAC03 , calcium carbonates. It can't be wood because wood grains are not vertical, it can't be a tree stump or volcanic because there's no sulfur present. Look at a picture of the achillies tendon in human's and you will wobder no longer. Some say the want to know the truth but most don't have room for truth in their heads. Most are so indoctrinated ti necer think outside of the academic box or for themselves and stay within the confines of guessing, much like science does, later they come back to say they were wrong. You wanted to know what it is, now you know !

[@jonnsmith556]

@@NOTTHASAME do u have any sources? I believe in giants but also believe it to be a petrified tree stump and wood grains not being vertical? Plenty of plant fibers grow vertical and hexagonal and its flat like it was cut if it was originally silica based instead of would it wouldn't be the same as wood sand=silica sawdust but I am often to your idea as tendons also have hexagonal fibers as this would is truly not what they say they just bake stuff up and call it science

[@kali6651]

@@NOTTHASAME lmao oh god

[@YoungJustice1997]

That's not a shocking belief, I've heard that from many people

[@eazypeazy33]

@@NOTTHASAME 😯

[@jackfourbee3609]

It’s the leftover bean stalk that jack left behind.

[@IssaBuiltCivic]

Yo it lowkey actually looks like it

[@raima6877]

😂

[@jackschmidt6157]

Giants cut a tree

[@louwilson0906]

@@jackschmidt6157 your correct, before the big worldwide flood, giants roamed the earth and trees grew several miles high. For some reason the giants cut down all those giant trees and lo left the stumps behind. When they fossilized you have the Devils Tower. Go to KZbin videos by Mud fossil University

[@drenx87]

@@louwilson0906 many myths and legends like English people talks about us cutting down all the stems and giant trees because of these giants coming down and causing havoc , atrocity , cannibalizing humans on midgard .

[@moonwalkur7430]

I remember seeing this for the first time in Stephen Speilberg's classic movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" in 1977. One of the best alien films ever put to screen.

[@willbgm5x5]

Same, didn’t know it was a real thing. It was pretty creepy in that movie

[@jeromebreeding3302]

I'd say it looks like the solidified core of an ancient volcano. Everything but it eroded away over the eons.

[@Non-Serviam300]

I’ve been fascinated by it ever since I saw Close Encounters at the theatre as a kid. I plan on finally visiting Devils Tower within the next year.🤘😜

[@chefscorner7063]

@@jeromebreeding3302 I tend to agree with you. Take a look at a place in Mammoth Lakes, Calif called the Devils Postpile ( I lived in Mammoth Lakes). It was formed by volcanic forces and looks just like this place, just on a smaller scale. ;)

[@christophercrankshaw]

​@@chefscorner7063you nailed it

[@kimmieharrington2825]

The devil's tower looks like a giant tree stump.

[@olafhijne6276]

Because it ís.

[@kimmieharrington2825]

@@olafhijne6276 why didn't they just say that it was a petrified stump. Anyway I would have loved to see a tree that size, simply amazing

[@olafhijne6276]

Yeah Kimmie, would have love to see that also. The history of people is way older than they teach you at school!

[@DJ-East]

I'm a lumberjack... that is 100% an ancient tree. As sure as I breath air.

[@TheStimie]

First thing I thought

[@e020790]

Basically, 7 siblings were beings chased by a great bear. So they asked for help. The tower grew with them on top, from the bear. The bear clawed and clawed. Then it said "you're safe for now." By that time the siblings were long gone. Now they rest as the pleiades cluster system. Native American culture.

[@clintonbird4625]

Your ✅

[@mr.dakamd5444]

True story

[@azhari7968]

Orion is the bear?

[@pvnchos1478]

If someone told me this while being high I’ll take it seriously

[@jinchovelazquez2605]

not only the natives, but also the incans nd mayans. all have stories like this, where something tragic happens, some ask for help, then theyre sent home to pleiades. this video popped up after i was watching videos on incans and mayans

[@markdanielczyk944]

Standing at the base is an awe inspiring experience. One can see it from I 90, but it's better up close! Well worth the trip!

[@janettporter6795]

It's actually a huge tree stump that's petrified. You all are over thinking it.

[@Art.by.Verleye.tattoos]

Yes it is, cutted by the Titans

[@lenardbarzey2788]

Exactly...I concur and Why would they name it "Devils Tower" huh??? Maybe to deter people from searching out the truth, that they were Giant trees and people, many, many, many moons ago.

[@ErlkingHeathcliff69]

Probably a tree growing with a rock in it

[@Aurora_Borealis_UK]

No it’s not it is volcanic rock that cooled over millions of years

[@lenardbarzey2788]

@@Aurora_Borealis_UK 😂 yeah ok...

