Scientists Discover 2 Billion Year Old Nuclear Reactor
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- čas přidán 15. 09. 2020
- Scientists dedicate their lives to questioning everything about the universe, and that can often lead to contradictory, fantastic results! Like in today's new crazy video, where scientists discovered a 2 billion year old nuclear reactor! How is that even possible? You will have to watch to find out!
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Its all fun and games until the rival tribe starts bombarding your cave with uranium
😂😂😂😂🔥🔥
Mikolaj Schulz 😂😂
Ooga booga civilization is pretty advanced
Mikolaj Schulz sounds like something out of TABS
Not uranium but better explosive called plotonium
Fermi: I MADE THE FIRST NUCLEAR REACTOR!
Nature: lol no
Lol no
Nature said no❤️
*NO*
Lol, my first actual Laugh Out Loud of the day.
Yet he will be remembered for a lack of aliens... (probably)
Time Traveller: *_aw dangit, I knew I forgott something_*
Not time travel it's the thought that there was advanced civilization b4 ours with technology that most likely wiped out their whole race and then planet hadn't restart no one knows how old the earth is
@@squeezy7669
I'd say the earth is *_at least_* 18 years old.
Old enough to give consent.
You two are lucky because I randomly subribed to you two
Sorry not sorry!
@@MrGermandeutsch nah its 20 years
I thought the billions year old nuclear reactor was that glowing orange orb we see during the day.
it is
ecogreen 123 I can’t argue with you’re assessment
Agreed
Ehhhhhh I don’t know...
Hydrogen generator not nuclear reactor
What’s the most terrifying word in nuclear physics?
*"Oops"*
I would get so scared if I heard that
Ooops I dropped my pencil
PeekMe I dropped it in the reactor oops
Oops dropped to much uranium in we are fu**ed ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh (silence)
No it isnt imagine someone says they found uranium everyone goes there scientists, journalists, govt only to founf out it was uranium 238 ooops
Ahh, Humanity finally discovered that some Civilisation nuked themselves billions years ago.
Imagine that though
thousands*
@@Nemesis2508. c&c pretty accurate well 1920 fusion in a sci-fi universe
@@enderite4289 millions*
@@ethanadkins4052 how ARE PEOPLE SO GULLIBLE its thousands
Anyone notice how the family in the 1940s was watching the nuclear reactor on a flatscreen
I was scrolling thought comments and this exact scene started as I saw this comment
Bro I just watched that scene as I saw this
E
well, TVs were invented only in 1950s
@@sasagoro8783 no... they weren't
Imagine thousands of years later: *Scientist discovered that Earth is actually a weapon to destroy the whole universe*
spell earth put the h to the first letter it means Heart so now earth is equal to heart (heart of constellation human)
@@amanamortalknight5586
And that only works in English.
*_Great job_*
Humans are the bullets
U mean a death star
@@monanurag8787 bruh
''you were just a child at the time''
*1940*
Ah yes, childhood.
So, I guess they think their average Viewer is in their 80s. 🤔
The entire video is from the POV of the researcher...
Lol
@@sevenwonders1717 its not about the viewer its from someone that's a scientist
Me not even born until the 2000's
Everyone gangsta until' Neanderthals start carrying nuclear weapons.
There were on that “Carry a Bigger Stick” long before T. Roosevelt.
Wasn't Cromagnon the nuclear link? I think Neanderthal was the water balloon link. Or maybe they were the Dutch rub link? 🤔
Become a Christian
Prophet of Greyism become a Christian
David Long become a Christian
2050: *Scientists discovered a 3M year old space ship*
"And do their best to give explanations of how it could have occurred naturally because there couldn't have POSSIBLY been a past advanced civilization"
Probably just a naturally occurring space ship, happens all the time
AND NOWDAYS APPERENTLY PEOPLE PICK UP URANIUM WITH BARE HANDS
In dee d.
Normal spaceship
Neil deGrasse Tyson once something to the effect of, “If you ever hear a physicist say, ‘Huh? That’s weird...’, then you know it’s something big.”
