5 Inventors With Mysterious Inventions Who Strangely Disappeared

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  • Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
  • Mysterious disappearances often involve individuals whose work defies convention. The perplexing case of Dr. Ning Li, whose groundbreaking research on anti-gravity beguiled and confounded her peers, is one such story.
    Dr. Ning Li emigrated from China to the United States in 1983, joining the Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research at the University of Alabama. In the early '90s, her pioneering papers on anti-gravity were met with skepticism, dismissed by many as fanciful science fiction.
    Still, Li's theoretical work proposed a specific, practical method for generating an anti-gravity field, a concept that promised transformative applications.
    In 1999, Li left academia to found her own company, AC Gravity. To further her research, she secured a significant grant from the Department of Defense, nearly half a million dollars. This pivotal moment marked the beginning of a series of strange and troubling events in her life.
    Despite the promising start, AC Gravity never published any of its research. By 2003, Li had vanished from the public eye.
    Her last known communication was a private email to colleagues, specifically reporting an experiment that generated “11 kilowatts of output energy.” After this message, she disappeared entirely. Her colleagues continued to send emails, which were marked as read, but no replies ever came.
    Rumors and speculation filled the void left by her disappearance. Some suggested she was working under strict confidentiality for NASA or the Department of Defense.
    Jack Sarfatti, a fellow scientist, speculated that she had returned to China, now funded by the Chinese government, and was beyond the Pentagon’s reach-a potential national security threat.
    In an interview years later, Li’s son recounted a cryptic exchange with his mother. “Mom, do you need to tell me something?” he asked. Her response was as enigmatic as her disappearance: “First off, you don’t know anything. Second off, if you even think you might know something, you forget about it.”
    Li’s son recounted how her work had never actually ceased under the Department of Defense, instead becoming classified and shrouded in secrecy, a burden that weighed heavily on her.
    Tragedy struck in 2014 when Li was hit by a vehicle, an accident witnessed by her husband of 46 years, who suffered a fatal heart attack on the spot. Li sustained severe brain damage as a result of the accident. An obituary published in 2021 announced her death at the age of 79 in Huntsville.
    Ultimately, Dr. Ning Li's story is one of loyalty and sacrifice. It was discovered that she steadfastly refused the overtures of the Chinese Communist Party, remaining dedicated to her work in America.
    This dedication cost her dearly; she was even barred from returning to China for her mother's funeral. However, her loyalty to her adopted country and dedication to her mysterious research remained unbroken until the end...

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  • @randomjimbitz512
    @randomjimbitz512 18 днів тому +919

    11 years later and I still love hearing that intro.

    • @zeldera
      @zeldera 18 днів тому +36

      I also prefer the text only catchy music

    • @Mossmentality506
      @Mossmentality506 18 днів тому +15

      I always think of a robot deep see diving when i hear the intro

    • @benjalucian1515
      @benjalucian1515 18 днів тому +2

      Intro looks like a clip from the movie "Sunshine".

    • @strubbleler
      @strubbleler 18 днів тому +3

      It just doesn't get old ( pun intended ) !

    • @soknightsam
      @soknightsam 18 днів тому +6

      Too bad this channel is nonsense

  • @JK-vp2ux
    @JK-vp2ux 18 днів тому +635

    It's very easy to imagine Edison having someone bumped off so he can steal a patent.

  • @Craighetfield2024
    @Craighetfield2024 18 днів тому +145

    If you can make the money without a corporation.. you are a target

  • @quantumac
    @quantumac 18 днів тому +171

    Dr. Ning Li's warning to her son sounded rather ominous. The idea of practical antigravity is intriguing.

    • @tiredofit1968
      @tiredofit1968 18 днів тому +17

      Bob Lazar talks about one of the spaceships he saw used antigravity. I don't think it's something whimsical. surprised fellow scientists didn't believe her research

    • @antigrav1302
      @antigrav1302 18 днів тому

      No surprise that she disappeared, she was most likely a victim of the trans national illegal secret government. Inventors of zero point energy/antigravity either get suicided, paid off, threatened, etc. Watch the recent Shawn Ryan you tube channel interview with Dr. Steven Greer concerning this topic..

    • @ATomRileyA
      @ATomRileyA 18 днів тому

      We have had antigravity since at least the 20s, so much is hidden away. Mainstream science is way behind our actual accomplishments.
      We are supposed to have a reveal of this sort of thing later in the next few years.

    • @scottmorse9403
      @scottmorse9403 17 днів тому +8

      More of the fact how is this s show about disappearing inventors and the very first story is about a inventor who died of old age, and her husband too? Like the whole first story is so confusing and jumbled to keep you guessing.
      But from what I can gather is she does at 79 of old age.

    • @zinczs8049
      @zinczs8049 17 днів тому +11

      @@scottmorse9403 she got hit by a car tho

  • @jeffreypeters5578
    @jeffreypeters5578 14 днів тому +18

    Mike grew up and lived in a couple towns over from me.Everyone knew how smart this dude was and believes most of his stories.

  • @THE-X-Force
    @THE-X-Force 18 днів тому +148

    Somehow Mike was never able to figure out camera technology and get even one picture of his "vortex" or the hundreds of objects and animals he tossed though it. Tragic really.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому +39

      A pretty telling detail, is it not? One would think that someone with such a highly scientific mind would be able to use his index finger to press a shutter button. Perhaps those coke-bottle glasses kept him from seeing through the viewfinder?

    • @dashippo
      @dashippo 16 днів тому +19

      Not only that, but a Jacobs ladder isn't exactly difficult to build, there's tutorials on youtube. Yet, somehow, in all the other times one was built, this vortex has never been seen or documented again ?

