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Mine- At 14,000 feet, in the remote jungles of New Guinea is the largest gold and copper deposit in the world. Getting to that deposit and building a profitable mine was one of the biggest engineering challenges ever. In 1975 an American mining company took up the challenge and using the most sophisticated technology available, conquered the jungle and built the Grasberg Mine!
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@leovd4437
@leovd4437 Год назад
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@nathanbasham2548 11 месяцев назад
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@asikbanget5041
@asikbanget5041 Год назад
Just an update, the open pit mine had depleted and closed out in 2021. But the company has constructed and is now operating the largest underground mine complex to extract gold and copper beneath the open pit mine, an operation that could going on for 40 years to the future. If the documentary says that the open pit costed 3 billion, the underground mine costs 1 billion a year to construct. The construction has been going on for the past 6 years and is still going on today.
@laius6047
@laius6047 3 года назад
The topic itself is extremely fascinating as well as this mine in particular, but I just want to point out how much better and "cleaner" these older documentaries are without constant bland rock music and overly excited narrator, plus unnecessary drama. I really enjoy them and would chose them any time
@HungrysitesRu
@HungrysitesRu 2 года назад
yeah, and the water was wetter and the grass was greener
@sebione3576
@sebione3576 2 года назад
@@HungrysitesRu shu'up.
@SuperRigGuy
@SuperRigGuy 2 года назад
Agreed 👍🏼
@MartinJG100
@MartinJG100 2 года назад
Yep.
@tracykooken2606
@tracykooken2606 2 года назад
True 8)
@shaunhall6834
@shaunhall6834 2 года назад
I'm a jewelry artist and this documentary appears on my watch list. This was a real treat to watch.
@220274mark
@220274mark 3 года назад
Who needs a television. So many thousands of quality documentaries on you tube.
@hittrewweuy7595
@hittrewweuy7595 3 года назад
Yes but then you still need a television to watch RU-vid 😂
@khiljinagor8976
@khiljinagor8976 3 года назад
It's like an age of knowledge abundance, I sometimes think it's too good to be true, what's coming next to put a new brake to it? Just don't know why I fear that
@makusmati
@makusmati 3 года назад
@@khiljinagor8976 Let me tell you, there is a state in the world which has actively sought a proverbial 'kill-switch' to , if and when needed, can silence the whole internet in one fell swoop. This state I'm talking about has channelled great resources towards this goal. Who knows how far their plans have advanced.
@wenderis
@wenderis 3 года назад
I needed to hold my cringe and disgust to finish this docu. Its an important one to really understand how the west looks at us, indigenous people, and our land.
@yearginclarke
@yearginclarke 3 года назад
@@khiljinagor8976 I'm worried about that too.
@jameskim8480
@jameskim8480 2 года назад
My dad Young-Bok Kim, spent over 25 years(early 1970 to late 1990) at this site as a Mill Supervisor. I visited him many times and we loved it. Too bad, I did not have a chance to work with him at Freeport. My Dad passed away on September 28th of 2019. Behalf of my family we thank everyone who worked with him. He Loved, Indonesia, the People, Work, and Freeport. God Bless Everyone ........
@orlandogardner5288
@orlandogardner5288 2 года назад
condolences for your loss.
@napitupulupagarparulian4082
@napitupulupagarparulian4082 2 года назад
I'am so sad to hear that your dad passed away. Let me corrected that your dad last position was as a Milright and Mechanical Superintendent. We worked together while I was looking after as Processing Superintendent.
@jameskim62
@jameskim62 2 года назад
@@orlandogardner5288 Thank U very much. He had very full life. But we hoped he would smell the roses more often and catch up with family time we have missed. Indonesia and people are GREAT. Everyone should visit once in a life time. CHEERS and GOD BLESS....
@terryl858
@terryl858 2 года назад
Sorry for your loss
@jameskim62
@jameskim62 2 года назад
@@terryl858 Thank u very much. He had VERY FULL LIFE for 83years....~~~~~
@chemgamer1419
@chemgamer1419 2 года назад
I worked there for 5 years. Awesome place and great people to work with. The pit & underground mines and processing facilities engineering marvels. Papuan and Indonesian people and cultures truly wonderful. A great memory in my life. Would love to go back one day.
@markpaul8178
@markpaul8178 2 года назад
My guess is that you either stole some gold,or tried to and told someone you thought you could trust TRUST NO ONE except CHRIST.I am not judging you,but the temptation would be to great for me even,because I wuv GOLD!!!
@Neilster99
@Neilster99 2 года назад
can we chat about that mine I would like to look at working there ?
@justinlecroy3579
@justinlecroy3579 2 года назад
Where you from? Why'd you leave?
@justinlecroy3579
@justinlecroy3579 2 года назад
Sounds like a cool story. You're braver than I am.
@benkennedy6734
@benkennedy6734 2 года назад
@@markpaul8178 why would you make this comment to him. Its my guess that you haven't done jack with your life, and that you never will because you lack intestinal fortitude aka BA11s. Just my 'guess'
@yellowquantum4240
@yellowquantum4240 2 года назад
This documentary had me glued to my seat. The human drive is very inspiring. Superb!!!!
@dd-ow6pe
@dd-ow6pe 2 года назад
yes!
@craigfiler3779
@craigfiler3779 Год назад
Human Drive is just About the Money, Maybe think About How its Destroyed this Country
@paulbriggs3072
@paulbriggs3072 2 года назад
Back when the Learning Channel used to have quality programming.
