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Oh my goodness I'm so glad you're back, I love your channel narration everything is tops💯💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍

I’m glad everything is ok!

Long time no see men, as the fisheggs said 👍🏽

U missed Chernobyl

Moss was working hard to get the emergency email out lol

they are so smart i never wouldve figured it out

Lol

Referring to other crew members who weren't in visible sight of fire ...thank God none of you were on this ship during..

He literally said “they knew something was wrong because the rig was shaking and the lights were flickering”

I know it’s always like that

No one said its funny

@@realfacts1001 he saying that’s it’s funny/ weird

That’s not an accurate statement at all. The people who ran those factories made errors and many of them working there died as well. They were the first in line to receive toxic chemicals or death by explosion. If maintenance were done properly, accidents may have been avoided.

Only a matter of time before they will be affected as well.

Why must you hurt me in this way?

same

Bruh fake depression people

@@okey664 uhh, that was supposed to be a joke/ a reference. So, you just got woooshed.

Lol same

They have been planting cannabis hemp across the exclusion zone because cannabis is capable of decontaminating gamma irradiated soil

I thought it was going to be on this list.

@@TheChickenlittle11 i thought so too, since its kinda obvious. i didnt know abt any of these except the london smog thanks to the channel fascinating horror. this was nice to see

I think people underestimate Chernobyl due to how little people died, officially 31 died, yet we know of almost 100 people who died including 54 first responders from ARS, 18 from cancer, 2 in the initial blast, yet compared to other things this seems kind of sub par, yet it’s the number of people it affected that makes it stand out, almost 800,000 people were conscripted to work, Soviet Union kept no records of their fate, 300,000 people displaced from their homes. Just horrible, definitely should be on here. Obviously thousands died of cancer as a result yet we can’t put a number on it estimated range is 16,000- upwards of 100,000.

I included Hiroshima and the atomic bomb but of course that was done on purpose

Thanks man

Thanks 😊

You done good job👍

My mind: “What about the Nukes dropped on Japan, the Halifax Explosion, the Fukushima-Daiichi disaster, Chernobyl, Castle Bravo, the Yellow River flooding, etc?”

You ruined the video

so that little fact got by you until then ? hmmm .

@@pappy451 I was 18, I was doing drugs and drinking booze like I was Charlie Sheen. I didn't think anything could hurt me.

@@SlickRickyBobbyBaby drugs dangerous

@@SlickRickyBobbyBaby who are you?

@@hootsaidtheowl he’s Rick James, bitch

I think that would belong on a different list that would also include the holocaust. Maybe a video titled "5 Deadliest Campaigns."

The great leap forward wasn't as much a disaster as more of a sick movement and industrialisation that killed millions in a effort to try and kind of "modernize" China in a way? I'm not really sure I don't know much about the great leap forward but I know it killed millions 🤷‍♂️

China is not only responsible for the largest massacre, but also the largest man made disaster in history. The yellow river flood, a deliberate attempt to slow down the Japanese (they just went around it lol) would destroy millions of homes, kill nearly 1 million people, and displace 10+ million people.

and the cultural revolution

I actually learned about it in my social studies class when I was in seventh grade.

How bout a few years

Years lol

centuries?

Well yes… it’s not a surprise even more…

Damn that’s crazy

@@morag371 *minecraft veteran intensifies*

@@ZNOTEXArchive 😂

Im weak 🤣

Wasn't Minecraft in pre-alpha on April 20, 2010

Good times…

I'm from Belvidere originally. I'm surprised I haven't heard of this.

Are you still alive?

Possibly because everyone heard about Chernobyl

And also the Beirut explosion and the Halifax explosion

West Texas explosion too

I even thought it would be number 1

Oh yeah I’m surprised Chernobyl not on there

Chernobyl should be on this list since it won’t be habitable for 40 millennia because some peeps freaked out

@@oscarbelmare_22 I heard it was rather close to 100.000 years, 100 millenia.

@@belladonnahigh9206 oof that’s worse

fukushima too

Apparently the crew of Chernobyl were pretty sleep deprived, thus resulting in some major safety protocols either skipped entirely, or they chose to skip certain steps. This would have been nice to see from the crews point of view, they get their much needed sleep. Unfortunately we all know the results of this blatant disregard of the step by step detailed protocols, and the most toxic thing to have ever been known on our planet is a direct result. Aka the elephants foot.

