Strange Finds Beneath Siberia's Permafrost

Today you will learn about the most amazing finds in ice that have already turned upside down our understanding of the Earth’s past.
10 Fascinating Finds in Permafrost.

[gswi]

Only a few persons were concerned when researchers dug up frozen explorers who had died during the 1917 pandemic flu.

[krevor]

33:16 The team used sterile equipment and extremely cautious methods
As the guy with the tape measure is bending over the ice core with no respirator and a complete lack of safety gear? Something like this should be the opening scene to any/all zombie-like doomsday movies. lol

[cypherglitch]

8:34 the artists rendition of the dead woman looks suspiciously like the head archaeologist.

[D-B-Cooper]

The first one demonstrates that when she died the weather was warmer with large trees, before it became permafrost.

[ElectroPercs]

Nothing has been turned upside down, unless you had a fall while watching this video.

[MikeBaxterABC]

6:20 My wife had cancer at this same stage .. metastasized to the bones in her feet and skull. We could tell she was "going crazy" but blamed on on early onset Menopause. She lost weight and changed her style of dress, and started drinking heavily.

I knew from my daughter she panned to leave us and date her old boyfriend from before we were married.

She went to the doctor because of abdominal swelling, and once they found out it was cancer .. she only lived for one week and six days. ... it was an awful good bye, after all the crap she did :(

[caroljo]

Breast-to-bone cancer is extremely fast spreading and excruciatingly painful. My cousin had it, and died a month later.

[cypherglitch]

"This mummy holds answers to questions we aren't even been able to ask yet" Ahhh, doesnt everything?
lol such a profound thought provoking statement that can sit along side such greats like "....and you can see even further with binoculars"

[TimeGateTV]

This was such a fascinating deep dive into the early Jurassic period—so much detail and atmosphere, it felt like time traveling! 🦕🌍 The animation and narration made it incredibly immersive.

Here’s a question that’s been on my mind: if these early dinosaurs hadn’t gone extinct, how do you think Earth’s ecosystem—or even humanity—might look today? Would we have evolved at all?

[JayRuperRoe]

My Freeze Dried Steaks, vacuumed packed and sealed. Only lasts 10-12 years. And this lasted 2400 yrs.

[jrmckim]

The researchers kept her covered to protect her modesty. Thank you 💗

[almightyyt]

When the showed Andrea Polaznik - for a second I though she was another artistic representation of the Ice Princess lol

[edwardkoopmans]

The Thunderbolts Project has a video about the possibility of 'Flash Freezing' after an Earth Magnetic Flip ! To me, it is the only explanation why these animals even show their last meal as if they had consumed it only hours ago !

[buddyroe]

7:02 "Was living out her final days when she passed" 😂 No sh*t.

[j.w.r]

Had to be quite a suffering she went through with the cancer, very tragic....

[VickiFrederick-sc]

Wonderful documentary. Very cool but be very careful!

[raystory]

If ancient unknown types of nematodes, bacteria and virus are a potential threat, why do we finance gain of function research ?

[jjustasmalltowngirll]

Second video ever and again another absolute masterpiece!!! Thank you for so much, especially the voice. It’s a great clear voice. Almost calming and mesmerizing. Have a super awesome day or night. Thank you for all your work!!!

[weltraumaffe]

That voice says "if you read at a third grade level" this is for you.

[axe]

A guy on JRE who is involved with the creation of the direwolf, said it’s not as simple as getting a full genome to clone an animal. But in order to clone an animal, they need to be able to read the full genome at least 10 times.