Why Japan Is Hollowing Out a Mountain Shocked the World

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[@Baubles707]

in 5000 years archeologists will find this and think it’s a highly religious tomb for the king of japan

[@firehead7285]

It was made by aliens

[@itwasaliens]

People would throw glass in there as an offering.

[@LibertyBellBroadcast]

@@itwasaliens And only the most holiest and purest water...

[@Jippurokku]

not likely

[@jeremyashford2145]

A giant electrical generator? A transmitter? Observatory? Massive razor blade shatpener?

[@RandomInternetPerson1]

They’re building a tank in the mountain to study neutrinos and physics stuff. You’re welcome.

[@timmothy58]

well, they forgot that part...ha...thanks...

[@tungzauzage977]

I suspected that, thanks for the confirmation.

[@aksolstice]

Thank you

[@Doriamo]

Thank youuuuu!

[@rocoe9019]

Thanks, hosts voice is horrible to listen to

[@derekmurphy3361]

Narrator is 1 octave away from Kermit the frog

[@jerrybaker3310]

I can't make it go away... I read this halfway through and now I'm stuck with needs a cough drop Kermit.....

[@jacobrhodes5655]

I just try to focus on the information.

[@kidkong637]

Ribit

[@ASEONEJradStatikz]

Seth Rogan

[@hallenw]

In the early 1980’s I bought a sailboat on San Francisco Bay. On it’s maiden voyage, strong currents caused the boat to bump into the San Mateo Bridge and bending the bow pulpit. Since I was able to regain control and sailed back to the marina, I considered the 30’ sloop indestructible and named it NEUTRINO.

[@zenpvnk]

One day, not long from now, an earthly scientist will say "let's see what this does" and press a button. And in about 2.5 million years a civilization in the Andromeda Galaxy will see a super nova from the Milky Way light up their night sky, and go "Ooooooooooo, cooooool"

[@2dogsmowing]

😅😅

[@WilliamLucascloverelisha]

Lol!!!

[@RecentMemory]

Homer Simpson shit

[@berthageorge2627]

What the h...........❤😂 It's for what......🙃☺️🤗 🥴

[@pjcouture9944]

An earthly scientist, as apposed to a celestial scientist!?

[@Madfattdeeb]

There is so much information happening here. I love it! I am learning so much new stuff from this one video. ...now if you'll excuse me, I have a lot of digging to do. But seriously, this was very interesting. Thank you for making this.

[@nonstopbg]

If they built it in 1996, it's not the "younger brother", it's actually elder. :D

[@1112viggo]

Its the "little" brother, cause its smaller and the parents love the other one more.

[@jinxtheslugfromslugterra1760]

@@1112viggo well i guess that's one way of putting it.

[@tesfayelemma9734]

I believe he’s referring to the size of the dig, not age! But I see your point.

[@pure_inertia]

@@tesfayelemma9734That would have made more sense except he didn’t say “little brother” he said “younger brother” and young≠small

[@Phxboy602]

Revelation 6:16 New International Version 16 They called to the mountains and the rocks, “Fall on us and hide us[a] from the face of him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb! Read full chapt

[@OooEeOooAhAh]

man did not just say "Little coffee, then we start" FR got me pausing to make a coffee

[@susiefairfield7218]

Got me jealous of that fancy coffee maker

[@Allthatchickenatpopeyes]

Got me pausing to take a morning ****

[@M.J.-Boops]

Same 😂

[@jamalmohsen2234]

I like your way of telling us the new knowledge, thank you for your great work.

[@mnance777]

Best KZbin channel. Keep up the good work!

[@slyfoxx2973]

You can't say humans aren't really bloody curious!

[@TECNOLOGIAINCREIBLE1]

¡Muchas gracias por este vídeo! Es realmente impresionante ver a Japón explotando una montaña, y esto es realmente impactante para el mundo 🌍. Estoy totalmente de acuerdo en que esto refleja la tecnología y la maquinaria modernas que se utilizan. ¿Puede compartir más sobre cómo funciona la maquinaria moderna en esta industria minera? 🤔

[@SilvaDreams]

Water is always "causic", it's just when super purified (like when distilled) that means there is a LOT more free electrons to be passed around so thing are more readily oxidized since things can more readily disperse into the water. Normally in nature it's fairly saturated by all the minerals from the rocks around.

