Natural Phenomena That Seem to Break the Laws of Nature

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[jenniferlindsey]

I have lived like next to Lake Ontario for my entire life. One year for one day, on my way to work, I spotted little rolls of toilet paper on the lake a.k.a. snow donuts. I haven’t seen them before or since. They had melted by noon, and only appeared in a small part of a marina in a small place called “Collins Bay”. In recent years, we have also seen swans there in mid winter. How festive was it to see six swans, a swimming on the day before Christmas!

[handofahhh]

This little ball of rock we all live on is amazing. 😮

[JnManuelAG]

It would be great if each image that appears in the video corresponds to what is being presented and not images suddenly appear that have nothing to do with the actual content.

[redwood]

The Georgia guidestones no longer exist they were blown up...

[dnagether]

The GA guide stones were demolished. Funny thing they didn’t leave it more than a day! You’d think someone would want to research why & how it was destroyed & by whom…

[hahol]

The upcoming end of our world (theory):
Facts:
1)massive underground oceans just discovered: estimated 3 times larger than oceans on the surface.
2)New Geysers popping up around the world.
3) Increased world wide seismic activity.
4) New rivers being "pushed up" in the deserts of the middle east.
5) New underwater sprouts detected in front of the US west cost.
6) earth's rotation is accelerating: A rotating object with no external forces can only accelerate its rotation by lowering its moment of inertia. This is done by concentrating mass closer to its center of rotation. Thus, heavy mass is moving towards the earths nucleus while lighter mass is moving away from it.

Conclusion:
Water previously trapped under the weigth and pressure of layers of magma (like a bubble of magma) has found a way to slip out. Now huge amounts of hot water and vapor are accumulating under the earth's crust, pushing out new water sprouts and altering seismic activity, like a pressure cooker. While the water moves out, magma occupies its volume closer to the core, lowering the earths moment of inertia, making it spin faster.
Because of this, huge earthquakes and eruptions will be detonated the following years, with the greatest risk being the eruption of supervolcanoes with high vapor/gases activity, such as Yellowstone, the most likely humanity ender.

Bonus track: For the more alternative ones. An ending of fire is predicted in ancient scriptures, also the shortening of days and changes in water sources. Also famous modern mystics such as nostradamus and Baba Vanga predicted a huge earthquake and eruption in the US by the year 2024.
Too much coincidence.

[roxannereynolds]

This is awesome. I love learning about exceptional places. I love learning ❤

[Milky_Toast]

I love this way of presenting a video. It's really interesting facts and it's not like a count down. It's just pure facts upon facts. I love it. Thank you.

[ramonacain-jackson]

That is a moniker most kids learn by heart in the midwest USA and it’s harsh winters. “Don’t eat the yellow snow!” 😅😅😅!!!

[donhagerty]

If you see a fire tornado I would definitely want to leave the area as fast as possible. IF YOU DON'T LEAVE YOUR HOUSE AND THE TORNADO IS IN THE PATH, IT WOULD BE THE END OF YOUR WORLD

[Graycy]

Out here in California during the Creek fire we had thunder and lightning because of the size of the fire! Apparently if a fire is large enough it can create its own weather system! As if it wasnt surreal enough for it to be so dark during the day but we had severe thunder and lightening only instead of rain falling we had big flakes of ash falling. Bizarre and super scary because it really drives home the size and severity of the fire. Super interesting but I hope I never get that close to the phenomenon again!

[tezzag]

I wanted to know about the hole in the highway and I could t find it. A lot of other things were repeated.

[bestieszn]

Did you just say a heatwave was 27°c
Laughs in Australian

[luissantiago]

It's not a rock formation. It's a giant tree trunk.

[Extremestormchasing]

Lake Maracaibo is the absolute perfect destination for me. I photograph lightning and storm chase

[terryhayward]

Mushroom tops are circular, they drop spores all around themselves, they grow into new mushrooms in a circle then the next ring further out etc. No mystery at all.

[YoshitoMakravi]

Sometimes we get lightning here but there's no clouds or anything. You dont even see it strike anything. I think it's just so dry and the fluctuating air just as the night sky comes out creates enough friction to spark the sky up. I'm not 100% sure if that's why it happens, but all I know for sure is it only happened after the sky was blackand i could see the stars clear as can be while living in the desert. Everyone called it "dry lightning" and that it looked cool but was likely gonna start a fire somewhere. So my parents would stay up till it stopped.

[Miapetdragon]

34:40 I live in North Carolina and sometimes there is a hum that goes on no one else can hear it, but I sure can and it drives me absolutely insane I have been very lucky that it hasn't happened yet... It's been a while since it happened but I hear it and no one else does it's very annoying.

[michaelmurray]

I'm not sure when this video was made, but those are power lines, not telegraph lines.

[vilma]

I personally would like a little bit more information on each subject. Most of them were just tooo short, but thanks anyway