Have you seen the infamous photo of the child buried under dirt? I've never seen a more impactful and heartbreaking image

What that company did was awful..not a believer but if there is a special place for bad people some Union Carbide officials and workers are going there.The company has also done it's level best to avoid responsibility..I don't know how these people sleep at night.

While I was in school for Computer Engineering, our Ethics in Engineering class covered it. I was absolutely appalled. I just can't believe how many people failed to do their job enough to make sure this didn't happen. From management all the way down, a complete failure.

One thing that is weirdly interesting to me is 9/11. Idk why but I love listen to stories and reading books about it .

@@Michelle-hd7ci I’m very interested in school shooters for some reason

@@gustly8242 um...

@@vp_0916 um...

@@gamerfreeto9542 um...

Easily trumped by the 1975 Banqiao dam failure in Hunan, china.

Vajont and Banqiao weren't quite man-made I'd say - both were mostly caused by some kind of natural disaster. In Vajont it was a landslide and Banqiao was mostly due to a typhoon. Now it's true that they failed to properly prepare for those things, but it wasn't just bad architecture. If you want a bad dam failure that was pretty much exclusively the fault of people cutting corners, look to the Val di Stava tailings dams.

after he drops the beer: the man: well that’s gone very wrong so you better RUN young man!!

We have a beer called Beirut beer btw :p (Beirut citizen)

@@AnalTumor Thanks, I’ll order two.

I wonder how's Beirut doing now

Uhmm that was uncalled for. Cause the blast would have caused more damage if the silos and sea didnt take the majority of the blast's power

he did it on a video before this on most expensive disasters! :)

It’s probably not on here because every has heard about it

In the grand scheme of things it was more expensive than it was a killer. Definitely one of the worst in history, and definitely killed a lot of people, but the numbers are heavily disputed, but if we go by sheer bodycount literally nothing holds a candle to the Bhopal MIC accident. 500000 people received permanent sometimes invisible respiratory system damage due to MIC exposure, up to 16000 died immediately, and more continue to die every day due to the respiratory damage, and poisoning of the ground water in the region.

@@gustly8242 is the video titled "top 5 unknown man made disasters"? No, so stop leaving that comment everywhere.

@@AZCaveMan480 I didn’t say it was unknown it’s just that Chernobyl is very well known so it wasn’t on hear so something different could be shared

You should always be prepared for disaster. Even in IT (where I work). Have prepared "disaster recovery" procedures, etc. Responsible grownups creating/playing with things that they cannot fix/handle when something goes wrong.

Late reply but he said "at least 650 feet"

and what about the atom bombs dropped on Japan? How far away did their windows shatter?

@@sherimcgee1587 Up to 16 kilometer

@apple puthaay™ I wish I lived in your world where these atrocities did not exist.

@@Gewinner1001 above you say 900km away. either way, I believe you. Unfortunately I think it may happen in our country and in my lifetime. Sucks don't it?

I don’t know about that. They couldn’t fish the fish were dying or dead and toxic more fish died then would have been caught by commercial fishing

i remember following the bp oil spill closely. At the time everyone thought it was the end of life. so many fish lost lives.

The BP oil spill is when BP started _questioning us_ about our carbon footprints. They went on a PR campaign with commercial after commercial deflecting their problem and pointing the finger at everyone else. Today's result is "Man-made global warming" hysteria.

@@flipflop8989 check out seaspiracy a doc. about over fishing. Talks about bp oil spill. Scope the sources they use if still unsure after that

@@grondhero You really have to check out the effects over fishing has on global warming then maybe you’ll understand a little more not in a rude way at all. I had based my reply in regards to overfishing

Right

given the amount of time between this video and his previous one, it probably hadn’t happened when this video was in the making

I mean not to sound shity but Beirut is far from one of the worst man made disasters look up Halifax explosion

Me: I´m dipping my toes in the water!! Nature: SHARK...

Oh hi Shape small world in comment section lol 😂

Y would it?

@@user-tq9ed9xz1x huhhh??? Bruh do research lol

@@zaidballich7702 ???? That wasn't a disaster it never killed any1. Pls do research I can link it if u want to know about it

@@user-tq9ed9xz1x a disaster can only be a disaster if it kills anyone? Bro please do your research, it killed one person and riddled a town nearby with radiation poisoning for years to come, destroying their children and family, that’s a disaster. Do your research

@@zaidballich7702 cherynobl was quite bad I agree though I don’t think it would be number one though castle bravo wasn’t horrible while it wasn’t great definitely wouldn’t be on the list

Fukishima? That was a manmade earthquake and tsunami? Crazy...