    • @CJ-yk4sn
      @CJ-yk4sn 15 днів тому

      Never been able to make it public makes sense. Not like many ppl know about ford 420 even and that was public still hidden away. If someones not a big enough public figure and invents something that threatens major businesses you bet youd never see footage or pictures. It takes digging to even find these ppl and info that doesnt just make you discredit the claim immediately. Hardly any evidence or info on teslas designs or findings aside from the major ones he paraded correct? He was studying egypt when he came up with the wardenclyffe tower design comes from pyramids. No one talks about the ark of the covenant created by the israelites 1 year after leaving egypt and its literally a electric capacitor. Even zapped a levite when he grabbed in yet they didnt explain it as electricity. The materials used in the arks description make it a huge capacitor and it would need charged to kill someone like that. So even the bible shows inventions have been hid from us forever.

    • @user-bw7se2zg7b
      @user-bw7se2zg7b 14 днів тому +8

      Tragic for the poor animals!

    • @k.c.r.5974
      @k.c.r.5974 7 днів тому +2

      Pure b.s. and a joke... literally

  • @seandelap8587
    @seandelap8587 18 днів тому +179

    Louis Le Prince the inventer of the first motion picture film disappeared in 1890 after getting onto a train and was never seen again

    • @generaljj71
      @generaljj71 18 днів тому +39

      Thank you just did a quick wiki peek, fascinating. Also opens more cans of worms on Thomas Edison

    • @kennypowerz1267
      @kennypowerz1267 18 днів тому +15

      Murdered you mean

    • @freedomdude5420
      @freedomdude5420 18 днів тому +4

      ​@@generaljj71 was Edison cult follower.🤔

    • @freedomdude5420
      @freedomdude5420 18 днів тому

      🙁

    • @ThreeLittleBirds111
      @ThreeLittleBirds111 18 днів тому +2

      When God was handing out brains he thought he said trains, and took the first one out of town.

  • @chrisjohnston3405
    @chrisjohnston3405 18 днів тому +77

    My great grandfather, Jasper Kelly Johnston(1871-1946) was an inventor and was 1st VP for General Electric~ lighting division. My dad past on a lot of stories im still trying to authenticate. There was a lot of friction regarding how the Hollywood film industry started versus all the inventors for making that equipment. Stealing inventors designs, ideas and equipment was all the rage, all indications were/are Edison was up to his neck in it!

    • @leighz1962
      @leighz1962 18 днів тому +4

      Nothing changed.. success is always stolen from others when you do everything for your own interests.

    • @CT-uv8os
      @CT-uv8os 18 днів тому

      Still is. Ask any small business on Etsy. Screw Temu and Alibaba.

    • @mitaskeledzija6269
      @mitaskeledzija6269 11 днів тому +5

      ​@@leighz1962Tesla said "I do not condemn them for stealing my ideas, but for not having their own.."

  • @crystallowman7552
    @crystallowman7552 18 днів тому +113

    Edison was a piece of work.

    • @Beemer917
      @Beemer917 16 днів тому

      No, Edison was scum.

    • @joejones9520
      @joejones9520 4 дні тому

      w/out him every device and convenience you take for granted wouldnt exist

    • @Krlowanigu-mg6eg
      @Krlowanigu-mg6eg 4 дні тому

      Edison was a cheater stealer of Tesla patents!

    • @luisderivas6005
      @luisderivas6005 День тому

      @@joejones9520 And without Tesla, we wouldn't be able to distribute power to them.

  • @traumgeist
    @traumgeist 18 днів тому +63

    Madman Mike doesn’t look like someone who would make up wild stories to draw attention to himself.

    • @ATomRileyA
      @ATomRileyA 18 днів тому +11

      He reminds me of a guy i worked with that was always trying to impress people saying he made this or that and turned out he was just telling people about things you could buy in the information unlimited catalog and passing them off as his own.
      Sad really but he was nice enough guy so i just let him carry on with it.

    • @Sniperboy5551
      @Sniperboy5551 18 днів тому +10

      That’s sarcasm, right?

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому

      If I were Mad Mike I would have taken that money & disappear after fooling those people into thinking my contraption actually worked. Only to be found years later residing in Texas and with one deep-fried noodle

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому

      If I were Mad Mike I would have taken that money & disappear after fooling those people into thinking my contraption actually worked. Only to be found years later residing in Texas and with one deep-fried noodle 🧠 👈🍳

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому

      If I were Mad Mike I would have taken that money & disappear after fooling those people into thinking my contraption actually worked. Only to be found years later residing in Texas and with one deep-fried noodle 🧠👉🍳

  • @guildpilotone
    @guildpilotone 18 днів тому +143

    I would not be surprised to learn that the US government kept some of Tela's work.

    • @TimMcKenna_Design
      @TimMcKenna_Design 18 днів тому +31

      They did. When he died, The FBI emptied his apartment of all scientific research.

    • @trent3872
      @trent3872 18 днів тому

      Being the most corrupt government on earth I wouldn't be surprised. 😮

    • @mikepalmer2219
      @mikepalmer2219 18 днів тому +15

      Duh. The fbi raided his hotel room after he died.

    • @guildpilotone
      @guildpilotone 18 днів тому

      @@mikepalmer2219 duh yourself. I just responded to the question posed at the end of the video, Of all 5 segments, the US keeping Tesla docs is most plausible. Take your condescension and peddle it somewhere else.

    • @jaysonraphaelmurdock8812
      @jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 18 днів тому +7

      Supposedly some of his ideas have already come out.