Physicist looking at their child who has a diffrent tone of skin than him or his mother: *hm that's weird*
Wife-"it was *definitely big*
To quote Dr Phillips Maison, "scientific discoveries aren't so much 'EUREKA' as 'huh that's odd'"
Title: scientists discovered 2 billion year old nuclear reactor.
Thumb nail: shows man chewing a cheese ball
In all fairness, this video disproves natural nuclear reaction. Unless your talking about combustion, that happens everyday. Things explode. Uranium is lead by the way.
Glowing cheese ball
Ssssssun
In video: people picking up uranium with bare hands
Nom nom
Y’all chose the wrong year to be discovering stuff.
Ikr we gotta stop finding these crazy things or else the apocalypse isn’t too far from now
Me when i use cheats in civ 6
@@randomguywithoutadecentpfp2854 i was thinking the same thing
It was discovered in the early 1970s.
They need to stop discovering things
Caw
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein
Albert Einsetin
Wait a minute, you mean nuclear reactions happen in nature? No way!
(looks at the sun) kinda sunny today....
I think they meant fission reactor. The sun is a fusion reactor. But you are right, they did not say it correctly. Now I think I will join you in some sunshine... would you like a beer?
@@paparoysworkshop hmmm...iam in proxima centauri right now... Sorry
@@manikpatok1942 How's the weather there?
@@paparoysworkshop habitable
@@manikpatok1942 👍
2021: *How Scientists Discover That Africa Is a Giant Nuclear Reactor*
Hence Atlantis and the old world
Santiago Orozco we’re a species living with amnesia.
Cause they have vibranium that we don't know about and avengers tried to warn us
I think you mean Re-discover. Its been that war since the Cold War.
Santiago Orozco wakanda
2billion old nuclear reaction
Halo fans: oo yeah it’s all coming together
*MONK CHANT INTENSIFIES*
“The Forerunners, have returned.”
@@NotARangerBoy more like Precursors
You saying it was the Forerunners or the Ancient Humanity? 🤔
The reclaimation has begun
If something as complex as life can pop out spontaneously. A nuclear reaction happening by pure chance doesn't seem much of a challenge for nature
I don't believe all of this is by chance. Too many specifics in specific ways and connections among many other reasons not to be. In my opinion
@@willfullaltruist6223 you mean like life on earth?
God is good my friend
@@Stylenwavin yes, among many other things as well
life doesnt spontaneously appear from nothing.. it develops from magnetic attracrions of particles which form elements and molecules which become proteins and other various compounds which bind together to create little machines we call celsl and bacterias and other lifeforms which then bind o become organisms and multi cellular life then on to more advanced life forms and on and on and on... till you get to very advanced life like city sized life forms and planet sized life forms which you are not ready to accept yet because you havent seen it yet..
Nuclear reactions occurring naturally..
Every star out there in the universe: Are we invisible to you?
infographics show: WELL THE RED ONES ARE!
@@blessedwolfNotAFurry haha
The fact that they carry uranium wih bare hands
this was meant to mean that nuclear fission happens in nature, not fusion.
gonna cry?
“2 billion years ago”
Info graphics show: *shows pictures and animations of dinosaurs* 👀
lol they were alive only 66-200million years ago... they get all the information right exept the dinosaurs.
Yep. No dinos 2 billion years ago
@@curtisconrad3668 only the lizard men are here 2 billion years ago
@@Rqptor_omega nah not even animals existed that far back
it was probably just lava and rock.
"To create energy"
America:
Kaboom?
Yes Rico, Kaboom.
"No rico not on japan"
KKona
Germany and Russia thought about it before the US
Yes rico kaboom XD BEST
THING IVE HEARD FOR SOME TIME
I love that show :)
Everyone gansta till cavemen start bringing nukes to a spear battle
😂😂😂 🤣
HUMANS DIDNT EXIST 2BILION YEARS AGO
@@cambrianopabinia7541 fam its a joke and it makes sense why you don't know that you joined CZcams 8 months ago probably 12 or something
@@cambrianopabinia7541 sorry not BILLION i mean bilion
@@cambrianopabinia7541 r/woooosh
"You know everything there is to know about Uranium"
Proceeds to expose self to it without a suit or any protection
Me: starting to do homework
Infographics: posts
Me: welp. I’ll do it later
Imagine getting homework answers from info graphics show
@@itspapacizgaming2138 read it again
Same
@@dxhfeast9517 but you made the mistake
Yes, this is very relatable.