I kinda feel like "every nuclear bomb test ever" could be a legitimate #1. Get that strontium into ya teeth!

every one knows about this.-.

Yea: Crazy to build a nuclear power plant at near sea-level, when elevated land was right behind it. -- Even the engineers/designers said 'we miscalculated'. Actually nuclear waste may finally top this list altogether. 70 years+ now and waiting for a solution to decontamination and still no sign of anything happening.

Truly a world ending scenario

Halifax Explosion was 3 times greater than the Beirut explosion, did make this list. To this day it is the biggest non-nuclear explosion in history.

I was about to comment the same and found this

Even if you just limited the list to Ammonium nitrate explosions, there were several worse than the Beirut explosion -e.g. Halifax, Texas City

Yeah, Blew out windows way more than 600 feet away! Quite the explosion to watch

Lol no

🤦🏼‍♂️

Agreed

Have no fear. The democrats are actively erasing our history, so our children may not see these things happen, but our grandkids probably will!!

If only we actually learnt from them

@apple puthaay™ In what way, are they doing that. The Democrats are having statues removed. In every single case.

@apple puthaay™ you have it exactly backwards. The Democrats have done all of that. Ask Google.

but humans do not learn from historical mistakes if we did Fukushima would not have occured. we would have learned from Chernobyl. but greed and arogance blind us

Who asked?

Not cool @@AZCaveMan480 not cool

Great story 👍

Oh waht was his experience

@@jisoolove8570 he said it was just a normal day he was lucky that he got off of there before it happend he said he got home and turned on the TV and he seen what had happened

Ah Ha, No one gives a Hoot? Yada Who Ha and were in. So Sorry our world can't be a place of Safety=Security=Success. BAK

Most people don't have a clue what these terms mean. What is a cement lead and tail, a shoe track and what does annular mean in this context. What is the CBL test. Explain it in plain english.

Fukushima

@@danarzechula3769 Fukushima was a meltdown not an explosion. Nowhere near as bad as Chernobyl. Fukushima also didn’t have the core exposed causing mass amounts of radiation to leak, so once again, not as bad as Chernobyl

@@PrimitiveAK chernobyl may have released more radioactive compounds initially but Fukushima is still at it and used the ocean for a dumping ground with huge global impact

That’s awesome. Ha 😂

Don't you mean just the US in general?

@@tylerdurden4006 Nope.

I learned about a lot of these though, maybe not super in depth but yeah we went over them

*Bhopal is covering it's ears*

Yes I thought it would be #1 or #2 but it wasn't mentioned at all big surprise

And right after the carbide disaster happened they, union carbide, built a new plant outside of Kingman Az, I would love to be able to afford an audit of the elected officials finances before and after that plant was proposed and built,

"ALL of the operations are substandard concerning safety and pollution." Not in the UK and other european countries, they aren't. We have strict safety and environmental laws and operating procedures. None of these chemical explosions happened in european countries. Funny that. The London smog was caused by a combination of natural events. In the 1950s, coal fires were the norm. Gas central heating didn't exist yet.

@@simontay4851 I will agree the the European Union does a much better job of regulating big business in terms of pollution and contaminants than here in the States. When my oldest daughter was studying for her postdoctoral engineering degree in London at Imperial College I got a chance to go over and see the British Isles and some of the Continent. My daughter/son-in-law worked all throughout Europe and would definitely back up that statement. That said, Europe is not perfect but better......there still is much to be done. The most asinine thing that the U.S. (Trump) has done recently was pull out of the Paris Accord. Hopefully, the U.S., under Biden will not only become part of the Accord but begin the clean-up here at home. Russia, China, North Korea, most of the Indonesian Region is rife with a disregard for the planet, it's many species, and mankind itself. I pray for and wait in hopes that the world will WAKE UP! My belief is that we are at the "tilt -point" and there is zero time to waste before the damage to Mother Earth cannot be reversed. Keep in mind that dynamic events such as explosions are rare and do not represent much of the total problem. It is, rather, the insidious day-to-day constant pollutions of our air, streams, and lands that quietly continues without let-up and without any regard other than corporate profit.

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