  • @wbnc66
    @wbnc66 18 днів тому +69

    a missed Rudolph Diesel, the fellow who invented the diesel engine...boarded a ship and went POOf right out of existence. at the time that engine was groundbreaking. it gave navies a definite advantage over steam power. I have heard theories that he was supposedly offed to keep him from giving diesel technology to other nations

    • @SmedlyButler-cq5iq
      @SmedlyButler-cq5iq 17 днів тому

      It was originally designed to run on peanut oil and the Rockefellers didn't like that too much

    • @semigoth299
      @semigoth299 15 днів тому +2

      Carl Benz did him in

    • @duudsuufd
      @duudsuufd 15 днів тому

      He jumped from that ship to end his life.

    • @SmedlyButler-cq5iq
      @SmedlyButler-cq5iq 15 днів тому

      @@duudsuufd nope

    • @wallytangofoxtrot4721
      @wallytangofoxtrot4721 15 днів тому +10

      Diesel’s idea was to have the tools in the hands of farmers that could grow the fuel for the tractors on the land as they produced their crops. The original BIOFUELS.
      This natural, independent and decentralized approach to productivity threatened the centralized monopoly chemical and petroleum cartels as well as the financiers who would later use petroleum as a back stop for their monopoly finance.
      Additionally, independent food security was a threat to social engineers that rely on starvation as their ultimate control weapon.
      The motor was never originally intended to run on petroleum. THAT is the misdirection.

  • @superdupercooper5826
    @superdupercooper5826 14 днів тому +15

    I have no doubt that Edison is guilty of all kinds of evils. Just a surface examination of his life reveals a lot.

  • @jameslahey2005
    @jameslahey2005 18 днів тому +160

    Wow. Edison was just a snake in the grass

    • @pyewackett5
      @pyewackett5 18 днів тому +20

      Erm yeah.
      From the get go ...

    • @dnice374
      @dnice374 18 днів тому +32

      yeah, he was a really terrible person from many accounts

    • @leighz1962
      @leighz1962 18 днів тому +4

      Most are promoted to be false idols torn down as needed.

    • @quajay187
      @quajay187 17 днів тому +6

      yup.. an evil mastermind, he was.

    • @Spectre-wd9dl
      @Spectre-wd9dl 15 днів тому

      Most of the big business historical figures are absolute trash.

  • @mckeeasdf
    @mckeeasdf 11 днів тому +15

    Being different, successful, or controversial, always makes you a target. Being all three can be deadly.

  • @Sypaka
    @Sypaka 17 днів тому +77

    "The screw vanished and reappeared a few feet away"
    Yes, that's what throwing actually does.

    • @duudsuufd
      @duudsuufd 15 днів тому +7

      I even lost screws that I found months later... Under a cabinet.

    • @user-fj8wr8jh4e
      @user-fj8wr8jh4e 11 днів тому

      @@duudsuufd monkaS

    • @Indiskret1
      @Indiskret1 10 днів тому +4

      @@duudsuufd Get a bodyguard, quick! 😁

    • @johnvirginia7238
      @johnvirginia7238 9 днів тому

      But time was moving slower for the screw once the screw started moving. 😂

    • @mobilegameplaywalkthroughs990
      @mobilegameplaywalkthroughs990 8 днів тому +2

      That happens to me every time I blink while something is moving.

  • @Haywire-Alguire
    @Haywire-Alguire 17 днів тому +50

    Somebody invents and the government takes it. Sometimes they make these inventors 'dissapear'. That is so fucked up.

    • @LorindaSmith-vy9xh
      @LorindaSmith-vy9xh 15 днів тому +8

      Like a ton of scientists... they all oddly die of odd reasons...

    • @imranjaved4425
      @imranjaved4425 6 днів тому +6

      Always has been like that, look at the guy who made a car which needed no fuel….. he disappeared and the car vanished

    • @SpiritGirlSF
      @SpiritGirlSF 6 днів тому +4

      Holistic doctors dying mysteriously after 2000. "The Lost Century and How to Reclaim it" goes into great detail about technology inventors who go bye bye.

  • @comtruise402
    @comtruise402 12 днів тому +9

    I know this isn’t anything wondrous or remarkable (and it probably applies to a lot of old viewers), but it’s crazy how I used to watch (and read) these videos when I was in my senior year of high school with the same delight that I have in watching (and listening to) these videos today, 3 countries, a marriage and two kids later. Thank you Dark 5.

  • @wesrrowlands8309
    @wesrrowlands8309 18 днів тому +130

    Pretty sure Edison just had the guy bumped off since he couldn't outright steal the ideas like usual. Surprised he never had Tesla taken out.

    • @jaysonraphaelmurdock8812
      @jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 18 днів тому +16

      He kinda did.

    • @TheSilmarillian
      @TheSilmarillian 18 днів тому +22

      He kinda did by discrediting him and his work.

    • @Rodger_Phillips
      @Rodger_Phillips 18 днів тому +16

      Indeed, I suspect that Tesla had powerful though shadowed allies in Edison's own circle which made Tesla untouchable for direct action so instead Edison had him discredited, leading to his sad end in this life. Tesla should have lived more comfortably than he did. and his inventions were far a head of their time that the Money Hungry powerful could allow.
      example, Edison.

    • @curiousbystander9193
      @curiousbystander9193 18 днів тому

      @@Rodger_Phillips your logic fails you..... if tesla had powerful shadow allies, help us understand how tommy f'd him. search in my own words 1908

    • @Excremental_Discharge
      @Excremental_Discharge 18 днів тому +13

      I'm more interested in Jon T. Trump's involvement with Tesla

  • @FrithonaHrududu02127
    @FrithonaHrududu02127 18 днів тому +55

    I'm guessing the dude in the thumbnail didn't get a lot of babysitting gigs.

    • @dckatyx9577
      @dckatyx9577 15 днів тому

      If he identifies as a 16 year old girl, Liberals would be honored to entrust him with their children.

