5 Worst Man Made Disasters
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- 5 Worst Man Made Disasters
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From the Deepwater Horizon disaster to chemical plant mishaps, here are 5 of the worst Man Made disasters in all history!
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U missed Chernobyl
I love how you say the crew members on the oil rig “immediately knew something was wrong” after it caught on fire. I would hope so.
Moss was working hard to get the emergency email out lol
they are so smart i never wouldve figured it out
Lol
Referring to other crew members who weren't in visible sight of fire
...thank God none of you were on this ship during..
He literally said “they knew something was wrong because the rig was shaking and the lights were flickering”
What's funny about man made disasters is that the one's who are responsible for this aren't affected at all but the ordinary people has to suffer..
I know it’s always like that
No one said its funny
@@realfacts1001 he saying that’s it’s funny/ weird
That’s not an accurate statement at all. The people who ran those factories made errors and many of them working there died as well. They were the first in line to receive toxic chemicals or death by explosion. If maintenance were done properly, accidents may have been avoided.
Only a matter of time before they will be affected as well.
Chernobyl, one of the most infamous incidents among the worst man-made ecological disasters in history, started on April 26, 1986, when a turbine test at the Soviet Union's Chernobyl nuclear power station went horribly wrong.
They have been planting cannabis hemp across the exclusion zone because cannabis is capable of decontaminating gamma irradiated soil
I thought it was going to be on this list.
@@TheChickenlittle11 i thought so too, since its kinda obvious. i didnt know abt any of these except the london smog thanks to the channel fascinating horror. this was nice to see
I think people underestimate Chernobyl due to how little people died, officially 31 died, yet we know of almost 100 people who died including 54 first responders from ARS, 18 from cancer, 2 in the initial blast, yet compared to other things this seems kind of sub par, yet it’s the number of people it affected that makes it stand out, almost 800,000 people were conscripted to work, Soviet Union kept no records of their fate, 300,000 people displaced from their homes. Just horrible, definitely should be on here. Obviously thousands died of cancer as a result yet we can’t put a number on it estimated range is 16,000- upwards of 100,000.
I included Hiroshima and the atomic bomb but of course that was done on purpose
top 5 worst man made disasters
my parents after making me :
Why must you hurt me in this way?
same
Bruh fake depression people
@@okey664 uhh, that was supposed to be a joke/ a reference.
So, you just got woooshed.
Lol same
The deep water horizon spill happened the day I played minecraft for the first time
Damn that’s crazy
@@morag371 *minecraft veteran intensifies*
@@IN-FLVX 😂
Im weak 🤣
Wasn't Minecraft in pre-alpha on April 20, 2010
I was working on a rig the day that Deep Water Horizon blew out. Made me realise how dangerous my job was.
so that little fact got by you until then ?
hmmm .
@@pappy451 I was 18, I was doing drugs and drinking booze like I was Charlie Sheen. I didn't think anything could hurt me.
@@SlickRickyBobbyBaby drugs dangerous
@@SlickRickyBobbyBaby who are you?
@@hootsaidtheowl he’s Rick James, bitch
00:36 - Deep Water Horizon
03:10 - Union Carbide
05:35 - Jilin Chemical Plant
07:40 - Great Smog of 1952
09:15 - Minamata Disaster
Thanks man
Thanks 😊
You done good job👍
My mind: “What about the Nukes dropped on Japan, the Halifax Explosion, the Fukushima-Daiichi disaster, Chernobyl, Castle Bravo, the Yellow River flooding, etc?”
You ruined the video
Y’all if they included every terrible man made disaster the video would be days long
How bout a few years
Years lol
centuries?
Well yes… it’s not a surprise even more…
Chernobyl is a surprising choice not included
Edit: Never thought to be top comment and have this active months later lol.
Possibly because everyone heard about Chernobyl
And also the Beirut explosion and the Halifax explosion
West Texas explosion too
I even thought it would be number 1
Oh yeah I’m surprised Chernobyl not on there
The "Great Leap Forward" killed an estimate of 50 million. I'm stunned on how that evades all of the lists.
