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Here's how scientists discovered a road 1029m deep under the ocean!
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@killersheart7646 Год назад

Words cannot express how much I love this channel. So mad at my self that I haven’t watch be amazed in a while.

@robin-ch9to Год назад

I know! I just started back up yesterday and have been binging since!!!

@wilk2650 Год назад

I just got back to it today!

@core3481 Год назад

This channel used to be a top ten. I've seen just about every single video on this channel lol I've been following for years

@eddypuentes6155 Год назад

The same goes for me except for the mad at myself for not watching it in a while cause I tend to watch it quite often 😅.

@harryverner6218 Год назад

Sheople

@luxuryhub1323 Год назад

I'm addicted to watching these dives but this is the kind of thing that frustrates me, never knowing the answer to what was seen, whether it's something really odd like this or something more mundane like they aren't sure the name of a fish. I wish they had a section of their website that showed a few pics of the most interesting things seen on each dive and a explanation of what it was, or what the scientists think it might have been.

@chrisla2736 Год назад

Does anyone remember Jacques Costeau? I grew up watching his show, and wanted so badly to be an oceanographer. Even took all the oceanographic classes I could take in middle school. But my parents couldn't afford college for it, and told me it wasn't practical. Ugh.

@awomanmotherw2kids393 Год назад

Yep

@CCeeDaG.O.A.T Год назад

yessir, & I remember getting oceanography books for birthdays & Christmas for years but like you my people didn't have the money for college .

@elkelewtschuk9894 Год назад

Jacques Costeau was a legend. I loved watching his show. It's never too late to keep learning. :)

@JpZMerida Год назад

Yes

@bc64100 Год назад

Jacques Costeau yes I remember him sad even his ship is rotten in pieces in France some were i heared

@aussquirrel Год назад

It is crazy. I wish we could explore more but leave it untouched and left alone. Some sea creatures would look insane

@elkelewtschuk9894 Год назад

This is such a terrific channel. I'm amazed at how perfectly our narrator can pronounce every language. I love watching/listening.

@robin-ch9to Год назад

That’s so weird, I was thinking the same thing when he pronounced the long row near Hawaii!

@core3481 Год назад

This channel used to be a top ten. I've seen just about every single video on this channel lol I've been following for years

@BeAmazed Год назад

thanks so much Elke!

@SamTheMan12 Год назад

@@BeAmazed Xin’an is pronounced Xhee-nan not Zhai nan

@notcherbane3218 Год назад

Okay here's a fact,. It has been historically documented that numerous civilizations have rose up to importance and then collapsed for one reason or another whether it was natural disaster whether it was invasion from another country,. So it is possible if not more than likely that there have been numerous civilizations over thousands of years far longer than we even suspect with potential technology that could have rivaled or even surpassed Rome maybe even as far as the Middle ages

@notcherbane3218 Год назад

One of these advanced civilizations could have Rose to importance have technology close to that of the 15th or 16th century or even more advanced and then a giant earthquake or a volcano or a tsunami could have wiped out that Civilization or five or six years severe drought and then all that technology would have been lost. I would be willing to bet that there are civilizations that have been in existence thousands of years before Samaria or Babylonia. But died off with no record left of their have even existenced.

@omega09 Год назад

@@notcherbane3218 man the whole thing is literally the longest comment ever

@abgaming7044 Год назад

Humans will live and die for centuries and we will never know about them.

@lancerevell5979 Год назад

Soon it will be our turn into the dust bin of history.

@Francfort069 Год назад

Pls don’t come up with tartaria or mudflood 😂

@sallyshafey Год назад

This type of videos about mysterious discoveries of space, land or sea is where Be Amazed really shine, wonderful job guys

@irisramos583 Год назад

I believe lost civilization, I also believe many lost civilization and items are under us all over the world. Love your channel 👏🏼 Bravo 👏🏼

@SilkyTooSmooth Год назад

Wait you really expect me to believe the yellow road was made by volcano and cold water form almost perfect shape rectangle shapes !

@BeAmazed Год назад

that's the theory - it's up to you to decide! 😊

@VergilArcanis Год назад

It's not far-fetched. Hexagonal columns can form in places due to the same reason. The brick shape is likely due to the mineral cleavage.