What if life is a cycle of us buliding up to destroy ourselves then rebuild again
That's explained a little bit in the movie Planet of the Apes (1968)
Sounds about right
that's what I thought to we just keep destroying earth until we make it the right way and humans get along and live peacefully together
Joe Scott has a video asking if there have been civilisations in the past so far back that all traces of them have been obliterated.
I thought about that. Maybe we make great civilizations then we get wiped out and then we come back as amoebas and start again,
"You were a child at the time so you don't remember much at all" Bruh even my parents weren't born yet in 1940
ever heard of a story bro?
@@retsreinyrelgeinthrelaveri1456 i think u missed the joke
@@aled3457 what joke? 😂
You didn't get the joke
Talking to demented 80 year olds as if they watch infographics
I love how the narrator says "you" like all of us lived the same life
It's how YOU know its just a story
“You were a a child at the time” umm I wasn’t born lol
Second person perspective
It’s invest you in the story by saying you as if you were in the story a common story telling technique!
Ever hear of the egg theory ,we are all 1
There's only one thing that i can say about this video... " *W H A T ! ? !* "
And that's another channel for another... What if
U can say wat
Aliens or a advanced human civilization lost in time.
Fixedguitar please post more interesting channels
@@fixedguitar47 the fact that it didnt get media coverage hmmm someones hiding something
Those little mammals nuked the dinosaurs to take the leader board
Some marmoset went on a 25 killstreak and used his tactical nuke.
''I Knew it Humans Aren't Evolving Were Devolving''
With every new tech
No no, we are evolving just backwards
For real, we went to the moon then forgot how we did it
@@christianfreeman2774 we know how we did it but it’s expensive
Ya. Apperntly because they did it in video. Humans now carry uranium
This is the one video that can have *"NOT CLICK BAIT"* in the title and I would be ok with it.
Theory: There was an ancient civilization that turned a cavern into a self sustaining nuclear reactor before a great catastrophe wiped out everything on Earth.
SCP-1000
I concour
Time to hunt some bigfoot?
Lol yes
I was thinking about that.
I think not
When you see a title like you know it isn’t going to be true but it technically is.
It’s clickbait but with dignity
SCIENTISTS FOUND THIS?!???!!!!! Or did they?
Nice
Ugh clickbait
Great video. Years ago I had read about this discovery, but the anti-nuke culture of the day side lined this amazing insight on our deep geohistory. Thanks for a great presentation.
history repeats itself and now it's almost time for us to be history
Never was so fond of this kind of history...and am is fine with out it repeating...yet China did it,right?
It's technically past due time at this point. Assuming our current correlation of time actually coincides with the "past" which I dont think it does. Everything in this universe is dimensional
Sees thumbnail
Assassins creeds fans: Hey ive seen this one before!
Scientists: what do you mean? its brand new!
Apple of Eden
Now all we need is "Ancient blood vile found in pirates mansion"
" Brand new " it was discovered in 1972 lol
@@tesmat1243 48 BCE*
@@lefishe2258 bruh
1:16 “...You were just a child at the time...”
Uh... In 1940 my grandpa was a child.
In 1940, I was a child, an adult baby....
The discovery was made in the early 1970s - it was talking about the scientist...
exactly
9:00
The only problem I have with this video is that most of the nuclear reactors in the western hemisphere are either babcox and Wilcox pressurized water reactors or general electric boiling water reactors with both use "ordinary water". Only Canada builds heavy water reactors commercially.
This is a fission reaction. The sun is a fusion reaction. It is rare to hear of natural fissionable piles occurring. This said I have heard of this being found in some mines and even on the surface in an area in Africa where the red clay is fissable enough to make the ground warm up when it rains. Of course this may be a sea story we were taught in nuclear power school to make a point.