@TheGeraford13
@TheGeraford13 2 года назад
It's less expensive to make reality bull crap tv then documentaries
@MrBilld75
@MrBilld75 2 года назад
@@TheGeraford13 Very true. That's why reality shows became so popular. Dirt cheap to produce and make a lot of money. Documentaries=expensive to produce and don't make a lot of money (with the odd exception like say, March of the Penguins).
@Mavendow
@Mavendow 2 года назад
@@MrBilld75 Based on what statistics? From what I've read, documentaries get plenty of viewers. At least enough to beat out 90% of the crap "fakeality" series that nobody watches. For every "Pawn Stars" raking in the dough there's 10 "Alaskan Hillbillies" or "Big Timber" which nobody really care about. So it's not like making reality TV is somehow easy as pie. The only answer, then, is that the network TV bosses would rather foist reality TV because it's simpler to make (not easier or cheaper) instead of coming up with unique ideas every week for a serial documentary. Paid TV subscriptions peaked in 2011 and have consistently tanked every year since. Is it any wonder? They're just lazy. And look, now we're watching the documentaries they can't be bothered to show, here, instead.
@MrBilld75
@MrBilld75 2 года назад
@@Mavendow Yeah, I agree and I meant cheaper than paying real actors, more than anything. Not necessarily cheap or easy to produce. I'm sure it takes as much effort to film some reality series as it does some documentaries. I was speaking more from special effects/post production and salary perspective.
@brianlaroche8856
@brianlaroche8856 2 года назад
🤣
@2770escobar2770
@2770escobar2770 Год назад
I dunno, this is actually more depressing than it is amazing
@bpd231martinko9
@bpd231martinko9 8 месяцев назад
Magnificent!!!! The logistical support needed for operations such as this is mind bending.
@JeandrePetzer
@JeandrePetzer Год назад
One of the most memorable documentaries I've watched in recent years. Thanks for uploading
@leticiachiok8057
@leticiachiok8057 2 года назад
Truly a spectacular documentary! An amazing discovery.
@eddy8828
@eddy8828 2 года назад
Excellent documentary. Loved it. Thank you.
@PharaohDeathMask
@PharaohDeathMask Год назад
This was a fabulous documentary. Thank you for uploading it.
@RAZR_Channel
@RAZR_Channel 2 года назад
21:42 - What a marvelous analogy (the violin)... Excellent documentary...
@jahbay
@jahbay 2 года назад
I think that dozer operator knows a lot about physics. He engineered that road on the fly. He may not have graduated from MIT but I would not discount his knowledge.. The fact that he did it on an old school dozer is all the more impressive. I tip my hat to you sir good job.
@TheBmco99
@TheBmco99 2 года назад
Yes I’ve worked in the woods and built road but nothing like this I would have loved to be there working
@emanuelmifsud6754
@emanuelmifsud6754 2 года назад
As a Physics teacher in high schools for 20 years, here in Australia, let me reply. We commend and acknowledge the skills this man had in driving a dozer in such conditions, undoubtedly with great skills and much understanding of gravity, mass, momentum , velocity, inertia, etc. However, it is an extension to say he knows a lot about Physics, when the subject involves the study of matter and its interaction with forces. I would hardly expect him to explain even the most basic of Physics ideas unless he studied it and taught it. So I do disagree with you that he would know much about Physics. He obviously is well versed in the use of machinery, landform, how to move matter, etc. I could not imagine he could explain magnetic or electric theory, nor the theory of matter.
@jahbay
@jahbay 2 года назад
I meant he has an outstanding knowledge in reference to the scope of his job this job. Is he a physicist obviously not. However There is a lot of physics Involved in this sort of operation.Maybe you should climb in a D10 dozer and point it straight up-and-up the mountain. This is real world physics not Is theoretical.
@emanuelmifsud6754
@emanuelmifsud6754 2 года назад
@@jahbay I would certainly agree with you he was an amazing road builder, who took risks, and knew his equipment and its limitations.
@lyq232
@lyq232 Год назад
@@jahbay no. It's like saying that Badminton / Basketball / Football players are masters at Parabolic Motion calculation. They are not. They have however, honed their muscle movement to the desired specification that allows them to have precise control over their movement and the movement of the balls they're playing with, but they wouldn't be able to explain the details to any layman, unless they also educate themselves on the theoretical and number crunching side of physics. Their muscle and nerves do not recognize the concept of "numbers" whenever they perform high level athletic feat. They just DO it. What you call "real life physics" aren't actually "physics" They are just how the world works. Physics is the STUDY in which one explores the fundamentals of these real life phenomenon and try to make sense of them through numbers.
@B1TKZH47
@B1TKZH47 2 года назад
Well documented and narrated. Informative and a delight to watch.
@dirktyler3643
@dirktyler3643 2 года назад
This probably should have been a 2-hour documentary. What I saw was good, but I would like them to have spent another hour showing more footage of the mechanics of the mining operation.
@Jlinwoodjackson
@Jlinwoodjackson Год назад
There is quite a good bit of videos about both of these mines, and the geologists that found it
@oldhardrock2542
@oldhardrock2542 2 года назад
The pit is done. Now the underground mine beneath is nearly ready to go. It's an engineering marvel as well.
@spideywhiplash
@spideywhiplash 3 года назад
Excellent!! I love docs like this. Wish it hadn't ended. But, all good things...