[@tannermilliken1370]

Did you mean “caustic “?

[@billbradley2480]

When I tell people I detox my body with DMSO quarterly they usually say “isn’t DMS0 a solvent?” I reply yes it is and it also has healing properties but pure water is also a solvent. I’d also like to say I haven’t had a cold or flu since I started this protocol with DMSO.

[@RecentMemory]

To dissolve a hammer, I assumed the water had to be ionized acidic with a low pH and huge oxygen count. But I don't know. I just love ionized water.

[@RecentMemory]

​@@billbradley2480is DMSO ionized water? Sounds like it. High alkalinity for internal cleanse, high acidity for external?

[@SilvaDreams]

@@RecentMemory Water by nature when distilled is completely neutral but the oxygen in it wants to bond with everything. Thus the less dilute material in it the more it will bond with things like iron which freely forms oxides (AKA rust) and breaks down. We use distilled water in vehicle radiators because the more pure the water the less points for it to start boiling from (see super heated water), but we use aluminum radiators which naturally form an oxide layer but unlike iron it's a very thin microscopic layer that doesn't expand thus protecting the metal under it.

[@AWARHERO]

2:52 Ain't it remarkable that Modern drilling leaves the same marks on the rocks in this tunnel and cave as those created 10,000 years ago... Makes you think...

[@Outlawstar0198]

Tooling marks whether done by machine or man will have similar properties.

[@alexchaput5146]

It doesn’t make me think. I’m afraid to know what you think.

[@CharNotLime]

First of all, natural caves are created by small cracks increased by erosion, or types of earthquakes. This artificial cave looks like natural caves as it’s made by drilling cracks in rocks then drilling more to increase its size, hmmm I wonder why they look similar

[@PDW56]

That’s a huge bunker for the elite. A Fresh water reservoir for them to use when a cataclysm occurs. Disguised as pretty cool science experiment.

[@design_with_xoliswa]

And they cooked/coined nut

[@gilbertbayron5870]

Not a safe place for a bunker due to magma intrusion. Nowhere is. The fate of Mars awaits Earth.

[@Phxboy602]

Revelation 6:16 New International Version 16 They called to the mountains and the rocks, “Fall on us and hide us[a] from the face of him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb! Read full chapt

[@craigmoran893]

A weapon or a bunker. It's a cover for a massive miltary project.

[@Guts-blood]

Japan is a horrible place for a bunker.

[@Chill_dued]

No mountains were harmed in the making of this video

[@AkunnaIgwesi-xf6ew]

😂😂

[@akbarbaig2062]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 made my day TQ may God bless you and me

[@hannacarter1352]

Well this mountain was...so.🤔

[@jklam00]

Mountain undergoing liposuction

[@zanbudd]

Well, maybe one

[@BuffaloianALLDAY]

0:19 Eagle Eye!!!! 👁️

[@BlackSunHexagram]

That was a good movie. Shia Laboeuf

[@cr0ss673]

Lol my thoughts

[@kraftaculousgreekgodofcraf1113]

In 2 minutes I heard in my head "It took the Starfleet Corps of Engineers 10 months in spacesuits to tunnel out all this..."😅 cool video!

[@cimbakahn]

Neutrinos were first detected in 1956 by physicists Clyde Cowan and Frederick Reines as part of Project Poltergeist at the Savannah River Plant in South Carolina. The pair used a nuclear reactor to produce neutrinos, which then interacted with protons in a tank of water, creating neutrons and positrons. The gamma rays from the positrons were detected by a scintillator material in the water, which produced flashes of light that were then detected by photomultiplier tubes.

[@claudiohess7692]

FANTASTIC!! SPECTACULAR!! COMPLETE!! AND FAST!... Marvelous content! Great job! 👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼👍 😃😯😍🤩

[@freefireplatform]

That's why Japan far ahead

[@JoMagic-ny8zu]

Far ahead of what?