@sylviahoffman9440 Год назад

Excellent explanations of how these structures were created, discovered, or sunk. I think this is the most educational video of these underwater structures I've seen. Also, the best explanation of the "bends" I've ever heard! Well done on your research and presentation. 🏆👏

@ReplyIfYouAreGae Год назад

Imagine if there is a long long long lost civilization which is more futuristic than our modern day

@DeadlyElement07 Год назад

Imagine if there is a hidden civilization at the deepest depths of the ocean, still alive and functioning, far beyond our reach. Modern submarines can only go so deep, and only around 20% or less of the ocean has been explored.

@Day.Of.The.GroundBreaker Год назад

@@DeadlyElement07 It's less than 2% discovered.

@samueleniper4414 Год назад

You are like the only youtuber I know that has a image in the thumbnail and it’s in the video great job and I always learn something new!

@brettbouley9591 Год назад

Have dove Yonaguni twice and it really is awesome. But IMO if you get the chance to go do so around February and get a chance to swim when the hammerheads show up there for breeding. Even if you end up thinking the monolith there is just "natural" the chance to free dive with so many hammerheads was epic! To be fair first year I went I felt like I was diving over a pyramid, second year I was a bit more skeptical seeing similar rock formations on the island. Still lean more towards "lost civilization" though!

@Spookihi Год назад

I’m pretty sure that’s the road to your moms house

@WeldingQueen Год назад

I wonder how many civilizations have been lost to time - for some reason or another. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@dianamoore2241 Год назад

It is a interesting question.

@gordonjohnson6794 Год назад

@@dianamoore2241 It will remain so, as what is lost is... lost

@rgerber Год назад

it IS possible that several 10'000 to 100'000 years ago there already were advanced civilization that just dissapeard due to natural cause

@V3ntilator Год назад

@@rgerber Yeah. Its dumb to think we were the most advanced civilization ever. Natural disasters have wiped out most, and so did time.

@whitneyS2011 Год назад

God I just love your voice. We need to protect u at all costs!!

@HanamiSan Год назад

True fact understandable

@EQekTO Год назад

I guess people were right when they said "When BE AMAZED uploads, it's a good day."

@linkfromhyrule5504 Год назад

That under water road is too perfect to be done by a volcano. I believe it's proof of a great flood of Noah's days, and that is the remains of a lost civilization destroyed by the great flood mentioned in the Bible.

@BeAmazed Год назад

pretty interesting idea, fun to think about! 💭

@kassis2002 Год назад

Interesting.

@deer563 Год назад

Or just sea levels rising

@susanmateycak1368 Год назад

I agree with you on this

@rickybrock9204 Год назад

The great floods did occur around 12,600 years ago due to meteorites striking the earth and coinciding with the younger dryas.

@nessiepunch2003 Год назад

I'm majoring in environmental studies and science, and this would be the perfect topic for my professors to cover. Be amazed is my professor during the summer break 🥰😘

@ZombieDowneyJr Год назад

Oddly enough, the original missing ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" were found underwater. lol. They were seated in a paint can and found by Josh Gates in a flooded mine pit.

@juandhernandezreyes6721 Год назад

Your the best informatic channels I ever seen. I am watching literally all of your new videos

@BeAmazed Год назад

Wow, thanks so much!

@gamer_glenn5438 Год назад

@@BeAmazed 6:46 stranger things reference?!?!

@odapunkt Год назад

All this sidetracking until you get to the point, then a huge disappointment

@gingy9788 Год назад

Honestly wouldn't be able to live without alcohol in that time period, I probably wouldn't know how to read nor would I have my phone to watch Be Amazed

@reece3163 Год назад

“Sink into depression” relatable

@TheLoxxxton Год назад

Does no-one think this is a classic example of a click bait title?

@analaliens7096 Год назад

Isn't everything?

@WeldingQueen Год назад

It kind of reminds me of the Giants causeway...... there was some natural occurrence that made the rocks in the shape that they are. I think there's this common misconception that things like this can't occur naturally in nature but sometimes they do, and its so freakin cool.

