Facts That Will Mess With Your Perception Of Time🤯 #historyfacts #history #crazyfacts #facts

[absoliutenuds]

The Victorian era and the Wild west era were taking place at the same time.

[DaspienofEpitaph]

My favourite one is that the end of the Civil War and the start of World War 1 is only 52 year difference.

[MachineElf]

The Vikings had a presence in the Americas long before Columbus went there.

[nicholasking]

Anyone else feel like there’s a giant puzzle we’re supposed to be solving

[sofijones]

End of Wild West era was 1912 and the word(!) "internet" was first used in 1945.

[andyjohnson]

Duck hunt in black and white was wild.

[sethrobinson]

The time distance between us and the pyramids was the most interesting

[andrewsypniewski]

66 years from Kittyhawk to the god damned Moon is impressive.

[YourUncleBenny]

We live closer to the time of the T-Rex than the T-Rex did to the time of the Stegosaurs.

[loressawhite]

Well, since we’re talking about perception of time, Oxford University is olderthan the Aztec Empire

[folumb]

66 years to from biplane to rocket ship… whoa

[jasonrees]

your short vids never fail to hit the spot

[richardnester]

Its crazy to think about how old the planet and universe is and here i am watching paul blart mall cop trying to relive my childhood memories.

[phil]

I have a vintage set of Nintendo playing cards.
1st real manned flight was 18th century, and rockets have been made for 100s of years.

[atomgrav]

Hey, *I* witnessed the creation of the internet..

Feels pretty unreal.

[jacksp]

It’s absolutely crazy like my great grandmother was born in 1909. Had her first child in a covered wagon. About 20 years later Had my grandmother during WWII Jan 1944.

[talkingwithriri]

Human exists on 11:59:57 Decemeber 31st. we've been around only for 3 seconds

[michaeladamstone]

Pretty good title that did mess with my perception of time...

[angelamendoza]

I absolutely LOVVVVE your videos... This has now become my #1 favorite channel on all of YouTube!!!🥰🤙

Thanx for the extremely interesting information that I've always wondered about... I love learning about languages & idioms & ect etc...!!!😁👍

[UnlicensedOkie]

Nintendo was founded 10 years before my house was built. Built as a homestead farm house back in 1899, it has been in the family ever since. My great grandparents acquired it back in the 1950s, and they are the ones that had it moved into town, and had the modern amenities such as electricity and indoor plumbing installed. It actually cost them more to move the house into town, than it cost them to purchase the house.