    • @robertfrederick4714
      @robertfrederick4714 7 днів тому +1

      😂

    • @user-ug1dh1zy4v
      @user-ug1dh1zy4v 6 днів тому +1

      He was taken too soon, long before he had a chance of ever babysitting you

  • @marlenehoy2487
    @marlenehoy2487 18 днів тому +69

    Mad Mike was a fascinating guy. I remember his interview by Art Bell and how Mike said he jumped through his device only to wake up miles away with memory loss, and how his experimental equipment went missing. Wherever he is now???

    • @ChaoticHoly
      @ChaoticHoly 18 днів тому +40

      Living in Texas. He's still doing his thing, but is no longer public about it. "The Why Files" (another YT channel) covered Mad Mike a few months ago in detail.

    • @ThreeLittleBirds111
      @ThreeLittleBirds111 18 днів тому +28

      I used to live in the high mountains of BC Canada way off the grid and had one of the radios Art Bell was always promoting. Art kept me awake listening to his Coast to Coast program every night ..I was addicted to his program which was the largest syndicated simultaneously broadcasted program in the world. I think over 500 radio stations simultaneously broadcasted the Art Bell's program...He was the best....RIP Art...we miss ya old pal.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому +5

      Mad Mike certainly has that slightly-psycho, penetrating stare that exudes a bit of a 'Helter Skelter' vibe, doesn't it? I'm not sure how he did it, but all that time travel really baked his noodle.

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому

      If I were Mad Mike I would have taken the money & disappeared after fooling those people into thinking my contraption actually worked... Only to be found years later residing in Texas with one deep-fried noodle🧠👉🍳

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому

      If I were Mad Mike I would have taken that money & disappear after fooling those people into thinking my contraption actually worked... Only to be found years later residing in Texas & with one deep-fried noodle🧠👉🍳

  • @elena_m19
    @elena_m19 18 днів тому +44

    This is why I have loved this channel since the early days.

    • @user-qb8yr4vb4u
      @user-qb8yr4vb4u 17 днів тому +2

      The dayz when he didn't have a voice

    • @constipatedparker5879
      @constipatedparker5879 7 днів тому

      I really prefer if he didn't use his voice. He's just reading lines from wikipedia.

    • @elena_m19
      @elena_m19 6 днів тому

      @@constipatedparker5879 can you source this?

  • @888brownies
    @888brownies 18 днів тому +28

    the second guy isn’t missing but all his experiment stuff is
    the why files did a video on him a while back

    • @kylegreene1356
      @kylegreene1356 17 днів тому +2

      Why Files is easily the lamest channel that exists.

    • @888brownies
      @888brownies 17 днів тому +2

      @@kylegreene1356 different strokes for different folks

    • @robertelliott3512
      @robertelliott3512 17 днів тому +2

      ​@@kylegreene1356 but that's where smart people go to laugh.

    • @crispyist7939
      @crispyist7939 12 днів тому +1

      Why files is awesome, he debunks alot, but is also quick to admit when he cant

  • @SpaceLord2025
    @SpaceLord2025 11 днів тому +6

    the scientist that discovered invisibility has also disappeared!!!

  • @goofyrulez7914
    @goofyrulez7914 18 днів тому +57

    Like the car that ran on water, it was probably squelched to keep the rich rich.

    • @mike7419
      @mike7419 18 днів тому +12

      I know very little about the car that he developed but anyone that threatens the oil industry is playing Russian roulette.

    • @goofyrulez7914
      @goofyrulez7914 18 днів тому +11

      @@mike7419 - It makes sense, water is hydrogen and oxegen. If there was an easy way to split them, we would have clean energy. I'm sure the oil companies have the secret but the are hanging onto it until the oil runs out, then they can make money on it.

    • @turboimport95
      @turboimport95 18 днів тому +6

      @@goofyrulez7914 oil will never run out, they suppressed it to keep people dependent on oil.

    • @Sniperboy5551
      @Sniperboy5551 18 днів тому +6

      Those engines are not practical whatsoever in terms of energy density and losses. Water isn’t combustible so you need to use electrolysis (which requires electricity) in order to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen.

    • @goofyrulez7914
      @goofyrulez7914 17 днів тому +1

      @@Sniperboy5551 - There's tale of welding rods being able to separate H and O thus allowing this kind of engine.

  • @WILD__THINGS
    @WILD__THINGS 18 днів тому +10

    Second guy sounds like a comic villain origin story

  • @terryhaines8351
    @terryhaines8351 17 днів тому +4

    I remember reading in a Seattle newspaper around the 1970s about a local man who had invented a 100 mpg carburetor. But like so many inventors of that ilk, he vanished.

  • @Bodneyblue
    @Bodneyblue 18 днів тому +14

    That's the scary thing about inventing..you never know who and for what people will use it or do to the inventor to have it for themselves.

    • @turboimport95
      @turboimport95 18 днів тому +1

      that is why you have to forget about greed and profiting off the invention, and instead releasing it anonymously etc. You have to look at the bigger picture and try to help advance human technology.

    • @Sniperboy5551
      @Sniperboy5551 18 днів тому

      @turboimport95 That’s great in theory, but if you had a groundbreaking invention, wouldn’t you at least patent it so you could profit off of it in some way? Royalties, selling the patent, etc. With the amount of time it takes to perfect an invention, you would definitely want to get something out of it. Nothing is anonymous anymore, mostly due to the internet.

    • @boodubai
      @boodubai 16 днів тому +3

      @@Sniperboy5551 Patenting is a way for the government and shadow government know about one's invention. It is suggested to publish it in public and still make money than losing all of it through some greedy corporations.

  • @j.robertsergertson4513
    @j.robertsergertson4513 18 днів тому +9

    Of all these stories the second you said Thomas Edison could've had Le Prince killed to steal his patent . It was Yup that's what happened.