@herlysarmiento9863
@herlysarmiento9863 2 года назад
Amazing documentary! No need for 4K when the content is as good as this!... we need more of this to lift our human spirit and believe we can do really amazing things. Thank you!
@imaginewhirledpeas6696
@imaginewhirledpeas6696 2 года назад
What,he who has the most money and power gets to rape the land and profit more?
@leeroy4206
@leeroy4206 2 года назад
@@imaginewhirledpeas6696 not true % of those profits goes to the people. you could say their system is corrupted and dosen't get distruibuted correctly but thats a whole other discussion.
@albertawheat6832
@albertawheat6832 2 года назад
@@leeroy4206 Personal gains, made possible by tax payer dollars...The story never changes.
@ClintsHobbiesDIY
@ClintsHobbiesDIY 2 года назад
The best documentary ever. I couldn't stop watching once I started.
@lukeh1132
@lukeh1132 5 месяцев назад
Great to see you back. Love the videos and education you share
@rorywquin
@rorywquin 4 года назад
I worked there in the late 90's . We built an expansion to the processing plant. Politics and business aside, it is an incredible engineering feat. Amazing experience for me working above the clouds.
@michaelbryant9957
@michaelbryant9957 4 года назад
How do you get a job there
@rorywquin
@rorywquin 4 года назад
@@michaelbryant9957 I worked for Bechtel who built the original plant but also did a big expansion in the late 90s. I was there in the late 90s. Unless you are Indonesian, it is unlikely you will get a role in operations unless you have some specialist skills they need. It is not an easy life there (well wasn't when I was there) - you live in shared accommodation (unless management) ~10,000' above sea level and work at 12000' to 14k' - always out of breath etc
@johncuervo3019
@johncuervo3019 4 года назад
What does it look like day? Would think the whole island is below sea level now
@rorywquin
@rorywquin 4 года назад
@@johncuervo3019 The mountains are over 4000m so I'm pretty sure it is still above the sea.
@kordapyo612
@kordapyo612 Год назад
@@cattnipp he could be thinking the underground operation. 😆 🤣
@grantsimsdds
@grantsimsdds 3 года назад
The whole thing is quite unbelievable from the topic to the logistics to the people who made it happen to the people who filmed it happening. Glad I watched it. Incredible work!!
@chefgiovanni
@chefgiovanni 3 года назад
You sir are correct and have a sharp and accurate line of thought.
@oughtssought1198
@oughtssought1198 2 года назад
@@chefgiovanni I thought I heard trumpeting heralds and the Laugh-In cast's chorus singing "Here Come Da Judge" as I read that reply
@robertthomas4234
@robertthomas4234 2 года назад
@@oughtssought1198 The mindset of a military man, maybe?
@oughtssought1198
@oughtssought1198 2 года назад
@@robertthomas4234 a definite maybe, while also noting that Omniscient Observers breed religiously in more families than just the military embezzlement complex
@SharonMessage
@SharonMessage 2 года назад
An absolute marvel indeed, wondering if its like how John marveled in the book of Revelations (politicians worshiping the Nephilim as gods). Angel beside John asked what do you marvel at? Gods angels rejoice over creation Fallen angels destroy his creation (humanity) and mother('s) nature includes land. Agreed brilliant work, cheers and God Bless.
@atlantic_love
@atlantic_love Год назад
It saddens me what we've been doing to Earth for so long now :(
@atlantic_love
@atlantic_love Год назад
@@ricgunn1439 Apparently you don't understand climate change.
@Afrodizyak47
@Afrodizyak47 9 месяцев назад
I have had the pleasure of working here during the time that the HEAT Road was built. I worked from Ridge Camp and was involved with the Maintenance / Warehousing, when the first D11 Caterpillar dozers and the first Cat 785 Dump trucks were brought in. At that time also, the P&H Shovels arrived and section by section, transported up the hill. Not shown here, are the 2 tunnels on the access road and that caused transportation headaches for the transport of the shovel swing gear. At that time, Freeport began privatising their infrastructure and utilities. Timika, the port town was expanded and the lowlands area expansion began, It was a really interesting mine community in which to operate and I am proud to have spent time there.
@aflah8890
@aflah8890 Год назад
I never expected the world largest gold mine located in Indonesia. May the use of natural resources put in good use for the nation and the local people of Papua
@gundarvarr1024
@gundarvarr1024 11 месяцев назад
Don't be greedy like bandit nation. It's a company not a charity foundation.
@t.r.4496
@t.r.4496 3 года назад
Never drove a car: Drive this 300 ton hauler over there and get loaded, watch the cliffs, here's the keys.
@garyflatt4729
@garyflatt4729 3 года назад
A single truck weighs in at 200 tons! All made by Japanese Company.
@bunzeebear2973
@bunzeebear2973 2 года назад
Shat my pants? Who wears pants? Not a tribal custom.
@randystone4903
@randystone4903 2 года назад
As an American truck driver trainers preferred novices and not experienced drivers with bad habits. Better sometimes to have someone who has not been trained limits to what they can do. The company got off cheap with no health and safety requirements and low local wages.
@jed-henrywitkowski6470
@jed-henrywitkowski6470 2 года назад
In NV one can get a CDL without a DL.
