Etho Plays Minecraft - Episode 342: Penguin Mountain 

/give 137 = command block. Etho is a redstoner at heart :D.

That switch from creative to survival was the coolest thing EVAR!!!

I remember watching this episode when you uploaded it, and here we are 8 years later! How time flies. Thank you Etho for commitment to your fan base!

Etho I was watching your world tour video and when you got to the abandoned mineshaft I though "This place is spooky". Then I thought what if etho could do some stuff(Redstone preferably) to make the mineshaft actually haunted. That would be such a cool project and would be great to see done. Hope you consider this for a project! 😀

137- Its the atomic number for Feynmium but its periodic number is 294 if you divide that by 147 it makes 2. On minecraft grass has an ID of 2. Maybe thats why you like grass!

OMG Etho is... COW HITLER [Keeps them in tight seculded areas, Randomly kills them form pleasure/food and denies killing them] DDDD: RUN cows run! its the cowlacost!

1. 137 is the id for command blocks. 2. 137 is a prime number. 3. 137 is important in phytics. 4. 137 looks like 1337 (leet).

Guys.. It might be just a crazy hunch.. But I think Etho likes penguins.

Chlorophyll, the molecule responsible for photosynthesis, has exactly 137 atoms.

Tear the tree down, make an giant epic awesome great custom tree at the very top!

137 is very close to the degree measurement for one phi-th (1/phi) of a circle. That number hits the golden ratio (read: Fibonacci sequence) and no matter how many times you go around using that degree measure, you will never stop at the intersection of two previous chords. Basically that's how most flowers work. If you fold all the petals up, you will see that rarely do any petals overlap (some variables can mess up growth). If you are still curious and somehow miraculously still reading this, look it up. Some of the things that catch our eye best use it in some shape or form. (Conch seashells, the Apple logo, flowers, the pyramids, pentagrams (not a satanist but yes they look cool), awesome winding trees, the list goes on forever)

Hey Etho, can't you just move the villagers back a block to fix the problem? anyway... 137 is a very unique number? its not only a prime number, but its made of only prime numbers. 13 and 7 are prime numbers; 1 and 37 are prime numbers (although technically 1 is a special number, not a prime number) ; 1, 3, and 7 are prime numbers; 73 and 1 are prime numbers; 7 and 31 are prime numbers; that's a lot of prime isn't it? now with all of that prime in mind, the number backwards, 731, is actually a composite number. 17 X 43 = 731 I doubt you ever heard of any of this but i did once. that's why it's my favorite number too.

OMG, lol I Googled that number, and Etho is in the official Wiki now - "The number of atoms in a chlorophyll molecule; Etho's favourite number ..."

137 is a strong prime in the sense that it is more than the arithmetic mean of its two neighboring primes. All I got.

Use the eigth-slabs for snow! It will look crazy when you do :D Also maybe use andesite/diorite (whichever the white one is) as opposed to stone :)

I love your frame transitions, Etho! It may not be much, but it adds a lot of character and uniqueness to your videos! Whether it was the enderpearl one you did a few episodes ago, the spinning with the stick in the hand also a few episodes ago, and falling from the sky in this episode, it means a lot. Keep up the great work! :D

137 is a Pythagorean Prime

Logically, Etho makes a freezing mountain in a boiling desert (Slow Clap)

Longtime viewer here, please keep this world it is one of the things I like so much about your let's play. I wish I had an old world like that, it just makes it more personal because every place has it's own memory. Cheers

Maybe for the villagers you can give them two spaces to move, that way if they move while zombies are stuck then the zombies will drop. I know you said it doesn't really matter but I think that that would be an easy, nice way to fix it.

137 is the natural number following 136 and preceding 138.

Should've called it Penguin Peeks

I've just been looking at your videos, I know you probably won't see this but I owed it to you to give you a thank you. I know you at some point used to program and I think I saw a little bit of your 1.5 D video. Watching you had been my inspiration to actually try programming for myself; you made it sound so cool. I bought a textbook on Java programming, I signed up for a programming class, and during the summer beforehand I basically kept banging my head over that Java textbook. I never finished it, but I think it did help me to read it. When I got to the programming class, coding clicked with me and I think we had been doing basic stuff but I got to the top of the class. A year and a half later in my second year of programming, I am learning C++ and I am still top of my class, although I do worry that we might not be learning too much. I have been striking off on my own in order to learn more complex object-oriented programming, though. I needed to thank you for being the spark and inspiration for something I have found to be a really big passion of mine; I find programming to be really interesting and fun, and if it wasn't for you I wouldn't have even considered trying it. I used to always figure it was too complicated for me to try, but fortunately, I was proven wrong! Thank you, Etho, thank you!

