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I’d much rather have swords made out of S7 or L6 and guns out of ordinance steel. Modern metal chemistry and heat treating is magic compared to the best Iron Age stuff. Even the much hyped Damascus/wootz steel and Japanese tamahagane pales in comparison to what we have now.

Brilliant. But I in terms of significance, you may be looking at this the wrong way. In terms of Buddhist philosophy, what you are doing is opening the door to an experience of interdependence (with the Earth) and interconnection (with one another). The fact of the Overview Effect can be used to help people understand the reality of both concepts. It's the shift from a Me-centred perspective where we each ourselves as the most important person in the universe to the only realistic one of interdependence and interconnection, that we must undertake. The Overview Effect is one compelling bit of evidence of our interdependence and interconnection -- there are others. Focussing on how we actually exist is the key to shifting the collective mindset. To use a well-known Zen metaphor, the Overview Effect is the finger pointing at the moon; it's not the moon.

That's straight up awesome! 😊

I know there's a market for pre-nuclear bomb metals due to radiation - I wonder how meteoric iron ranks for such uses?

The reason Metoric Iron was so special was that it's easier to work with then processing Iron Ore into anything useable, allowing a Bronze Age civilization to make basically a magic weapon for all intents and purposes. Now a days it's just another piece of iron, but back in the days of Bronze having an Iron sword gave you a distinct advantage.

That was an awesome video, great presentsfion through both voice/music and visuals!

Si vous voulez comprendre l’Égyptien mieux que les improvisations phonétiques et sonores des Egyptoplogues qui ont établis ses sonorités avec un free style fait pour ne se comprennent qu'entre soit. Pour s'approcher de ce language; qui n'a ete fait, ni pour la science, ni meme pour un latin, et ce que ceux qui le savent ne vous disent que du bout des levres....Votre étude doit se porter sur l'Arameen.

Hell yeah, Star Metal.

you're too slow

What a crock of delusional horseshit!

So many false assumptions,

The main difference between a meteor and a meteorite is that a meteor burns up in the Earth's atmosphere, while a meteorite lands on the ground

What everyone forgets, is that meteorites alone can't contain a main component, carbon, so best steel is made not only with iron but with quality coal . That is missing from meteorites.

Whoa. Bro. But like. ALL iron swords came from a rock in space

While I also think life from asteroids is less likely than black smoker life, check out the Murchison Chondrite. It has 16 of the necessary amino acids out of the 20 to make proteins, as well as the proper handedness that life exhibits in a great majority of the over 50.000 different organic compounds. Genesis of those meteoroids is also pretty interesting and what kind of environment this all happens. But since they contain a lot of water and potentially in liquid phase as well on boundaries, the same mechanisms that gave rise to the form of order before life, happen there too. How this and compartmentalization through gradients of temperature, solution and other things might have given rise to life (and is still used within our cells to compartmentalize without structures) is at least in theory very convincing for black smokers along with the whole bunch of how could a cell have formed experiments.

"water tribe"

All iron comes from space... All the elements are born in stars...

Something spiritual about that

What a lovely and informative film. Thank you so very much.

Imagine how much ground you’d have to cover in order to find enough material. Or you’d have to be lucky enough to see one fall and find it. Either way, it blows me away that ancient people would undertake such mammoth tasks.

Don't forget his meteoric glass chair decotration!

When will people start using their brains, and realize that evolution is a lie, the universe as we know it is NOT millions of years old, and that bs about the hittites is so laughably incorrect. I came here for eld3n ring, and I'm leaving because you felt it so important to add your flawed darwinian views of reality to fuel your presentation. If you believe that crackpot darwin, and your ignorant school teachers who taught it to you, then by all means be a slave to it

The rock that muslims pray to its a meteorite too

There's a chinese martial arts movie called "Seven Swords" that features a bunch of warriors armed with swords forged from meteorites. Each sword has special properties that are almost magical. It's worth a watch.

10:49 greetings from Ohio USA 😎🦅🇺🇸 The mounds are not far and interesting to visit.

into days terms this is call 15N20 steel and is used in pattern wielding . since the people who lived in africa Never learned how to smelt iron OR make steel on their own what we call Cold Hammmering would be the only process these people had to even start to shape the iron they did find.

Heaven/The Firmament "Space" doesn't exist as we have been taught.

Quick correction, the second Hopewell Meteorite fell in Anoka Minnesota, not Mississippi Apart from that, This is an awesome video and taught me a lot of stuff I did not know (wanted to add this section after reading some of the other comments)

Solid gold sheaf… lol

It is way more mindblowing to me that they come up with iron smelting techniques centuries before their respective Iron Age. That's like people in the 16th century messing about with nuclear fission, absolutely wild!

I don't think you know where iron comes from...iron is created in the star before it blows up...yes it happens after too but most stars don't blow up. They fuse elements to heavier elements but once it gets to iron it stops...But that means the Iron existed before you mention...So whats left after all the fusing is done is a iron core..... To go super nova...you need to have a star that has a high enough mass...other wise it grows to a Red giant...and then expels its outer layers which is when it leaves the hot iron core.... it sucks when people do smart videos, and say things that are the opposite of smart.

that isnt a ceremonial knife thats a double edged dagger a very efficient weapon

I bet Mars is constantly criticizing the astroid belt "Get your shyt together" Astra😭 (I'm too jealous of Jupiter)

Something is very special about it being forged by stars and cooled by space, being a medal with a crystal structure thats amazing.

In most games I've played I've had a blade like this I usually call it star fang.

Great graphics! But you forgot to mention the most famous fantasy sword made out of a meteorite iron: Excalibur. Or at least, I hope I remember correctly 😅

I used to wear one meteorite trinket around my neck similar to the one that you showed at the beginning, but unfortunately during my first year in France I lost it in a town called Nogent sur Oise near Creil where I stayed one year. I still feel I lost a part of me and also not to mention my mother scolding me until today whenever we brought it up. This is the third of such family heirloom I lost 😅 throughout my childhood until I turned adult. As a Tibetan the meteorite was given to me with a turquoise which is my LaaYu meaning spirit or souls turquoise or stone which both having significant importance. We did a tantric ritual along with it before tying the string.

What an aesthetic gem of a video, thank you.

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Why are you bringing fantasy bs into this? Wtf does comic book metals have to di any f'n thing to do with metoritic swords? You lost me as soon as you said vibrainium.

It's "sheath" not "sheaf" Your accent has betrayed you.

This was watchable until you started describing fictional weapons from middle earth lol

great video thanks ❤

It’s frickin neat to learn all those words for iron reference it coming from the sky, pre-discovery of iron smelting.

A SHEATH is what a knife/dagger is kept in. A SHEAF is a bundle of grain. For real, proof your work BEFORE you publish.

The idea of ancient civilizations finding a rock that fell from space, knowing what to do with it, and using it to make a tool is absolutely amazing to me

Now we have to split up it up to the 1st and 2nd "Iron Age". The Ancient Egyptians made iron tools, long before iron ore smelting. It is a 1,000 year gap between those events. In Australia we find these meteorites in our deserts because they are black, and out of place.

It's very hard to understand how a video with this quality is not appreciated enough

This is a profound video, at least to myself

Water water everywhere and nasa dicking with mars and trying to ignore anything to do with the ice moons. Europa clipper wont really be looking at europa that closely