Top 15 Most Expensive Things In The World

Do you like them pictures?

I posted all the pictures i used to make this motherfucker of a video on flickr; Enjoy! (1280 X 720)


(save the ones you like in your hard drive and never look at them again)

[bigboysindahood]

Thanks glad those pics explained what they were and WHAT THEY COST

[hachet]

This video is one of my all time favs, it makes me feel nostalgic for YouTube back around 7 years ago. So happy it's here. :)

[oOE]

The space station was once on Earth!  Get outa town!  I thought it magically assembled itself from space dust up there!  

[bigbrownbear]

came back after almost 12 years my childhood lol

[clambert]

What are they ? How much do they cost ?

Wtf?

[Declan]

The most expensive thing is my phone bill after my girlfriend uses my phone!!

[mohamed]

The song name is : Eurodancer - Dj Mangoo

[MrMwnolife]

I don't care that it didn't show prices... But the song brought back lots of memories from old YouTube

[maximusben]

almost all meteors are desintegrated in the atmosphere of Earth before touching the ground, very few big meteors gets to the planet, as the moon acts like a shield. Moreover, if you compare the surface of the Earth to the space station, the odds of one hiting it is incredibly small. Also, the station is not in constant repairs, it's in constant maintenance as they are still building it. This station is a marvel of technology, it resist temperature change of like 150 C each day.

[dtfmom]

anyone else think its weurd that this was posted in 2008 and some of this were mde or finished in 2009?

[havoc]

E=Mc^2. In essence matter nor energy can't be destroyed, but it can be converted. It is possible to create matter from energy and the reverse is also possible.

By the way, when an atomic device explodes. A small part of the fusible matter disappears and will be converted into pure energy.

The reaction of 1 kg of antimatter with 1 kg of matter would produce 1.8×1017 J (roughly equals 45 Megatons of TNT), according to E=Mc^2 (c = roughly 3x10^8).

[elsewho]

The look on her face when you have ran over her cat in your car- priceless.

[cavegoat]

"Leave a rating."
*Clicks thumb pointing down.*
Good video aside from that annotation though.

[JetpackNinjaDinosaur]

@TheFalloutMasta

Thats actually a good question. Its used for scientific research that needs to be done in zero gravity and other space stuff.

[conorlovesmeful]

Yes they do, you realize the space station is modular so they can just split it up. They are only planning on keeping maybe one or two Russian modules for Russia's new space station. You can look it up if you don't believe me, it's common knowledge that the space station is being decommissioned and there are laws against leaving trash in orbit.

[jsun]

Would be very nice if you wrote what those things were.
I only recognised a few of them.

[BMuris]

Bravo, you knew it. I read about it probably 3 years ago or so on Sandia National Lab's website, pretty darn amazing.

[TheMrPeteChannel]

Some of theses prices adjusted for inflation? & holy crap the ISS cost $157 billion?!

[legitGamer]

Wtf? This video was made in 2008 but somehow he has things on there for 2010. Mindblown

[snviper]

You forgot the new Swiss alps tunnel. No idea how much it costs but surely more than a B-2.