Scientists Are TERRIFIED to Open Qin Shi Huang’s Tomb After CRAZY Discovery!

Scientists Are TERRIFIED to Open Qin Shi Huang’s Tomb After CRAZY Discovery!

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[GoodWoman]

Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. Learning is possible when done carefully.

[sonnyshaw]

I think they should probe the tomb with high resolution cameras to see it what history says about the First Emperors tomb are correct. Maybe they can find where the actual entrance is located and then open it and send in robotics to find out where the traps are and measure what the atmosphere is like; all that Mercury probably made the interior pretty toxic for people unless they were in Hazmat suits. I think the opportunity to see the inside of this tomb is a captivating adventure for scientists and laymen alike. Go for it China you have the world on the edge of it seat on this one.

[azharidris]

why don't they send tiny robots or key hole cameras.. this is silly.. not to open it..

[robertcross]

Why not leave him to rest unviolated, or is the allure of treasure to strong?Like the egyptians instead of eternal rest they wind up in glass cases in museums.

[davidb]

Get professionals modern and old technology and figure out what are the possibilities of the traps and then circumvent. Carefully not to destroy.

[deniserowley]

Well archaeology assists understanding of the past.

[alecblunden]

I do not concede that archeologists have a right to descrate tombs just for useless curiosity.

[jeanhawken]

Typical of someone who has no idea. Don’t take the Chinese for fools. They know exactly what they are doing.

[baref]

new world people... send in the ROV's!

[kiatlow]

He did not know that mercury was poisonous so the mercury could not be a deterrent devised by him. Besides the mercury being heavier than soil would have seeped away through the porous soil. Fear of other traps is more likely but unlikely as there are so many ways to inspect the tomb and it's contents without actually digging open the mound. Fibre optics and miniature drones are the go these days inspect dangerous locations.

[michaelc]

Why do you repeat the same information over and over again? This video could’ve been much shorter.

[jchristensen]

The thumb nail/link in my feed shows an Egyptian sarcophagus, still in the tomb, surrounded by Egyptian artifacts. Nothing Chinese about it. Very stupid error.

[Nemunasable]

Funny about mercury rivers… How ancient Chinese could create and fill up underground “ rivers” with liquid mercury? Few drops causing death 💀. So possible future exploration will find just mercured skeletons of workers…who tried to create mercury rivers…

[debragoldsmith]

We should learn from the past, when it comes to the body should be left alone. To rest in peace

[jacintochua]

Chin XiHuang means Chin First Emperor.

[sandyish]

I hate to deflate all of you but that picture was an Egyptian sarcophagus I guess you you think we are all stupid and can show anything, and class it as anything

[traiphineosmond]

An xray should be taken to see if its real human or craved idol.

[AnoukGiuffrida]

when i surched up the tomb it showed this with a Egyptian tomb hood try but i have a brain

[danielmathai]

Just a few days ago, they located his son's tomb..he was buried in the same tomb as his father....so this documentary is just entertaining not factual

[johnnythao]

The narrator's pronunciation of "Qin Shi Huang" is not consistent at all. At times he gets it just about right, and than suddenly it rolls out the tongue completely wrong. LOL. It reminds of that one narrator who say's "Cao Cao(Tsao Tsao)" and than mistakenly says "Chow Chow" here and there through out the who video.