5 Most Incredible Recent Discoveries To Blow Your Mind | Compilation

5 most incredible recent discoveries to blow your mind | compilation. Today, we take a look at these 5 most incredible recent discoveries to blow your mind.

Over the years, scientists and researchers have done a great job at unravelling some of the world's greatest discoveries. Discovering them is the easy part, but understanding how they got there is tough. For example, in the last 10 years alone scientists and astronomers have discovered many interesting things in our universe. This includes discoveries such as new exoplanets, black holes, new galaxies and distant fast radio bursts. It's these discoveries that help us to understand our place in the universe, and with so many being on our planet alone, there's still so much more we have to learn.

So today, we take a look at these 5 incredible recent discoveries.

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[dianacampbell]

My heart breaks for Tesla. He was so brilliant and was so mistreated and taken advantage of by the people around him. JP Morgan solidified himself as the ultimate supervillain over his treatment of Tesla. I love that Tesla and Mark Twain were great friends, but also greatly saddened by Twain's death when Tesla was calling out for him and asking for his company. Tesla is my favorite human from the past. Those who took advantage of him are hopefully burning in hell!!!

[francisfischer]

Wonderful series! I've enjoyed every one I've seen. Just fascinating!

[mandishelby]

What it the great attractor was an even bigger blackhole than we could ever comprehend and our universe Orbits around it. Its a consistent theme throughout the universe. Our planet and all other planets in our solar system orbit the sun, which is one of a ton of other solar systems in our galaxy which orbits the blackhole in the middle. It makes sense that our whole universe act the same way... anyone else think this is possible.

[theodorestickney]

Apparently they learned nothing from Jurassic Park.

[johnrobertlamonaca]

The eye within, has never been made up. Nikola Testa had his wide open! That saw over a great span and most vividly from his mind and externally through his observation of physical objects and what he conceived or yet to from within and of all else in this compilation, proposals and reasoning etc., I can believe it and/or surely do ...

[kitkatninja]

the perfect voice ! :] thank you for fixing my restless nights

[NK-xwok]

This world our earth and, all things in it, on it, and everything surrounding it. Become more interesting, and mysterious with each passing moment of each and every day.
Sadly so many People waste the short time they have been blessed with.
As humans we seem to waste the that precious time, focused on bullshit politics along with the drama and the trauma that we spend inflicting on one another. . Most days people waste their time carelessly focused on issues that are small and end up to be meaningless in the end.
Sadly we all destroy so much in the span of a single day . mankind fails constantly to come together and to work together to try to improve the future of this amazing world.
We have failed to make any significant difference that would better this world .
Somehow We forget that This is place we called home, we do not own it.
It seems we are blind to the beauty a mysteries that are right outside our windows
And if we are unable to see that how will we ever begin to see and appreciate all the amazing wonders of the universe? And if we’re Blind or just unwilling to take the time to see all the beauty and wonders surrounding us. Unable to see that it’s truly a privilege to have been given a life in a world of so many amazing mysteries and unbelievable wonders .

Then we will never truly appreciate what we’ve been given !

[danielbullman]

When a black hole sucks in everything even light it causes such a huge amount of energy that it explodes the amount of energy punches a whole in space time and causes a new big bang origin of another galaxy but in a new dimension and time creating an entirely new dimension and big bang, I also believe that the great attractor is a huge black hole and after everything is sucked into it it will cause a new galaxy to form a never ending process

[saimaberrii]

This is such a nice video, I especially like the #1 mystery. Usually that kind of talk makes me anxious but this made me optimistic.

[LakesBC]

Good thing chickens aren't any bigger or they'd be eating us! 🐓

[rawartwork]

People have been around for much MUCH longer than archeologists are willing to admit. Millions of years longer with several different levels of technology some more advanced thank our present generation.

[mikemichaelmusic]

Go straight to the Comments Section and see what The Experts have to say about this Video....

[rustyshackleford]

That parallel dimension test sounds a lot like the plot to stranger things but it sounds pretty cool I hope we find some of these mysteries out in our lifetimes

[joshburk]

Man I love your content! New subscriber and am definitely sharing and showing others what great things/topics you discuss

[AMisfit]

My Australian Bearded Dragon approves 👍

[ladyajninja]

This is one of the only channels that can pry me away from netflix lol
Plus I love falling asleep to this narrators voice vs the female voice
If only it wasn't so Interesting that I could actually fall asleep lol :)

[spookymonster]

3, 6 and 9 are the keys to the universe

[Nefertiti]

Wow. Love the #1 mystery. Humans by nature always push boundaries so even if it’s not a great Idea to open other portals...it’s going to be explored until something gives

[D-me-dream-smp]

It’s incredible to me that the more we discover the more we realise how little we know. Centuries of scientific endeavour has only given us a glimpse into our past and the universe in which we reside. Our mind cannot even fathom how much we don’t know but it’s amazing that technology now allows us to be privy to all these exciting discoveries as we are currently stuck at home. Stay safe everyone- remember we are all made of stardust ✨💫

[supernoodles]

Yet another fascinating doc, I was particularly intrigued by the T Rex hypothesis regarding its septic bite. Komodo dragons hunt large prey in the same way, a nip to the back leg, and then shadow it until its demise.