[@TheonlyBokie]

Lmao school couldn’t get me to watch these but tiktok got me to do it right away

[@Davxvxid]

fr😂

[@mintyoongi6755]

same

[@priyanshkaushal1]

Fr, the bear video

[@northflavor8529]

Ancient trees

[@hellogoodbyea]

Same

[@roberts4587]

A stone was layed on the ground by 7 siblings being chased by a huge bear, and they each put a foot on it and it and it grew so big that the bear was clawing and clawing but could not reach them. The siblings then became stars and are now the Big Dipper.

[@obscurion5335]

And I'm BATMAN

[@jasminepetal3972]

Very cool story!

[@chefscorner7063]

@@obscurion5335 And here I thought your name was Mr. Dumdass (pronounced Duemas). LOL ;)

[@jomoland]

@3:01 Shatner’s extra long drawn out “The unexplaiiiiiiiiiiiiiind” is hilarious! 😆 I thought he was never gonna close his mouth back up!

[@udumspam6668]

Great, a video that tells you nothing.....

[@markcockerham646]

Udum Spam welcome to KZbin.

[@TMHYAH7]

Absolutely nothing 🙄

[@thisisme2681]

We'll, the show is called unexplained...I didn't expect them to have answers 😂

[@daviddunn5130]

@@thisisme2681 read the book of Enoch gaint trees

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Lol

[@bestofboxing2897]

WOW, can you imagine that tree in its prime ? That would be beautiful, the top of it would almost reach the atmosphere I'm sure

[@chairforce0928]

My first story of this was told to me by a friend. It tells of indian children who where lifted up by the spirits when they where chased by a giant bears. The lines are caused by the bear trying to get them and clawing the side of the raised rock.

[@asifadnan2813]

How huge was that bear? A size of Godzilla?

[@idgafjuslisten]

Native American not Indian

[@jasminepetal3972]

​@Asif Adnan probably!! I mean, animals were giant back in the day and in ancient times cuz more food n oxygen in the atmosphere

[@digitaledgeblr]

Its Mato Tipila, let's show some respect to this natural wonder of the world than meagerly calling it devil's tower.

[@gouthamreddynathala1219]

Sadguru ji said that this place has relation with our throats

[@LAkadian]

Wat?

[@cantbanme792]

devils tower is a cooler name

[@TRIA99]

...the Giant Tree existed before tribal Indians migrated to American soil.. Indian tribes had predecessors >>ANCIENT GREEKS ANCIENT ROMANS.....USA was known as *The New World* ........Indian tribes were not the first.

[@Tasunka_Nightwolf]

@@TRIA99 ignorance at most. Natives been in America's more then 30'000 years our DNA is embedded within the land. Has much as you would love to disconnect us from this land. It will always be within who we are. U can try to bury us but we are the seeds.

[@vishnunaidoo3258]

I remember this from Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters.When I saw the movie,I thought Spielberg had this made specifically for the movie,but now I know it is a natural formation

[@AB-hf6cm]

I'm surprised, they haven't bulldozed it to make apartments or houses or a highway.

[@evanb.9401]

It's in the middle of effin' nowhere, and a national monument, so don't get the surprise...

[@edwinavelar9337]

Evan B. r/woosh

[@jackmarentette1302]

Edwin Avelar Be quiet.

[@edwinavelar9337]

Jack Marentette nah

[@KM-wf9yx]

You sure have been brainwashed! Do you live in a cave or your mama's basement, which is close enough to a cave! Do you walk everywhere you go or do you ride in a car? I am sure you could not drive or buy a car because you have no job, most likely!

[@Catalfanocurse]

It was a tree. The tree of life that the giants had to cut down.

[@FirstLast-Area52]

Volcanic stuff not a stump lol

[@sallyruiz2338]

Nope!

[@richardthenryvideos]

I've heard that too. Could also be petrafied wood, hence rock. They assume it's volcanic. But then he said there's not other volcanic activity anywhere

[@Catalfanocurse]

Richard H your on it Richard. God bless bro. :)

[@basedpaste9335]

@GloryGlory ManUtd I think it's a reference to Norse mythos

[@bogus69]

Truly one of the rock formations of all time.

[@terryulmer969]

@murphy It is not a tree stump! It is a sacred site to the Indigenous Tribes. A miracle happened there to save some children. We call it "Bear Lodge". It wasn't there before the miracle.

[@drizzle2141]

Might be missing a key word there bud

[@JohnFortniteKennedy_]

Rocking time

[@achosenone44]

its a tree that was cut down they tried to reach heaven!!!

[@jasminepetal3972]

​@@terryulmer969 its a tree stump for suree

[@flipfino3874]

Why they need to give it an horrible name wtf they could just name it Earth's Morningwood

[@davidgallego2854]

The devil is a falling angel that's why. They respect the earth.

[@emmettolson3499]

Like that isn’t horrible as well?