@jed-henrywitkowski6470
@jed-henrywitkowski6470 2 года назад
@@randystone4903, My dad, has been driving for nearly 30 years, including driving in the US Army. With that said, he told me that "driver mills" are things. In other words, the industry in the US is being flooded with low-quality drivers.
@gmeister03
@gmeister03 4 года назад
Early 2000’s discovery channel.. I miss this.
@moose2577
@moose2577 3 года назад
What? You don't wanna see a show about bigfoot every week? Lol
@gmeister03
@gmeister03 3 года назад
@@moose2577 right?!
@Laidback_616
@Laidback_616 2 года назад
I can say the same about the history channel.
@gmeister03
@gmeister03 2 года назад
@@Laidback_616 me too
@NorthernGate777
@NorthernGate777 2 года назад
yeh
@Si-hz5tw
@Si-hz5tw Год назад
its so sad to see those beautiful mountains be demolished
@kennyg1358
@kennyg1358 Год назад
Nothing lasts forever. Those mountains would eventually erode away like countless other mountains before.
@bryanduchane2371
@bryanduchane2371 2 года назад
So glad I found this documentary!!!!!
@alexandervanwyk7669
@alexandervanwyk7669 2 года назад
This was a master feat of engineering. That dozer driver that created the road to Ertsberg should get a million dollar bonus cheque annually for life.
@rowlandadelagun-manwomanmy892
@rowlandadelagun-manwomanmy892 2 года назад
I just watched this documentary again and as impressed as I was the first time! So brilliant, what men achieve daily!
@vissitorsteve
@vissitorsteve 2 года назад
Me too!
@jadezee6316
@jadezee6316 2 года назад
what have they achieved? did the indigenous people get the wealth? do you realize the damage mining does to the environment? the chemicals etc.....and how it takes the total destruction of the mountain to get anything..since tons of the mountain must be ground up to get an ounce of gold....maybe you should go watch a few documentaries of how mining has destroyed the environment and killed 10's of thousands of poor people caught in mans "achievement"...for personal wealth at any cost.......
@rowlandadelagun-manwomanmy892
@rowlandadelagun-manwomanmy892 2 года назад
@@jadezee6316 We are taking different perspectives, on the matter.
@jgedutis
@jgedutis 2 года назад
And one woman 😆
@lucyloose2841
@lucyloose2841 Год назад
So brilliant... got into pristine ancient wilderness and destroy it
@oeialexander
@oeialexander Год назад
My dad worked here for 17 years, I was born and raised in Tembagapura. I miss this place, truly is a wonder.
@roderick2105
@roderick2105 11 месяцев назад
Its truly a wonder you can sleep at night, given the vast number of Papuans who have been killed, maimed and dispossessed all because of that accursed mine!! .
@echofoxtrot2.051
@echofoxtrot2.051 2 года назад
Wow! Just wow! One of the best documentaries I've seen in awhile. I learned so much new info in this. Thank you very much. Who needs superheroes when you have the people who figured all this out! Mindblown
@philcollins4520
@philcollins4520 Год назад
Indonesia invaded West Papua lay drop bombs from helicopters on small villages thatched huts to keep the locals quite and murder them daily, the Americans don't care and want do a thing about the occupation because their making a load of money along with Australia. The Americans and Australians along with the rest of the west are hypocrites if this was a country was any were else they would be screaming blue bloody murder.
@williambuck5617
@williambuck5617 4 года назад
that guy who did that road for them saving them millions and millions I hope they gave one hell of a bonus for the job
@morgueaunne6552
@morgueaunne6552 4 года назад
Of course they did. He retired with one of the better Rolex knockoffs from Hong Kong In gold plated tungsten. And, he's proud as Hell.
@williambuck5617
@williambuck5617 4 года назад
@@morgueaunne6552 funny
@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO
@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO 4 года назад
@@morgueaunne6552 - He also got a used rebuilt Javanese Tuk Tuk with 90K miles on it and a new paint job.
@mrs.chandler9384
@mrs.chandler9384 4 года назад
Morgue Aunne Rolex’s aren’t that expensive
@williambuck5617
@williambuck5617 4 года назад
@@dn6092 must be nice to be so high and mighty all well buying and using the product they produce
@panemetcircenses510
@panemetcircenses510 2 года назад
This documentary is gold.
@mikealman63tab
@mikealman63tab 4 года назад
Never fails to amaze me how wonderfully determined and resourceful mankind can be when greed is their motivation!!! Such a shame we don't apply the same principles when dealing with how to sort out the many major problems around the world that would actually help save lives, feed people who are starving, provide simple things like water and medicines etc etc. One day soon though!
@knottytoob
@knottytoob 4 года назад
@Mika B Great comment. God Bless you n yours
@lonekiterrocky
@lonekiterrocky 4 года назад
Well said 👍
@truthneverchangeswakeup2762
@truthneverchangeswakeup2762 4 года назад
SHAMEFUL, EVIL TO THE HUMAN CORE
@silverlove8377
@silverlove8377 4 года назад
for me mostly is that they destroy such a beautiful place, clean water, most likely able to just drink it as it is, then we hardly have any non toxic fish anymore, radioactive fish in the Pacific due to Fukushima and the old ways of dumping nuke waste in barrels and they are leaking, in this place you could have eaten healthy fish. We could help others in need by showing them in their countries how to best build up ways to get water to drink and grow food.