I think that would belong on a different list that would also include the holocaust. Maybe a video titled "5 Deadliest Campaigns."
The great leap forward wasn't as much a disaster as more of a sick movement and industrialisation that killed millions in a effort to try and kind of "modernize" China in a way? I'm not really sure I don't know much about the great leap forward but I know it killed millions 🤷♂️
China is not only responsible for the largest massacre, but also the largest man made disaster in history. The yellow river flood, a deliberate attempt to slow down the Japanese (they just went around it lol) would destroy millions of homes, kill nearly 1 million people, and displace 10+ million people.
and the cultural revolution
I actually learned about it in my social studies class when I was in seventh grade.
We just had a large chemical fire in Rockton Illinois. Last week the chemtool companies building burned completely down over the course of over a day. The black plume of smoke went directly over my house which is 13 miles away and over the past week we've been finding small pieces of lightweight porous carbonized debris in the yard. The smoke plume over the house made it look like it was a very dark cloudy day even though it was a bright sunny day with no clouds in the sky.
Good times…
I'm from Belvidere originally. I'm surprised I haven't heard of this.
Are you still alive?
Fully expected the Halifax explosion on here. It was over 100 years ago, but I think the Beirut blast helped people appreciate how immense it was, (and the fact that thousands died).
You left Chernobyl off for the sake of unpredictability, right?
Chernobyl should be on this list since it won’t be habitable for 40 millennia because some peeps freaked out
@@oscarbelmare_22 I heard it was rather close to 100.000 years, 100 millenia.
@@belladonnahigh9206 oof that’s worse
fukushima too
Apparently the crew of Chernobyl were pretty sleep deprived, thus resulting in some major safety protocols either skipped entirely, or they chose to skip certain steps. This would have been nice to see from the crews point of view, they get their much needed sleep.
Unfortunately we all know the results of this blatant disregard of the step by step detailed protocols, and the most toxic thing to have ever been known on our planet is a direct result. Aka the elephants foot.
What happened in India is disgusting. The fact the issue is still wreaking havoc and the case against those responsible was essentially deferred makes me infuriated.
Have you seen the infamous photo of the child buried under dirt? I've never seen a more impactful and heartbreaking image
Thank you for including the Bhopal Gas Tragedy. Nobody ever does. We only ever hear about Chernobyl and stuff. This was refreshing to watch as an Indian.
What that company did was awful..not a believer but if there is a special place for bad people some Union Carbide officials and workers are going there.The company has also done it's level best to avoid responsibility..I don't know how these people sleep at night.
While I was in school for Computer Engineering, our Ethics in Engineering class covered it. I was absolutely appalled. I just can't believe how many people failed to do their job enough to make sure this didn't happen. From management all the way down, a complete failure.
The explosion in Lebanon is something I’ll remember forever. It was a crazy explosion. But... the last one on this list has me shook man that’s scary
What about the Vajont dam flood. Wiped out several villages in Italy.
Easily trumped by the 1975 Banqiao dam failure in Hunan, china.
Vajont and Banqiao weren't quite man-made I'd say - both were mostly caused by some kind of natural disaster. In Vajont it was a landslide and Banqiao was mostly due to a typhoon. Now it's true that they failed to properly prepare for those things, but it wasn't just bad architecture.
If you want a bad dam failure that was pretty much exclusively the fault of people cutting corners, look to the Val di Stava tailings dams.
Very well done, my friend! Thank you for your efforts!
I was down in Biloxi and Gulf Port, MS 3 months after the Deep water Horizon disaster. The Gulf of Mexico was so brown and nasty looking. I heard residents talk about an oil spill, but I had NO CLUE at the time what happened on that rig. RIP to the men who lost their lives. It leaves me with such an ominous feeling.
Beirut: Hold me beer.
