The Obscure Unsolved Mysteries Iceberg Explained - Part 2

Thanks so much for watching!

The follow up to my first youtube video, wow so much has changed!

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0:00 INTRO
0:39 MYSTERIOUS BOOMS
8:19 UNCANNY VALLEY
10:29 M CAVE COVER UP
18:07 GIANT FINGER

[endergamer.mp]

I'm desensitized to these disturbing mystery type videos but something about your editing and storytelling just makes it chilling for me. Thank you for bringing back that feeling again for me.

[MrGameandWatch]

Thank you scary Bill Hader, I love you

[SeanKana]

Appreciate the shout out brother. Had a viewer comment on my page today saying you featured me, which is how I found the channel. Thanks again, keep up the great work!

[PokemonkaDub]

Uncanny valley was caused by:
1. Corpses.
2. Other species of human that lived alongside our ancestors and we were hostile towards eachother.

[morganjane]

Ah I didn’t want this video to end! These are my fav videos to watch & you did an awesome job. 👏🏼

[Pap]

If you notice that those explosions happened during the pandemic where everyone was quarantined. Makes you wonder what they were doing while everyone was supposed to be inside.

[spookydook]

Something about the sound of the sky quakes gives me this primal sense of fear. Every time I hear them I get chills. It's almost like War of the World's.
Can't wait to see the next vid!

[DS-hqoi]

The M cave guy was probably being shadowed by a soldier or two and if he would've passed out he'd be missing too.

[Revex]

Fast becoming one of my favourite YouTube channels. Love the effort you put in and that you don't just briefly gloss over subjects. Thankyou for creating this kind of video!

[pitydate]

Not sure if anyone's mentioned this specifically, but I love the snow falling on the intros. Very festive

[theluigindarium]

Brother, i would still binge your content if every new drop was 4 times longer. Really, the shortness of your videos is where my criticisms end.
Awesome work, keep it up🙌

[medicmule]

A farmer discovered a red haired giant by accident, not far from where I grew up, in Brewersville Indiana. It was seen by many credible witnesses prior to being lost during a flood of the adjacent Sand Creek.

[liaqathali]

Love the concept of this channel, very creative on your story telling.

[JustAPersonWatchingYT]

So I work as a junior Doctor. Prior to my work as a doctor in the U.K. I lived in the Netherlands, Groningen. That’s where I was born as I am half English and half Dutch and my mother and father were living there at the time. I lived there for 14 years before moving to the U.K. when I was 12 I heard the sky quakes in Groningen just the once, I remember being utterly terrified, my father was away at work during the time, he is a Neuro consultant and he told me that him and all his patients also heard the sound. Fast forward to the year 2022, the year I finished my medicine degree, I remember my first shift being in the hospital, bearing in mind this was in England, I heard the same exact sound that I heard in my childhood. It was like a memory had been unlocked in my brain. I caught goosebumps and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. Everyone around me was really confused. My theory is that they are solar flares reflecting off the atmosphere but I don’t work at NASA or am not a top government official so I guess one day, hopefully, it is revealed what they are.

[TessMac]

You’re doing phenomenal. I’m so thankful to have first found you on TikTok & witnessed your seamless transition to YouTube! You are a gifted storyteller & truth sharer. Keep up the fantastic work! Wishing you & yours a Very Merry Christmas! ❤️🎄✨

[ThatMeanderthal]

Keep em coming Syke. Your content is awesome even if I've heard the stories and theories before. If you have any recommendations for other awesome channels that might be flying under our radar, please let us know 🙏🏻

[iamtylor]

Man your page is 100% quality and no filler! Another outstanding video 👏

[AlexBigShid]

9:15 I think this might be attributed to early modern human interactions with archaic humans, who looked vaguely like Homo Sapiens at a distance, but up close would look a bit different from us. Knowing early humans, and just humans in general, we 100% would've fought most of them on sight, and grew to fear them over our lifespan.

[pintolerance]

I used to live in a town near an old military training ground, I remember all the time being woken up by loud wall rattling booms followed by dogs barking.
Ends up that it was just deers or coyotes stepping on old grenades or bombs at the training ground causing them to activate.

[amberg]

I’m just south of Houston, TX and a few weeks ago we also heard an extremely loud boom around 8am. We have a neighborhood app and dozens of people on there heard it as well and were asking what it was. The app is made up of a 4-6 mile radius of neighborhoods, so a ton of people heard it and it reached pretty far. We still have no idea what it was.