  • @MichaelBrown-ff3go
    @MichaelBrown-ff3go 18 днів тому +28

    What about Pouge? 100mpg carburetor...

  • @morganophelia5963
    @morganophelia5963 18 днів тому +36

    the govt stole teslas stuff too

    • @oldfrittenfett1276
      @oldfrittenfett1276 18 днів тому +3

      The problem with Tesla is that many of his early ideas worked and I think he became sure that all of his ideas would.

    • @stick9648
      @stick9648 18 днів тому

      ​@@oldfrittenfett1276he wouldn't assume something worked .

    • @oldfrittenfett1276
      @oldfrittenfett1276 17 днів тому +1

      @@stick9648 I think if his idea about the wireless transmission of electricity works, someone would have come up with it by now.

    • @duudsuufd
      @duudsuufd 15 днів тому +1

      ​@@oldfrittenfett1276 Maybe it could work. But there would be bad side effects. For the environment, for poorly adjusted devices, ...

    • @AtSafeDistance
      @AtSafeDistance 14 днів тому +1

      @@oldfrittenfett1276 They have, to an extent. There is an invention which allows all the electronics in the room to operate without them being plugged in.

  • @elliotbottel2674
    @elliotbottel2674 18 днів тому +9

    THERES A KID TURNING PLASTIC INTO FUEL.

    • @ATomRileyA
      @ATomRileyA 18 днів тому

      They have been doing that for years, there was a company that sold little reactors to do this.

    • @Sniperboy5551
      @Sniperboy5551 18 днів тому +2

      It probably takes more energy to make than you get out of the fuel. Scientists have been trying to figure this out for years and it’s not economically viable on a large scale. Good for him though, it’s neat.

    • @user-sp4gy7ko5l
      @user-sp4gy7ko5l 17 днів тому +2

      @@Sniperboy5551 He blew himself up recently. He is ok but.

  • @neonshadow5005
    @neonshadow5005 17 днів тому +2

    I remember finding your channel when I first came to YT and you having so many interesting videos. It's awesome that you're still around, and still pushing out content.

  • @somejackball
    @somejackball 18 днів тому +15

    i remember Madman Marcum from the Art Bell show, man that's been decades! i remember he was doing Time Travel stories, or asking real time travelers to call in, one of the 2, maybe both. that was the good ol' days of CoastToCoastAm/Art Bell! ☮

    • @Stable_Genius
      @Stable_Genius 18 днів тому +3

      That's funny you say that. After hearing his story, I wondered if he was ever on CtoC AM

    • @somejackball
      @somejackball 18 днів тому +5

      @@Stable_Genius yep, from what i remember, he actually talked to Art a few times, talked about needing more power so he try the device himself. then after that, he just vanished, Art could never get a hold of him again. i'm sure the actual calls from Marcum to the Art Bell show are on YT somewhere

    • @jasonrackawack9369
      @jasonrackawack9369 18 днів тому

      I cant rember if it was Mad Man Marcum with the time travel or John Hutchison with the Hutchison effect experiments...but I thought one of them got caught steeling power pole transformers for powering his experiments and everything got confiscated by the Canadian govt.

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому

      If I were Mad Mike I would have taken that money & disappear after fooling those people into thinking my contraption actually worked. Only to be found years later residing in Texas and with one deep-fried noodle 🧠👈🍳

    • @cahg3871
      @cahg3871 15 днів тому +1

      @@somejackballthose calls with Art and Mike Marcum are on Coast to Coast are on UA-cam.

  • @blueridger28
    @blueridger28 18 днів тому +14

    what about the bass player for Iron Butterfly? thats a really strange case.

    • @bobdrennan488
      @bobdrennan488 18 днів тому +5

      Or all the drummers from Spinal Tap.

    • @cheearraesquerra
      @cheearraesquerra 18 днів тому +3

      I agree. Nothing about his supposed “disappearance” makes sense.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому +1

      @@bobdrennan488Spinal Tap? You _do_ know that Spinal Tap is a fictional group invented by Rob Reiner, right? Or are you being sarcastic?

    • @bobdrennan488
      @bobdrennan488 17 днів тому +2

      @@koriw1701 *sigh. Yes where do you think he got the idea for the movie? Also yes I'm sarcastic and also wanted to argue they are real I have their albums.

    • @blueridger28
      @blueridger28 17 днів тому +5

      @@koriw1701 real band, fictional back story . I love love love that movie and it's lure.

  • @javier2720
    @javier2720 16 днів тому +5

    if you figure how to make your car run on water keep it to yourself!

  • @LoaderX73
    @LoaderX73 18 днів тому +10

    "Significant grant from the DoD... $500,000." Pennies in DoD terms... that's like UFR requests and fallout money.

    • @shawnbottom4769
      @shawnbottom4769 18 днів тому +2

      A rounding error.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому

      Yes. Slight error. No crime has been committed, so let's just let it slide, shall we?

  • @wildbill2703
    @wildbill2703 18 днів тому +6

    Eadward Muybridge made the first motion picture of a horse running.

    • @pfadiva
      @pfadiva 18 днів тому +6

      It wasn't an actual motion picture; it was a series of still photos.

    • @duudsuufd
      @duudsuufd 15 днів тому +1

      That was not a 'movie'. But it was the idea that moving fast through slides could give the impression of motion. The base principle for a film.

  • @am74343
    @am74343 18 днів тому +6

    Madman Mike Marcum's drawing looks like a piezoelectric quartz watch oscillator circuit.

  • @scottmorse9403
    @scottmorse9403 17 днів тому +2

    Inventors who vanished....
    Then goes on to tell about Dr li. The very first story she disappeared but then came back? She died of old age at 79, never went to China, lived a long and happy life
    So how tf is that disappearing?