@bc64100 Год назад

really next the loony toon will claim devils tower was made by ancient aliens o damn i think i gave that clown show another season with that

@petripajala4871 Год назад

That is the road my granddad used to take to school

@shady8479 Год назад

I really enjoyed this, and the narrator had a very pleasant voice, will subscribe and watch more

@emirlo8364 Год назад

Ah yes, more fears to my colection.

@feniqsxaqar5908 Год назад

Thank you for not making this whole thing super weird. Excellent commentary and well thought out explanations. Again - Thank You

@Thelegend7here Год назад

You are the best we enjoy your videos

@Thelegend7here Год назад

👍

@Flamsterette Год назад

Thanks for the upload during my September 2022 birthday month!

@hulkfan97 Год назад

My birth month too😁 I'm the 19 hbu

@Flamsterette Год назад

@@hulkfan97 I don't speak gibberish.

@govandibotelo2841 Год назад

I enjoy watching Be Amazed.

@rgerber Год назад

actually delivering quality content 90% of the time.

@rahulhnair9162 Год назад

Yellow Brick road? Found the Wizard yet?😂

@rahulhnair9162 Год назад

5:02 damn he made the same joke 😂

@rosewhite--- Год назад

calculating water pressure is done by taking a cubic foot of water to weight 64 pounds. A columns of water 1 inch square and 12000 feet high equals 24 tons.

@janine-Saved-By-Grace-Alone Год назад

TEAM TECHTONIC PLATE !!!

@MrDuck20 Год назад

He shoots he scores another amazing video good job 👏

@renatatarnawski5974 Год назад

Imagine if a Reincarnated person Would remember some old civilization

@SHANEO144 Год назад

Has happened before

@ThatGuy-ub9tm Год назад

Let me save you some time: Skip to the 6min mark to discover that the click-bait title and thumbnail are referring to a natural phenomenon that just LOOKS like a road.

@nathanalphonso370 Год назад

This is quite incredible

@Ryan_claps Год назад

Im new to this channel and im new to a early video

@mathewdecorse5748 Год назад

The dominoes thin and crispy comment killed me bro. I woke up the wife. Good stuff chap

@XD.73-849 Год назад

10:52. No! Not the tree! XD

@im_just_a_rat Год назад

Omg I was just watching this and then I was like “ wait a minute……THIS IS LIKE SHOOL BUT FUN?!?”

@HanamiSan Год назад

IKR lol I still go to school but I'm in grade 11

@tf2fanplayz976 Год назад

30% of land 70% of water 100% solid

@thingthing0 Год назад

Bro the Hercules lookin like the prawn suit from subnautica NGL

@meowjakx3 Год назад

Spoiler alert - it wasn’t a road, it was naturally occurring.

@mollystrack7902 Год назад

This is an awesome video, history and geology is fun. 23:50 fossilized earth farts! 🤣

@tar4ka25 Год назад

25:58 is it just me or that looks like the bloody Falcon from star wars

@rahulhnair9162 Год назад

That's quite a mothful name 🙂 6:12

@LadyAmberWillowRoseBingham Год назад

Isn't it just 😂 so glad it was never an answer in any of Travel and Tourism college exams 🤣

@rahulhnair9162 Год назад

@@LadyAmberWillowRoseBingham last time I had to learn such a long name was for my Civil exams, and it was the name if the Prince of UAE 🙂

@djrafash2715 Год назад

I look forward to this guy as it super educational and everyone at school talks about this channel 😀 yay

@YaBoyNotADoor4768 Год назад

Dang 30 minutes now and already 6k views

@joebombero1 Год назад

Free divers routinely exceed 150 meters in depth. I think the current record is 214 meters- without SCUBA, just diving and swimming back.

@ayanokouji017 Год назад

I swear the intro and outro music is good

@AzaraAngelina Год назад

Re: Yunaguni, I'm Team Lost Civilization. However, I think the site was a quarrying site, where blocks of massive stone were cut off and used for building materials or whatever.

@QuagBT422 Год назад

I really liked the video and I really love your channel and content I was not around when it happened bc of family problems that I do not want to talk about but I still wanted to say congratulations on 10 mil subs! I will always support you ❤ (Edit:I feel sorry for those people who tried to dive like this and tragically d!ed due to not being trained enough. Can we get a moment of silence for those who were lost r.i.p 😔)

@jff1813 Год назад

The 1,000-year-old city at the bottom of the lake is WOW!