Me: Drops Beirut's beer.
after he drops the beer:
the man: well that’s gone very wrong so you better RUN young man!!
We have a beer called Beirut beer btw :p (Beirut citizen)
@@AnalTumor Thanks, I’ll order two.
I wonder how's Beirut doing now
Uhmm that was uncalled for. Cause the blast would have caused more damage if the silos and sea didnt take the majority of the blast's power
Stuff like this always caught my interest for some reason-
One thing that is weirdly interesting to me is 9/11. Idk why but I love listen to stories and reading books about it .
@@Michelle-hd7ci I’m very interested in school shooters for some reason
@@gustly8242 um...
@@vp_0916 um...
@@gamerfreeto9542 um...
I kept getting pissed off during the attempted Deepwater Horizon fixes. Everytime they were going to attempt something, they said that they had never attempted this at such a deep depth before. I always thought, "Then why were you drilling so far below the surface then, if you had NO capacity to fix if ANYTHING went wrong."
You should always be prepared for disaster. Even in IT (where I work).
Have prepared "disaster recovery" procedures, etc.
Responsible grownups creating/playing with things that they cannot fix/handle when something goes wrong.
7:40 *No 2 - Smog in London - it was not just London affected a lot of the Country was covered in thick fog so bad that visibility was reduced to 6-10 feet [2-3 Metres] made driving virtually impossible as lights just reflected back at you from it.....!*
I remember years ago when we were in Orange Beach and my dad was talking about the deep water horizon explosion
6:28 Him saying, that the explosion shattered windows 650 feet away.
Me knowing, that the Tsar Bomba shattered windows 900km away.
Late reply but he said "at least 650 feet"
and what about the atom bombs dropped on Japan? How far away did their windows shatter?
@@sherimcgee1587 atom bombs do not exist
@@sherimcgee1587 Up to 16 kilometer
@@cranksetwrench I wish I lived in your world where these atrocities did not exist.
What I've seen about the Deepwater Horizon incident, was the Titanic of the Gulf of Mexico, the crew onboard were clueless about what to do...
I’m so happy you included the Great Smog Of London and the Minamata disaster
Love the new videos. Glad your back. Keep them coming!
What about Chernoby how come that wasbt on here
he did it on a video before this on most expensive disasters! :)
It’s probably not on here because every has heard about it
In the grand scheme of things it was more expensive than it was a killer. Definitely one of the worst in history, and definitely killed a lot of people, but the numbers are heavily disputed, but if we go by sheer bodycount literally nothing holds a candle to the Bhopal MIC accident. 500000 people received permanent sometimes invisible respiratory system damage due to MIC exposure, up to 16000 died immediately, and more continue to die every day due to the respiratory damage, and poisoning of the ground water in the region.
@@gustly8242 is the video titled "top 5 unknown man made disasters"? No, so stop leaving that comment everywhere.
@@AZCaveMan480 I didn’t say it was unknown it’s just that Chernobyl is very well known so it wasn’t on hear so something different could be shared
Thank you for sharing. Very informative channel.
The BP oil spill actually helped the population of marine life bounce back a bit because of thee stopping of commercial fishing. People still don’t realize the worst man made disasters is the damage we’ve done to the ocean...
I don’t know about that. They couldn’t fish the fish were dying or dead and toxic more fish died then would have been caught by commercial fishing
i remember following the bp oil spill closely. At the time everyone thought it was the end of life. so many fish lost lives.
The BP oil spill is when BP started _questioning us_ about our carbon footprints. They went on a PR campaign with commercial after commercial deflecting their problem and pointing the finger at everyone else. Today's result is "Man-made global warming" hysteria.
