There's actually a lot you could cover on that channel. Like how slurpee machines are never cleaned. I worked at a 7 eleven and was told by the owner it's never been cleaned in the 20+years of use. Only the outside has been cleaned. Even then we used the same rags to clean everything in the store.
I don’t have a problem with how fast this guy speaks as I can still understand him and process what is being said. My problem is that it still takes him forever to get to the point.
It's such a shame that there's been so much distrust between the US and Russia .If we were able to combine our efforts to explore our own solar system and share the costs ,the results would be amazing .
ALL the major gov'ts have been secretly working together for decades - ever since the Roswell incident. They use the illusion of conflict to be able to appropriate huge sums for the MIC, which then supplies the technology and manpower to build all the projects the 'secret space program' requires. What we see in public is but an illusion and psy-ops to keep the public in the dark.
@@maximnoize8760 if you would do your research you would know why they don't use pencils in the station, cause of graphite, it can clog the vent systems and cause disasters.
So the lander is in pieces... no rover has been found yet... you assume that it is within 15 meters making the assumption that it wasn't torn from its umbilical.
I thought our favorite narrator was going to tell us USAs CIA spirited the Rover away to study its secrets. Or ussr's best working Theory assuming astronauts from the US Switched Off the Rover. No doubt entire Landing site will become one of the red star space line tourist attractions opening by the year 2121. And a debate whether to protect early era probe from Mars elements will ensue. Either by constructing an overhead building or moving its Underground.
@@quokka7555 So velocity and the impact that was sufficient to break the lander apart, the rover miraculously was still attached by the umbilical. Me thinks you not thought it through enough.
In 1969, the whole country was riveted by the NASA landing of men on the moon. Obviously BIG news that was covered in full page newspaper articles. But I remember reading the newspaper, and reading a tiny article that stated that the Soviets had landed an unmanned vehicle on the moon, just days after the Apollo landing. Obviously, this was overshadowed by the Apollo mission, but I was still impressed by the Soviet venture.
I was actually on the way to Yosemite, along with my brother for a three day there. We had stopped in Mariposa for a lunch break and heard the landing announcement on the car radio.
I appreciate the narrator's speed and cadence because I am a lifelong sufferer of HDHD and prefer to absorb information on Turbo-mode. Keep em coming 🤞😉🚬
I’m a native English speaker, and I struggle to understand the narration as he blurts out the words in a very fast and slurred manner, it’s really unpleasant to listen to. So I don’t bother. Lord knows how non native English speakers manage.
Hello from Germany 🇩🇪 😂 I am using 100 % brain 🧠 processing power for this. Great video, but a reduction in speak speed about 20 % would be good for us all. But i still loved it
Well, Mars 3 wasn't exactly "secret", as its launch was known about and its landing on Mars was mentioned at the time by the USSR on December 7th, 1971 (the Prop-M rover *was* secret however). It was the 2nd spacecraft to *hit* Mars, as it landed at the speed of 20.7 meters per second (46 mph) which is a pretty darn hard landing! It also didn't send a full picture, but only 70 lines that only showed a grey noisy background and no detail. By contrast, the Viking 1 lander touched down at only 2.4 meters per second (5.4 mph) and took a very large number of images from the surface.
Yeah, the Soviets really did have a bold space program and the only one that maintained manned space flight contiguously since the 1960s. Even though the first manned Soyuz flight resulted in the death of the astronaut onboard, they fixed the parachute issue and kept that Soyuz program going to this day. There is something to be said for consistency. They found a solution and stuck with it.
Well, I think you mean continuous rather than contiguously. There were some gaps in the early Soviet manned space program, most notably a 2-year gap between Voshkod 2 and Soyuz-1, and another 2-year gap between the fatal Soyuz 11 mission and the redesigned Soyuz 12 spacecraft mission. The US also had a number of gaps between its various crewed space programs as well.
The problem with the west is that the western media would not let go of scandalizing a project that suffered casualties. It would be an endless trope of whining and demands for resignation and shutdown. That’s the one thing dictators got going for them, they don’t have to put up with journalists and other whiny maggots.
I remember now. The narrator guy has a small data package with his provider and has to say everything he can is as short a time possible 😉 That's it for this months data. Expected the next upload when his data is renewed 👏 👌
They are broadcasting from a small submarine that is on the secret patrol in undisclosed location. They are allowed short transmissions only when sub is on the surface ;)
People have been wondering that aloud since 1980. No, I've been hearing it for that long. That was the year I became old enough to fall for the fear campaign. Me at age ten: 'Oh no a nuclear war is coming! We're all going to die!' I don't even know how long this has been going on. My point is - don't live that way. Stop watching the news or whatever media it is that has you wasting your thoughts on this.
@@Showerofjyzz No need to panic. Just go under your desk and curl up with your hands over your head, fingers interlaced. Do that and you'll be safe, they told us so in school. No worries bro.
@@ronofthesea5953 It's worth being aware of and concerned about. I support strategic arms reduction and peace agreements, it's the least I can say. Conflicts between nuclear powers are dangerous.
The footage of the "first man made object on the Moon" is not of that at all, but is instead of one of the Lunokhod probes, which were launched well after Apollo 11.
@george vcelar I think the animation of the descent to Mars us from something else as I instantly recognised it as something I saw on TV when I was very young in the 70s, when this was still secret.
i think that if that had happened then we wouldn't even have reached to the moon because all these developments were made due to competition for example - now, there haven't been major developments as now no competitions is there
Ironically, competition probably made both sides work harder, so collaboration may not have bore the same progress. I know you want collaboration to be king but competition sometimes can bring out the best in humans.
It's cool how the ski rover needed a cable to operate (maximum 15M) but the camera recording it all, with incredible zoom capabilities, had no problem from approx 100M without cable.
@@darawhelan4324 even the u.s. videos of our moon landing are from earth. Buzz himself has even stated this was a recreation. They did not have the technology then to stream a video from the moon to earth and broadcast it live on top of that.
I wish I had known about this landing when it happened. I think my whole (American) opinion of the Soviet Space program would have been different. I know it was the height of the Cold War, but it sucks that humans can't just openly share information because of politics. I have always been a fan of The Soyuz Heavy Launch Vehicles -I think they are cool -looking in their own right...
America won't even share information with its allies when it says it will. Not in a million years would they have discussed anything back then with those pesky commies.
It wasn't because of politics...it was because this tech is the same tech you'd use to deliver nuclear payloads to your adversaries and/or establish bases throughout the solar system. Not the kind of thing you should be flippant about in the name of some sentimental 'brotherhood of science' way.
"It's small rover remains to be found..." (Cut to: INT. Martian Residence) (Soviet Rover sitting on coffee table in center of room) Martian Wife: (Closes Dark Space window in browser and glowers towards husband) Martian Husband: (Looks around the room sheepishly, begins twiddling appendages and whistling nonsensically) Martian Wife: What did I tell you about bringing that thing home?!
I love the fast talking. For someone with a busy schedule, I value videos that are quick, straight to the point with no BS filler intro shit. I’m always trying to cram more information into a shorter period of time, so thank you!