[@corpratexthuggn89]

@@davidgallego2854 you obviously must be a women or a kid to not get that joke....or a nerd

[@tavferry3301]

An Earthrection

[@SabinaStitches]

It’s most likely because colonizers have a lengthy history with naming anything unusual and considered sacred by indigenous peoples as ‘Devil’s Whatever’ (not trying to start a fight - just not sure if this is a rhetorical question and trying to be helpful)

[@4RingsOfSaturn]

If that was once a tree then imagine the amount of oxygen it had to have produced. Perhaps this explains the high levels of oxygen in ancient times.

[@Daraxyn]

The high levels of oxygen is probably only because we didn’t have buildings back then.

[@ifeellikeimbigmeechlarryho7900]

This man is right also caused men to be giants

[@sydeslatana300]

@@ifeellikeimbigmeechlarryho7900 dem u was right for that , im had the same thought.

[@ifeellikeimbigmeechlarryho7900]

@@sydeslatana300 God is great beer is good and ppl are stupid

[@Kmecha84]

@@ifeellikeimbigmeechlarryho7900 you just called yourself stupid lol

[@leahmurray666]

It's a petrified giant tree stump from the times before the Flood ( of hot water- Noahs flood). Especially because the water was hot, everything that became petrified eventually turns into rock. They even found humungous leaf formation on the ground not too far from it. It has the leaf shape with the leaf veins.

[@katkit4281]

They never found leaves lol. Can you give a reference? Also it wasn't a tree. But if you believe so can you give a reference to the study of the "fossil"? I could easily be seen with some tests if what you said is true. I would like to read the paper on this so do you have a reference?

[@patriot798]

its core is a plant like a bee hive only mother nature does that not lava. Daniel 4:20@@katkit4281

[@danielleLaw007]

No it isn't. It's made of the same materials a volcano is made of except it has no evidential surroundings a volcano would have

[@PapaKiloProductions]

This is just moronic ramblings

[@badreality2]

The names of the videos for reference are, Man find Evidence of Supermassive Tree w/ Leaves Leaves Longer than the Empire State Building, and Location of what looks like "8Mile Wide Tree Stump" - Super Massive, by MrMB333

[@clintonbird4625]

I believe it is a fossilized giant tree stump aswell. Something that existed long before any recordable ledgens. Also it was buried in order to fossilize by nature. Possibly because things back were created differently to the way the earth was in those days.

[@juliet9647]

Yeah but it’s cut so I wonder what was used to cut it. It doesn’t look like it broke

[@clintonbird4625]

@@juliet9647 Nature broke it.

[@corey2232]

Just because something looks like a giant tree, doesn't mean it is. You can clearly test the composition & figure that out. We have petrified trees, fossils of trees & plants, and know quite a bit about the world's climate... not to mention there would obviously be others out there in the world if they were even remotely THIS massive. It's like people just decided "yes, we can judge a book by it's cover" and "it's what's on the outside that counts!" If you ignore all the evidence & what it's composed of, sure... it's a tree?

[@terryulmer969]

It's not a tree nor a giant. It's a sacred site for the Indigenous Tribes people, where a miracle happened to save some children. It wasn't there before. The Indigenous Tribes call it Bear Lodge.

[@Goodhomieprofits]

You clearly haven’t attempted to look into giant trees Corey. There’s plenty of similar structures to the Devils tower. Some mountain ranges have flat tops and tree rings on top

[@alankarkhare12]

It reminds me of the trunk of the sacred tree of spirits from the movie 'Avatar' (2009)

[@highanonymouse9744]

Impressive! I never knew sawmilling could be so interesting. Watching those large logs being expertly cut is mesmerizing. The clarity of this video is top-tier. I'm excited to see more of your work. Continue sharing these amazing videos!

[@east83music]

what they dont want you to know is that the earth used to be covered by ancient giant trees. its a fossilized tree stump.

[@NOTTHASAME]

Most likely you have guessed wrong , like all of the other post here. You can't handle the truth

[@oliverjohn5566]

Google Ygdrassil

[@Johnrob1943]

It's actually an extinct volcano that never erupted. The pressure wasn't enough to break through the ground, so it cooled and erosion took the loose soil away. It's millions of years old.

[@east83music]

@Suz i recant my theory, its actually the fossilized remains (ligaments, tendons) of a giant’s heel/foot. but your theory is cool too i guess, troll.

[@east83music]

@Suz whatever u say troll

[@tumbleweed8236]

It's a petrified tree, one of the giant trees that the giants chopped down when there were giants upon the earth.

[@gbirdie]

It was Paul Bunyan

[@tumbleweed8236]

@@gbirdie Whatever! Don't wast my time with stupidity. There's plenty of BB brains in the world without one more. This is part of the problem today, nothing is taken too seriously, and everything is a joke! I'll no longer reply to stupidity.