[@donnahouser3142]

Thanks for sharing.

[@flamedphoenix84]

they did use Heavy water for the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory. SNO is now closed if I remember correctly.

[@Aangel452]

Wow this is a huge feat! I hope they use Yakamoto’s findings that make water healing, which is sending it sounds of love, and peaceful music!

[@davidbeckenbaugh9598]

The moment this vid started, I knew what this was, even though I had never heard of it. My memory goes back probably 30 years to the first announced detection of a neutrino in a water tank at the bottom of a played out gold mine in S Africa. I have no other knowledge of that one, other than it was in an article in Reader's Digest. Well, I wish them luck with this one.

[@claudiohess7692]

There are so many collectors, and we know NOTHING about them!!! Thanks for the informations! So complete, and fast! 😃😃😃😃😃 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@davesunhammer4218]

One clarification: The understanding that ultrapure water (18M Ohm Water) is caustic and a solvent has been known for some time, definitely since it's use in semiconductor manufacture. Water is very odd, and one of those oddities is that it "insists" on having impurities.

[@gprae]

Ultrapure water is not caustic as it has no ions in it relatively speaking. The pH is neutral. Ultrapure water is aggressive in regards to solvency and is known as the "Universal Solvent".

[@The-HiveLord-Galleries]

So it's not drinking water? Im confused and feel a bit ignorant on the subject and need to study it more. I thought the purest water would mean it's the most drinkable but it sounds like if it's to pure you'll die

[@CameronVine-wp8fl]

@@The-HiveLord-Galleries Yes. I worked in an aquatics shop where we used “reverse osmosis” water for salt water aquariums. Of course sea salt is added. If you make a habit of drinking water like this, it actually taps your body of minerals. It can kill you.

[@anastigmatix4119]

@@CameronVine-wp8fl I drink distilled water to avoid micro-plastic particles flaking from 150 ft of PEX underground feed pipe.

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

​@@anastigmatix4119we will be doing more of this kinda not funny dilution is not I repete Dilution is not The solution for pollution.

[@M.J.-Boops]

Bringing great content as always, thanks for your hard work!

[@georgegreer5087]

Every year the salt mines in ONTARIO CANADA pull out over a 100,000,000tones of salt for winter road safety they are the largest cavitys in the world .!!!

[@jonathanbuyno9461]

I’ve seen this before and I’m glad you covered it here. Fascinating.

[@garymucher4082]

I say there is a heck of a lot more to this construction than merely observing Neutrinos... Too many countries and money involved for one thing.

[@desertblbuesman]

Cooperative scientific researching is evidence man isn't yet doomed by an inability to work together.

[@deldridg]

Yesterday I had beers with the World, and man, they were SHOCKED! (I just love titles like this one...)

[@festro1000]

Every time I hear neutrino I think back to the best of Stargate SG1 quotes about nintendos passing through everything.

[@JoMagic-ny8zu]

Neutrinos from TMNT animated series..

[@TheV01D420]

I love the fact that this voice in this is giving out Cave Johnson (Portal) vibes. I watched the whole thing because I couldn't get enough. Thanks WATOP for that enjoyment. 😂

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

The Japanese amaze me. Im not even sure if we are capable of such a triumph in the US anymore. We are too busy protesting and complaining

[@whatsup7253]

Half the country is protesting and complaining and I know which half.

[@averageamericangirl6819]

The U.S. is a partner on the project🤷🏽‍♀️

[@N2xvv6wp]

Ok so what many country are partner with the project U.S still have half the country complaining

[@michaeljmyers1995]

YOU'RE complaining about people protesting for human rights and better treatment.

[@stevebennett9839]

Did you see near the beginning when they put all the flags of the nations who are participating? It's not just Japanese, that mountain in Japan just happened to be the best spot for the project.

[@Lulub475]

This is Amazing!

[@stevebennett9839]

Its amazing to think of how far technology has come in such a short time. Imagine what the world will be like in 3024.