The "Space Race" was a logo of attempting galactic domination, a starting age of star wars, the soviets trial and error, gained resaerch far beyond US, espionage of the west attempted to revert that, also a symbolic moon landing.
The Soviets couldn't even quickly field reliable ICBM missiles back then. Much less build a reliable TV or car ... They "fought" half the cold war thru outright bluffs. I don't know where some of you get your info from but to wonder why the Ruskies utterly failed going to Mars and deploying anything isn't a mindbender or the embarrassment of why they "hid it". Like we didn't know. Y'all might want to actually look at some real history thru the declassified eyes of those who were there fighting this "war" of information and not believe so much b.s. like I'm reading on here from half wacked out Q nutjobs.
Well, either I've forgot there was landings on Mars or I never knew in the first place! Either way, I've learned that there have been landings on Mars and from what I can make out, they're still planning future missions.
The knowledge you can't get in college. You need to remember this was during the cold war. Not a lot of cooperation between US & USSR. It wasnt until 1978 that there was a joint mission in Skylab where a Soyuz capsule dockef with Skylab, and the crews shook hands in a photo op. Shortly after (3 years) Skylab burnt up, & crashed into the ocean. NASA started the Shuttles programs testing in 1979. The ISS didn't come about until the turn of the millennium. But yeah, Russia's been sending stuff to Mars and Venus too. I belive theyve also been shooting sattellites to Jupiter as well. We concentrated on the Moon, and Voyager's 1 & 2.
Space exploration is a project unlike any in human history. Respect to ALL space explorers - the scientists, engineers, astronauts, workers, taxpayers etc. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Funny how we didnt have cellphones or internet or many other techy wireless stuff until less than a couple of decades ago but they could fly a spaceship all the way to mars and receive data and pictures all wirelessly in the 60s 🤔
The govt will hold all tech for 50 years before releasing to the public if deemed beneficial. If you think we are advanced now, you can only imagine the tech now, govt is 50 years ahead of what we think is possible.
FYI, the tilt angle of the Earth is about 23.5 degrees. I wonder how messed up our seasons would be if we were tilted at 64 degrees. It would definitely mess with our day/night cycle as the year progresses. A lot more of the planet would experience total darkness during winter and the opposite for summer.
Have you noticed how the moons phases have gone wonky since 2012.? The moons usual phases here in California were always in a predictable vertical shaded position.These days it is shaded in its vertical position for a few days,than flips into a horizontal position for a few days. This would indicate a change in the wobble of the earth's rotational spin.The culprit must be the uneven melting of the ice caps at the poles. Indeed there is an ancient predynastic hieroglyphic carving in Egypt that talks about how during the reign of 1 Pharoah the sun rose in the east,& during the reign of another Pharoah it rose in the west. What that suggests is pretty obvious,a pole shift.
@@tr7b410 I have heard of this event in ancient Egypt, but I don't know what to make of it. From my understanding a pole shift has more to due with the magnetic polarity of the planet which has shifted in the past. For the whole planet to actually shift would be absolutely devastating, especially since this reference seems to say that it occurred over a day's time frame. I would need to see a lecture by an actual planetary specialist or group of specialists before I would believe the planet flipped in a day. You have to remember that the planet is about 24,000 miles in circumference, so to have a planet shift in a days time frame the planet would have to travel 12,000 miles in a short period of time. The acceleration a deceleration for this to happen would knock everyone and everything off their asses. The amount of stress placed on the tectonic plates would cause world wide earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, as well as massive tsunamis. In other words, worldwide destruction on a scale not seen since the extinction of the dinosaurs. If you find out anymore information on what happened in ancient Egypt let me know.
@@flyboy38a All I know is in the past 4 nights the 🌙 moon has been shaded in 4 different positions relative to earth.This is not procession. 4 years ago I read several reports of people claiming the sun was now rising in a different position than they had observed previously for decades.Those comments cannot be found anywhere on the internet. Ditto people observing tides flowing out of certain bays,& onto other areas where they never flowed before. I saw 1 scientific blog about the uneven melting of the ice caps.That resource has also been deleted. Something ain't right.
Maybe it's the way my brain is operating at 1am. I can't understand what's going on at full speed but I think you're right. It becomes watchable at 0.75 speed.
Indeed. I enjoy the fascinating content of this channel, but i cant subscribe until the narrator decides to sloe down. Its like he drank a gallon of coffee before recording
Bright minds think alike! :) I did exactly the same thing before seeing your comment. The author of this video should stop taking Adderall before recording his narrations...
@@PHOBOS1708 not really. Mars is less dynamic than most thing. Ancient river beds, stone structures of millions of years almost entirely untouched. There are no super thick sand storms as we see in movies. Merely thin dust moving around the planet. But very thin and not causing erosion or big dunes.
His enunciation is perfect at high speed. I like it. Narrator's that slowly and painfully drag their way to a point. I can't deal with that. But we're all different.
@@MasterMayhem78 I don't think so, there's only one window that's a certain number of days wide. After that you have to wait for the next window, two years.
The U.S. an other allied countries are still financing them today from their military budgets, note the U.S. budget size ... they're no longer the Foo Fighters, they're the I.P.N. Interplanetary Police Nett... their Bases the Moon, B.C.an Venus, the Solar Council has Jurisdiction over them baring, 6 U.S. Canada, Gt Britain, have 2each for their own Defense, permission is still needed to use them in conflict ... B.C. is their H.Q. where they were built, 1940/1943 ... their crews well over 3k are from N.Z. Australia, Norway,Gt Britain, Canada, U.S. their Moon base app 10k ppl ... Pope Paul spent 3mnths on Venus, guest of the King, Eisenhower, disappeared to Venus for 2days. Roosevelt, Churchill, both had been there that's where the Tech came from ... By the very early 70s because of increased Earth traffic, the U.N. had been directed by the Solar Council to Establish a Embassy on Venus, Right in the very centre of Venus's Capital City, Hheelliittoooogg ... is a super modern Crystal Building, above the Facade, of the main Entrance is a Sign, that reads,.. United Nations Embassy, Planet Earth.... Canada has 2sightings a day ...an ppl can't figure it out ... unbelievable aye ...
The Terrestrial Embassies, on Earth are/were on the 7th an 8th Floors of the New Diplomatic School Building in Washington D C. 1988, on the 7th Floor, are the Inner Earth Terrestrials diplomatic offices, Atlanteans, Bodlanders, Vikings,.... New Germany, are at the German Embassy, Reservoir Rd ... The Outer Terrestrials, Diplomatic Offices are on the 8th Floor, Pluto, Martians, an of Course Venus, Modern Humans, 3ancestor civilizations .... they cater for all Terrestrial traffic from across the Universe ... an believe you me, there are 1000s yrly ... well over 50k reside permanently on Earth...these human hybrid shapeshifters, many are from well beyond our Solar System an Galaxy...an they're all here to help they're the Universal Red Cross ... Men in Black was how Earth was pre Flood, when Earth was the Capital Planet of our Solar System... Now it's Venus, the ancestral Planet of Modern Humans...