@drewmal2335
@drewmal2335 4 года назад
WORD SOUND AND POWER THAT IS THE REAL TRUTH! NOT EVEN CREATING SOMTHING RESOURCESFULL FOR THE NATIVES
@jefffung8679
@jefffung8679 3 года назад
Brings back memories. This is one of the old documentary films of the Freeport McMorran Mine in Irian Jaya. I worked up there in the 90's. It is a Copper Mine, Gold is just a byproduct of the process.
@bobtwartz8751
@bobtwartz8751 2 года назад
same as olimpic dam in south australia
@proinseasokiellig4388
@proinseasokiellig4388 2 года назад
400'000 people have been murdered to maintain this US thievery. Free West Papua.
@alibarron7558
@alibarron7558 2 года назад
I worked there for the year 1997. Most of the time I was down at Amamapare. It was really a unique place. The best to you.
@BixbyConsequence
@BixbyConsequence 2 года назад
Did you suffer amnesia, change your name and forget you posted this same exact thing two months prior, "Jeff"?
@golmatol6537
@golmatol6537 2 года назад
Wonderful documentary. Never knew anything about this before.
@ssjwes
@ssjwes 2 года назад
The guy who created heat road is a good example of a guy moving through his work life time from the bottom to the top. You should always promote internally before you look to the outside. He became an expert at mountain road building from all that past work he did. In a way you could say this is the guy that made it out of a death match out of hundreds of other guys. He's the best of them.
@philcollins4520
@philcollins4520 Год назад
Indonesia invaded West Papua lay drop bombs from helicopters on small villages thatched huts to keep the locals quite and murder them daily, the Americans don't care and want do a thing about the occupation because their making a load of money along with Australia. The Americans and Australians along with the rest of the west are hypocrites if this was a country was any were else they would be screaming blue bloody murder.
@ger128
@ger128 4 года назад
Incredible documentary
@gmotionedc5412
@gmotionedc5412 2 года назад
Now this is why I love RU-vid!!! Fantastic amazing show👍💪🔥
@heathcliff8624
@heathcliff8624 2 года назад
This is a 20 year old Discovery channel documentary. This "spark" channel replays stuff without giving credit.
@heathcliff8624
@heathcliff8624 2 года назад
@@alvinaliathos6137 The original with Carl Sagan I watched when it came out.
@gmotionedc5412
@gmotionedc5412 2 года назад
@M D wow why so angry?
@Akki-bhau
@Akki-bhau Год назад
The narrators voice kept me hooked to watch this fully
@williamwhareaorere8994
@williamwhareaorere8994 2 года назад
Brilliant enjoyed that immensely ☺️
@preteristlab-endtimes5683
@preteristlab-endtimes5683 2 года назад
Dang! Breathtaking doco. Came across it by accident, began ... and was riveted every second right unto the end. Personalities and challenges and rewards. The topography and images are rewarding enough, but the challenge and vision of the mines founders is just staggering. I remember once reading a Vietnamese account of meeting 'foreign' (Read 'white') guys. It read something like: "They are an extraordinary enemy. There is no obstacle too hard, no challenge too dangerous, no enterprise too difficult that they will not attempt and conquer, and if they fail, they will leave it to their next generation to accomplish."
@jaddy540
@jaddy540 2 года назад
It is so nice to be white. White is Beautiful,and always will be.
@workingmansteve987
@workingmansteve987 4 года назад
Amazing!!
@bryanduchane2371
@bryanduchane2371 2 года назад
How great it would be to be an engineer to create the process to mine this deposit!! Too good!!
@nateb-runs5053
@nateb-runs5053 2 года назад
Engineers aint mining sheeittt dude, you freagin bowel towels, doob tube, desk jockie, nigglywiggly, brown baggit, bung wipe chubby pusher, pull a hemingway jerkwad. You freagin wall street journal brown finger poncho crack shack filthy turban wannabe. Engineers aint minin sheittt!!! Only thing engineers do is dab the ding, maybe smooth the poo, while playin with their winky tink on the talkie box. Dont you realize this?!?!?! GOAWWWSHHH
@js-di6ly
@js-di6ly 2 года назад
Unfreakinbelievable awesome documentary 👏 👌 👍
@peredavi
@peredavi 2 года назад
Incredible achievement and incredible deposit.
@zenamerica
@zenamerica 3 года назад
Thank you for licensing & publishing this documentary. This type of information should be preserved as original source human development data and preserved in blockchain archive for all time. This is truly an engineering marvel. And the people involved such as Iliad Hamis are amazingly specialized...very hyper-specialized human intelligence. The future-bots will find this quite interesting. Thank you.
@yunusbey7771
@yunusbey7771 2 года назад
Just trying to Imagine how Many "unfrindly locals" had to be killed for stealing the metal.
@whitenyy5670
@whitenyy5670 2 года назад
Salute to the great workers and miners.
@davden965
@davden965 2 года назад
I have been to the top of high mountains at sunrise and sunset. It is awe inspiring. They are so majestic. But I have a pilot friend that showed me pictures from an altitude of 30,000 feet, going over the ocean, with the sun rising above mountains in the horizon. Seeing this every day must be humbling and almost bring tears to the eyes.
@proinseasokiellig4388
@proinseasokiellig4388 2 года назад
400'000 people have been murdered to maintain this US thievery. Free West Papua.
@davden965
@davden965 2 года назад
@@proinseasokiellig4388 And other countries have murdered their own citizens for money and power, don’t even try and pretend your country is innocent.
