The Strange Theory That Mountains Are Trees | Unveiled

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In this video, Unveiled takes a closer look at one of the strangest conspiracy theories ever created... the theory that MOUNTAINS are actually TREES! Featuring discussion of how this alternate history allegedly unfolded, the claimed "evidence" of it in the real world, and what it could mean for the future of our species!

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0:00 Intro
0:49 No Forests on Flat Earth
3:19 Where Are the Giant Trees Now?
5:50 Wood Vs Rock
7:15 What Happen to the Ancient Trees?
9:04 Conclusions

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[StarDarkAshes]

Imagine if we live in a forest of trees that were that big. We could hollow them out and make apartments and set up all manner of bridges and different ways to get from tree to tree. Helicopters would make a lot of sense for the common person. In my mind I see a great opportunity to write a movie script about some world where trees were actually that big.

[jessicaclauson]

If petrified trees exist (which they do), it's entirely possible that ancient giant trees trees are all petrified now instead of wood. Agates are solidified lava, all lava turns to stone when they make contact with water. And yet, volcanic earth is the most fertile soil of all.

[Djgomdjshw]

This is the most extreme view of the theory. The version I heard was that SOME mountains were once towering trees. I didn't hear anything about no such thing as rocks and past nuclear war.

[masterrichie]

One thing I’ve learned in life is that there is a little bit of truth in all stories.

[TheWrathsblade]

Petrified wood can be stone-like, so that bit make at least a small bit of sense. Still a fascinating idea, could they have partially gotten the idea from the legend of Yggdrasil?

[chrismackall]

A LOT of trees are more closely related to grass (palm trees) and even broccoli(forget the genus) , and the theory isn’t that ALL mountains are petrified trees it’s specific structures are maybe some people take it to that extreme but if you keep it in the realm of possibility it is an interesting theory

[freeze]

A very easy way to investigate this theory would be to simply look at the roots. If these were really trees they would have massive roots

[johnjohnson]

Why would they remove a video about ancient trees if they aren’t trying to hide something????

[jonigomez]

It's odd that this documentary makes it seem impossible that trees could be these mountains. One of the reasons he uses is because of the composition. And another comment I just posted underneath this one I point out how petrified wood can turn into things like quartz or magnesium and coal which is what you also find if you were to go looking for those materials.

[chaser]

Glad to see this story isn't lost in the mainstream. I saw the original video before it was taken down along with a huge selection of fringe/conspiracy theories. It was quite entertaining :). But more aggravating is the patronising censorship of this content and we are slipping on this anti free speech slope one cancellation at a time.

[nativecannabis]

Not every mountain obviously but theres def a few of these giant tree stumps around the world

[isaacwhite]

couldn't imagine a tree that tall of 15miles in the air it would be breath taking to see.

[doreenmiller]

He's trying to debunk and ridicule the theory by extrapolating it to say ALL mountains were once trees. That is NOT what the original video postulated at all. It only pointed out that certain unusual mountain formations like Devil's tower could be petrified tree stumps. One thing I do know is that we have no clue as to the real history of this planet. We have been lied to for thousands of years.

[jakejackson]

I like to entertain crazy ideas, but there's a difference between granite and the minerals that come from petramineralization. Therefore the idea that all mountains were trees is truly... wrong. But I would like to further entertain the possibility that some "mountains" are these legendary trees and would like to see serious scientific research about it for sure. Sand is made of a lot of quartz and silica, there's the correlation, because thats the minerals from petramineralization of trees.

[SILVARYDAH]

Watched the original "no trees on earth" video and was captivated by it such that I returned to it several times. the original video was like a somehow incredibly soothing fairytale.

[eroficial]

"Hey! That looks like a tree."
"It must be a tree."

[JP--peny]

The way this video explains the theory it's obvious they don't want people thinking mountains could actually be ancient trees. They even goes as far to say YouTube has removed videos that compares mountains to tree stumps. That is not true. There are many videos on youtube comparing not only rocks to tree-stumps but many different life forms that resemble ancient life. I recommend doing your own research in my opinion this video is trying to hide the truth by making the theory sound absolutely ridiculous. It's time to wake up

[shawnweil]

I'd say the mountain you used in the thumbnail could be argued as the tree of life depicted in ancient texts. It's rock formations are hexagonal and tree cells are hexagonal. I'm not saying I believe it but thatd be there best bet for a better argument

[ValuableInformationShow]

We’ve seen that some trees can hold a massive amount of water. What if some of the major bodies of water were formed when the mega trees were cut down?

[lazyremnant]

Have to admit, this sounds like a fascinating backdrop to put your characters and stories on.
I can imagine tree stumps as large as mountains, each having their own unique ecosystems and/or settlements that thrives by extracting the tree's "woods", and each of these "tree communities" can trade or make war with each other. For additional drama we can have one sole remaining "world tree" that still in a quite pristine condition, and everyone in the world is racing to stake a claim on it.