[@gbirdie]

@@tumbleweed8236 look at the story of the American legend Paul Bunyan he was a (giant) that chopped down. Real big trees, and i also do believe their were giants upon this 🌎 sorry if you didn't get it

[@tumbleweed8236]

@@gbirdie My bad Birdie! Up late and tired and have read so many stupid replies to other people's comments that it's seems most people just don't care, or they aren't paying attention to things of a serious nature. I'll check out Paul Bunyan, just thought it was a kids story, one that I know about but have never read. Thank you Birdie!

[@gbirdie]

@@tumbleweed8236 Not a problem you should check out (mudfossil university) and also (tyson's mudfossil adventures) channel it is way beyond mind blowing !

[@jeffgilman8137]

There is a reason why native American people consider this place as sacred. Seeing it in person is awe inspiring.

[@hadiqajavaid9220]

Loved how the anchor kept his mouth opened after finishing what he said.

[@BigWheel.]

That's captian kirk to you

[@hadiqajavaid9220]

@@BigWheel. too much mystery 🙄

[@stanmoon8806]

Dude have some respect for the Capt.!!!😠

[@hadiqajavaid9220]

@@stanmoon8806 No offense. I just found that part a little exaggerated that's all.

[@daddycool2706]

Hahahahaha Yes lol!!!

[@GeeRad]

Imagine being a scientist "quoted" by the History channel, who then use about two seconds of science before declaring 'we don't know, maybe aliens/miracles?'. It's columnar jointed igneous rock, and a spectacular example, but there are plenty of others around the world.

[@AlexanderStone]

According to historical accounts in every civilization around the world, there were also Giants who raised mountains and created rivers, valleys, and in many cases aided the local tribes. We can assume that every one of those stories from every one of those civilizations is a lie, or we can start to look for evidence, rather than dismissing something out of its uncomfortable nature. You'd need to spend a couple months of research to get a clearer picture, including associating these accounts with satellite imagery of the Earth, and other sources.

[@scotth798]

If you change the way you look at things, things you look at will change

[@dcran4d]

Well my eyes see a giant tree trunk.

[@meloneph7562]

There are dozens of "mountains" shaped just like this found all around the world, not nearly this tall but still high enough to be considered a "mountain" all resemble a tree stump protruding out the ground with a flat surface

[@Draphcone]

Examples?

[@mattrichey9501]

There are many of these Hexagonal pillared spires around the Globe. Check Devil's post pile, Giant's Causeway, just to get you started... Ancient GIANT trees. Example: Pterodactyl lived in the trees, probably in the thousands Global population. Do you see any trees, flocks of Pterodactyl could roost in? Along with many other species of tree dwelling creatures. Lizards were the size of, Brontosaurs or T-rex Don't let the bs Proclaimed volcanic structure story cloud your Judgement...💦🌎🔥💨

[@mcomk6955]

@@Draphcone i can send you a video that will open your eyes and it’s talks about this at the end

[@Draphcone]

@@mcomk6955 sure

[@mrsirman2177]

@@mcomk6955 I want it too

[@bigtravis6159]

I’m glad to see that most people recognize this thing for what it is , Restoring my faith in humanity a little bit at a time

[@Micheal-vy3vz]

its just the ppl watching this looked it up or watched bc they already know ppl who dont know just did not comment

[@_timespace_]

Tree?

[@Reddfoxx5150]

I just went to Devil's Tower on July 5th. Just a few days ago. It's absolutely amazing. It takes awhile to get up to the top , but once you're there.. it's remarkable. You can see it for miles and miles. If anyone has the opportunity to go and experience this , DO IT. It's worth every step!

[@dennyk8896]

The devils tower is a petrified giant tree stump.

[@adamwiggins9865]

Denny K 🤣 really what size bar and chain did the saw need to cut it down... oh... and how did the tree get processed? And if it wasn’t cut down and processed why isn’t there a giant petrified log beside it?..... do you think they used a cable or grapple skidder to haul it away???

[@dolbowen150]

They will never understand jack and a beanstalk boss🤷🏾‍♂️

[@banheesos]

Ya mean the dead world tree? Pandora could neverr

[@tenochtitlan6905]

The world has yet to see the Truth, Respect to you for the words of wisdom

[@InscentiveAdvice]

@@adamwiggins9865 um there's no reminisce of how the pyramids were built but we know somehow 2million 500 megalithic stones were perfectly cut quarried n somehow dragged a thousand miles into the desert and hand stacked perfectly like legos... soo yea stop being cocky giants or some form of tech u dont understand they had. Simple.

