Discoveries That Baffled Scientists 

I lived in DC for a decade and never heard of North Cacades Hwy. I had to look it up bc I thought I was losing it. 😂

I wouldn’t surprised either but I would be disgusted.

I would love it

@@deedupre2997 me too

He's funny I love it

He has a Russian channel and there he talks differently

Uh... because it has a small top layer of water when friction is applied thus naking it indeed slippery. Ice itself isn't slippery.

I'm not buying this crackpot theory. This is proof that people like the government and other BS group don't like the real history.

Creeper frogs. They ribbit rather then hiss.

I read frogs as dogs which is even scarier

@@LovelessPrince that is my worst nightmare

We'd be more likely to have almost spilt our cup of tea with an exclamation of Blimey or fk me 😉

I’m sure he was being sarcastic, and not trying to hurt a scientists feelings 😂😂😂😂

Possibly I don't really know for sure, but the trees looked like pine trees to begin with and pine trees. Sap is highly flammable and they excrete a gas that when trapped in a basin or bowl-like thing If someone were to set a fire at the very bottom or set up a firecracker or anything of that nature or just the sun hits it right? The temperatures are just right. You can get a spontaneous combustion which could literally set up the entire thing like a big ass bum if the forest is dense enough given the time period and with no research. Of course this is just hypothesis. It could stand the reason that the explosion was caused well by the trees themselves but without studying the weather conditions for the times as well as what type of trees. If they do produce any kind of gas that would be highly. It's hard to determine it as well is I don't really know a lot on the subject. I just happen to notice they look like pine trees

He a teacher that is actually entertaining

For history, I introduce TheFatElectrician! 😂

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If it was fresh and still falling, just put a tarp down and, viola, fresh fish free! 😅

So you say you're a scientist? Name all elements in the periodic table

Haha this is my fav comment since I first joined. :)

whatsba blood rainbow?

I am not a scientist, I am an historian and philosopher but I, too, love when facts and rational thought explain what others will unexplainable. I am a big fan of James Randi and the Center For Skeptical Enquiry. You go girl!

@@ArrowMaster_ zhu

Umm…yes, they do. Meteorites often explode in mid air. There are several videos online of exploding fireballs. I’ve seen one myself over the ocean off the east coast of Australia in the 80’s. The Murchison meteorite in Australia was another well known one.

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I think I may have seen a triple rainbow before but never quadruple!

As of posting this, people only seen 4 or 5 of them since 1700. They are vary rare.

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It definitely looks like a catastrophic event, leveled that large section of forest. If anyone at all, had been there - - they were probably instantly cremated!!!😱

Wow, you're so lucky, that is sooo rare

Imagine faking for likes

I also saw double rainbow and full circle rainbow before too! It was super cool

@@vannrussellbrutos1193 Maybe they aren’t lying. You don’t know.

I have too! (': my boyfriend didn't believe me

Man I am second 🥈

Oh I am the six

A fishnado!! 😆

Like the scientists who we confused

Hello Stargate fan 😁

@@shady8479 hello yourself! I'm currently watching SG-1 again and couldn't help myself! Just had to make a stargate comment