@@flipflop8989 check out seaspiracy a doc. about over fishing. Talks about bp oil spill. Scope the sources they use if still unsure after that
@@grondhero You really have to check out the effects over fishing has on global warming then maybe you’ll understand a little more not in a rude way at all. I had based my reply in regards to overfishing
AH!! You're back!! I hope things go well!!
its honestly criminal that this video doesn't mention the blast at the Beirut port
Right
given the amount of time between this video and his previous one, it probably hadn’t happened when this video was in the making
I mean not to sound shity but Beirut is far from one of the worst man made disasters look up Halifax explosion
I actually find it crazy my uncle just got off that rig a week prior to the explosion My grandmother told me he was a crane operator he still works today
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I was 8 years old when #5 happened and recognized it immediately
I’m glad your back! I missed yhu UnderWorld!!!
London smog was also evident in many UK cities in those days.
I remember walking home as bus headlights couldn't penetrate the thick fog that left everything filthy.
Sir, Chernobyl and Berut blast is missing, but really good and informative video, thnx you sir for making the video
Happy Thanksgiving I'm glad you posted again
Glad you're back!
I would love to know what your criteria was for "top 5". Was it monetary? Environmental impact? Lives lost? Some egregious absences to this list however you slice it.
I find these lists really interesting
The one responsible for the last one needed to be incarcerated. His actions was basically manslaughter.
Welcome back! Don't let the drama beat you down. You be you, and keep doing what you do best :)
I appreciate your work
I just had a dream I was with 5 friends, and the earth was shaking violently and it said the earth hit 649 ferhienhiet and then it went down in 30 seconds to 70 degrees. Then I had a tsunami :| life is weird rn.
Who asked?
Not cool @@AZCaveMan480 not cool
Great story 👍
The deep water horizon spill happened 1 day before I was born
Me: I'm climbing this snowy peak!!
Nature: AVALANCHE...
Me: I´m dipping my toes in the water!!
Nature: SHARK...
Oh hi Shape small world in comment section lol 😂
The fact Chernobyl isn't featured on this list is deeply concerning, and neither the Beirut explosion, or the Castle Bravo incident were even mentioned.
I was about to comment the same and found this
Even if you just limited the list to Ammonium nitrate explosions, there were several worse than the Beirut explosion -e.g. Halifax, Texas City
Ah humans, aren’t we a great species!
Lol no
A surprising lack of radioactive fallout on this list... Chernobyl, Kyshtim, and Fukushima would like to know your location (for those curious, while the tsunami at the third of these locations was the inciting event, it was a series of critical design flaws that lead to the disaster).
Fukishima? That was a manmade earthquake and tsunami? Crazy...
I kinda feel like "every nuclear bomb test ever" could be a legitimate #1. Get that strontium into ya teeth!
every one knows about this.-.
Yea: Crazy to build a nuclear power plant at near sea-level, when elevated land was right behind it. -- Even the engineers/designers said 'we miscalculated'. Actually nuclear waste may finally top this list altogether. 70 years+ now and waiting for a solution to decontamination and still no sign of anything happening.
This channel is honestly a great channel to go to if you are bored!
Agreed
I’m surprised castle bravo or Chernobyl wasn’t included in this
Y would it?
@@user-tq9ed9xz1x huhhh??? Bruh do research lol
@@zaidballich7702 ???? That wasn't a disaster it never killed any1. Pls do research I can link it if u want to know about it
@@user-tq9ed9xz1x a disaster can only be a disaster if it kills anyone? Bro please do your research, it killed one person and riddled a town nearby with radiation poisoning for years to come, destroying their children and family, that’s a disaster. Do your research
@@zaidballich7702 cherynobl was quite bad I agree though I don’t think it would be number one though castle bravo wasn’t horrible while it wasn’t great definitely wouldn’t be on the list
The Beirut explosion: I'm not even here baby I'm just an illusion
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What about the tianjin explosion in China a few years ago
Yeah, Blew out windows way more than 600 feet away! Quite the explosion to watch
London nowadays has a Congestion charge zone, low emission zone and an ultra-low emission zone. All overlapping so in the centre of the city you'll be charged for all 3 each day if you're there in a car or van depending on emissions
You can't be taken seriously without Chernobyl on the list.