[@rsamom]

2050 man😅

[@papabear2262]

If we as a species can't learn to care for one another and stop fighting we will go extinct well before 3024.

[@banjo4smash862]

2100

[@bonniegierach5027]

Gone

[@quincexl1279]

2505.

[@kostas6621]

Coffee.....delicious! 😎👌

[@michaelscottland4239]

The Mountain has a right to defend itself.

[@theterminaldave]

Japan = 40,000 detectors inside a hollowed out mountain Russia = 1 detector tossed in a deep lake

[@zak8991]

In japan, you try to find neutrino In mother russia, neutrino come to you

[@LedoCool1]

@@zak8991 lol. they actually hid their detector from neutrino.

[@Phxboy602]

Revelation 6:16 New International Version 16 They called to the mountains and the rocks, “Fall on us and hide us[a] from the face of him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb! Read full chapt

[@M.J.-Boops]

​@@Phxboy602 you're on the wrong video. This is for real information. It's not a religious video, and nobody wants to hear your nonsense.

[@Uncle_Houndy]

@@Phxboy602 this is science, not religion mate

[@DsgGssgs]

Nice civil engineering 👍

[@The_Maister.]

It's not like massive earthquakes happen all the time in Japan..

[@Official-OpenAI]

Japan's construction is the best for that reason. They really know how to build around earthquakes at this point I'm pretty sure they had experts think this out for this billion project

[@marlenaforbes-reidy9876]

My thoughts exactly

[@swampfaerie]

I was thinking that…

[@matheducator8768]

Thank you!

[@shavinmccrotch9435]

This guy’s voice rattles my eardrums like a kazoo. I can’t even watch this. 💥😖💥

[@JoMagic-ny8zu]

It's a high pitch Kermit that is excited to explain science..🐸

[@ChaosNLD]

I stopped watching.

[@shawnbauer7889]

thanks man i give this a like any day. subbing also. very interesting!

[@ForkCandle123]

What happens when a bulb needs changing? How many people will be needed to change a bulb?

[@funlife8756]

Imagine the salary of just changing one bulb 😂😂😂

[@ForkCandle123]

@@funlife8756 the risk is that you'll be dissolved by the water.

[@timothykitchens9972]

F it. Sign me up. Jobs are boring if there is not some level of danger to them.

[@jackreacher8858]

TWO , one to fix the bulb the other one to hold the screen showing av videos . The nips loved them .

[@AMRAMRS]

2 people! 1 dude that alerts if there is a neutrino incoming and 1 dude that alerts if there are no neutrino incoming. But as they dont really know until they check they can't really change the bulb!

[@wildnatureus2024]

A video is full of new and valuable information. Thank you

[@Dr_Larken]

lol, none of this is new! Half of the video is him, dragging it out, giving a bunch of irrelevant and even useless information! I would love to see what you perceived to be valuable? Jw

[@trinepower5325]

They needed the information on how to hollow out such a large space underground more than they did building a neutrino detector. I feel that this is the main reason this was done.

[@SCWatches]

More so since unmanned rockets from a neighbour started flying over Japan.

[@AMRAMRS]

@@SCWatches They are preparing shelters against all the kaijus and mechas. Those had been real pests according to several documentaries I've seen.

[@planktonfun1]

Japan is extremely smart

[@kucing_oyen6839]

Yeah right Nutrino, or bunker for preparation for the end of the day and water storage for life

[@Phxboy602]

Revelation 6:16 New International Version 16 They called to the mountains and the rocks, “Fall on us and hide us[a] from the face of him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb! Read full chapt

[@AMRAMRS]

Anti kaiju weeb shelter

[@alanoffer]

Thanks saved me watching any further

[@lorenzon2939]

So if you make one mistake, not even if you could do dome(ain) expansion, would you be safe in there. That's scary.