How does everyone have an issue with the way this guy talks?? Apparently I'm able to listen at a crazy pace. I don't know I just don't see why everyone complains at least one person was smart enough to slow down the playback.
@Craig David The attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service upon the United States (a neutral country at the time) against the naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, just before 08:00, on Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. The attack led to the United States' formal entry into World War II the next day. The Japanese military leadership referred to the attack as the Hawaii Operation and Operation AI,
Two robotic rovers reached the surface of Mars in 1971 during the Soviet Mars 2 and 3 missions. Neither vehicle completed its mission: Mars 2 crash-landed on the planet and Mars 3 ceased transmissions 20 seconds after landing.
@Gary Brown the magic fuel in question would be liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen when combined it could be used to create thrust dunno how to explain it cause I'm not a scientist but there are informational videos about creating thrust in space. You can create thrust in space I mean look at the ISS it uses thrusters to keep its orbit level and the space shuttles they use thrusters to turn and descend down to earth.
No, the part from 0:31 is incorrect. The Mars 3 lander briefly survived a hard landing on Mars (impact at 20.7 meters/sec, or about 46.3 mph), but the rover was *never* deployed. The lander's transmitter activated 90 seconds after landing and the TV camera on the lander tried to take and transmit the first image from the surface, but transmissions abruptly stopped 20 seconds later after only 79 noisy picture lines were sent that showed no detail, and the lander was never heard from again.
@@philcoombes2538 No Mars lander did that. The last lander that failed was the ESA's Schiaparelli lander which impacted the Martian surface due to a poorly-designed inertial measurement unit which caused an error in the altitude measurement. This provoked an early deployment of the parachute and a cutoff of the landing thrusters, making the lander smash into Mars at 540 km/hr. All the lander failures were due to equipment problems and not confusion of units. One orbiter (the Mars Climate Orbiter) did have a problem like that about 23 years ago due to the probe's contractor working in English units rather than the required metric units that NASA had wanted. This caused a navigation error which sent the orbiter too close to Mars and into the Martian atmosphere, damaging or destroying it, but that was an orbiter and not a lander.
God, that intro was terrible. It was the start of the downcline for star trek. Now star trek is dead completely. The fact The Orville feels more star trek than STD is proof it's dead. And Picard was a mockery of Picard. He felt like a completely different person with everyone treating him like a senile grandpa wanting to go on an adventure.
@@theFLCLguy agree that the Enterprise theme song was meh and didn’t really fit, but I disagree with most of the rest. All Star Trek has its good and its bad. For every In the Pale Moonlight, Doomsday Machine, or Inner Light, there’s a Move Along Home, Spock’s Brain, or Up the Long Ladder. Modern Trek has its good and it’s bad moments. And Lower Decks is hilarious!
all the images are breathtaking, moon landings was the most real life experience on film ,now this wow. just wow. I trust my government a lot. they are swell
You know, I can read that sad, "Pot/Kettle" thing you did in my notifications, right? "Seek attention"? That is cute, coming from someone who accused someone they don't even know of hard drug use... At least I don't immediately delete my comments, like some people...
That's more like it, bb. Maybe the original comment was a "Pot/Kettle" situation too? Cuz you seem to have a lot of energy, posting two replies in the same space as a normal person posts one...
There are no deserts in Lebanon, and it was a French mandate, not British. It’s actually the only country in the entire region with has no deserts within its borders. The coastal strip is Mediterranean, with tall mountains rising up immediately inland, creating a bit of a rain shadow. Historically those mountains were covered in Lebanese Cedars, which anchored the soil and helped avoid erosion. East of the first mountain chain is the Bekaa valley, a fertile plain perfect for wheat and grapes (and hash) that was a breadbasket of the region all the way back to Roman times and before. East of the valley the anti-Lebanon mountains form the border with Syria and wring more moisture out of the air. East of those mountains it gets much more arid. Damascus is on the East slope. You’re likely thinking of Egypt, which is 95%+ desert as was occupied by British forces for decades despite its nominal autonomy ..
He's making EVERYTHING up. None of this ever happened and Earth's axial tilt is 23 degrees, not 64. I have no idea why he started lying, probably because he ran out of real content.
I am sorry…dark docs… Keep doing things at this pace, they have worked out tremendously for the last few years to all of your channels! Not everything is about looking at the pictures, and most sensory information is picked up auditory in sense. I think you were doing an awesome job! You have a disabled veteran here who has been listening and is very keen of your channel(s) and passing along the information you have informing us all to objectives we would have needed to read otherwise. Thank you very much for the information and work you do, please keep up The good work!
That got me, he calls it the tilt from the orbital plain. Which is, I suppose, correct, but confusing as everything else I've ever read or heard measures from the vertical, not the horizontal.
No, some people are part of the "head up their ass" community. Basically anyone who doesn't want to go to space. Fuck Earth, I want to explore the universe not explore the best ways to kill people. We need to swap the military budget with NASA's. We would have a base on youranus in 5 years.
They say it’s too costly to go to the moon 🌙....what about the trillions of dollars that the military couldn’t account for....back in 2001.....Donald Rumsfeld went on national tv the day before 9/11...and said they didn’t know what happened to the money.....
To the master of the dark videos, you bring us some of the most fascinating videos. Your vocal speed is unique and I have rather enjoyed it. Thank you for all you bring us❕
Elia200 shouldn’t have to slow it down - the guy should read at a pace which allows people to absorb what he says, not fly through it and leaving five sentences behind
@@Harkeilla He did read at a normal pace, but he time-squashed the audio for some reason. Possibly, he was just trying to cram in a long script into a sub-10 minute video. I think it would have been better to edit the script or lengthen the video.
@@GAVACHO5150 no need for essay. We WILL land on mars. People said the same for moon. Who knows what we might invent. Also it’s definitely possible with todays tech, just that it would be extremely excruciating and hard, like shuffling a deck of cards and getting the same order twice although that is an over exaggeration since 52! Is massive. NASA just needs to makes sure it’s within the realm of practical probability and no deaths would occur. The real reason why we won’t get there within our lifetimes is funding of NASA and disagreements between countries. If we all united and funded we could get there in a decade. Meanwhile US is no.1 in spending on military, off of which the next 25 are allies. Smh 🤦♂️.
@@mlgklipz2543 Getting to Mars is not a problem, JPL can do it any time. A manned trip to Mars would be a suicide mission, a one way trip. It would takes about 3 months to get there and about 2 years to get back, bacteria in your gut would begin to die after 3 months, you would be sick as a dog then die a few months later, and thats just from your gut, there are other serious health problems too. No sir, so sorry to say that we will not be sending living astronauts to Mars.
Half of America doesn’t know the difference between a man & woman. Our schools are not teaching academics but rather insane culture. And NASA has gone full woketard. We aint getting a man on Mars ever. Humanity is regressing at an alarming rate.
Watched in 0.75 speed cause this guy can talk at a significant percentage of the speed of light
😂 hahaha loll 🤣😆, true
Lmao. I always wonder if he intentionally speeds his voice up for his videos.
