Secret Siberia - Scientists Discovered Half Human DNA Inside An Ancient Cave

Secret Siberia - Scientists Discovered Half Human DNA Inside An Ancient Cave

Join us as we uncover the secret of Siberia's Denisova Cave, where scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery of half human DNA. This ancient mystery has left even researcher and author Graham Hancock baffled. Discover the secrets hidden within this remote and mysterious cave.

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Channel Manager - Kyle Frazer

[selfretired]

I can't help but acknowledge these "cavemen of yesteryear" could easily be the remnants of ancient highly sophisticated peoples left after some worldwide disaster. Yet we refer to them as being beneath us... when it could easily be our tomorrow.

[Lickylongtym]

Im with Graham Hancock 👍. He seems to make more sense out of the History of our planet than many of the professional main stream scientists, archaeologists and Geologists etc.

[edwards.chathamjr.]

We are not the first advanced civilization to have existed ... and we go back millions of years ... not just thousands...

[fenixgirl]

CO2 is a light green house gas. There is a limit to how much heat it can trap. Actually the threshold is quite low. There are scientific papers showing this and the evidence. More CO2 over that threshold will not warm global temperatures. Water Vapor is a much higher greenhouse gas. In order to build huge ice sheets at the poles you have to have a warm planet with a lot of water vapor that can fall as precipitation. You can see this effect even during winter seasons. Warmer seasons produce far more snowfalls, colder seasons far less snowfall. This would effect mountain glaciers and snowpacks as well. More of the planet covered by ocean would expidite evaporation as well would it not helping to build ice sheets at the poles. As the tilt of the planet and as the poles shift would effect the size and placement of ice sheets as well as solar activity and other factors that effect planetary systems. There is evidence of cataclysms in the past. So small changes happening slowly over large periods of time are offset by huge changes happening in a short time. Cataclysms can wipe out so much in a region. People and plants and animals would have to relocate. Such movements of plants and animals is being seen now as things are shifting. The shifting would happen regardless of whether we burn fossil fuels or not. They are natural processes of the planet. Though our activity has put us out of harmony with the rest of nature and made us less able to adapt to changes. No doubt there has been other civilizations before us who ran into the same problem. Though of course major cataclysms that are global in scale would effect any civilization no matter how in harmony with nature and natural processes that they are. There is truely so much we do not know or understand but clinging to views and theories that had been developed on limited evidence does not help us understand new evidences being found.

[MariaGarcia-gjie]

I wish there were more updates on the Denisovans research.

[amandamccallum]

My father was wise before his time. I remember him telling me when I was young that we are given the impression that ancient man is stupid but we have the same brains and capacity for intelligence as them, same emotions, and the only difference is time and what we have built up.

[colourfulworld]

What if Antartica was actually Atlantis ? When there were warmer climes, or when water levels started to change. Maybe there was a pole shift, so Atlantis did move, from where it was thought to be.

[LowejaDogs]

Absolutely fascinating. Please quieten down the music, its so annoying IMO and i dont know about others but the main voice is much lower than is it Hansen the scientist. When he speaks it comes on loud. Still a great video and I have seen another Doco on it on TV at some time about the earlier Almacs. I wonder if there has been a update?

[georgegeigner]

The problem with man of today is. We think we know it all. When we've only begun to think We need to realize we know so very little. Maybe next time we will do better

[kaiwhatley]

Graham Hancock isn't the only one who believes in passed civilizations, and there is alot of evidence to suggest its true..

[dougyoung]

All right! I'm tired of all this guessing and speculation. I'm building a time machine, taking my cellphone and making a bunch of vids. I'll be back and post them here on YouTube. See ya soon. Yes, I'll take a solar battery charger along, I'm not a neanderthal.

[fredflintstoner]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[emasolie]

Plants need more than warmth to flourish, they also need more than six month long days and nights. Water vapors trapped in earth's thermosphere refracted light to the poles like a great prism allowing tropical forests to flourish and making the entire earth a great greenhouse.

[watchthisgroves]

I enjoy your videos but you need to balance the sound levels between voiceovers and inserts. 👍

[andall]

It never ceases to amaze me that one does not play a portion of the video prior to uploading it. It never ceases to amaze me that one cannot hear how loud the music is.

[catscratch]

I've always been oddly fascinated & interested in Siberia!

[gimmysola]

thank you for the lesson on our history, wish there where many more following your path thank you

[palataledicorcelles]

i say that there was a civilisation before continents started to move...and that is why there is connections between all these massive constructions.

[lindayoung]

The metal half domes in the valley of death are extremely radioactive. Campers who used them for shelter got sick and died with symptoms described being those of radiation poisoning.

[michaelg.stranestrane]

I wonder if the Sasquatch may turn out to be a mix of Denisovan and Gigantopithagus?