@AmberLeMaster-qu5ld 2 месяца назад

That shape reminds me of the Millennial Falcon from Star Wars.

@PokeGamer025 Год назад

This is one of the smartest pieces of clickbait ever 😂

@susanmiller6023 Год назад

I know it's got nothing to do anything hardly in the video but it's sad to see captain Jack Sparrow because of ATurd and her try to attempt to destroy Mr Depp.

@DarlaYHV444 Год назад

so happy you threw in a Wizard of Oz joke, so not disappointing!

@HanamiSan Год назад

Wowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowow I didn't know how deep the ocean is

@silkeeberle8484 Год назад

You always have such interesting topics. I learn something exciting every time. Thank you!

@vamez4798 Год назад

Nice videos I really do be amazed

@spider008 Год назад

Great video and awesome explanation. Yet there will be those who will insist otherwise (underwater "brick road").

@marionoskovic1337 Год назад

aaww yes the millennium falcon I was expecting this one

@elirick09 Год назад

I have personally picked the ROV Hercules up. (I’m a crane operator) cool piece of equipment.

@deepwoken5218 Год назад

Its probably a sunken part of a civilisation (depending on the area it was found) that was kept pristine due to the conditions of the ocean.

@garyh4691 Год назад

I think it was a stone quarry.

@DarkChrystal21 Год назад

Amazing 😍😍😍 hope they find where it leads✌️😎✌️❤️❤️❤️🌹

@thatgirlthatlikesninjago9063 Год назад

I love the way you narrate its funny and serious 😀😁😉

@Kjwalt89 Год назад

Hiii i loved your vids keep it up 👍

@stevelundquist2417 Год назад

To the narrator. Heroic pronunciation on the Hawaiian words.

@MoniqueAO888 Год назад

Very interesting video... ...it seems, that your channel is getting more substantial. 🙂

@dustyhughes1049 Год назад

you should rename this video “Things that people found deep under water”

@davidrobinson9526 Год назад

Team Techtonic Plate ;)

@freefree2021 Год назад

>80% reads as greater than 80% lol

@ShinjouOfficial Год назад

The best channel ever!!

@linachy9275 Год назад

VERY VERY VERY COOL

@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars Год назад

I'm waiting for the conspiracy lot to claim the lava bricks are the work of Aliens 👽😉🤣🤣 Fascinating video, as always entertaining and educational, brilliant 😊

@tiernanfitzpatrick3345 Год назад

Yay another video 🎉

@markronaldpajarillo7580 Год назад

lahat tayo nakikitira lang sa mundo walang nagmamay-ari kaya mahalin natin to dahil pag nagalit si mother nature hindi natin kayang pigilan

@nickgov66 10 месяцев назад

Nitrogen narcosis used to be known as "raptures of the deep".

@seandelap8587 Год назад

So much of the ocean has yet to be explored so who knows what else is down there.

@chrisu7022 8 месяцев назад

9/2023 548k views but only 10k likes! Come on people!

@boring_cringename Год назад

15:20 I would say that water wasn’t as high in former times. Maybe the beach was down there and they actually used it like stairs to colonise the Island idk some islands aren’t easy to step on but what do I know

@rahulhnair9162 Год назад

And I am here As soon as I saw the notification of an underwater road 💀

@lionelanderson9570 Год назад

OMG I never expected to hear Jamaica on here it's where I live.

@johangonzalez4758 Год назад

No Entendí Nada Pero Ya Quiero Que Salga en Español🤯😩🤩

@gerogettetempleton2464 Год назад

Hi be amazed I'm your biggest fan

@gloriatetting8446 Год назад

Everytime somewhere new is found its considered Atlantis. At this time I believe we up to several thousand times of finding the magical city of Atlantis. Maybe someday we will.

@analaliens7096 Год назад

I must say, I have seen quite a few of your videos, and enjoyed every one of them. But what impressed me the most, was the names that you pronounced correctly. I will assume it took you a long time to learn how to say it before saying it. Well done.