Great idea. Thanks lol
Great idea!
I love it, I’m so happy to finally have somebody talk at my need for speedy knowledge
Watch lots of videos in 1.75x or 2x
Next up: *Dark Food*
*Discover the Dark Secrets of Ronald Mcdonald's hidden underground grease chambers.*
As a chef, I would definitely watch! 😄
Lol
for sure, every McD's got a grease trap, outside, by kitchen, thats were to find "ALIEN LIFE", don't tell the "RUSSIAN'S".
Really sold it with the concept of underground grease chambers, mate. Sounds like an URBEX horror movie plot. I'd watch!
There's actually a lot you could cover on that channel.
Like how slurpee machines are never cleaned. I worked at a 7 eleven and was told by the owner it's never been cleaned in the 20+years of use. Only the outside has been cleaned. Even then we used the same rags to clean everything in the store.
Wow I just had to drink 17 coffees to get my brain to speed up to this guys voice 💥💥💥meep meep 🤣🤣😁
Lol. I’m playing it on 3/4 speed. 😆
I don’t have a problem with how fast this guy speaks as I can still understand him and process what is being said. My problem is that it still takes him forever to get to the point.
He makes more money that way
Lmao
absolutely. .
9 mins is a little long for someone with an attention span of 1 minute.
It's funny, but only for the first 2 minutes... than irritating comes to mind.
It's such a shame that there's been so much distrust between the US and Russia .If we were able to combine our efforts to explore our own solar system and share the costs ,the results would be amazing .
Russia sadly is now economically super weak still trying to capture land like Chechnya
@@gamingcreatesworlddd2425 Look at them now u right.
Are you kidding??
@@gboogie360 Are they not about to capture LAND?(UKRAINE)
ALL the major gov'ts have been secretly working together for decades - ever since the Roswell incident. They use the illusion of conflict to be able to appropriate huge sums for the MIC, which then supplies the technology and manpower to build all the projects the 'secret space program' requires. What we see in public is but an illusion and psy-ops to keep the public in the dark.
- Nicholas Creeger..... you beat me to it !!!
I thought he had wayyy too much coffee.
LoL !!!
NASA: "Lets build a rover that can survive on the surface on mars."
Russians: "If it survives our winter, its OK"
Americans once invested 1 million to invent a pen which could write in space. Russians just took a pencil 😉
What about Chinese 😂😂
@@maximnoize8760 if you would do your research you would know why they don't use pencils in the station, cause of graphite, it can clog the vent systems and cause disasters.
@@MrTadas21 research anecdote
@@maximnoize8760 makes no sense.
The Jawa likely scavenged it by now.
Disgusting creatures 😉😂
It was made by MZ and Jawa stolen the good parts from the beast .
"Ootini!"
The Jawas Zapped it.then took the stuff.
@@kryoboy36 Careful, you don't want to be called speciesist. We have to say that they're "differently hygienic" these days.
It sounds like he's afraid the battery is about to die on the device he's using to record this
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that the small rover is within 15 meters of the lander.
So the lander is in pieces... no rover has been found yet... you assume that it is within 15 meters making the assumption that it wasn't torn from its umbilical.
I thought our favorite narrator was going to tell us USAs CIA spirited the Rover away to study its secrets.
Or ussr's best working Theory assuming astronauts from the US Switched Off the Rover.
No doubt entire Landing site will become one of the red star space line tourist attractions opening by the year 2121.
And a debate whether to protect early era probe from Mars elements will ensue. Either by constructing an overhead building or moving its Underground.
@@thepvporg there is nothing to tear it away from the lander.
@@quokka7555 So velocity and the impact that was sufficient to break the lander apart, the rover miraculously was still attached by the umbilical.
Me thinks you not thought it through enough.
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In 1969, the whole country was riveted by the NASA landing of men on the moon. Obviously BIG news that was covered in full page newspaper articles. But I remember reading the newspaper, and reading a tiny article that stated that the Soviets had landed an unmanned vehicle on the moon, just days after the Apollo landing. Obviously, this was overshadowed by the Apollo mission, but I was still impressed by the Soviet venture.
I was actually on the way to Yosemite, along with my brother for a three day there. We had stopped in Mariposa for a lunch break and heard the landing announcement on the car radio.
I can't get a cell signal next to a tower, but they have the ability to transmit from Mars? Facinating
Space nerds love this fantasy ..NASA keeps pumping out the BS and the space nerds 🤓 keep lapping it up
@Kyle Ramsey hi space nerd 🤓
@@ACDZ123 are you 12? Go home
@Bm-ic9oj Why not? Shielding from radiation is not hard and they go through the thinnest part.
I just commented this... I don't think the average person really thinks of the implications of this realization. Or something like that lol.
The narrator needs to ease back on the coffee.
Just dial back the video speed by .25
or let em smoke some wacky weed to mellow out a bit.
Unusually, played backwards it sounds exactly the same.
Nah
Clearly sped up so the video isnt too long 🤦♂️
I appreciate the narrator's speed and cadence because I am a lifelong sufferer of HDHD and prefer to absorb information on Turbo-mode.
Keep em coming 🤞😉🚬
Mean drinking two red bulls and a jolt cola in ten minutes
Yeah, I usually have to listen to UA-cam vids at 1.5x or 1.75x. This was almost perfect.
yeah, everybody has some kind of disorder now... snowflake.
U mean ADHD?
Me too
Your voice is so intense... Perfect for the content. Thanks. Subbed.
I’m a native English speaker, and I struggle to understand the narration as he blurts out the words in a very fast and slurred manner, it’s really unpleasant to listen to. So I don’t bother. Lord knows how non native English speakers manage.
I'm a non native english speaker and I am not having trouble understading most of the time, so who knows.
Hello from Germany 🇩🇪 😂 I am using 100 % brain 🧠 processing power for this. Great video, but a reduction in speak speed about 20 % would be good for us all. But i still loved it
Slow the video down to x0.75 that’s the only way I can watch these videos
its style, since there is no novel substance to offer, confuse/addle the audience long enough to get the play
I can hear everything he says but need processing time too.
Well, Mars 3 wasn't exactly "secret", as its launch was known about and its landing on Mars was mentioned at the time by the USSR on December 7th, 1971 (the Prop-M rover *was* secret however). It was the 2nd spacecraft to *hit* Mars, as it landed at the speed of 20.7 meters per second (46 mph) which is a pretty darn hard landing! It also didn't send a full picture, but only 70 lines that only showed a grey noisy background and no detail. By contrast, the Viking 1 lander touched down at only 2.4 meters per second (5.4 mph) and took a very large number of images from the surface.
I have heard about the prop-m rover but I don’t think it worked.
It was on the red planet when I first received fellatio from an Extraterrestrial 😉 💦 👅
@@usernotfound904 Was that you? !
Yeah, I remember some of that being talked about when it was happening.... so it wasn't all THAT secret.
