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[vivianguse]

If Germany should give back artefacts, then shouldn't England and other countries give back theirs too?

[GiovannyCapone]

4:39 Pluto is not just "a big rock" nor "a planet". It's a "Dwarf Planet". Dwarf planets are planets (objects with enough mass to acheve a spherical shape) but weren't able clear the paths of their respective orbits by most of the debris, like asteroids or comets. Pluto has enough mass to acheve spherical shape, but he's swimming around debris everywhere in his orbit. That's why he is a dwarf planet.

[totalyfakenews]

The fact we were all educated Pluto was a planet and now it's not is a good example of history rewritten in real time.

[SparkLoveall]

Pluto is definitely a planet. It has an atmosphere and moons. It LOOKS like a planet, not a chunk of rock

[johnfallon]

Once upon a time all land masses were connected and then drifted apart, this would account for all the similarities around the world, no way of knowing just how many advanced cultures existed and lost during these plate migrations.

[kellyrobinson]

The "history of humanity" as we're taught is rubbish, there is no way that stone age people made the giant megaliths around the world, too many places have the same similarities with too huge a distance between them to have been nothing except a product of an extremely advanced global civilisation.

[Operngeist]

As a German I'm a firm believer of giving back artifacts to the country of origins. We have no right to keep it here.

[ninja]

I think if a country asks for their artifact back from another, then it should be given back. Not doing so is denying that country something that is a part of their history. That being said I don't think it's right for Germany to not give the artifact back if Egypt asked for it back. It's a part of Egypt's history not Germany's. Those are just my thoughts. I'm not trying to start an argument.

[Kikiadams]

Does anyone know if the medallion is actually real? Can’t find any actual proof of it and it looks quite modern for that era.

[filipbelciug]

Katrina! When will you create videos on SOLVED interesting/controversial mysteries?
Many thanks for your awesome content!

[starfox]

I love how you never click bait like some channels

[kcvail]

IAU supposedly voted on dwarf status at the end of a workshop when many participants had already left for flights home. And that the question was did they name more plants or downgrade Pluto. I would like to see them return to planet status. Also culturally important artifacts should be return to their original country, if it still exists. But who is going to tell the British museums?

[zycadious-osu]

Just wanna say I love watching your videos I’ll just sit here all day long and watch them I’ll go to work and have it playing on my headphones keep up the good work and enjoying the daily content 😁

[allanmccoy]

Germany should give back that statue to Egypt. Create a copy and send back the original. Thanks Katrina for another great video

[lianefehrle]

That foot looked like one that was wrapped where the toes went under the foot

[janetsmith]

Hey Katrina love love love your videos!

[sharkwhisperer]

Extremely interesting and thought provoking! I mean wow. Such discoveries should have entire video documentaries!

[JustYaeWendt]

Those poor fetuses... humans are monsters.

[kristopherjones]

I love how the initial scope of time for rapid brain development was plotted to be between 2 mil and 11, 600 years ago. That last time, 11, 600 years ago, is supposed to be about the time of the great cataclysm that took out Atlantis at the end of the paleontological era known as the Younger Dryas. An interesting alignment, me thinks.

[RobDawg]

Love watching your videos before bed, keep up the great videos