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I've been on Eurostar so many times through this tunnel and always question why the U.S. could never do anything like this in the modern world.

Astronaut's got to be brave just knowing you might die just going into space.

There so nice to each other omg.

Really?? How many times are y'all gonna repost this video? How bout a new video of this show

Okay so the planet is degrading over time and has been without human cause so then why are we forced to comply to the current agenda of CO2 emissions causing climate change?

Subduction zones elsewhere have volcanos...not sure that subduction is a valid theory here.

Pluvicopia shows tools to control the planet's temperature and sea level. If we work together, we can manage the planet for ourselves for a billion years. We will change before the planet changes with Pluvicopia.

I have left several comments in the past. But none of them has been saved. Praise the video presentation.

/Probably a PowerPoint assignment/

"Cheers dic_head." 😅😅😅😅

Complete horsesh*t!

Seems like same episode, but this one is all of them together... This is a 3hr show... Pretty awesome!

I have been a sailor for 10 years on a merchant ships, sorry to say I have had never experienced this much failures on board in such small period like this ( so this is a war ship right?). Almost never happened anything.

Presumably if the aliens can do space travel, they can access our internet? No wonder they're staying away.

The whirlpool demonstration was awesome. Amazing how much faster the spinning gets the job done!❤

[00:00:02]1 Introduction to the nuclear age and the bombing of Hiroshima. [00:01:00]2 Britain’s development of their own atomic bomb at Windscale. [00:01:22]3 The Windscale accident, the world’s first nuclear accident. [00:03:35]4 The Trinity test, the world’s first nuclear explosion. [00:04:02]5 The impact of the atomic bomb on World War II and the subsequent arms race. [00:05:01]6 Britain’s entry into the nuclear club and the challenges faced. [00:06:05]7 Postwar Britain’s weakened state and the decision to pursue a nuclear policy. [00:07:00]8 The choice of plutonium for the British weapon and the risks involved. [00:10:25]9 Warnings about the potential for a fire in British reactors. [00:15:00]10 The Soviet Union’s progress in nuclear weapons development. [00:21:44]11 The process of releasing Wigner energy and the onset of the Windscale fire. [00:30:01]12 The fight to extinguish the fire and the release of radioactivity. [00:34:01]13 The aftermath of the fire and the assessment of radioactive dangers. [00:39:51]14 Reflection on Britain’s nuclear program and its costs. [00:41:01]15 The misinterpretation of an American accident that led to safety measures at Windscale. [00:45:00]16 The British explosion of their first hydrogen device post-Windscale fire.

Retreating glaciers carved the grooves in the rock, you can see more of that in areas of the Rocky Mts, and in what is called the Canadian Sheild. They used teach us about this in Cdn schools back in the 1960s and 70s. It was part of the coriculum in Jr, High School (Middle School for the Americans)

like it or not this'll still be true: in Auschwitz there was no obesity. But hey, there would be no society if no-one was trying to hide behind false excuses.

It is too sad for England, still dreaming as a big force to bully the world and being an adopted mouse under the wings of a Brazilian waxed bald eagle in reality ...

The labratory drug testing surely costs millions of dollars per year. A bit extreme considering everyone is effectively locked on ship at sea, where theres no drugs...

The original indigenous people knew this weather pattern in the spring. I knew the original indigenous american would move that area (migrated). If they ever live in the area.

Funny this should be coming out now...

this unrelenting russiaphobia is destroying the world

Grow up!

I didn't know they were at war? Why are they dead set on conflict. Getting rid of zelensky is like finding the cure for border security. Open borders are dangerous for all countries since the invention of bio weapons like covid. Especially when your own government finances it to gain power through a term of we know what's best. Taxpayers' money against taxpayers. Bend the knee or suffer being an enemy of the government. People have no rights when the government determines you don't need them to fulfill government agendas of enforcement agencies against America.

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wow, talk about outdated. This was outdated 10 years ago

Aliens may have already attempted to contact us. They said please drop the overly dramatic music from your spark videos.