5:43 radiowaves do not travel through vacuum HOAX
Yeah, the Soviets really did have a bold space program and the only one that maintained manned space flight contiguously since the 1960s. Even though the first manned Soyuz flight resulted in the death of the astronaut onboard, they fixed the parachute issue and kept that Soyuz program going to this day.
There is something to be said for consistency. They found a solution and stuck with it.
Well, I think you mean continuous rather than contiguously. There were some gaps in the early Soviet manned space program, most notably a 2-year gap between Voshkod 2 and Soyuz-1, and another 2-year gap between the fatal Soyuz 11 mission and the redesigned Soyuz 12 spacecraft mission. The US also had a number of gaps between its various crewed space programs as well.
The problem with the west is that the western media would not let go of scandalizing a project that suffered casualties. It would be an endless trope of whining and demands for resignation and shutdown. That’s the one thing dictators got going for them, they don’t have to put up with journalists and other whiny maggots.
"I'm not saying it's aliens....but it's aliens." -History Channel
I remember now. The narrator guy has a small data package with his provider and has to say everything he can is as short a time possible 😉
That's it for this months data.
Expected the next upload when his data is renewed 👏 👌
They are broadcasting from a small submarine that is on the secret patrol in undisclosed location. They are allowed short transmissions only when sub is on the surface ;)
@@pavel9652 great theory 😃
a demo version of the audio software and he times his vocal to sit between the ' watermarks ' maybe ?
Much respect to the russians for their contributions, hopefully we can get the past this current madness and not destroy each other
People have been wondering that aloud since 1980. No, I've been hearing it for that long. That was the year I became old enough to fall for the fear campaign.
Me at age ten: 'Oh no a nuclear war is coming! We're all going to die!'
I don't even know how long this has been going on.
My point is - don't live that way. Stop watching the news or whatever media it is that has you wasting your thoughts on this.
@@ronofthesea5953 dont be silly. now is the time to panic! a nuclear war is coming!
@@Showerofjyzz No need to panic. Just go under your desk and curl up with your hands over your head, fingers interlaced. Do that and you'll be safe, they told us so in school. No worries bro.
@@ronofthesea5953 It's worth being aware of and concerned about. I support strategic arms reduction and peace agreements, it's the least I can say. Conflicts between nuclear powers are dangerous.
The footage of the "first man made object on the Moon" is not of that at all, but is instead of one of the Lunokhod probes, which were launched well after Apollo 11.
@george vcelar I think the animation of the descent to Mars us from something else as I instantly recognised it as something I saw on TV when I was very young in the 70s, when this was still secret.
Wonder what it would have been like if the USSR and US worked hand in hand for space. Where would we be today?
i think that if that had happened then we wouldn't even have reached to the moon because all these developments were made due to competition for example - now, there haven't been major developments as now no competitions is there
Russian stuff, American stuff…all made in China.
I'd be herding robot cows from my hacienda on a lunar ranch...
We can't work with commies!
Ironically, competition probably made both sides work harder, so collaboration may not have bore the same progress. I know you want collaboration to be king but competition sometimes can bring out the best in humans.
It's cool how the ski rover needed a cable to operate (maximum 15M) but the camera recording it all, with incredible zoom capabilities, had no problem from approx 100M without cable.
That’s because the image you saw was of the rover in operation on Earth! As stated no clear images were ever received from the cameras on Mars 3
@@darawhelan4324 even the u.s. videos of our moon landing are from earth. Buzz himself has even stated this was a recreation. They did not have the technology then to stream a video from the moon to earth and broadcast it live on top of that.
@@darawhelan4324 that’s cause it never happened lol
@@1eyedwilli3 spooky…! 🤣
@@1eyedwilli3i concur
I wish I had known about this landing when it happened. I think my whole (American) opinion of the Soviet Space program would have been different. I know it was the height of the Cold War, but it sucks that humans can't just openly share information because of politics. I have always been a fan of The Soyuz Heavy Launch Vehicles -I think they are cool -looking in their own right...
They even politicized Mars!
For I what I read, Only US is that Open with their things.
America won't even share information with its allies when it says it will. Not in a million years would they have discussed anything back then with those pesky commies.
It wasn't because of politics...it was because this tech is the same tech you'd use to deliver nuclear payloads to your adversaries and/or establish bases throughout the solar system. Not the kind of thing you should be flippant about in the name of some sentimental 'brotherhood of science' way.
Look up the movie "Tank on the moon" if you want your mind blown about how advanced the Russian space program was in the early 70s.
The fact that people still talk about the speed of the narrators speech is astonishing..
Not sure what you mean?????
@@NocturnalNews lol people have been complaining that the narrator speaks too fast for literal years. I understand him just fine personally.
😂
Pretty fuckin fast🤷😆
Slow down playback speed...? 🤔
I have no problem understanding him.
How much caffeine did this guy have, 10 cups of coffee? He's like the reverse of Chills.
I love these "Dark" channels! Absolutely amazing content!
Galileo7, Dark5, Dark Docs, Dark Skies
I feel like this is what Quibi was trying to be and charge a premium subscription for before it mercifully got taken off life support.
"It's small rover remains to be found..."
(Cut to: INT. Martian Residence)
(Soviet Rover sitting on coffee table in center of room)
Martian Wife: (Closes Dark Space window in browser and glowers towards husband)
Martian Husband: (Looks around the room sheepishly, begins twiddling appendages and whistling nonsensically)
Martian Wife: What did I tell you about bringing that thing home?!
She will one day force him to pawn it for a family tour or a diamond ring.
I'm out of breath just listening to this guy!
Please slow down a bit, and annunciate carefully! Awesome content, just struggled to keep up without slowing it down.
Thats a pretty brilliant rover design
wish there was a 90% speed for this video, wayyyy to quick for me and my slow brain
I love the fast talking. For someone with a busy schedule, I value videos that are quick, straight to the point with no BS filler intro shit. I’m always trying to cram more information into a shorter period of time, so thank you!
I was listening to this and trying to fall asleep...but it felt as though I was getting a rollicking
When you only have enough time to record a video so you breeze through it while eating espresso beans
The next Mars mission should try to find this lander to see how the materials have been affected by 50 years on in the Martian environment.
Agreed,the information learned would help in future landing attempts.
I’m sure they know, but we don’t.
I wish 'For All Mankind' happened in real life, space race would have been alot cooler
Yeaaahhhh let's probably not go having a war in space if we can help it. Or on the Moon, or Mars or anywhere else, for that matter.
The "Space Race" was a logo of attempting galactic domination, a starting age of star wars, the soviets trial and error, gained resaerch far beyond US, espionage of the west attempted to revert that, also a symbolic moon landing.
It did. The solar warden program.
Casually waiting for season 3
The Soviets couldn't even quickly field reliable ICBM missiles back then. Much less build a reliable TV or car ... They "fought" half the cold war thru outright bluffs. I don't know where some of you get your info from but to wonder why the Ruskies utterly failed going to Mars and deploying anything isn't a mindbender or the embarrassment of why they "hid it". Like we didn't know. Y'all might want to actually look at some real history thru the declassified eyes of those who were there fighting this "war" of information and not believe so much b.s. like I'm reading on here from half wacked out Q nutjobs.