[@ALLISONWONDErrLAND]

to think we used to be able to see neutrinas in an old TV set when you would turn the brightness down and then you could see them

[@eddiepires3998]

Fascinating 😊. I did hit the like button. At about 8:27 you said that neutrinos were first discovered in 2000. Just a small correction for an otherwise great video - As @cimbakahn mentioned and from Wikipedia : In the 20 July 1956 issue of Science, Clyde Cowan, Frederick Reines, Francis B. "Kiko" Harrison, Herald W. Kruse, and Austin D. McGuire published confirmation that they had detected the neutrino

[@ThaMainStage]

Honestly, if anyone in the world is to build this, I'm glad it's the Japanese. They are the worlds greatest craftsmen.

[@shockcat5988]

Big question how or what can you do with understanding how Narino‘s work can you make a new energy source or something like that?

[@captainobvious8037]

No, but dense Narino formations go well with Nachos.

[@TheCorinne87]

This is what I am wondering... They have spent a lot of money to build this, why?

[@jameshobbsiv4040]

The fact that they could get as far as they have so far, with such a massive project in only a handful of years or less, speaks volumes about the efficiency in which they worked. Props to Japan. A similar project in any other country would have been stalled by bureaucratic corruption and regulatory filibustering until the project is either mothballed a decade later, or continued on life support so that someone can line their pockets with taxpayer money.

[@jay2241]

It looks like the super computer machine from the move “Eagle Eye”

[@ginpachi1]

This guy is getting way too excited for stuff we’ve been doing in Minecraft for years now lol 😂

[@Gizmo_goober]

Imagine there’s a real one block in the middle💀

[@elvaquero5554]

I'm 17 seconds into the video. Those look like photomultiplier tubes and that's likely a neutrino detector.

[@Toni-rx7ts]

Mitarashi is just one of the topping sauces (sweet soy sauce style) u put on Dango (which are the rice balls on a stick u mentioned).

[@jorgegarcia-b5t]

Thanks for the videos dude. I approve for enjoyment

[@josephneel127]

Nah they're building a secret hideout for Godzilla 💀

[@ThinksDeeper]

Really cool!! Really cool that they did all this NOT for the benefit of mankind but for their bottom line.

[@PaulaMonicaSamuelson]

You are super speed info, love your show!

[@DarronJames]

Like they have to mine into it like Minecraft 🗻⛏️🤠

[@hadiakmal9281]

For those unsure, Japan built a super neutrino (Super kamiokande) detector in the mountain. FYI, Neutrinos are the most abundant particles that has almost no mass or with mass that is so far unmeasurable

[@KisheaCrowl]

1:36 sounds like they are getting ready to go underground more like.

[@Phxboy602]

Revelation 6:16 New International Version 16 They called to the mountains and the rocks, “Fall on us and hide us[a] from the face of him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb! Read full chapt

[@M.J.-Boops]

​@@Phxboy602you're literally commenting on every post aren't you?

[@M.J.-Boops]

Agreed

[@thereareclouds1721]

cool channel. Love the lowkey humor

[@jus10lewissr]

7:36 This is totally random and unimportant, but if you listen to the sound in the background, it's the same exact sound used by Scary Interesting in most of his videos. It's an incredible channel and it's very popular, so I would imagine I'm not the only person here to have caught that. Like I said, random and unimportant -- and therefore contributes literally nothing to the subject at hand.

[@Fred-cv1vv]

Cause Japan, is just cool!

[@keokievans9693]

Is there any concern about incubation of microbes/bacteria that may have existed in the soil/sediment that was excavated?

[@rabidrabbitsmokingneonlights]

While America is dismantled the rest of the world are building things like this

[@jep9092]

They should put a banana on a boat and put it flaoting on the water. Bananas are slightly radioactive and neutrinos are created specifically through beta decay. Then they don't have to wait for space neutrinos to pass through lol

[@AMRAMRS]

Exactly! And also we would have a banana for scale to compare the neutrinos size against!

[@supercowgaming]

Trypophobia thumbnail XD

[@OfficialTomsmith4720]

Yeah

[@sequillawilliams8809]

I have issues with trypophobia I have a friend with a birthmark that creeps me out I literally have to scratch her but that thumbnail didn't quite do it

[@supercowgaming]

@@sequillawilliams8809 Triggers are different for different people. And I'm not talking about those big holes.