Perhaps the Limeys are there to celebrate bygone naval colonial power days and to cheer Russian navy. O__ on the other hand perhaps they are there to concur Russia under leadership of Sunak ?

Trees take in carbon & give off oxygen in return. Oxygen allows for cooler air temps. Hence, why cities air is warmer vs the country air in summer. We need more trees not more industrial parks or citiy limits with more infrastructures after cutting away thousands of trees. Most tornados travel flat lands with less trees so the grounds get hot from less protection from the sun. Just my theory. 🤔😉

These are all for human distrucrion

Glaciers, like rivers, are moved by gravity, which requires a grade, and they flow predominantly down hill. I have lived in Michigan my entire life and have yet to see enough gradient to power these glaciers in any direction. There must be another explanation.

Well thats xpected when you join the service and biut to go to war.its scary but GOD IS WITH YALL🙏💪✌️🇮🇱🇺🇸🇨🇱🌏♥️😘👑😇🫡

Wow,how sad they failed their drug test

I pray for all military,male and Female

"Ice cube comets" hit earth & melted 🧊 🌎 LOOOL 😆

aint this same episode as last time?

Now this is real

I would much rather look at the storms, which are so fascinating, rather than watch some guy talk : (

This video is actually 15 years old: Naked Science Season 6 EP.14 June 11, 2009

You mean a nuclear war between American 🇺🇸 and Russia 🇷🇺 …. I can see that happening

This was an enjoyable documentary until the global warming hoax was mentioned just after 42:30.

Does he say "unprecedented"? Because, yeah, sure, it was technically worse than the 1974 super outbreak. Which (1974) outbreak had almost twice as many tornados and tornados an order of magnitude greater and almost four times the fatalities and four times the dollar value in damage. Tuesday did happen further from the common part of the season than did 1974. But then, you get wicked cold air meeting warm tropic air instead of warm continental air meeting warm tropic air, so I guess it makes sense that a winter storm would be worse th.. what? The 1974 storm in April was arguably worse? You know, if you look at the statistics? But "unpresidential"... Oh wait. And Tuesday was the second deadliest since 1950. More people living in old corn fields, but fewer dead. Hm. Then there's the 2011 Super Outbreak. But that was in late April so it's not as handy for the "Ermagerd! Sensationalism!"ing. What did that car collision have to do with anything? "Well, it had collision and spinning?" Oh, you could describe it with similar words. Then why aren't there pictures of flushing toilets and ... "Scale this instability up a few thousand times and you get supercells." Um.. no. That's not true at all. Scale that up a few thousand times and you get a cold front. "Thunderstorms typically reach altitudes above 10,000 metres (33,000 feet) and sometimes more than 20,000 metres (66,000 feet)." OR... more than twice the height of Mt. Everest. Shouldn't you be saying Chomolungma? Wait. Is the warm going up and the cold going down, per the Scientist? Or are they mixing per the narrator? Does the cold air want to go down, or does the cold air want to become tepid? Do they flow past each other in whorling mad streams or do they become a low velocity chaotic jumble? DO YOU KNOW what you are talking about? This is why I stopped watching tv and gravitated towards the web. It was only a matter of time, wasn't it?

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that's just soooooooooooo sooooooooooooooooooooo fucking amazing WOW WOW WOW

If the ETs don’t reveal themselves the JOLT required to pull humanity out of it’s spiral of greed will destroy everything on the planet

Look, National Geographic isn't generally trustworthy any more, but their slant is in the direction that would favour the root assertion here, and they say "There is no real evidence that tornadoes are happening more often," and "maybe even a slight decrease in EF4s and EF5s". There, I saved you fortyfive minutes. Not to mention the commercials. Just how many minutes is it going to take for the basic premise to be stated? "tornados are changing." Okay, what's different about them? I just watched a video that took 75% of its run time to be all "oh yeah, there was a basic question to this idiot clickbait. Let me try to answer that." Is this going to be the same? I bet it isn't. I bet it never explains the base question. "Scientists looking at Super Tuesday see a dark future." No, they don't. You are lying.

What’s the ‘terrifying reason’?