  • @salemas5
    @salemas5 18 днів тому +15

    this intro means its already past midnight and you are listening quietly or through headphones for extra spookiness

  • @jjarnold220
    @jjarnold220 14 днів тому +4

    1st inventor did not mysteriously disappear…didn’t make it past that

  • @wastedwarrior1045
    @wastedwarrior1045 18 днів тому +1

    Another Great Video
    Keep’em Coming Brotha 🤙🏻😎

  • @dnice374
    @dnice374 18 днів тому +1

    Great video, thanks

  • @DanaOrtiz
    @DanaOrtiz 18 днів тому +8

    I have a theory that when we finally invent quantum computers, humanity will end. The whole process will restart again.

    • @Necron990
      @Necron990 18 днів тому +3

      Hope we get it right next time.

    • @mikepalmer2219
      @mikepalmer2219 18 днів тому

      Quantum computers partnered with AI.

    • @pirobot668beta
      @pirobot668beta 18 днів тому

      Same prediction was made about TV..."the ruin of civilization"
      Same prediction was made about Gutenberg and his printing press..."the end of Faith"
      In another 50 years, there's gonna be another existential crisis that turns out to be a dud.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому

      Is that because quantum computers will finally be able to calculate the 9 billion names of God? Yep. I heard that once that's done, all the stars will start winking out...

    • @paulsaulpaul
      @paulsaulpaul 16 днів тому

      Already invented a long time ago. You can even use one right now. Google "IBM Quantum Platform" and make an account. They even have free plans.

  • @chughi
    @chughi 18 днів тому +13

    Mad Man Mike happened in my hometown

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому

      "'Happened' in your hometown?" How did he 'happen?'

    • @chughi
      @chughi 17 днів тому +2

      @koriw1701 well.. he happened to live there.. it just so happened that he lived one block over from my house, also.. it just so happens that I remember the day he was arrested, because I was walking home from school and the police had put up yellow police tape around the house.. that's kind of how it happened.

    • @user-ug1dh1zy4v
      @user-ug1dh1zy4v 6 днів тому

      Well, that certainly cleared up all the confusion

  • @aaronfrizzel3821
    @aaronfrizzel3821 18 днів тому

    that was great . keep ,em coming.

  • @Mil185
    @Mil185 18 днів тому +3

    never underestimate the greed of people they were all taken out...

  • @RobCCTV
    @RobCCTV 18 днів тому +5

    I invented the inflatable pocket paperweight. Its such a revolutionary invention, I could be kidnapped by the government any minute...

  • @NileshRaval-ko4yr
    @NileshRaval-ko4yr 18 днів тому +328

    Got in at AMS69X at $1 but will be holding it till $50. Even at that price market cap is reasonable for its tech.

  • @ptdunn77
    @ptdunn77 7 днів тому +1

    In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after.[1] On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.

  • @alvideos2145
    @alvideos2145 18 днів тому +4

    Did you see the size of the guys head in the thumbnail mike? Dude must be a genius.

  • @spaceo8568
    @spaceo8568 18 днів тому +4

    Iconic intro.

  • @khalilriley5729
    @khalilriley5729 15 днів тому

    One of the best channels on UA-cam!!!

  • @JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81
    @JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81 18 днів тому +2

    Never been this early. Dope!

  • @Ghost7065
    @Ghost7065 18 днів тому +3

    I see Mad Man, i click.

  • @kootenaiblades946
    @kootenaiblades946 18 днів тому +10

    Always great content.

  • @bostonfrank6739
    @bostonfrank6739 15 днів тому

    excellent video & narration

  • @MrCody6925
    @MrCody6925 4 дні тому +1

    I feel like I haven't seen a Dark5 video in a long time. Lol good to be back 🤘

  • @slh950
    @slh950 18 днів тому +3

    what no Diesel??

  • @ssgt.swiney705
    @ssgt.swiney705 18 днів тому +45

    That truck hitting that first lady in broad daylight and her dying shortly after sure was a mysterious disappearance.............

    • @VAPrepper757
      @VAPrepper757 18 днів тому +13

      She disappeared in 2003 and never heard from again until a car hit her in 2014 so she did disappear for 11 years until someone found her and hit her

    • @dontbetreadin4777
      @dontbetreadin4777 18 днів тому +13

      @@VAPrepper757 You mean she was minding her own business and living a private life.... She didn't 'Disappear' LOL

    • @benjalucian1515
      @benjalucian1515 18 днів тому +5

      @@dontbetreadin4777 Exactly. If her son could reach her, she went low contact, she didn't disappear.

    • @HubertofLiege
      @HubertofLiege 18 днів тому +1

      China

    • @Edgar-1183
      @Edgar-1183 17 днів тому +2

      So no one finds the (her husband who's in his 40's had a heart attack right then & their) suspicious...

  • @wazzy4877
    @wazzy4877 16 днів тому +2

    How did some of these individuals “disappear” the 71 year old lady died of a heart attack and Tesla in a hotel room kinda click baited a lil

  • @cthulholmhastur5317
    @cthulholmhastur5317 18 днів тому

    Love it!

  • @vivekgamer285
    @vivekgamer285 18 днів тому +183

    Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into AMS69X. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому +3

      You have been scammed. Don't you read the news?

    • @froggyspond1133
      @froggyspond1133 17 днів тому

      @@koriw1701it’s a bot.

    • @mitaskeledzija6269
      @mitaskeledzija6269 11 днів тому

      ​@@koriw1701these bots wildin lol he don't know blockchain will just die in couple years..

  • @adamhuckfeldt2895
    @adamhuckfeldt2895 16 днів тому +4

    If I'm not mistaken, The Why Files did a bit about Mad Mike and his experiences. It's worth a watch. Fear the crabcat!