@robertthomas4234
@robertthomas4234 2 года назад
That awe sure is inspiring!
@jagodiving
@jagodiving Год назад
@@proinseasokiellig4388 and you shared fake data
@pamelaarescurrinaga8201
@pamelaarescurrinaga8201 3 года назад
Really excellent content. Thank you for your work.
@raydowdy6914
@raydowdy6914 Год назад
A video on the high lines would be awesome as well.
@australiantruckspotting8883
@australiantruckspotting8883 2 года назад
I’ve heard about this mine. It makes the Kalgoorlie super pit seem small. Great video !!!
@philcollins4520
@philcollins4520 Год назад
Indonesia invaded West Papua lay drop bombs from helicopters on small villages thatched huts to keep the locals quite and murder them daily, the Americans don't care and want do a thing about the occupation because their making a load of money along with Australia. The Americans and Australians along with the rest of the west are hypocrites if this was a country was any were else they would be screaming blue bloody murder.
@raugasai9135
@raugasai9135 2 года назад
I'm not into mining or geology in particular but, man, this was an amazing documentary. To me, this was about man's extraordinary feat of problem-solving, dedication & perseverance against seemingly insurmountable odds.
@hermanngoring397
@hermanngoring397 2 года назад
Yes, better than any movie seen in the last months😏😏
@robertthomas4234
@robertthomas4234 2 года назад
@@hermanngoring397 Ditch the name, herr Göring. There are other platforms for your xxx-xxxx motherxxxxxxx.
@henryc1000
@henryc1000 2 года назад
@@robertthomas4234 : is there a little stick up your a** Robert??
@robertthomas4234
@robertthomas4234 2 года назад
@@henryc1000 What? You think Gusman jumped?
@bt8406
@bt8406 2 года назад
one of the coolest documentarys ive seen in a while. its good to see the older way of doing things. its how i grew up, and i keep those values dear to my heart. Its good to see that they still exist, through those who watch it, feels part of something greater..
@stfuplsok
@stfuplsok 2 года назад
*documentaries
@edwardtapia8954
@edwardtapia8954 2 года назад
The only thing that mining causes destruction of the mountain 🏔️ to get copper or gold , that what makes me sad about human were Destroying mother Earth.
@MaddJakd
@MaddJakd 2 года назад
@@edwardtapia8954 a little bit of concentrated digging is far from destroying Earth, especially when volcanism and plate tectonics haven't exaclty ended. I'd be actually worried if one of these modern day tycoons attempted such though. They definitely have a knack for literally actually stepping on the indigenous folk and really dirtying things up. When you have archeologists, and in this case, geologists leading things, they tend to respect what's there
@hellbentmel
@hellbentmel 2 года назад
WTF?
@albertawheat6832
@albertawheat6832 2 года назад
@@stfuplsok How do you get 146 subs with zero videos ?
@keithdeal209
@keithdeal209 2 года назад
What an incredibly fascinating video and subject. Bravo. Well done. You have a new fan and subscriber here.
@GreeneShieldInvestigations
@GreeneShieldInvestigations Год назад
What a great documentary!
@shananagans5
@shananagans5 2 года назад
Hard dangerous work. Much respect. I was a minor for nearly 18 years. It had its ups and downs. I didn't have to pay rent, food was free, I had a free car for the last 3 years but I had to abide by my parents rules so long as I lived in their house.
@Mr.Thermistor7228
@Mr.Thermistor7228 2 года назад
lmao
@klwong6083
@klwong6083 2 года назад
@@Mr.Thermistor7228 à
@missewe
@missewe 2 года назад
When you said "I was a minor for nearly 18 years " @shananagans5 ... I felt that - on a fundamental level. Facts.
@stevenattanasso2003
@stevenattanasso2003 2 года назад
Mining has it's "ups and downs" ...... Oh no , You didn't !! Shame on You !!
@Sundaydrumday
@Sundaydrumday 2 года назад
Lmfao
@rowlandadelagun-manwomanmy892
@rowlandadelagun-manwomanmy892 3 года назад
A fantastic presentation! Extremely clear and informative.
@proinseasokiellig4388
@proinseasokiellig4388 2 года назад
400'000 people have been murdered to maintain this US thievery. Free West Papua.
@L3GENDZLuLKeK
@L3GENDZLuLKeK 2 года назад
@@proinseasokiellig4388 I’ll hAve whatever you’re smoking.
@MaddJakd
@MaddJakd 2 года назад
The charm of the old documentaries. Made by professionals, to convey what the pros have done. Now, such awesomeness is more buried.
@vivekraychowdhury4348
@vivekraychowdhury4348 2 года назад
Excellent documentary 👌
@ag2011_X
@ag2011_X 3 года назад
They should digitize these documentaries in UHD. Someone back in 1999 must have the masters
@gatewaysolo104
@gatewaysolo104 3 года назад
Probably recorded on tape instead of film so it would not be feasible to make it better quality
@giannidcenzo
@giannidcenzo 3 года назад
@John Duggan 🤣
@InuranusBrokoff
@InuranusBrokoff 2 года назад
In the year 2000!!!
@nooffence7670
@nooffence7670 2 года назад
There's is a good doco on film making I'm sure
@loringnilsson9974
@loringnilsson9974 2 года назад
@@gatewaysolo104 v
@martiniv8924
@martiniv8924 2 года назад
Respect to my fellow Dozer operators 🙌🏻
@jaceklaszkiewicz203
@jaceklaszkiewicz203 2 года назад
Yes, it is an astonishing place. I had a chance to visit back in 2014
@aduduodudu7969
@aduduodudu7969 2 года назад
Salute to the indigenous people whose natural habitats were destroyed, and they got a photo shoot opportunity as a reward.