[@AlexanderPimm]

there needs to be a love button

[@azazel_5319]

Just think... in about 5000 years or so people will visit this 'cavern' and be convinced it was a device built by an advanced aliens civilisation and try to guess its purpose 😂

[@JoMagic-ny8zu]

By then, they people of the future is already watching. Because they are time travelers and will get any info they want of any past history. 💥✨🚀

[@dylankent2759]

Why are you so dumb?

[@yeetus5775]

That won’t be the case for anything made after the year 1900, primarily because of our modern documentation practices and efforts to digitize everything after the advent of the internet. They’ll probably watch this same video to figure out what it was if they ever forget in the first place.

[@TheLion-b3h]

Nah unintelligent Europeans will just call this a burial chamber for Japanese royalty…!?! 🙄 then say Europeans built it..!?!!

[@LetsTalkW-MizLadyK]

Wow😮 amazing 😻

[@SvenHeidemann-uo2yl]

Hey WA, idk your country statistics, but I would appreciate if you could add meters to your size descriptions. If not vocally, at least somewhere on the screen. You know, everyone else outside of the US uses the metrics system. Thanks for listening.

[@newworldforward1842]

Just measure your foot and your thumbs and go from there...

[@veganconservative1109]

And here I am thinking what a waste of fresh drinking water.

[@SteveBueche1027]

Why are the ceilings so high? Jump to 7:00 to get to the point.

[@cofoppyplop]

I saw that rainbow light around the like button when you mentioned that. How did you do that? I admit, me being toothless and seeing a hollowed out mountain makes me think it's a crazed dentist trying to fill the largest cavity for a world record

[@lorrieanneswan6509]

There is entertainment value in reading the comments here. I get that. I am just wondering why the scientific world is drawn to questions far away from negative things on earth that could use a bit of help. Doesn't the negative human condition deserve some priority nowadays?

[@bobsworld2351]

Yeah😂 my question is what in the hell benefit is seeing a neutrino going to do for the rest of the world? What is the ROI, return on investment 😢 the Psychopaths who think this stuff up to occupy the time of the so-called scientists😢 sing away this much money in search of a little flicker of light😅 in nowhere in this video did he ever explain why it's so important to see a neutrino😢 the Psychopaths that designed this to occupy these insane so-called scientists should have all of their money removed!

[@bobsworld2351]

Can someone please tell me what the benefit of this is going to be for Humanity😢

[@Nmethyltransferase]

"Why Japan Is Hollowing Out a Mountain Shocked the World"

[@merrilymud7304]

Wow! I got your Like and Ill raise you a Like! Great stuff, keep it up!

[@fakkelplemp]

I would have liked it... if you had added metric measurement, it was probably designed in metric

[@volker.kreutzer852]

But then all those Americans will go : ???? And we all know, America is the greatest nation on earth.

[@alcapone9550]

​@@volker.kreutzer852as an austrian artist once said ..... Nein nein nein nein nein nein! 😂

[@1chuck23]

​@volker.kreutzer852 I am American, and I'd also prefer metric measurements. 10s, 100s and 1000s absolutely makes more sense, and allows for more precise measurements. I'm also a veteran, and worked with NASA, both of which us the metric system. And being retired and living abroad, I furthermore use metric.

[@fakkelplemp]

@@1chuck23 could you suggest a video about how imperial is build? because on wiki it shows imperial has units like twip hand and chain. But all I hear people use are inches feet and miles and very rarely yards PS. what kinda angle system did you use in NASA I am asking because I studied geodesy and we use gon which has 400 decimal units per circle, not 360 Sexagesimal units like the regular ( which nobody uses with the minutes and seconds) they all use the 360 degree with decimal notation. I expect NASA uses RAD with 2pi for a whole circle and decimal notation

[@1chuck23]

@fakkelplemp my response was based on the typical measurements used by most. The fact you understand gon goes a long way, and actually was incredibly important during our measurements in 2007-08 while mapping Afghanistan's mineral resources with the WB-57. Geodesy is designed for engineer-minded people who have a practical use for it. I was just pointing out metric vs. Imperial is definitely more logical for this video to appeal to a larger audience.