Well, either I've forgot there was landings on Mars or I never knew in the first place! Either way, I've learned that there have been landings on Mars and from what I can make out, they're still planning future missions.
The knowledge you can't get in college.
You need to remember this was during the cold war. Not a lot of cooperation between US & USSR. It wasnt until 1978 that there was a joint mission in Skylab where a Soyuz capsule dockef with Skylab, and the crews shook hands in a photo op.
Shortly after (3 years) Skylab burnt up, & crashed into the ocean. NASA started the Shuttles programs testing in 1979. The ISS didn't come about until the turn of the millennium. But yeah, Russia's been sending stuff to Mars and Venus too. I belive theyve also been shooting sattellites to Jupiter as well.
We concentrated on the Moon, and Voyager's 1 & 2.
Dude just slow down a bit and your videos are perfect
No
Fastest speaker i've ever heard. Can get used to it though .
He's pretty bad in this video
@@danm936 playback speed = 0.75x
Nope this video joined my reject list. He keeps going faster and faster and its silly. Ill look for a more scholarly and fresh approach
Yeh he's hard to keep up with
He's just a Martian panicking that Earth may go to Mars and litter the planet with fast food litter!
Your breathless,rapid commentary leaves much to be desired...
It is sadly edited along. And yeah very overly dramatic, wrongly pitched and faster than his natural speed likely is.
@@Incorruptus1 I like it, and I'm fine with it.
@@badcornflakes6374 I don't.
Great stuff, but listen at 0.75 playback speed ...
Why?? It's fine the way it is
Yeah he should slow down his speech a little bit for clarity
@@TheRedAirOn yall need ADHD I was relieved to hear him talking at a speed I can follow without having to slow myself down
How ? Please explain....those speed buttons are missing
@@themalaailaanaa1347 Hit settings button , round one next to CC button...
Amazing as always
Not really! 👎
Space exploration is a project unlike any in human history. Respect to ALL space explorers - the scientists, engineers, astronauts, workers, taxpayers etc. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Funny how we didnt have cellphones or internet or many other techy wireless stuff until less than a couple of decades ago but they could fly a spaceship all the way to mars and receive data and pictures all wirelessly in the 60s 🤔
Some hams did have a lot of this techy stuff and they picked up our signals in space as well back then, enough to know we did go to the moon.
Question everything. Its hard to believe anything anymore. Wow.
Did you know that we had internet in ww2?
Military spending goes into RnD all the time. They get all the cool tech toys long before the general public.
The govt will hold all tech for 50 years before releasing to the public if deemed beneficial. If you think we are advanced now, you can only imagine the tech now, govt is 50 years ahead of what we think is possible.
FYI, the tilt angle of the Earth is about 23.5 degrees. I wonder how messed up our seasons would be if we were tilted at 64 degrees. It would definitely mess with our day/night cycle as the year progresses. A lot more of the planet would experience total darkness during winter and the opposite for summer.
There would be no ice caps!
Have you noticed how the moons phases have gone wonky since 2012.?
The moons usual phases here in California were always in a predictable vertical shaded position.These days it is shaded in its vertical position for a few days,than flips into a horizontal position for a few days.
This would indicate a change in the wobble of the earth's rotational spin.The culprit must be the uneven melting of the ice caps at the poles.
Indeed there is an ancient predynastic hieroglyphic carving in Egypt that talks about how during the reign of 1 Pharoah the sun rose in the east,& during the reign of another Pharoah it rose in the west.
What that suggests is pretty obvious,a pole shift.
And Mars;s tilt is about 24.5 degrees if I remenber correctly. Its day is 24.5 hours,
@@tr7b410 I have heard of this event in ancient Egypt, but I don't know what to make of it. From my understanding a pole shift has more to due with the magnetic polarity of the planet which has shifted in the past. For the whole planet to actually shift would be absolutely devastating, especially since this reference seems to say that it occurred over a day's time frame. I would need to see a lecture by an actual planetary specialist or group of specialists before I would believe the planet flipped in a day. You have to remember that the planet is about 24,000 miles in circumference, so to have a planet shift in a days time frame the planet would have to travel 12,000 miles in a short period of time. The acceleration a deceleration for this to happen would knock everyone and everything off their asses. The amount of stress placed on the tectonic plates would cause world wide earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, as well as massive tsunamis. In other words, worldwide destruction on a scale not seen since the extinction of the dinosaurs.
If you find out anymore information on what happened in ancient Egypt let me know.
@@flyboy38a All I know is in the past 4 nights the 🌙 moon has been shaded in 4 different positions relative to earth.This is not procession.
4 years ago I read several reports of people claiming the sun was now rising in a different position than they had observed previously for decades.Those comments cannot be found anywhere on the internet.
Ditto people observing tides flowing out of certain bays,& onto other areas where they never flowed before.
I saw 1 scientific blog about the uneven melting of the ice caps.That resource has also been deleted.
Something ain't right.
We "landed" on Mars shortly after the set of the moon was changed lol
Just turn the video speed down to 0.75 then he sounds normal
Maybe it's the way my brain is operating at 1am. I can't understand what's going on at full speed but I think you're right. It becomes watchable at 0.75 speed.
Indeed. I enjoy the fascinating content of this channel, but i cant subscribe until the narrator decides to sloe down. Its like he drank a gallon of coffee before recording
Bright minds think alike! :)
I did exactly the same thing before seeing your comment.
The author of this video should stop taking Adderall before recording his narrations...
Well...
at 0.75 his speed may sound normal, but now he sounds drunk, with a mouthful of ice cubes.
Would be great if one of the current Mars rovers visited the sight
most probably buried under layers of mars sand
@@PHOBOS1708 not really. Mars is less dynamic than most thing. Ancient river beds, stone structures of millions of years almost entirely untouched. There are no super thick sand storms as we see in movies. Merely thin dust moving around the planet. But very thin and not causing erosion or big dunes.
Yes it would, don't listen to the idiots below!
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Dude, there were pictures of Mars' surface in my school textbook.... in 1983..... it was no secret, dude.
A helpful hint for everybody watching: play this video at 0.75x speed and the narrator sounds like a normal person.
at that speed, he just sounds drunk.
At 0.5 he sounds sleepy. At 0.25 he sounds drunk.
@@badactor3440 😂😂😂😂🤣 couldn't agree more,and it's freaking me out a bit,
I had just done this and was surfing down the comments to see if I was alone…… I’m not
Is it less click bait at a specific speed?
His enunciation is perfect at high speed. I like it. Narrator's that slowly and painfully drag their way to a point. I can't deal with that. But we're all different.
1.25 for me
@TILEN FABE .5
The unusual, rapid, staccato narration makes for a strained listening experience.
The window to reach Mars from Earth occurs every 780 days, roughly every two years.
There’s multiple windows throughout the year.
@@MasterMayhem78 I don't think so, there's only one window that's a certain number of days wide. After that you have to wait for the next window, two years.