@robertr.hasspacher7731
@robertr.hasspacher7731 3 года назад
This documentary was so freakin cool. THANK YOU FOR PUBLISHING THIS!!!
@robertthomas4234
@robertthomas4234 2 года назад
OKAY I HEAR YOU! NO NEED TO SHOUT! Thanx tho. 😋
@shareurtube
@shareurtube 2 года назад
WOW - Just spectacular. So glad I came upon it. Worth every minute.
@j.muckafignotti4226
@j.muckafignotti4226 2 года назад
Tembagapura, folks lived and worked there for 20+ years until my father retired as mine superintendent. I still have my Lupa Lela Club membership card, I’m member #67. That picture of the Huey brings back memories, I flew PK-VBR with John and Ted for years!
@michaelmaas5544
@michaelmaas5544 2 года назад
Incredible most of this was done in 5 years! I’ve seen 20 mile flat road projects here in the States take that long 😂
@williamekasala2861
@williamekasala2861 Год назад
Gold will always speed things up.
@phiksit
@phiksit Год назад
No environmental impact studies and no one living near the mining areas helps.
@myriahjasmine1341
@myriahjasmine1341 3 года назад
Wow this is a really well put together documentary. Very informative and interesting. I didn't want it to end. This was really good. Well done.
@brianlaroche8856
@brianlaroche8856 2 года назад
There is parts missing this is edited
@Tew730
@Tew730 2 года назад
DO YOU THINK IT WAS GOOD FOR THE LOCALS?D OYUO LIKE GOLD?
@chrisyoung6588
@chrisyoung6588 2 года назад
There is gold in Alaska
@chrisyoung6588
@chrisyoung6588 2 года назад
Let's go get it
@Chris_at_Home
@Chris_at_Home 2 года назад
@@chrisyoung6588 Do you think a mine like this could be built in Alaska? The environmental movement won’t even let Pebble Mine be developed. There were a few of us from Alaska that worked over there both short term and long term. The supervisor for the big truck shop up top was from Fairbanks. I did network installation and turn up with the Indonesians just short term but a couple guys I worked with for here took long term contracts.
@roosthrower
@roosthrower 3 года назад
Thanks. Wat a great story
@shannonrushing1437
@shannonrushing1437 Год назад
Great doc I wished it was longer
@1BigDaDo
@1BigDaDo Год назад
I love all the positive comments and interesting insights !! This was a awesome documentary 👏
@peaceknight5485
@peaceknight5485 2 года назад
Such a great accomplishment can only be achieved with as great visionary and determined people. We could identify them all as Giants. One of the great video I had the great pleasure to see. Thanks many times too.
@philcollins4520
@philcollins4520 Год назад
Indonesia invaded West Papua lay drop bombs from helicopters on small villages thatched huts to keep the locals quite and murder them daily, the Americans don't care and want do a thing about the occupation because their making a load of money along with Australia. The Americans and Australians along with the rest of the west are hypocrites if this was a country was any were else they would be screaming blue bloody murder.
@paulmayaka5445
@paulmayaka5445 3 года назад
I like the documentary. 💯💯💯
@hemogoblin2435
@hemogoblin2435 4 года назад
4:40 He just has to be a villain from a movie.
@bunnyvic7804
@bunnyvic7804 3 года назад
Yes omg yes
@domq1543
@domq1543 Год назад
This looks straight out of a movie setting in space.
@rkaiser7767
@rkaiser7767 2 года назад
Brilliant documentary.
@jasonpmorganstein2480
@jasonpmorganstein2480 4 года назад
Thank you a great documentary
@davidhenningson4782
@davidhenningson4782 3 года назад
Great documentary 👍 amazing what can be accomplished when we set aside the concept of "impossible"...
@nilesbutler8638
@nilesbutler8638 2 года назад
And when the rights of local living people, safety measures and ecological impact are completely ignored. They dump the tailings right in the watershed - I would be astounded if they have not poisoned the whole river valley by now. Something like this can only be economically viable if MANY corners are cut.
@vincentyeo88
@vincentyeo88 2 года назад
The high prices have made everything possible.
@bryanduchane2371
@bryanduchane2371 2 года назад
Great story!!! This is something you don't see many more times in your life again!!!
@theheck5176
@theheck5176 2 года назад
Amazing and awesome documentary. Perhaps only Antarctica can challenge this place in hardship - I don't know.
@robertkertoikromo8643
@robertkertoikromo8643 4 года назад
this is very good one... more gold more gold.. GREED IS GOOD.. NEED MORE GOLD
@godbluffvdgg
@godbluffvdgg 4 года назад
What about copper?...We use that right?...What about silver? those two metals are a billion times more important than gold...Gold is just a cherry on the top...
@RealityGutPunch
@RealityGutPunch 4 года назад
Glad you came here to post on your all organic electronic device. YOU FUCKING MORONIC HYPOCRITE.