Great video! It's good to see what man-made disasters were created, and as a result, we can know not to do the same in the future, therefore, look towards doing the right thing, and putting one company's waste in the hands of those who can put it to better use.
Thanks!
Have no fear. The democrats are actively erasing our history, so our children may not see these things happen, but our grandkids probably will!!
If only we actually learnt from them
@@stevenhunt3113 you have it half right but i think your referring to the republicans who are actively whitewashing history because it "huwts thewe fweelings"
@@cranksetwrench In what way, are they doing that. The Democrats are having statues removed. In every single case.
@@stevenhunt3113 they whitewashed the capitol riot attacks, 9/11, the holocaust, slavery, global warming etc. and that's only some of the stuff they have out their dirty little fingers on.
Cant believe Beirut explosions havent been included
Halifax Explosion was 3 times greater than the Beirut explosion, did make this list. To this day it is the biggest non-nuclear explosion in history.
My wife's cousin was one of the 11 who died on the Deepwater horizon
🤦🏼♂️
‘man made disaster’
*me heading in to work*
My Boss: Hey bro, today we are gonna make a disaster!
me:ah that’s nice
The last one left me shook...
So many misinformation about Deepwater H on Macondo well. Of course the casing (9-7/8" x 7") was cemented : due to the very narrow pressure window foam cement was used in combination with regular class H cement for the shoe track. During cement displacement conclusion were that foam cement lead and tail where contaminated inside the shoe track and channeling occurred also in the annular. It is believed that the float colar (2x check valves) failed while displacing part of the well (around 8300ft) from heavier mud to light sea water before P&A (thus underbalanced against pore pressure), thus shoe track of the 7" was filled with non competent cement and allow the kick to occur. The CBL test wasn't done as it should be and the negative test wasn't done properly etc. It's a combination of poor decision from BP.
Ah Ha, No one gives a Hoot? Yada Who Ha and were in. So Sorry our world can't be a place of Safety=Security=Success. BAK
Most people don't have a clue what these terms mean. What is a cement lead and tail, a shoe track and what does annular mean in this context. What is the CBL test. Explain it in plain english.
How to defy war crimes:
-prints a contract to not sue now or in the future.
i was surprised to not see the beirut explosion especially considering it was 2 months before this video
I was expecting to see the tiajin explosion and Waco TX fertilizer plant explosion
My uncle was actually on that before the crew that experienced the explosion
Oh waht was his experience
@@jisoolove8570 he said it was just a normal day he was lucky that he got off of there before it happend he said he got home and turned on the TV and he seen what had happened
The fact that Union Carbide and Warren Anderson basically just got off completely scott free for that disaster has always disgusted me
What about Chernobyl or the Halifax Explosion, those are the 2 that come to mind when i hear someone say "worst man made disasters"
The worst man made disaster is getting the wrong order at a McDonalds drive thru.
Truly a world ending scenario
Is it illegal to mention chernobyl now bcoz of incompetent copyright laws and that's why it's not on this list?
I love how everyone misses the Beirut explosion and the great leap forward in China.
I go beachcombing in Galveston pretty regularly and I find this oil stuck on all kinds of things.
All 5 of this combined together will not come close to a Chernobyl nuclear disaster
Fukushima
@@danarzechula3769 Fukushima was a meltdown not an explosion. Nowhere near as bad as Chernobyl. Fukushima also didn’t have the core exposed causing mass amounts of radiation to leak, so once again, not as bad as Chernobyl
@@PrimitiveAK chernobyl may have released more radioactive compounds initially but Fukushima is still at it and used the ocean for a dumping ground with huge global impact
he back
Funny thing about that oil rig thing is that it actually did good for sea when people couldnt fish in so big area for so long.
The biggest man made disaster for the planet Earth was the creation of human brain
Union Carbide was/is a chickenshit outfit. After working in the industrial chemistry business for several year in plastics and agricultural organic chemicals I have seen many chemical plants manufacturing for various chemical companies. ALL of the operations are substandard concerning safety and pollution. Most are ticking time bombs. The payoff to local, state, and federal governments is staggering but the profits make it worth it.The contaminants resulting from the chemical accidents and shoddy practices can/do result in carcinogenic, teratogenic, etc. in future generations.