  • @angelascalia4165
    @angelascalia4165 15 днів тому +2

    Edison also tried to destroy Tesla for his invention of free electricity…

  • @Bluestreak589
    @Bluestreak589 18 днів тому +2

    Mike Markham appeared with Art Bell during Art's - Too short - "Comeback" hosting Midnight In the Desert around 2015. As I recall Art commented it was rather difficult trying to find and contact Madman Mike.

  • @user-ty1oe4zs7e
    @user-ty1oe4zs7e 18 днів тому +412

    AMS69X will change lives this year. Hold for long and let's see what happen.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому

      You are being scammed! Don't you people ever read the news? It's all bs

  • @Zeyek1
    @Zeyek1 18 днів тому +4

    yup dark 5

  • @stevenwhuntva
    @stevenwhuntva 17 днів тому +2

    The number of these "invention" that are about as real as Batman....

  • @themanonthewallgammairradi8763
    @themanonthewallgammairradi8763 15 днів тому +1

    Accepting a grant from the DoD is like accepting an invite to a Diddy party...

  • @Ooga_Boogaaaaa
    @Ooga_Boogaaaaa 18 днів тому +18

    I mean most of these are unverified stories, example mad man Mike isn’t missing at all

    • @flintflix3327
      @flintflix3327 18 днів тому +4

      The why files covered him he is alive.

    • @heliosgnosis2744
      @heliosgnosis2744 18 днів тому +2

      That said he is not missing and alive and his invention and tech, DID work, was it time or space travel, space as in distance from one point to the next not up above our heads. So that is pretty epic

    • @iyeetsecurity922
      @iyeetsecurity922 18 днів тому

      Challenge accepted!

    • @mikepalmer2219
      @mikepalmer2219 18 днів тому +2

      He was missing for a little while but then came out of hiding if memory serves me right,

    • @Mr.Beverly
      @Mr.Beverly 18 днів тому +4

      I heard he’s now the manager of a Cinnabon in Omaha, NE.

  • @iamfinkyuk
    @iamfinkyuk 17 днів тому +5

    Your content is good, but the ai voice is kinda annoying.

    • @CarlosHernandez-xn7gi
      @CarlosHernandez-xn7gi 11 днів тому +1

      It's not ai...

    • @susanlisson7066
      @susanlisson7066 11 днів тому +1

      Even if it’s not an ai voice, it’s hard to listen to that voice. He should just speak normally without that tone.

    • @Showerofjyzz
      @Showerofjyzz 11 днів тому +1

      I like the voice 🤷‍♂️

    • @SuperMegaWoofer3000
      @SuperMegaWoofer3000 10 днів тому +1

      He’s been talking like this for years. It’s a real voice.

    • @iamfinkyuk
      @iamfinkyuk 10 днів тому +1

      Thanks everyone - and no offense intended to the guy who made this - the voice just SOUNDS artifical and is hard to listen to

  • @AlienScientist
    @AlienScientist 15 днів тому

    I love how this stuff is engraved in Legend now... You can thank me and Tim Ventura that you know any of this information! This ALL would have been covered up..

  • @AshCupric
    @AshCupric 15 днів тому +2

    If someone has an revolutionary invention, the powers-that-be want them gone. Anything that alters society risks them losing money and control.

    • @joejones9520
      @joejones9520 4 дні тому

      this happens only in your imagination

  • @DennisMoore664
    @DennisMoore664 18 днів тому +5

    Scary the lengths some people will go to maintain the status quo.

    • @Stable_Genius
      @Stable_Genius 18 днів тому +2

      That status quo allows those same poeple to build and maintain their wealth and power.

  • @dsmyify
    @dsmyify 18 днів тому +6

    Ning Li lives at the underground complex under Area 51.

    • @mrsjackbauer1
      @mrsjackbauer1 18 днів тому

      You are talking nonsense You have no idea what happened.

    • @dsmyify
      @dsmyify 18 днів тому +1

      @mrsjackbauer1 I was thinking of a different Ning Li.

    • @koriw1701
      @koriw1701 17 днів тому

      🤣🤣🤣

  • @foxhazhax4845
    @foxhazhax4845 17 днів тому

    Very good video. Much like.

  • @starflowermarie86
    @starflowermarie86 18 днів тому

    Not sure if I have commented this before, but i love this channel!✨ it always has stories that haven't been told before

  • @cattameme
    @cattameme 18 днів тому +7

    I watch these while I sit in the shower.

    • @non11171
      @non11171 18 днів тому +7

      Who sits in the shower with their phone?

    • @OtakuKawaiiKat
      @OtakuKawaiiKat 18 днів тому +1

      @@non11171i do

    • @androwaydie4081
      @androwaydie4081 18 днів тому

      Touch grass.

    • @Shrooms84
      @Shrooms84 18 днів тому +1

      Weirdo

    • @cattameme
      @cattameme 18 днів тому +1

      @@non11171 i sit the phone on top of the toilet and watch it from inside the tub and I do this 3x a day because I grew up on a Native Reserve that had no showers.

  • @theill3stgoblinking693
    @theill3stgoblinking693 18 днів тому +7

    John McAfee didn't killed himself either

  • @masonrodriguez5334
    @masonrodriguez5334 18 днів тому +1

    Good man.

  • @cincyjohn69
    @cincyjohn69 6 днів тому

    Great topic

  • @POLARTTYRTM
    @POLARTTYRTM 18 днів тому +3

    The most likely explanation for these, is that they were secretly sought by the military under extremely strict contracts to work on top secret research and projects. This is not a conspiracy, there are documents and accounts talking about this, they could spend years or the rest of their life without ever seeing anyone again, important to note that many military researchers and developers are mostly completely unknown people and in their first public mention, no one really knows who they are because no one has ever heard of them. So that is always a possibility, especially if they were working on a novel invention that some people saw the potential of for military use.

