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VaazkLShorts

4:17 This is literally what happens in Twice Upon A Time when the Doctor tells a soldier that, based on his uniform, he's from World War I. You can imagine the soldier's reaction.

Jackson-ubuv

7:13 that area was the most fertile, so the cities were mostly built there, and cities lean more blue.

asmodiusjones

2:57 Okay but bread and Circus Chariot racing are just the ancestors of NASCAR and beer

mikethewhizz

It would take 8, 765, 333, 333, 333, 334 lemons to completely dissolve the eiffel tower

_StarlightRose_

0:49 pyramids are often found under large quantities of sand which makes them look like any other sand dune

Dingusoh

fun addition to the thing with the two ships, that in 2022, 60 years after the first meeting, the US Carrier George Bush encountered the Amerigo and of course asked who you are. the Amerigo Vespucci answered. and then the americans responded "Amerigo Vespucci. You are still the most beautiful ship in the world."

nikolajsteffensen

Thing about nuclear explosions.... There's actually quite a large area around the blast where being clothed and wearing a brimmed hat would help. Blast and heat have a further range than ionizing radiation.... So if you're far enough away that the heat and blast wouldn't kill you outright, your biggest danger is collapsing structures, burns, and flash burns.... So blocking the light from your skin will absolutely help prevent serious burns to your skin from the intense light, and could help prevent flash blindness.

And as for radioactive fallout, most bombs over population centers would be set to airburst, which essentially dramatically reduces the risk of concentrated fallout.

You've got to be within a couple miles of the blast to have essentially no chance of surviving, but there's many miles more of radius where you'll receive varying levels of injuries, and things like taking cover and not having skin exposed to the blast can help reduce those injuries. And with bigger bombs if you're close enough for the radiation to kill you, you're close enough that the heat and blast is far more likely to kill you

jeremypreston