[@tavferry3301]

This is the history channel, so I'm waiting for them to say aliens did it... lmao

[@ChrisS.WyoBraska]

"See nothing but ghost ground for miles and miles" Next clip: devils tower tucked between large hills

[@reelfishermen]

Takes me back to the movie “close encounters of the third kind” 👽

[@K3VIN21]

The tird kind

[@danielrios3106]

Came here just for that comment

[@anthonysoto3776]

Avatar!

[@reelfishermen]

Marcel Vanderlinden that would make sense. Cool

[@reelfishermen]

Marcel Vanderlinden ok 👍

[@rafaelserapio5972]

0:41 Sauron's stronghold in Mordor. or Maybe where the Titans were kept.

[@moonwatch7963]

Looks like fossilised wood, so could be an ancient tree remnant. The Essene Gospel mentions the time of giant trees, when people lived entirely in harmony with nature and things were different to how they are now.

[@miguelangelgonzalez1831]

Reptilian aliens cut them and made life much harder for our ancestors

[@moonwatch7963]

@@miguelangelgonzalez1831 How do you know it was reptilians? It could have been the aliens that look like humans...our species in the past - we still do it now on a daily basis.

[@nomadicrecovery1586]

@@moonwatch7963 Or, it could be a rock.

[@moonwatch7963]

@@nomadicrecovery1586 But it isn't, that's why they put it in the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind as well. You say rock as though that isn't something spectacular anyway, not very nomadic of you; ancient peoples know there is no such thing as just a rock.

[@nomadicrecovery1586]

@@moonwatch7963 Yet science knows different :-)

[@alienbees]

My man just said "we don't know how to predict earthquakes. We don't know how lightning travels" with his whole chest

[@Poniella81]

I’m always so frustrated that these amazing fascinating finds don’t seem have have any excavations 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@rosemadder5547]

Yeah let’s find something amazing and fascinating, something sacred to the natives that were here first, take it over and cut it up lol

[@Beaneabean]

@@rosemadder5547 Its a part of earth, it belongs to no one

[@BharatSecurityWatch]

Who is here after listening to Sadhguru talk about Mato Tepila ❤️

[@theworldisastageexitright4288]

"What's the mysterying!?'It's a huge petrified tree stump."

[@welshbrxnches]

"Flat ground for miles and miles..." than proceeds to shows obvious undulating earth at the 0:38 mark 😂😂😂

[@georgemccardle7760]

It's a giant tree 🌳trunk from a long long long time ago,in the time of Enoch!😮

[@MRakshay-fb2mu]

I like your imagination 👍

[@reseviladik]

Wow more please

[@antonywmduma]

@@MRakshay-fb2mu lol it’s facts

[@complicated6094]

@@antonywmduma a tree isn't made of rocks.

[@iicooper5]

You are absolutely right George.

[@GaryALucas]

Shatner reminds me of the Star Trek episode where the away team lands on a planet and the atmosphere makes them euphoric, so they want to stay. Kirk finds a way to break the spell he said because man was not meant to be satisfied but to keep striving and exploring, an interesting philosophical point. Here he suggests man is not meant to know all the answers....

[@terryulmer969]

That highly illogical! Live long and prosper. 🖖

[@gardensofthegods]

Do you recall the name of that episode because I have a very vague recollection of it from my childhood back when the show aired every week

[@timothydubbelaar1023]

20 The tree you saw, which grew large and strong, with its top touching the sky, visible to the whole earth, 21 with beautiful leaves and abundant fruit, providing food for all, giving shelter to the wild animals, and having nesting places in its branches for the birds- 22 Your Majesty, you are that tree! You have become great and strong; your greatness has grown until it reaches the sky, and your dominion extends to distant parts of the earth.

[@davidwise3426]

Every since I saw Close Encounters in 1977 I wanted to see it and I finally will.

[@Angel_Salcedo]

Next on the history channel, the mystery of the Deviled egg.... :0

[@andrewghisoni236]

How long does it take for wood to turn into rock? The exact amount of time needed for wood to become petrified depends on the conditions - the main one being how rich the groundwater is in minerals such as silica - but generally ranges from hundreds of thousands of years to millions of years

[@satterwhitefrank3473]

Trees had to be massive back in "the day"...along with animals, plants and humans.

[@JACK-xy9vm]

So then where are all the massive tree stumps?

[@JACK-xy9vm]

@Justin McCoy thats how I was able to type

[@BrianJohnson-sy4cg]

@@JACK-xy9vm The stumps are all over the place. Many can be seen in the back ground of old western movies, when they are traveling along through baron areas and all those huge chunks of rocks that look like mountains that have what looks like extra large poles on top, and there are always groups of 3 or 4 other rock formations that look the same, only they are smaller, almost like they are the offspring of the much larger ones. Just like looking into a forest of trees only now a few of the once gigantic trees have turned to stone !!!! just like Devils Tower !!!! To deny this awesome tree the respect it deserves is . . . . . . .. I will not express my feelings about it,, out of love and respect for this very special life form. It should be called Gods foot stool, or something respectful, not a devils tower. anyone can see that it is a tree stump. P.S. Just like we should know that our oceans would not be able to stay on a round "ball" earth. They would stay on a level or "flat' earth.