And right after the carbide disaster happened they, union carbide, built a new plant outside of Kingman Az, I would love to be able to afford an audit of the elected officials finances before and after that plant was proposed and built,
"ALL of the operations are substandard concerning safety and pollution." Not in the UK and other european countries, they aren't. We have strict safety and environmental laws and operating procedures. None of these chemical explosions happened in european countries. Funny that. The London smog was caused by a combination of natural events. In the 1950s, coal fires were the norm. Gas central heating didn't exist yet.
@@simontay4851 I will agree the the European Union does a much better job of regulating big business in terms of pollution and contaminants than here in the States. When my oldest daughter was studying for her postdoctoral engineering degree in London at Imperial College I got a chance to go over and see the British Isles and some of the Continent. My daughter/son-in-law worked all throughout Europe and would definitely back up that statement. That said, Europe is not perfect but better......there still is much to be done. The most asinine thing that the U.S. (Trump) has done recently was pull out of the Paris Accord. Hopefully, the U.S., under Biden will not only become part of the Accord but begin the clean-up here at home. Russia, China, North Korea, most of the Indonesian Region is rife with a disregard for the planet, it's many species, and mankind itself. I pray for and wait in hopes that the world will WAKE UP! My belief is that we are at the "tilt -point" and there is zero time to waste before the damage to Mother Earth cannot be reversed. Keep in mind that dynamic events such as explosions are rare and do not represent much of the total problem. It is, rather, the insidious day-to-day constant pollutions of our air, streams, and lands that quietly continues without let-up and without any regard other than corporate profit.
The US education system is an obvious omission.
That’s awesome. Ha 😂
Don't you mean just the US in general?
@@tylerdurden4006 Nope.
I learned about a lot of these though, maybe not super in depth but yeah we went over them
What caused this all is just one word: greed.
The greed of those who already have so much.
The fact that Chernobyl isn't even mentioned on this list is criminal. It made a portion of the planet, THE PLANET, unlivable. Come on.
You DON'T put chernobyl at #1 ?? or even mention it ?? WOW...big mistake !!
What’s that ;-;
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UA-cam recommendations wants to destroy a world
Gonna have to update this video. The Beruit explosion should be on this list.
There was a smog disaster in Donora Pennsylvania in 1948, a massive explosion of stored ammonium nitrate in Beirut in 2020, which may have occurred after this video was made, and another chemical explosion in India that released dioxin. It is surprising that Chernobyl did not make this list. I spotted one wrong photo in the section on the London smog that showed cooling towers.
I think that was because he was mentioning alternate sources of energy but he didn't address the picture otherwise.
**Chernobyl has left the chat**
*Bhopal is covering it's ears*
Yes I thought it would be #1 or #2 but it wasn't mentioned at all big surprise
Makes me wish we had real life vigilantes.
Surprisingly Beirut Explosion is not included.
10:34 that handshake tho
I would have thought Chernoble would have made the list. Most of these disasters were back before all the environmental issues came to the surface in the 1970s. After watching this video I have come to realize we have done a good job at cleaning up the environment. Today's young people should be educated about what our earth was like back in the '50s and 60's before we condemn today's efforts as not good enough. I think we in the USA have done a damn good job.
Wow
What's sad, is BP somehow got RICHER off this, while we suffered with "rising oil prices".
I really thought the Exxon Valdez was going to make an appearance on this list along with Chernobyl.
You forgot the worst man made disaster: the Federal Reserve Bank
That was unbelievable a lot of people died God bless their souls 🙏 thanks for showing this video 👍🇺🇸 .
So Eve eating that forbidden fruit didn't make the list...it did send everything into a spiral ya know
We "the world" need to stop messing with so many chemicals.