[@aplsauce3896]

I remember this project. Wonder when they'll finish.

[@1112viggo]

Why the hell does 100% pure water suddenly "dissolve" metal? You can't just casually say it hollowed out a hammer and leave it at that! I heard about the neutrino experiment many times, but no one mentioned that the water acted like that.

[@johnwhite2293]

I am no expert but if I leave my hammer outside it rusts, leaving it in the water probably did the same thing it just rusted away, which is probably why the chrome was left behind it doesn’t rust

[@dark666king]

100% pure distilled water stops being pure and distilled the moment it touches various metals, like, almost in an instant. Give it enough time and it will turn a solid hammer into a liquid solution lol

[@1112viggo]

@@dark666king But an entire hammers worth of iron, completely gone in 5 years. That's not normal rusting, and he said it had to do with the purity of the water. I guess i got to do some investigating on that. I'm sure a KZbin scientist has an answer lol.

[@dark666king]

@@1112viggo 5 years seems plausible even for distilled water, and if by "100% pure" was meant that it was deionized water then that one is ultra reactive to such degree that people often call it corrosive (even if that term isn't stricte correct), that it will even strip stainless steel for its ions like it's nothing.

[@1112viggo]

@@dark666king I guess he must have meant the latter thing cause iv seen all kinds of ancient metals being pulled from shipwrecks, not to mention what was found in my local lake when it was cleaned after like 50 years of people dumping stuff in it like idiots.

[@epicpurevids]

In the future, they will say... wow the ancient people made this huge ceremonial resting place for their royal leaders.

[@originalRAS]

Spending this much time, money & energy to study neutrinos while we still have pollution, hunger & homelessness across the world is crazy

[@adamS9654834267]

To be able to End Hunger/ Poverty/ Pollution/ Homelessness/ idiocy of emotionally naive Humans, We need to be to control & manipulate matter in a profound way to be able to do that you have to know all the properties of elemental constituents of the Universe 🤔😊🌄🌅, making machines & computers do all the physical work of basic survival to a point beyond the need for any of us humans to worry about our next meal, illness, dwellings to live in, ...etc, all I am saying is do not underestimate what powers we can discover from the knowledge of inner workings of elemental particles, Sir. 🤝🌄🌅🌆🎆💞💪🤟🤙

[@Bry-101]

People made their own mistakes making them homeless and hunger follows... Sometimes u would let them feel the pain of being homeless to give them a lesson...

[@Bry-101]

But yea of course u might be talking about the homeless from calamities so I guess it is sad...

[@NghtMonster]

​@@Bry-101 or some people are just born in countries that are in a horrific state of poverty and still build houses made of cow dung. 850 million people in the world suffer from hunger. Not sure what lessons you can teach starving children in some African countries. Or lessons you can teach people starving in first world countries. Highly doubt pain can solve anything or teach anything.

[@originalRAS]

@@Bry-101 exactly. Homelessness isn't always a result of people's mistakes, sometimes it's circumstance.. If Im born into a homeless family then Im homeless by default, not due to any mistake I made

[@ayubshaikh9156]

Good info,……..thanks

[@jeremyashford2145]

7:00 Actually, in Italian, neutrino is "neutrino". "Little neutron" is English.

[@chzburgbean]

Great content

[@jimmydickson8854]

What about japans earthquakes

[@BlueCollarDude101]

You obviously didn't watch the whole video

[@apock6115]

I forgot the thumbs 👍 I had to see vid twice 😆

[@mattymatt1979]

Why are you YELLINGGGGG?

[@L8rCloud]

Too much caffeine

[@DennisHandfield]

Stars are gas balls when it explodes it turn into these invisible to the eyes spirit energy 🤯

[@CoolSs]

minecraft players:

[@Allthatchickenatpopeyes]

"Just wanna have fun!" -Madonna Or "Take over the world" -The Brain _Pinky and the Brain

[@lluuiiss3344]

Hate the coffee slurp at the beginning, other than that I love the content!

[@surfdocer103]

By the way, this is exactly how ancient civilizations used to do it😂