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Black Holes and Dark Energy: Are They the Same Thing? | Exploring a Mind-Blowing Theory
PBS Space Time
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Discover the mind-blowing theory that suggests black holes and dark energy are actually the same thing. This groundbreaking idea proposes that black holes are made of dark energy and could be the caus
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The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope: Peering into the Dark Ages of the Universe
PBS Space Time
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A proposed Lunar Crater Radio Telescope (LCRT) on the far side of the moon could provide a window into the cosmic dark ages before stars formed. The LCRT would be a giant fixed-dish radio antenna in a
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Antimatter and Gravity: Breaking Down the Mystery
PBS Space Time
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Scientists at CERN have conducted an experiment to determine if antimatter falls up or down in Earth's gravitational field. While the results suggest that antimatter falls downwards, there is tentativ
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Why Studying Primate Disgust is Essential for Understanding Human Psychology
Vsauce
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Studying the cognitive abilities of chimpanzees and other primates helps us understand our own evolutionary history and the psychology of disgust. By comparing our behaviors to those of other primates
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The Art of Visual Choices: Snowpiercer and the Power of Left and Right
Every Frame a Painting
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In Snowpiercer, character choices are visually represented through left and right camera direction, showcasing the moral progression of decisions without the need for dialogue. This video explores the
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The Legend of Vincent Van Gogh: From Obscurity to Genius
Absolute History
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Vincent van Gogh, a troubled and unknown artist, became a legend after his death. His paintings are now recognized as masterpieces and worth millions. Van Gogh's art expressed pure emotion and focused
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The Rise and Legacy of the Sintashta Culture
Dan Davis History
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The Sintashta Culture was a short-lived Bronze Age archaeological culture in the north Eurasian steppe, near the border of Kazakhstan. They established fortified settlements and were skilled in metalw
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The Unique Spanish of Argentina: Rio Platense Spanish
Langfocus
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Discover the unique characteristics of Rio Platense Spanish, spoken in Argentina and Uruguay. Influenced by indigenous languages and European immigration, Rio Platense Spanish has its own slang and in
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The Rise of Octavian: A Civil War Begins
Historia Civilis
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Following the death of his great-uncle Caesar, Octavian learns of his inheritance and takes on the name Gaius Julius Caesar. He forms an alliance with Cicero and gains popularity by fulfilling Caesar'
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The Legend of Dando and the Wild Hunt
Extra History
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The tale of Dando, a greedy priest who encountered the Wild Hunt, a group of spectral riders, and was consumed by their curse.
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The Punic Wars: Clash of Ancient Titans
Epimetheus
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The Punic Wars, fought between Carthage and Rome, shaped Western history. Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca and Roman general Scipio Africanus battle for supremacy. Join the Rise of Kingdoms to expe
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The Emergence of Mobile Warrior Traders in Late Bronze Age Europe
Dan Davis History
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Late Bronze Age Europe saw the emergence of a mobile warrior trader class, who served as mercenaries, guarded trade routes, and carried out trade themselves. These warriors were highly versatile and f
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The Romantic Age: Poetry and Nature
Absolute History
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The Romantic Age of English poetry in the early 19th century was a period of great creative achievement. Poets like Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelley, Keats, and Byron defined England's poetic contributi
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The Amesbury Archer: Unraveling the Mystery of a Bronze Age Warrior
Dan Davis History
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In 2002, archaeologists discovered the burial of a man known as The Amesbury Archer. This burial, dating back to the early Bronze Age, contained an extraordinary array of objects, including gold artif
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The Coochi Sakona: A Terrifying Japanese Supernatural Entity
Extra History
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In Japan, the coochi sakona is a supernatural entity that preys on children. This video explores the legend of the coochi sakona and the terrifying encounters people have had with her. It also reveals
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The Roman Conquest of Germania: The Campaigns of Nero Claudius Drusus
BazBattles
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In 16 BC, a surprise attack by Germanic warriors on the Roman province of Gallia exposed the vulnerability of Roman Gaul. Emperor Augustus personally evaluated the Roman defenses on the Rhine and impl
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The Extraordinary Gold Graves of Varna: Uncovering the World's Earliest Wealth
Dan Davis History
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The Varna culture, dating back to 4500 BC, unearthed an extensive cemetery containing the earliest gold treasure in the world. With over 3,000 gold artifacts weighing over 6 kilograms, the concentrati
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The Astonishing Reproduction Method of Freshwater Mussels
Vsauce2
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Female freshwater mussels attach themselves to the bank and propel a larva-filled stream of water through the air to parasitically attach to passing fish. No other species of mussel has been observed
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The Mystery of Horned Helmets: A Journey Through the European Bronze Age
Dan Davis History
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Join us on an epic voyage through the European Bronze Age as we explore the mystery behind horned helmets, their significance, and their connection to warriors, kings, and gods.
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The Birth of Ford Motor Company: From Racing to Mass Production
Extra History
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In the early 1900s, Henry Ford's race car win led to the formation of Ford Motor Company. They started with high-end cars but shifted to affordable models and pioneered the moving assembly line. The M
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The West Siberia Uprising: A Forgotten Peasant Rebellion
The Great War
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In the midst of post-revolutionary chaos, the largest peasant rebellion of the Russian Civil War broke out in West Siberia. Peasants resisted Bolshevik economic policies, leading to a revolt against t
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