[@NOTTHASAME]

Devil's tower is a foot of a giant that drowned during the flood. The bone eroded and all that was left was the achillies tendon above ground but down deeper , about 3 stories is the rest of the foot. Can't be a tree because tree or wood can never turn into sobe or basalts , science calls basalts CAC03 , calcium carbonates. It can't be wood because wood grains are not vertical, it can't be a tree stump or volcanic because there's no sulfur present. Look at a picture of the achillies tendon in human's and you will wobder no longer. Some say the want to know the truth but most don't have room for truth in their heads. Most are so indoctrinated ti necer think outside of the academic box or for themselves and stay within the confines of guessing, much like science does, later they come back to say they were wrong. You wanted to know what it is, now you know !

[@Southernrefinish88]

The ending had me dead with his mouth open😭😂🤣

[@T.R.U.T.H333]

Did history's KZbin channel have me thinkn I was listening to ancient aliens?? Ancient astronauts theorists say "YES"🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤣😂

[@bobayotte2940]

It was a tree that Chuck Norris cut down with one punch.

[@Gaureeyadav17]

Fossilized giant tree stump. A remnant of prehistoric times when every living thing was of giant size due to hight percentage of ozone in atmosphere and very thick ozone layer covering the atmosphere.

[@malevvvolent]

lmao

[@propersolutions2635]

Isaiah 14:12 (what do you cut down)

[@mazzamarsden9685]

WRONG

[@engrfka]

Oh right they forgot to invite you to the show since you're the expert

[@GordonGarvey]

You mean oxygen, and things weren't that much bigger. If it was a petrified tree it wouldn't have basalt columns.

[@balbadddddddd8073]

I believe it's just a broken tree, similar to a tree that's been cut down. the actual size could be 100x higher and bigger than that

[@iambatman6120]

I read somewhere that the devil’s tower was once the core of a volcano

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

DUH!

[@dennispersson9466]

That's the feeling of many, if not most volcanologists today. You can also see this type of Basaltic columns on the roadside, going up to Artists Point observation area at Mt. Baker, Wash.

[@benjamincook4796]

Of course

[@labaccident2010]

That’s what I thought too!

[@Aurora_Borealis_UK]

Indeed

[@edwardbliss8931]

The biggest mystery is how Roy and Jillan climbed to the top when that thing is completely vertical

[@fairwinds610]

They followed a path around the shoulder of the formation. Roy knew about the trail because he sculpted it.

[@lovingkat5]

it was Jack and Jill!

[@Tenekai]

His face at the end reminded me of my grandpa walking outside with his pants off

[@taralynn4448]

the devil's tower was in the movie "close encounters of the third kind"

[@williammcmullen1292]

The Cheyenne mountain Complex just outside Colorado Springs (NORAD) is a base of operations for them ..Colorado Springs is crawling with non humans

[@moorek1967]

is that supposed to mean something?

[@jdc31947]

So was a electric power company truck.

[@richosthoff7212]

It's an ancient volcanic plug. Hard igneous rock formed from a magma plume and was surrounded by the softer sedimentary rocks present in the upper crust. These softer rocks eroded away by weather over millennia, exposing the hard columnar stone. The lesser known Missouri Buttes are composed of the same material, of the same age. They are less than 5 miles away from Devils Tower.

[@fairwinds610]

True. The rock is Basalt, not petrified wood. When magma cools rapidly, it forms "crystals"; hexagonal columns of basalt. The same type of formation can be seen in Mammoth Lakes park in California; the Devil's Post-Pile.

[@richosthoff7212]

@@fairwinds610 Thank you!

[@porkrolleggNcheese1]

scrolled too far down to see this correct answer

[@richosthoff7212]

@@porkrolleggNcheese1 Thanks! With that name, you're from NJ. What exit? I'm 7A and 98. Freehold Boro.

[@darlenewells3309]

It's not really a rock but a petrified giant Tree..you can see the tree rings.

[@antman6495]

I need to see the top down view Have you? Not in video I've searched alot

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

You mean it’s not a giant fossilized tree trunk? 😉

[@justinwilliams9452]

Obviously a tree trunk

[@mike1156]

That’s what it looks like

[@secretmulletman7984]

Home tree from avatar its what's left after the colonel blasted it down, now its devils tower

[@SeanDiego]

Trees like this were even dwarfed

[@NOTTHASAME]

Devil's tower is a foot of a giant that drowned during the flood. The bone eroded and all that was left was the achillies tendon above ground but down deeper , about 3 stories is the rest of the foot. Can't be a tree because tree or wood can never turn into sobe or basalts , science calls basalts CAC03 , calcium carbonates. It can't be wood because wood grains are not vertical, it can't be a tree stump or volcanic because there's no sulfur present. Look at a picture of the achillies tendon in human's and you will wobder no longer. Some say the want to know the truth but most don't have room for truth in their heads. Most are so indoctrinated ti necer think outside of the academic box or for themselves and stay within the confines of guessing, much like science does, later they come back to say they were wrong. You wanted to know what it is, now you know !