Etho 137 is the block ID for command blocks... i think

Etho 13 is considered the unluckiest number and 7 is considered the luckiest which makes 137 a very interesting number btw my favorite number is 16 and my favorite color is green!

"You never know, they're extinct after all." Etho, we found perfectly preserved frozen mammoths. We know exactly what they look like.

Really liked the episode. I love the short clips of funny/interesting things you find making your episodes - like the looping running zombie in this one.

HAHA i love that random transition with the zombie glitching across the screen.

EthosLab @6:23 great edit!

It's funny that your favorite color is green and that's why you like the grass because I have a weird form of color-blindness and so I see the grass orange and my favorite color is orange hah !

Etho, I love your little editing tricks, like at about 6:30 how you "fall" from the creative to the survival world. It's so cute, and it's not tacky either :).

The reason you are my favorite youtuber is because of how random your episodes are getting. Keep up the good work!

Using iron bars you should be able to put the villager between two blocks.

Hey Etho, have you ever thought about playing a custom map that is survival oriented, but not a ctm style map? Something like SkyBlock. One cool map that recently came out is Captive Minecraft, which is really fun. Anyway, I would love to see you do some custom maps :D

25:15 137 is prime and also "The importance of the number 137 is that it is related to the so-called 'fine-structure constant' of quantum electrodynamics. This derived quantity is given by combining several fundamental constants of nature:"

Hey Etho as the Zombies walk up the mountain put a blue cap, leggings, and chest piece. Also give them a wooden pick so they look like an artic adventurer!(You are by far my favorite youtuber )

The number 137 is the ID of command blocks and is based off the number 31337, which is some tech language for "elite" and is usually known as 1337 or 137 for short. Now 1337 and 137 is a meme.

137 is the ID of a command block :D

The transition from the creative world to survival work was cool👍

I think you need to do really huge trees if you're gonna have glass as the "leaves", because they got so much transparency. Try some ice cream trees? Planks for the cone, and then maybe wool for the actual ice cream.

Mammoths actually had really small ears as they lived in really cold conditions whereas elephants have large ears to cool them down in the sun. Great video though etho, those cat noises are irritating as hell though.

Etho! For killing the zombies attracted to the villagers on the outside you could build a really deep ice chasm. Sort of like a giant crack in the ground and you could make sort of ice spikes in the bottom and zombies will fall and die. It would be best to build it just where the zombies gather most.

Howdy, Mr. Etho. When I read "penguin mountain" it made me think of those silly toys where penguins climb up a mountain then go down slides. You know what I'm talking about? You should make something like that with zombies or skeletons or something, where they climb up stairs, then slide down a waterfall, then go back to climbing the stairs in a state of perpetual motion. Cheers!

Oh my god this building is awesome!!! I love the tree!!!

Large penguins and small Mammoths makes sense...

137 is the 33rd prime number; the next is 139, with which it comprises a twin prime, and thus 137 is a Chen prime. 137 is an Eisenstein prime with no imaginary part and a real part of the form 3n - 1. It is also the fourth Stern prime. 137 is a strong prime in the sense that it is more than the arithmetic mean of its two neighboring primes. Using two radii to divide a circle according to the golden ratio yields sectors of approximately 137° (the golden angle) and 222°. 137 is a strictly non-palindromic number and a primeval number. The fifth harmonic number is \frac{137}{60}: probably known by old Egyptians, because they used only fraction with unity numerator. Underlined by the French physicist F.M. Sanchez in 1998, publihsed in 2004 in Pecker and Narlikar: Current issue in Cosmology, p. 258. There is a connection with the so-called combinational hierarchy discovered by Parker-Rhodes (mentioned by Bastin and Kilmister in Combinatorial Physics (1996)): 3=22 -1, 7=23 -1, 127=27 -1, 137=3+7+127 =3 + 134. The number 134 is also the number of columns of the hypostyle room of the Amon temple in Karnak, this room being situed between the second and third pilar of this temple. -Wikipedia

