Dark Discoveries That Left Scientists Terrifying And Confused

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Dark Discoveries That Left Scientists Terrifying And Confused
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Get ready to be scared with these dark discoveries that have left scientists terrified and confused. From unsolved mysteries to terrifying horror stories, this video from Most Amazing Top 10 will send chills down your spine!
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14 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@Iamthegreatestofalltime 10 часов назад

These discoveries made scientists terrifying and not terrified

@Stormyweather_89 11 часов назад

Keep it up guys love the videos these are neat and cool and awesome keep it up guys love these

@nwofailure 4 часа назад

"gas rising from the riverbeds" wouldnt explain why they are lit up. Gas rises from places all the time, what is igniting them in the waters below? Now it could be that magma is closer to the earths surface beneath that river and micro eruptions from pockets that contain oxygen allow for some of the gas to make it through the water LIT on FIRE......and it makes it out before it can be extinguished...But I would suspect there would be regular quakes in that area if that were the case. And this is just a hypothesis in regards to Makongs "river lights" or whatever they are called.

@Mysucculentchinesemeal 7 часов назад

You guys should really learn to pronounce the names of the places you research. This isn’t the first time I’ve heard you mispronounce the subjects of your videos.

@vanessaf7542 6 часов назад

Dayummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

@rmeredithm Час назад

You mean you’ve never heard of the Earl Mountains? 🫠 Or Kisterns? (Cisterns, I imagine is what he meant)

@Rose_peridot_universe2 11 часов назад

Wow 🤩

@rmeredithm Час назад

6:53 - Umm… Not true. It’s called paradoxical undressing. It happens toward the end stages of hypothermia soon before death where the person feels a false sense of intense heat. You should really get your facts straight… and while you’re at it, look up pronunciations too.