[@dennybarton9572]

When your standing beside it , you look up and see tiny little specks , those specks are people climbing it , it's something you gotta go see to totally be amazed, plus there's bunches of little prairie dogs running around on the way up to it .

[@jennsteele5387]

You're.

[@alejandroe.5226]

What?

[@Saxophalicious]

@@alejandroe.5226 I've been there a couple of times, and the prairie dogs are indeed everywhere.

[@XxLightingCrystalxX]

What is this tree from? I've seen it alot lately

[@josephtriplett7788]

This is a hugh.tree ,they were all over the west there in almost every jhon wayne western ,the bark is piled on the sides and the trees are petrified...

[@NOTTHASAME]

Wrong ! Devil's tower is a foot of a giant that drowned during the flood. The bone eroded and all that was left was the achillies tendon above ground but down deeper , about 3 stories is the rest of the foot. Can't be a tree because tree or wood can never turn into sobe or basalts , science calls basalts CAC03 , calcium carbonates. It can't be wood because wood grains are not vertical, it can't be a tree stump or volcanic because there's no sulfur present. Look at a picture of the achillies tendon in human's and you will wobder no longer. Some say the want to know the truth but most don't have room for truth in their heads. Most are so indoctrinated ti necer think outside of the academic box or for themselves and stay within the confines of guessing, much like science does, later they come back to say they were wrong. You wanted to know what it is, now you know !

[@whelp4752]

If glaciers covered that area at one time and some kind of volcanic eruption happened under the glacier maybe that's how it was formed.

[@toddpeachey6427]

Maybe it's a tree

[@harryjones5260]

volcanic basalt intrusion where the surrounding softer rock has been eroded away over millions of years

[@TheBobhyp]

Looking at the texture closely, it looks like the remnants of cooled lava, like the Devil's Postpile. The verticle striations or columns look very similar.

[@gardensofthegods]

Yes exactly it's a geological formation but these people here think it's a tree . Obviously they've never heard of the Petrified Forest because petrified trees don't look like that

[@menottodasilva354]

The remainings of Sauron's Eye Tower

[@thedeekabides]

"Barad Dur" is the name ;)

[@menottodasilva354]

@@thedeekabides yep, but I thought people would recognize more easily like that

[@EskenRock]

Native American: I speak to this land. Tourist: What's it say? Native: "I'm not affiliated with the devil. Charles Manson is a different story."

[@andrewkeats5341]

If this were a petrified tree stump then it would have had to have been covered by either fluid rich sediment or volcanic ash. As it is 386m tall I highly doubt this to be the case. No global flood would preserve the wood either, being covered by flood waters would only lead to decomposition of the wood, not preservation.

[@taturay]

shh... these people don't care about logic.

[@Blake-ld7mx]

@@taturay alot of cultures speak of intense heat that caused a petrification followed by a great deluge. When I look at it..it just looks like a giant tree stump..not sure what else to think of it. Not to mention...there's so many others like it. But the thing is..so many others that I've seen what could have made such a precise cut.

[@taturay]

@@Blake-ld7mx many others like this? Where? Was this the only giant tree in the area? No evidece?

[@Blake-ld7mx]

@@taturay plenty of other mountains that look like tree stumps or the body of a Titan. It's kinda wierd once u see it it's hard to unsee it. You never really look at mountains the same

[@taturay]

@@Blake-ld7mx care to mention names so o can see for myself?

[@elsea8901]

Was it the inner core of a volcano type mound that was simply washed away in time, leaving the molded extrusion behind...?

[@coryleblanc]

no, it was a giant tree cut down by angels sent by god so he could more easily flood the earth

[@atommachine]

@@coryleblanc Bingo.

[@cindyrissal3628]

"What caused this?" Aliens. Gotta be. Aren't they responsible for all the other weird stuff?😂

[@smithperformanceracing5848]

Ancient tree. There in many places. One iv seen is two miles wide. Imagine how tall that would be. 🤔

[@robertholck456]

You had not ever seen a 2 mile wide 🌲

[@smithperformanceracing5848]

@@robertholck456 Not in person. Meant watched many documentaries on the subject.

