Scientists Make A Chilling Discovery After Finding This Inside An Old Cave System

Scientists make a chilling discovery after finding this inside an old cave system. Today, we take a look at what scientists discovered inside this old cave system.

There are mysteries all around us, and we are fascinated by what we cannot understand. Ground-breaking finds are discovered every day, keeping our curiosity piqued and the prospect of actually knowing the world around us a foreign concept. Who were our ancestors? How did they live? Are we the alone on Earth or are there other forms of life out there? Every-day it is possible to find something new and exciting, big or small, in your own backyard or in the most extreme places on Earth.

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[krissyhimes]

I would say, scientists are fascinated by things they don't understand. Most people, non scientists fear what they don't understand.

[markklocek]

Antarctica has like 5 active volcanoes, and 2 of them are erupting right now! 1 has an open lava lake roiling away you can see from space, using Google Earth.

[Georgiehz]

So depressing being froze all that time then come back alive for a sort of something

[davidcopson]

So where was the "Old Cave System" referred to in the title?

[juniorchavesopicassodeyahu]

6:18 It is clearly noted that it's a petrifield 🏰

[SLOSpeedBump]

It's hard to understand why humans can't understand the idea of other life on other planets. All the life on this planet can be found on other planets. We are all micro organisms that dropped onto this planet from outer space. We maybe the smartest life form on this planet today and that's why we survive and have done so many wonderful things to make life better. Aliens have been coming here for a long time. I know beyond of a shadow of any doubt that we are not alone. I'd like to talk to them.

[fatmahamdi]

These microorganisms wow I'm speechless can't wait hearing about it maybe these hot melting water of Antarctica can cure some diseases I appreciate the content 👍

[raymondtonns]

so it is melting from the bottom up, how do we blame huma activity for that?

[dougbillman]

There’s more ice in the artic than was there 20 years ago genius……

[saigonmonopoly]

Thank you you just helped me figure out how I think I can prove this crazy ass theory of the dead frog can come back to life again

[JawslinJabers]

SOOOO COOL! One more step to understanding everything and the right path to take!

[brandonhinrichs]

You mean this time it didn't "JUST" Happen? How does every "story" from this channel always "JUST" happen?

[TAshifter]

Please realize these clickbaity titles are grating, especially when half of them repeat “Chilling discovery” or similar.

Not a hyperbole. 50% of your last 6 videos had “chilling”. It’s exhausting, and I’m only here to showcase this downward spiral (won’t bother viewing the content).

[saigonmonopoly]

You know the dead frozen frog in the ice cave melt down and slowly come back to life again while the ice crystal melts down in to water

[rossdickens]

Considering the earth is only about 6-8000 years old.

[cathypercy]

Yes take them up to space see what they turn into what goes up must come down 🌍👀❤️

[michaelw.urbansr.]

Im more worried about lmelting glacier ice then anything else as i live in the state of New Jersey in the U.S. and my state would be gone if the ice they are predicting melts as they say in the time period they state. I am 58yrs old and could see my state dissappear in my lifetime! Its a very frightening thought?!!! Im already looking for land in the north east in the mountains? West Virginia or maybe Eastern Tenn.? Who knows before i die i could again own beach front property? This is crazy!!!

[osmosisjones]

Can different chemical reactions develop intelligence

[mariejosieprou]

Good morning. I love this program, not for the sake of watching, but because, since i was a child, very early, i had an inquisitive mind, i always had a curious mind, it was, that i cannot stop learning. I love to read. I have started to read very early at home. I am from the Caribbean, went to a private catholic school. I graduated a nursing school, Northeastern university in less than a 2 while i was working full-time night. I thank God for this blessing. I also have a double masters in education 6 tob12. And in Bilingual education, certified in AP French and many others fields in nursing. Now i have concluded thatvit was a waste of times, since because of my skin pigmentation, " we" considered as worthless, to society .

[dougbillman]

The climate will always change. Always… nothing we can do about it, or is there, research haarp….