Etho, the number 137 is the amount of Atoms a Chlorophyll molecule has. And that might be another reason why you like the Grass. ;)

137 is actually one of the most incredible numbers we know of. Not only is it the only prime number to be in an even part of the sequence of the fibbonaci jk I have no idea what I'm talking about

#137 glowing tree's,slime filter system, i hope you still like them glowing tree's because they made there first appearance in your world in episode 137 :D your favorite number ^_^

Hey Etho you should do a let's play on Star Wars Republic Commando. It's a really cool game, and it's lots of fun. It's also a strategy game, and it seems like a perfect game for you to do videos on! The last time I posted this a lot of people agreed with me.

You can put the villager exactly in the middle of the mob trap by putting him between two fence posts if different colors(oak and netherbrick for example) that will keep him between the two middle blocks. Keep going with your awesome work!

I think that you should make the snow mountain a snowman, it would look cool because the way it currently is the villagers and their cells look kind of like the buttons on the body of a snowman. It could sort of be like you carved a snowman from a mountain! (: please consider it, keep up the awesome videos!

haha i like the edit with the running zombie!

Put a Canadian flag on your ice thing or even a yeti!

Hahaha, "You can't prove that was me!!" (mouse clicks) XD

Etho and Penguins... that's what i call true love

WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT 137??? WELL... 137 is an Eisenstein prime with no imaginary part and a real part of the form 3n - 1. It is also the fourth Stern prime. 137 is a strong prime in the sense that it is more than the arithmetic mean of its two neighboring primes. Using two radii to divide a circle according to the golden ratio yields sectors of approximately 137° (the golden angle) and 222°. 137 is a strictly non-palindromic number and a primeval number. The fifth harmonic number is \frac{137}{60}: probably known by old Egyptians, because they used only fraction with unity numerator. Underlined by the French physicist F.M. Sanchez in 1998, publihsed in 2004 in Pecker and Narlikar: Current issue in Cosmology, p. 258. There is a connection with the so-called combinational hierarchy discovered by Parker-Rhodes (mentioned by Bastin and Kilmister in Combinatorial Physics (1996)): 3=22 -1, 7=23 -1, 127=27 -1, 137=3+7+127 =3 + 134. The number 134 is also the number of columns of the hypostyle room of the Amon temple in Karnak, this room being situed between the second and third pilar of this temple.

137 used to be the item ID for a command block

3:55 At the Middle-Bottom-Right there is a high speed chase going on LOL!

Actually 137 is a pretty interesting number. In physics the fine structure constant, a dimensionless constant is very nearly 1/137, this constant determines the strength of the electromagnetic field and in that way it's involved in 99% of the physical processes you see around you ( Everything but the nucleus of the atoms and gravity ). As a dimensionless constant it is independent of the units chosen, that means aliens far away would find the same number than us when doing physics. Some interesting quotes from famous physicists about the number: Richard Feynman: "There is a most profound and beautiful question associated with the observed coupling constant, e - the amplitude for a real electron to emit or absorb a real photon. It is a simple number that has been experimentally determined to be close to 0.08542455. (My physicist friends won't recognize this number, because they like to remember it as the inverse of its square: about 137.03597 with about an uncertainty of about 2 in the last decimal place. It has been a mystery ever since it was discovered more than fifty years ago, and all good theoretical physicists put this number up on their wall and worry about it.) Immediately you would like to know where this number for a coupling comes from: is it related to pi or perhaps to the base of natural logarithms? Nobody knows. It's one of the greatest damn mysteries of physics: a magic number that comes to us with no understanding by man. You might say the "hand of God" wrote that number, and "we don't know how He pushed his pencil." We know what kind of a dance to do experimentally to measure this number very accurately, but we don't know what kind of dance to do on the computer to make this number come out, without putting it in secretly!" Max Born: If alpha [the fine-structure constant] were bigger than it really is, we should not be able to distinguish matter from ether [the vacuum, nothingness], and our task to disentangle the natural laws would be hopelessly difficult. The fact however that alpha has just its value 1/137 is certainly no chance but itself a law of nature. It is clear that the explanation of this number must be the central problem of natural philosophy. Wolfgang Pauli: When his last assistant, Charles Enz, visited him at the Rotkreuz hospital in Zurich, Pauli asked him: “Did you see the room number?” It was number 137. Throughout his life, Pauli had been preoccupied with the question of why the fine structure constant, a dimensionless fundamental constant, has a value nearly equal to 1/137. Pauli died in that room on 15 December 1958.

that cut though

why has etho been so obsessed with penguins lately?...