Imagine your a dinosaur, walking past a cave, and suddenly the cave blows up like a nuke.
Yep, if uranium could just self-detonate. Or dinosaurs existing 2 billion years ago. Or a cave existing for 2 billion years. I've got a better one. What if Santa Claus landed on Mars with his flying reindeer sled and discovered a temple with centuries old depictions of Elvis?
Next year:
*SCIENTISTS DISCOVER 999 TRILLION YEAR OLD QUANTUM COMPUTER*
Thar's older than the universe
Exactly
We’re in a simulation
what's next a 14 billion year old star!
btw i already know
now this is going to put some fuel on the "ancient civilization" theory
Everything does. An oddly shaped rock does.
Nah. It's natural. Not the first time nature has done something that seems impossible without human interaction. Life itself for example.
7:45 “two billion years ago” cue dinosaurs! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. And why is the prehistoric sky always that same hue? What then would’ve changed the color of the sky?
This show teaches me things in 10 minutes that teachers couldn't for years
They literally should be sifting through youtube videos to watch in class at this point for thier curriculum
Better than the racist victimhood propaganda they trying to pass to young kids.
And gee,can you just guess why? 🌋🏥🏨🚑⚰️⚱️
Me: sees title
My brain immediately: Ancient Civilization!
Hello brother
@@alexmiguel2725 birdieee!!!
Eat your Cereal
1:15 'You were just a child at the time'
Bro I would've been -63 years old
He's talking about the scientist who found this reaction
You mean 83?
this discovery was made in the 1970s so the scientist discovering it would be around 40 years old if they were a child in the 1940s.
@@Radhadasi8 he could just be older
That ancient Sumerian story about the Annunaki is starting to make a little more sense now
What is the story ?
@@sayansengupta5791 I am by no means an expert, but my take on the Sumerian/Akkadian legend is that there were "gods" who engineered mankind and used them to terraform the earth for resources. Uranium and gold are attributed to be the resources conspiracy theorist point to as the resources terraformed from the earth. Other empires or civilizations that attribute their technological advancements to gods are of course the ancient Egyptians, MesoAmerican Empires, ancient Hindu and more. And then through either turmoil amongst the gods or after the gods finished their "job"----the gods vanished. The reason why this legend or mythos is important is because it's recongized as the basis for all world religions (especially the religions currently practiced in Arabia and Europe).
@@imhereforya5515 Woah that's amazing. I have to look more into it. Thank you for sharing this info.
@@sayansengupta5791 no problem boss
RIP those animated scientists holding uranium in their bare hands 😢
Title: 2 billion year old nuclear reactor found
Me: Whaaaaa
?
Oh, I understand. Not “Waaaaaah” like crying, but “Whaaaaaa” like “what?”
?????
K3RA - B1NE it expresses him being impressed and amazed
how tf did this get 160 likes this isn’t funny
Anyone else got homework to do but the title was to tempting
no :)
In class rn lol
Yes
My teachers don’t like homework so no I can’t relate
Aiden Harjo, lucky. But I graduated 7 years ago, so I can’t complain.
Not going to lie, my brain is effed right now processing this. Like we literally know nothing about earth, much less, where we come from.
It’s all fun and games while you’re hitting rocks with your stick 2 billion years until you hit a uranium rock with your stick.
BOOOOOOOOM
@@littletrainguy its a myth
Humans didnt exist 2 billion years ago
I’m late to this comment. This is probably impossible due to the fact wood was invented in 2018 as a way to advertise fortnite’s primary building material
"50,000 people used to live here, now it's a ghost town."
Ah, i see a man of culture
Ugh what is that frommm
Fallout yeah fallout
@@robertgenier3037 Cod MW (2007)
The og modern warfare first game i ever played
49 comments from 47 seconds ago? Uhh huh... at least I don’t see any scams yet…
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"All I have is one word, TENET"
tenet is to reverse time as inception is to dreams.. human understanding is so very inapplicable to the conversation..