@the2from1205 he believes in order for humans to continue to grow and continue to exist is dependent on our ability to become mulit planet species.
The U.S. an other allied countries are still financing them today from their military budgets, note the U.S. budget size ... they're no longer the Foo Fighters, they're the I.P.N.
Interplanetary Police Nett...
their Bases the Moon, B.C.an Venus, the Solar Council has Jurisdiction over them baring, 6 U.S. Canada, Gt Britain, have 2each for their own Defense, permission is still needed to use them in conflict ...
B.C. is their H.Q. where they were built, 1940/1943 ... their crews well over 3k are from N.Z. Australia, Norway,Gt Britain, Canada, U.S. their Moon base app 10k ppl ...
Pope Paul spent 3mnths on Venus, guest of the King, Eisenhower, disappeared to Venus for 2days.
Roosevelt, Churchill, both had been there that's where the Tech came from ...
By the very early 70s because of increased Earth traffic, the U.N. had been directed by the Solar Council to Establish a Embassy on Venus, Right in the very centre of Venus's Capital City, Hheelliittoooogg ... is a super modern Crystal Building, above the Facade, of the main Entrance is a Sign, that reads,..
United Nations Embassy, Planet Earth....
Canada has 2sightings a day ...an ppl can't figure it out ... unbelievable aye ...
The Terrestrial Embassies, on Earth are/were on the 7th an 8th Floors of the New Diplomatic School Building in Washington D C. 1988, on the
7th Floor, are the Inner Earth Terrestrials diplomatic offices, Atlanteans, Bodlanders, Vikings,.... New Germany, are at the German Embassy, Reservoir Rd ...
The Outer Terrestrials, Diplomatic Offices are on the 8th Floor,
Pluto, Martians, an of Course Venus, Modern Humans, 3ancestor civilizations ....
they cater for all Terrestrial traffic from across the Universe ...
an believe you me, there are 1000s yrly ... well over 50k reside permanently on Earth...these human hybrid shapeshifters, many are from well beyond our Solar System an Galaxy...an they're all here to help they're the Universal Red Cross ...
Men in Black was how Earth was pre Flood, when Earth was the Capital Planet of our Solar System...
Now it's Venus, the ancestral Planet of Modern Humans...
Playing this at .75 speed makes a huge difference
How does everyone have an issue with the way this guy talks?? Apparently I'm able to listen at a crazy pace. I don't know I just don't see why everyone complains at least one person was smart enough to slow down the playback.
Most people are idiots 👍
Put it on .75 speed if you want coherencey at parts lmao
Thanks, had completely forgotten UA-cam had speed controls built in, was about to download a chrome extension
Or you know, read the captions...
@Craig David The attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service upon the United States (a neutral country at the time) against the naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, just before 08:00, on Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. The attack led to the United States' formal entry into World War II the next day. The Japanese military leadership referred to the attack as the Hawaii Operation and Operation AI,
0,75X ... 👌
Two robotic rovers reached the surface of Mars in 1971 during the Soviet Mars 2 and 3 missions. Neither vehicle completed its mission: Mars 2 crash-landed on the planet and Mars 3 ceased transmissions 20 seconds after landing.
Damn!!
@Gary Brown the magic fuel in question would be liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen when combined it could be used to create thrust dunno how to explain it cause I'm not a scientist but there are informational videos about creating thrust in space. You can create thrust in space I mean look at the ISS it uses thrusters to keep its orbit level and the space shuttles they use thrusters to turn and descend down to earth.
@Bm
Let me guess, we never landed on the moon either and the Earth is flat as well?
Every time I watch this channel I feel like I woke up in an alternative reality.
Right? He's always talking about stuff you've never heard of or would have guessed existed
I don't think it's you ,our narrator is using alternate facts . UA-cam is famous for this .
Awesome vid again Dark Space 👍
0:01 there goes your harness wire! 😂
Little antena,not a wire.
LOVE the Dark series videos, and they are one of the few channels I can keep the playback speed at normal.
I know right! I normally watch on 2x sped since everyone is excruciatingly slow. But, not this guy.
This reminds me of the British lander Beagle 2. That was a hell of an xmas letdown! I really feel for the Russian team.
Loving the playset short videos.
Anyone remember when T.V. was this good?
Me neither.
😄😄😄🤘🏻
Your referring to not being able to google something to see if your being lied to, in those days this propaganda really fooled people.
@@tanner882 she's saying about how tv resolution is not as good as today and you just an idiot, it's not propaganda
This guy should be on TV bring back in search of
Stopped watching tv. Realized it’s just all the same mixed with propganda
Kudos to this guy who sped up the audio
so I didn't have to spend so much time learning what went on.
No, the part from 0:31 is incorrect. The Mars 3 lander briefly survived a hard landing on Mars (impact at 20.7 meters/sec, or about 46.3 mph), but the rover was *never* deployed. The lander's transmitter activated 90 seconds after landing and the TV camera on the lander tried to take and transmit the first image from the surface, but transmissions abruptly stopped 20 seconds later after only 79 noisy picture lines were sent that showed no detail, and the lander was never heard from again.
Rather like the lander a while back that flew straight in because some software wizard confused miles & kilometres...
@@philcoombes2538 No Mars lander did that. The last lander that failed was the ESA's Schiaparelli lander which impacted the Martian surface due to a poorly-designed inertial measurement unit which caused an error in the altitude measurement. This provoked an early deployment of the parachute and a cutoff of the landing thrusters, making the lander smash into Mars at 540 km/hr. All the lander failures were due to equipment problems and not confusion of units. One orbiter (the Mars Climate Orbiter) did have a problem like that about 23 years ago due to the probe's contractor working in English units rather than the required metric units that NASA had wanted. This caused a navigation error which sent the orbiter too close to Mars and into the Martian atmosphere, damaging or destroying it, but that was an orbiter and not a lander.
Great movie, thank you 🙏
That shot of the guy writing equations on the chalkboard was used in the Enterprise intro. I guess it’s been a long road getting from there to here.
God, that intro was terrible. It was the start of the downcline for star trek.
Now star trek is dead completely. The fact The Orville feels more star trek than STD is proof it's dead. And Picard was a mockery of Picard. He felt like a completely different person with everyone treating him like a senile grandpa wanting to go on an adventure.
@@theFLCLguy agree that the Enterprise theme song was meh and didn’t really fit, but I disagree with most of the rest. All Star Trek has its good and its bad. For every In the Pale Moonlight, Doomsday Machine, or Inner Light, there’s a Move Along Home, Spock’s Brain, or Up the Long Ladder. Modern Trek has its good and it’s bad moments.
And Lower Decks is hilarious!
Lots of equations
0.75 speed made this more watchable
1.5 getting her done
all the images are breathtaking, moon landings was the most real life experience on film ,now this wow. just wow. I trust my government a lot. they are swell
Wow you keep out doing your self! Another epic video! Keep up the great work and thank you!👍♥️🤘
Note to self: Do NOT use Meth and make documentaries
Note to self: Do NOT use pharmaceuticals and post comments on UA-cam
@@jordaneggerman4734 yeah, exactly, you're so right, testify Jordan!