    • @1MSubsNovideos
      @1MSubsNovideos 18 днів тому

      Can you provide any sources for these secret military projects that these inventors were working for and how this is the cause behind their disappearance?

  • @Gamer1990100
    @Gamer1990100 18 днів тому +9

    They all got clinton'ed

    • @janemiettinen5176
      @janemiettinen5176 18 днів тому

      If you think Clinton is in charge, youre in for a huge surprise.. and most of the actual culprits seem to favor the other party anyway. Even Clinton was threatened to quit looking into ufos, or get the Kennedy treatment. Maybe he threatened himself..

  • @bexiexz
    @bexiexz 8 днів тому +1

    love the vocal pacing

  • @DeceptionEarth
    @DeceptionEarth 16 днів тому +1

    The intro sound is legendary🔥

  • @eazy1488
    @eazy1488 18 днів тому +70

    I love ur content but I do miss the older videos that felt more rich just not a fan of the ai stuff on some of the other 5 channels

    • @OtakuKawaiiKat
      @OtakuKawaiiKat 18 днів тому +21

      Dark5 channel was so good for such a long time it sucks he fell victim to the ai bullshit

    • @barbecueman6352
      @barbecueman6352 18 днів тому +3

      Is he’s using an AI voice or AI script or AI effects?

    • @fuzzyyy
      @fuzzyyy 18 днів тому +11

      What ai are you guys talking about? You mean the few images he shows?

    • @heliosgnosis2744
      @heliosgnosis2744 18 днів тому +5

      @@fuzzyyy They probably think "all" the other narrator voices of the other channels are A.I. and not human perhaps?

    • @fuzzyyy
      @fuzzyyy 18 днів тому +15

      @@heliosgnosis2744 I rewatched some of the video to make sure I wasn't missing anything. There are a couple possible ai images in there but that's all I can see when it comes to ai, he's always used stock images and stock videos so I don't mind a few images thrown in there, other than that, nothing points to this "falling victim of ai bullshit" I hear. Weird.

  • @jimbo33
    @jimbo33 16 днів тому +14

    It would be much better if the narrator talked in a regular voice!

    • @craignel
      @craignel 11 днів тому +4

      Have you heard his "regular" voice??

    • @LiveFreeOrDie2A
      @LiveFreeOrDie2A 10 днів тому +2

      Get your ears or auditory processing circuits checked.. because this guy’s very real voice, is like narrator nicotine. I never have and never will get enough of it. The one-two punch combo of the intro followed by the sound of his narration coming in, is a literal dopamine hit for me and tens of thousands of his other years (even a decade + !!) long subscribers.

    • @yourname5157
      @yourname5157 10 днів тому

      Are you expecting a loud and annoying voice? couple of screaming here and there?

  • @DSWL_
    @DSWL_ 18 днів тому

    thanks

  • @funniebunnie4u
    @funniebunnie4u 18 днів тому +3

    What remains of this channel, is nothing like it used to be. Sad...

  • @brianshissler3263
    @brianshissler3263 15 днів тому +1

    If a full forensic investigation of edison were possible to do today, i think we would find him the be a criminal and thief, not an inventor.

    • @joejones9520
      @joejones9520 4 дні тому

      no we wouldnt...we all have access to the same info; how do some people get things so wrong?

  • @MichaelRoy-hc3lz
    @MichaelRoy-hc3lz 18 днів тому +1

    I was hoping someone would cover this

  • @jitendragupta5959
    @jitendragupta5959 18 днів тому +409

    AMS69X will be huge baby!

    • @_barncat
      @_barncat 18 днів тому +3

      ?

    • @Bigrignohio
      @Bigrignohio 18 днів тому +27

      @@_barncatJust more crypto scambots. They even buy likes.

    • @kylee2942
      @kylee2942 18 днів тому +8

      ​@@Bigrignohiodisgusting

    • @Zer0fuks
      @Zer0fuks 17 днів тому +5

      ​@@BigrignohioChinese AI data harvest too.

    • @denniscrane9753
      @denniscrane9753 17 днів тому

      @@Bigrignohiohow much do they pay?😂

  • @robertdoss7272
    @robertdoss7272 10 днів тому +4

    Worst ai narration ever..hey ai get off the speed

    • @Unibot47
      @Unibot47 10 днів тому +1

      Glad it's not just me...

  • @jonathanjimmyshearman2500
    @jonathanjimmyshearman2500 18 днів тому

    These were awesome, very in depth and very interesting stories, those kinds that draw your mind right into them.

  • @burtonthegrape9217
    @burtonthegrape9217 10 днів тому +1

    They were killed either because Jealousy or because they made something someone didn't want out

  • @ChenkillerTv
    @ChenkillerTv 18 днів тому +3

    First

  • @justinspicyrhino3075
    @justinspicyrhino3075 18 днів тому +7

    Dr. Trump....🤣

    • @matthewcombs5387
      @matthewcombs5387 18 днів тому +3

      An obvious fraud

    • @matthewk6731
      @matthewk6731 18 днів тому

      Pay attention asshats.
      Dr. Trump was Donald's uncle.

    • @trent3872
      @trent3872 18 днів тому +2

      Didn't take long for the Tds to show up. Bidens uncle was supposed to be on here, but he was eaten by a cannibal 😂😂😂

    • @matthewk6731
      @matthewk6731 18 днів тому +2

      @trent3872 Yeah. And my earlier comment was deleted by the anti-1st Amendment Overlords.

    • @trent3872
      @trent3872 18 днів тому

      @@matthewk6731 You can tell an election is nearing, paid leftist bots and UA-cam blocking conservative content.

  • @MegaTriumph1
    @MegaTriumph1 15 днів тому +1

    All B/S, except the movie guy, that paten was very important.