"Back in my day, we used to split atoms with our bare hands"
This video has 1 problem..
"It ends."
Oh, I thought you were going to say the part where they said humans have only been on earth for about two-hundred-thousand years.
Is that a problem? 'It ends.' is not a problem, okay?
@@mikesimon777 i think it was a natural nuclear reactor
@AspectDWD oh ok
Nice
You thought that you had the first nuclear reactor, but it was actually me, Dio!!!!
*Earth with Dio face smirking maniacally*
The dinosaurs must be confused seeing nuclear explosion while they knew that Fermi hasn’t been born yet.
"Okolo" means "trouble" in Igbo.
It is possible that the inhabitants knew about the troubling effects of radiation poisoning at that ancient location.
“Humans have only been around for 200,000 years.”
You sure about that?
Michael me I think chipmunks are the first who invented nuclear reactor and the name who invented is simon
@@futuregamergodyt881 hahaha
Who said it was humans 😳
The human race is a relatively young species think about it the world is 4 billion years old, we only discovered proper electricity about 100 years ago
Chop muss other species haven’t even learned how to talk
6:37 *random zoom into the wall*
What?
There was a small flash, you might of not seen it
Lol
@@fivepandas1 might've*
@@opiumdontmiss yes some what a bastet thing with a holding cocky kinetic shotgun
10:27 humans have been around about 200,000 years shows them walking with dinosaurs
- _ -
Technically. Humans are still living wih dinos. Called Birds.
Well, mars has lots of evidence it was nuked too, we probably left..
Nuking other planets and the elements that make up the different terrestrial bodies might create other elements that earth is not abundant of without destroying our own planet. Also since there are gas planets im sure resources are not uncommon throughout the universe. Either we go to the places the resources are or we make them here with chances of desroying our own enviroment or we make these things somewhere off our planet and then go gather the materials when everything is safe. Either manned missions to the planets or robotics.
@@jiupui2818 if it could be possible our surrounding planets have a lot of resources. One of the planets (I believe Venus) rains Diamonds due to it's heat, gravity, atmospheric contents and it's surface. It can produce diamonds relatively quick in it's own atmosphere. Jupiter in particular has the most corrosive toxins floating in it's atmosphere in such great quantities it can destroy probes and satellites. Mars and even put own moon contain useful amounts of radioactive material. If it was possible to harvest from surrounding planets we would have a golden age of wealth and industry.
@@tuckinatorinator787 actually Earth has an abundant of diamonds......just being locked up only
@@tuckinatorinator787 I think it’s actually neptune that rains diamonds
No it doesn't lol
Middle Ages Europe: *Goes to war with swords
Ancient civilisation: That's cute
This isn't my first time getting this much likes and I've reached 10k last year but it's just an hour and it's so much comment down whoever likes this and I will subscribe to you promise
I've always been a big believer of the silurian hypothesis. And stuff like this always adds more and more interest to it. Something important to it is that fact that humanity has alway been recorded to be around for maybe 10 to 15 some thousand years and life has been noted to be around on earth for hundreds of millions of years.
Something resets us everytime.
That science can detect and understand this phenomenon, very admirable. QuIbble: "if nuclear ever becomes a conventional source of energy." I'm pretty sure that's already happened.
So after a bit of research this video refers to fission reaction, fission reaction is man-made but shouldn't happen in nature and fusion reaction (stars) is what happens in nature but is a real challenge to do it artificially and when we figure it out we can use it to make better space engines.
Well a shame it was found this year...
Must be bad
One word...”Aliens.” Lol
Or an ancient civilizations advanced as US but they destroyed themselves as we are doing the same
LAZYcat nope aliens
Alien vs Predator
LAZYcat there would be evidence of that
Bro1212_ _ not if there was a nuclear war that destroyed basically everything, after so many years time would have destroyed every evidence
Getting ready to watch it. Going in thinking it was probably a big barbeque grill
Imagine creating a wiki about "fictional" entity's and objects then telling everyone it's not real to then cover up the truth.