You know, I can read that sad, "Pot/Kettle" thing you did in my notifications, right? "Seek attention"? That is cute, coming from someone who accused someone they don't even know of hard drug use... At least I don't immediately delete my comments, like some people...
That's more like it, bb. Maybe the original comment was a "Pot/Kettle" situation too? Cuz you seem to have a lot of energy, posting two replies in the same space as a normal person posts one...
@@jordaneggerman4734 apparently my reply was too strong for you or UA-cam.. unfortunate, either way have a great night Jordan
_"What's that up in the sky? Is it a bird? ...a plane?! No. ...is potato."_
These videos are amazing!
Pro tip..select slower speed on video and you can somewhat discern the dialogue...your welcome..
Pro tip learn how to listen at a faster rate. If. You ever want to learn different cultures, you need to be able to move at the pace they do.
Pro tip, improve your comprehension speed
Love your videos by the way.
There are no deserts in Lebanon, and it was a French mandate, not British. It’s actually the only country in the entire region with has no deserts within its borders. The coastal strip is Mediterranean, with tall mountains rising up immediately inland, creating a bit of a rain shadow. Historically those mountains were covered in Lebanese Cedars, which anchored the soil and helped avoid erosion. East of the first mountain chain is the Bekaa valley, a fertile plain perfect for wheat and grapes (and hash) that was a breadbasket of the region all the way back to Roman times and before. East of the valley the anti-Lebanon mountains form the border with Syria and wring more moisture out of the air. East of those mountains it gets much more arid. Damascus is on the East slope.
You’re likely thinking of Egypt, which is 95%+ desert as was occupied by British forces for decades despite its nominal autonomy ..
He's making EVERYTHING up. None of this ever happened and Earth's axial tilt is 23 degrees, not 64. I have no idea why he started lying, probably because he ran out of real content.
Jeez this guy talks real quick
Change playback speed to 0.75x, kinda works.
I personally like it :p
I like it because he gets loads of information out quickly
I am sorry…dark docs… Keep doing things at this pace, they have worked out tremendously for the last few years to all of your channels! Not everything is about looking at the pictures, and most sensory information is picked up auditory in sense. I think you were doing an awesome job! You have a disabled veteran here who has been listening and is very keen of your channel(s) and passing along the information you have informing us all to objectives we would have needed to read otherwise. Thank you very much for the information and work you do, please keep up The good work!
Thank you for your service
Axial tilt 23 and 25 degrees for Earth and Mars (approx).
That got me, he calls it the tilt from the orbital plain. Which is, I suppose, correct, but confusing as everything else I've ever read or heard measures from the vertical, not the horizontal.
@@chrisparkes2179 Yes. Pretty strange.
So sad that these things were happening in the 70s, but now here in the 2020's we can't even land a man on the moon anymore.
We should have been on the moon 30 years ago. So much politics 😔
Yes, it about time they faked it again.
"The Space Community" isn't this all of us?
No, some people are part of the "head up their ass" community.
Basically anyone who doesn't want to go to space.
Fuck Earth, I want to explore the universe not explore the best ways to kill people.
We need to swap the military budget with NASA's. We would have a base on youranus in 5 years.
@@theFLCLguy ikr. Nasa would actually use the money responsibly. The military is too used to having surplus.
They say it’s too costly to go to the moon 🌙....what about the trillions of dollars that the military couldn’t account for....back in 2001.....Donald Rumsfeld went on national tv the day before 9/11...and said they didn’t know what happened to the money.....
@@theFLCLguy pun
@@observantmagic4156 clearly nobody in this comment section understands bureaucracy
I'm new to this channel but the narrator really reminds me of Moose from the Speed Academy YT channel.
Great info and vid!!
Please slow down the speed of vocal delivery....
Slow down! Would be a great video if you weren't trying to rush through it.
Try the settings - playback speed, .75 works way better
@@michaelh425 omg it does make it so much better, now I can watch these lol. Thank you.
Great as always but...what was the 'mysterious apparition'?
Exactly what I was thinking!
The apparition was the remains of the lander
where's the rover, I guess.
To the master of the dark videos, you bring us some of the most fascinating videos. Your vocal speed is unique and I have rather enjoyed it. Thank you for all you bring us❕
I think the speed on the audio should be slowed down a tad bit. Some of the words slur. But great video as usual!
My attention span prefers it the way its done
The frantic narration takes much away from an otherwise quality video.
Thank you Nikolas I thought I was the only one..truly hyper speed
The Mars 2&3 spacecraft shared a similar design with the "Luna" series of moon lander's in the 1960s.
These dust storms on Mars always seem to have very convenient timing!
@Bm The new telescope "CHANGES EVERYTHING" and now they can make up more things to fool the masses as well...
This guy could give Ben Shapiro a run for his money in a speed talking contest.
Guy? Or computer gen speech!?
As always really nice content but listening to him, I get stressed.
holy crap does this guy talk even faster now?
slow it down to 0.75%
I am not an English native speaker and have exactly zero problems understanding their videos ;)
@@pavel9652 congratulations. Nobody said he was unintelligible
Elia200 shouldn’t have to slow it down - the guy should read at a pace which allows people to absorb what he says, not fly through it and leaving five sentences behind
@@Harkeilla He did read at a normal pace, but he time-squashed the audio for some reason. Possibly, he was just trying to cram in a long script into a sub-10 minute video. I think it would have been better to edit the script or lengthen the video.
Finally a video I don’t have to watch at 1.25 speed
I hope I can see humans walk on Mars in my lifetime. Even cooler if they can visit one of the things that landed up there.
I believe Space X will do it, within the next 5 years.
@@GAVACHO5150 no need for essay. We WILL land on mars. People said the same for moon. Who knows what we might invent. Also it’s definitely possible with todays tech, just that it would be extremely excruciating and hard, like shuffling a deck of cards and getting the same order twice although that is an over exaggeration since 52! Is massive. NASA just needs to makes sure it’s within the realm of practical probability and no deaths would occur. The real reason why we won’t get there within our lifetimes is funding of NASA and disagreements between countries. If we all united and funded we could get there in a decade. Meanwhile US is no.1 in spending on military, off of which the next 25 are allies. Smh 🤦♂️.
Sadly I think it will not happen.
@@mlgklipz2543 Getting to Mars is not a problem, JPL can do it any time. A manned trip to Mars would be a suicide mission, a one way trip. It would takes about 3 months to get there and about 2 years to get back, bacteria in your gut would begin to die after 3 months, you would be sick as a dog then die a few months later, and thats just from your gut, there are other serious health problems too. No sir, so sorry to say that we will not be sending living astronauts to Mars.
Half of America doesn’t know the difference between a man & woman. Our schools are not teaching academics but rather insane culture. And NASA has gone full woketard. We aint getting a man on Mars ever. Humanity is regressing at an alarming rate.
*So things got messed up because of the weather? If that dust storm hadn't happened, then maybe the mission would've been more successful?* 🤔