[@smithperformanceracing5848]

@@robertholck456 But I have been to a area near tower Hill. Called Williamsburg hill. I believe it's a ancient tree possible. It rises up out of the ground 750 ft tall. It's the 2 nd tallest area in Illinois. They say it's haunted. Old Graves up top. One grave date's back to 1806. Was a Dutch couple. Get a odd vibe up there. American Indians stay away from it.

[@smithperformanceracing5848]

@@robertholck456 There was also out on that area. Bout 35 miles away from Williamsburg Hill is the old Big tree trail. 22 year's ago in the middle of the trail was a huge tree. I believe it was 2,000 year's old maybe older. Horrible it got stuck by lightning and died.

[@markbrinton6790]

@@smithperformanceracing5848 you could not be more incorrect. It's not a tree. The sequoia trees are older than what you propose.

[@branham7761]

I'd say it's a chunk from the last time yellow stone blew its lid

[@THESLICKNESSEDM]

With ya like a giant volcanic plug

[@linda6987]

William Shatner you need to keep doing these videos! When I took geology - we were told it was an old volcano neck....

[@rubens.4116]

No other volcanic activity around it? Doesn't he know of Yosemite's super volcano underneath. It clearly formed as a huge amount of lava rose up and dried up almost immediately.

[@NachoDaMan]

EXACTLY

[@Derek00088]

This is not the only of its kind , there’s more in the world, and they’re old prehistoric fossilized trees, even when u see them from above they do have the rings of it’s aging, like normal trees

[@MCMDebates]

LMFAO

[@Derek00088]

yes, they also found its a tooth!

[@theinspector7882]

What a giantic ancient tree stump!

[@caneface87]

That was one BIG tree 🌲

[@bobmorgan1762]

It’s a beautiful place to visit, that’s for sure!!

[@user-kp3bd4ie1f]

0:19 bruh did I just hear the among us sound affect in the background lmao

[@mach1gtx150]

We just finished visiting there. The Park explains that it is the remnants of a volcanic caldera, where the sides have eroded away, leaving just the lines of thrusting magma exposed. It does appear to look like that. However, not sure if the area was completely devoid of volcanic activity. The Earth is supposedly 3.5 billion years old and there's way too much we don't know.

[@alexfarias5156]

I'm glad that these people trying to sound smart and lying are not getting many likes.

[@grantrodgers2470]

They lie because they adore their father Satan and despise wisdom and truth.Murder is in their eyes and money is their God.

[@Lakshmikanthrao]

Where do I get these full video's

[@Calilou52]

Well I guess it really isnt "mother" earth after all

[@Vonnegut5000]

It's a volcanic neck. It's the remnants of a volcano that stood there at one point in time. The surrounding material has eroded away and left the basalt formation that we see here today. Basalt is a very dense and strong rock, resisting erosion for millions of years. The pacific northwest is full of examples and in fact there are some really good examples from around the world. Not that complicated actually.

[@coryleblanc]

no

[@neblina5]

Nice tree stump you got there.

[@wms72]

It's the stump of a tree Paul Bunyan cut! 😉

[@mojralaszka4548]

This is a remnant of one of gigantic trees.

[@punjabisoorme3289]

Yeah thats the ancient avatars homeland

[@michaelfoulkes9502]

Why don’t they dig underneath it to find out what it really is?

[@bryanhughes1260]

It’s petrified wood, used to be a giant tree

[@susan137]

Seems like the core of an extinct volcano from which the dirt part of it has been eroded a way.

[@endlesscapturestysonkinnis8347]

Have you ever heard of the electric universe theory or Thunderbolts project. They theorize it was caused by a massive electrical discharge event. They have even done plenty of experiments on KZbin by Billy yelverton. Andrew Hall of the Thunderbolts project is an awesome researcher into that subject.

[@DJ-East]

@Punch Drunk Irish wanker!

[@DJ-East]

@Punch Drunk Irish I live near things and can say numbers! I know exactly, everything, ever! 🥒😛

[@VancouverCanucksRock]

But don't ask, or say why it is Named "Devil's Tower"..........

[@deuteros]

It looks like it is the product of plate movement, which lift it up. Its rock happened to be stronger than the one surrounding it.

[@greengabe5]

It was a giant tree that was cut down millions of years ago. The stump has then since petrified

[@markbrinton6790]

Let me guess......you say the earth is flat too, right? Nonsense. It's not, nor ever was, organic.

[@kimberlysweat7703]

Mark Briton yes it was a tree...non Christian's believe what the world of non Christian's teach us but all Christian's know it is it even says in the bible

[@markbrinton6790]

@@kimberlysweat7703 uh, yeah right, the bible. You're free to believe what you like, but it wasn't a tree.

[@ripple123]

@@markbrinton6790 why can't it be a tree ?

[@markbrinton6790]

@@ripple123 refer to above comment.

[@chrisrusso4761]

The earth's entire landscape is nothing but simply ruins......