Discoveries That Baffled Scientists

Here are some mysterious discoveries that baffled scientists!

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[susanrobinson]

I am somewhat of a scientist myself…😂
And as a scientist, I absolutely LOVE when weird, mysterious things (like the blood rainbow) can be explained by quirks of science and that it definitely ISN’T aliens!

Great video, Be Amazed ❤

[TheCharacterKid]

I loved the "SCIENTISTS..." in the intro

[kennedybasumatary]

I wouldn't be surprised if the narrator speaks like this in his normal day life.

[TheFaeryRing]

At 19:04 you state the N Cascade Highway in Washington. Then at 19:06 you say this highway is in Washington D.C. The N Cascade Highway IS IN Washington STATE. Many of us Washington STATE residents drive this road often. It's actual name is SR 20.

[coltwing]

As I recall another popular theory for the forest explosion was Telsa testing his Death Ray

[Dazer]

Glad to see he's still having fun lol

[absolutetrash]

23:15, I worked at a fish hatchery and there was a story passed down about a bird of prey that caught a White Sturgeon from the Hatchery before dropping it a short distance later on the roof of a nearby building, which at the time was full of people during a presentation

[kareemhill]

Be amazed your one of the best video editors ik

[polishcow.]

"which is about as loud as one of my dad's sneezes"

why is this so funny to me

[Mister_Croza-wsvt]

dancing plague of 1518, event in which hundreds of citizens of Strasbourg danced uncontrollably and apparently unwillingly for days, lasted for about two months before ending as mysteriously as it began. So, most people believe that there was no mountain or saint peters involved as the ''plague'' just randomly disappeared as it randomly begun in the first place

[ahyanzelman]

Now that I watched this video, I considered to be an archalogist so that I can explore the "void".

[dakota]

People will forever find new stuff on this earth 🌎

[brycetonbennett]

Yes, this was the same Tunguskan blast mentioned in Ghostbusters

[Dinoslay]

While I’m no scientist I believe that the “tunnel to nowhere” was an unfinished passage to a tomb that the Egyptians of the time had planned to build but abandoned the idea, instead leaving the tunnel as is and covered up the entry point.

[isaiahach]

my dad saw that i was watching a video about the Tunguska event one day and he told me a story about how when he was a kid, he and his family came across something like that here in Northern Ontario, Canada. his family lived in the bush when he was a kid, and they would move from place to place every other year. during one of those times, they came across that area while walking alongside a river. his parents wanted to stay clear of that area because they believed it was a bad omen. he said it wasn't nearly as big as the Tunguska event though. i asked my aunt about that and she said that they did.

it was somewhere north-northwest of Geraldton, Ontario. alongside a river

[jerichogarry]

Exploding Crows: Now you know why I hate crows, that and I find it creepy that a group of crows is called a murder.

[ChanFenrir]

The book What If? Was written by a retired NASA scientist and some of the stuff he reveals we don’t know is bonkers. Like why Ice is slippery, since water being slippery is a liquid characteristic

[goatfromhell]

I live in WNY by Chestnut Ridge. Every time I've ever hiked down to the Eternal Flame, I've had to light it. It goes out frequently

[SunsetFoox._.]

There’s no other good channel like this one.

[Waffle]

23:34 Imagen driving over all that fish