SCP ?
better run quick before the fbi show up
THE DEUS EX MACHINA!!! SCP-2000
i never had heard of scp so i looked it up and currently reading the second one. very intersting so i thank you
@@MattttG3 np
🤤🙈🙉🙊
Bold of you to assume I was a child in the 1940's.
Calm down Rick.
Nature made nuclear reactor is so rare, man. Props to the scientists.
Nah it was the cavemen that killed the dinosaurs and them selfs with that reactor.
Humans wernt alive during dinos
@@cambrianopabinia7541 Thats what they want you to think ;)
"Natural nuclear reaction is impossible."
Me:" U blind?! Look at the sky!"
Were hitting bingo levels that shouldn't be possible
welp that might explain that nuke mentionned in Hindu Mythology
BRUH. A nuke? 😂😂🤦🏼♂️
@Supine Protoplasmisc Invertebrate Jelly All the phenomenon discussed in the video had little to do with a NUKE, as in, a nuclear bomb.
It was generic nuclear fission that took place 2.5 Bn years ago...not an explosion of Any kind lol
A nuclear explosion is Devastating, I don't know if you're aware of that, BUT the seemingly endless chain reactions from a Nuke... it's sure to leave some seriously permanent spots lol.
So that’s where Doc Brown left the car’s original reactor.
Just listened to Simon Whistler talk about this very subject, in one of his 14 channels.
11:31 anyone else notice that when the woman on the left takes a picture that her mouth is somehow in front of the camera?
noclip
its infographics-show, what do you expect?
I edited my comment so u Don't know what I said
True I just want them to make a video about themselves
Whatever karen
Ok karen
Ok Boomer
simp
So this is literally the probabilistic equivalent of chucking clothes in the dryer and opening it to find them neatly folded in a stack.
It's really not that amazing in principle, it's just the insanely low odds that the right materials could be in such a location relative to others that makes it so rare and unlikely
1:03 "nuclear reaction is no small matter"
I see what u did there
What else is to discover infographics will remind us * thank you
“Everybody gangsta till the unga bunga bros start nuking your cave”
-some caveman
UGH! ;)
currently I am working on nuclear waste management assignment, and found it to be very useful, so what about the mobility of Uranium in that area, what about the living conditions there? is the water contaminated with it?
Can u do a “do you have what it takes to become a green beret”
thing is; if you have to ask yourself that, then it's likely you don't have what it takes.
unlike other regiments they get special operation training (which is already painstakingly difficult) ontop of having to master five plus languages as Green Berets serve the role of communicating with locals and gathering intelligence through doing so in native languages.
Simply Ruben I just want to see a vid because the navy seal was was interesting
Simply Ruben also the main purpose of SF is for night raids and unconventional warfare.
@@simplyruben3184 you don't have to master 5 languages. Source: I know.
@@simplyruben3184 You have no idea what you're talking about. Shut up.
Who’s here after the Chernobyl explosion last week? That was absolutely crazy, my prayers go to all those lives lost in the explosion and to their families.
Internet Explorer can you please help me out i can’t find any consistent information abt it on google chrome... should’ve checked u first
What are you talking about?
I’m so ducked up right now watching this. Is saving me river now thank you infographivs
......wut
Instructions unclear, building homemade reactor
Me seeing the title: 👁👄👁 wut...
👁👄👁
👁️👄👁️ chain
@@twicepilled I saw u in another comment
👁️👄👁️
👁👄👁
Man this looks like Dark series finally coming true
“The reaction was billions of years ago”
Proceeds to show dinosaurs, which multicellular life only appearered around 800 million years ago
It is good to see some rational comments around! Some folks believe it was an ancient human civilization that destroyed themselves xD
Imagine it's a power source from a time machine crashed at the past
In the distant future.....
*scientists discovered that the Earth is a giant bomb*
Hippity Hoppity, this old nuclear reactor is our property.
Hey, thats uncle Sam's dialog. You can't have it
I never even knew that this ancient nuclear reactor existed until now.
This proves an important scientific principle: there’s one born every minute.