@thegeneralstrike6747
@thegeneralstrike6747 4 года назад
@@RealityGutPunch The moron cannot see the self loathing in his own indoctrination before projecting it upon others. Your argument is of no consequence and simply has a straw man hanging next to the accuser. What does the digital device have to do with equitable consideration for causality destruction and human life? You sir have been brain washed with an indoctrinated rinse. Further more striking out in hatred only serves to paste an extremely insignificant IQ, and an overwhelming self hatred upon yourself. Please consider that equitable consideration has not been the norm for the massive amount of labor. More over that statements like "The American Dream" it must be because, you have to be sleeping to believe it, has cost 7.2 billion lives between 1870-1979, do the math it is now 2019, not to mention the systemically violent society that is killing itself by a holocaust every 2 years with the same enraged foolishness you are placing that will no doubt take time from the precioous,and short, miracle all life is.
@nomdaploom
@nomdaploom 4 года назад
@@thegeneralstrike6747 I hope they can soon invent a cure for terminal stupidity like yours. That you are clearly intoxicated by the vapidity of your own verbosity is a clear indicator that you are not well and bereft of the ability to formulate your thoughts with any degree of coherence. You have my sympathy.
@VideoNOLA
@VideoNOLA 2 года назад
JimBob was a good friend, and we miss him.
@AliensAnonymous
@AliensAnonymous 2 года назад
When I saw "James Robert" I said, "you mean Jim Bob?"
@captainamerica3447
@captainamerica3447 10 месяцев назад
Very well done documentary!
@melanielandsman122
@melanielandsman122 Год назад
This is excellent!!
@richardmorgan3093
@richardmorgan3093 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing what is the best doco ever on mining ...loved it so much .. God Bless you all
@DumbSkippy
@DumbSkippy 3 года назад
Brilliant video about a brilliant topic. THANK YOU !!!!
@yobel_i
@yobel_i 9 месяцев назад
My parents work here since 2004 and I was raised in Tembagapura. This place is one of a kind. Regardless of the politics that surround this place, especially in recent years, I don't think I would ever relive my childhood anywhere but this place. I just hope the Indonesian government don't mess up it now that they have a majority stake in Freeport Indonesia
@dennisroland5654
@dennisroland5654 2 года назад
well done! thank you.
@hittrewweuy7595
@hittrewweuy7595 3 года назад
I bet Todd Hoffman couldn’t find any gold in that mountain
@evanturner8291
@evanturner8291 3 года назад
Best comment I’ve seen!😂
@gijsheeremans9732
@gijsheeremans9732 3 года назад
so damn accurate hahahaaha
@axelandersen543
@axelandersen543 3 года назад
😂😂😂😂
@gtfc2322
@gtfc2322 3 года назад
😂
@fungidungie
@fungidungie 3 года назад
lmao!!! Come on man.
@helicart
@helicart 2 года назад
Brilliant documentary. I live in Australia, and knew there were big mines in this region, but didn't realize they were so high.
@SamMonkulas
@SamMonkulas 2 года назад
I think anywhere in the world where there are spring waters flowing out of mountains and bed of black rocks, maybe it’s time to invest in a good metal detector……….
@Chris_at_Home
@Chris_at_Home 2 года назад
I met many Aussies at this mine.Many worked for Bechtel doing engineering for mine expansion and there were miners working underground.
@stucclikechucc
@stucclikechucc 2 года назад
erzbergrodeo is held at the erzberg mine its the most badass motocross race ive ever heard of one day i wish to go, thousands of riders start and like ten finish its the most grueling toughest race there is they go up those vertical hills its insane especially when hundreds at a time are attempting it lol
@sethporterfield6981
@sethporterfield6981 2 года назад
@@stucclikechucc Sounds like Baja1000 or Dakar.
@stucclikechucc
@stucclikechucc 2 года назад
@@sethporterfield6981 quite different actually those are long desert type races, see that picture of the mine, imagine being at the bottom and the race is up those straight up verticle climbs and thrugh the surrounding steep hilly woods, and over giant boulders and rocks carved out from mining the area! litereally like a hand ful of people finish it every year out of thousands check it out sometime just type in erzberg rodeo motocross races
@danielmorris4676
@danielmorris4676 2 года назад
One of the better documentaries exhibiting the fatal human characteristics of greed and avarice, and of our species' blind self-destruction. The very face of evil and ugliness.
@banalresentive6523
@banalresentive6523 6 месяцев назад
Well then...I demand that you give up your belongings derived from materials harvested from the interior of the earth. And anything that was manufactured for the profit of the maker. I don't think you'd be around long to keep bothering the rest of us!
@tomthompson2309
@tomthompson2309 2 года назад
Wow that really was an amazing achievement to gain access 👏,never heard of this untill now,how fascinating,great doc,thx.
@lornemiddleton3212
@lornemiddleton3212 2 года назад
I worked on that mine, I was working for Western Star Trucks Australian and used to travel there from our base in Brisbane Australia, about the year 2000
@denisebilby4947
@denisebilby4947 2 года назад
Who is owner? I hope it belongs to the Country???
@galapagoensis
@galapagoensis 2 года назад
@@denisebilby4947 😆 how naive...
@Q_QQ_Q
@Q_QQ_Q 2 года назад
@@galapagoensis normal people LOL
@jedidiahviz3019
@jedidiahviz3019 2 года назад
@@denisebilby4947 im the owner ! U wanna gold chain 😜😜😜😜🔥🔥🔥
@blingbling574
@blingbling574 2 года назад
I worked with an Australian fellow who worked there. He had a good story about teaching the local labourers how to put on and tie up work boots.
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