Green is my faforite to! I love al kinds of green you see in the nature, trees and evrything. :)

I think the tree looks awesome! Keep it!

137 is the item ID for command blocks. :P

137 is very special in that it is computable, not transcendental, real, and it can be represented as a non-repeating finite decimal. Compared to other integers though, it's pretty darn normal. I mean, it's prime, but... meh. So is 94621, and 94621 is no one's favorite number.

In ice age when they are walking through that ice cave and see all those creatures frozen in the ice you should do something like that. Great video.

You should turn the villagers into what looks like little "frozen time capsules" sticking into the mountain :D

137 is the final 3 digits of Pi. Amazing...

are we not bringing up the random zombie running super fast

Mammoths had smaller ears as they are extremities, the reason elephants have big flat ears is so the blood can circulate around them closer to the skin to lose heat and they also can fan themselves.

Maybe add some ice at the edges of that pool at the base of the waterfall? Just a few blocks in the corners, maybe. Another great episode Etho!

Well Etho, Mammoth's actually had rather small ears.

I think I know why you like no. 137. 137 was the Id of command block. Now they have names :)

"I dont want anyone to call me a monster or anything..... Even after i killed them all here " -Etho (the best)

Lolin, that zombie is like "Wanna see me run to that rock and back?" "Wanna see me do it again?"

You should cover the villagers...they kind of look bad as is, or remove the glass that shows the clay behind them. On another note, 137 is a Chen prime, a strong prime, the 33rd prime, and Einstein prime, and the number of degrees in the golden angle.

Hey Etho :) Can you shows your Minecraft statics please it would be really interesting to know how far you have travelled for example . Keep up the good work.

I love the penguin you made.

That tree is hidious! I love it!

Lol I love how there's no haters on Etho I guess everyone just like him

137 is the commandblock ID

Ethos single player, where Ice worlds, Jungles and Sugar farms can live right beside one another!

Really liked that transition you did :3

Hey etho, I hate to be picky but if you want your mammoth to be accurate, you should change his ears, polar animals have small ears to conserve heat, and modern day elephants (that live in hot savannah's) have large ears to lose heat!

and I think you like 137 because that's the id of a command block LOL

137 is the 33rd prime number; the next is 139, with which it comprises a twin prime, and thus 137 is a Chen prime. 137 is an Eisenstein prime with no imaginary part and a real part of the form 3n - 1. 137 is the fourth Stern prime. 137 is a pythagorean prime. 137 is a strong prime in the sense that it is more than the arithmetic mean of its two neighboring primes. Using two radii to divide a circle according to the golden ratio yields sectors of approximately 137° (the golden angle) and 222°. 137 is a strictly non-palindromic number and a primeval number.

10:22 had me cracking up so much I had to rewind it several times! Also, pachyderms don't have hooves, and their eyes are on the side of their head - not the front. Mammoths in particular had small ears and tails to minimize heat loss. Always enjoy the vids though :)

2 in 1 Day?! WHAT!

"My favourite colour is green" But green is not a creative colour.

Mammoths dont have those big ears! The animals are looking so derpy, lol :)

nice work again! love the way you edit your vids

137 is the block id of a command block

keep that wood but only use the light blue glass and make it poofier (is that a word?)

I'd tell you that mammoths don't have very big ears, but it's funny enough that it's worth keeping. Also, surprisingly, my favorite number is seven. Four is my next favorite, for obvious reasons.

Lol 137 is the id for command blocks in minecraft! I took time to understand !

Unlucky 13 and lucky 7? Really Etho? 137?

I'm curious how much sugar cane you would get from harvesting that sugar cane in the desert :D

The intro was amazing!

In numerology, 137 represents cooperation and coexistence, just a fun fact