The green solar farms on the lake I think in France its the 2nd or 3rd biggest 🤔. First biggest water solar farm though.

Keeps is great and all, but what if you’re already bald, and you want to get on rid of stubborn patches that refuse to fall on out? How about an opposite product? Since the name keeps implies playing for keeps, you can call it funzys

@@aarononeal9830 ya but how seeds or a living tree if living there doing some damage to the soil how they need to dig and trees grow fast if seed then its fine just a pencil hole will work. Ps I got a 7 month old mesquite tree from seed its 4 feet tall now

@@thesilentone4024 You have a good point.

Oh no!!! Not your collarbone!! Poor Simon…. Feel better buddy!

Well apparently he tried to rush it and look what happened.

n Also see the anthropologist James DeMeo from the USA and also the international Nexus-Magazine.

I may have watched things in the wrong order, but as the previous video I watched was a Side Projects about the most dangerous toys invented and his references to a slip'n'slide, when I saw him I though, hmm??? Slip'n'Slide accident? lol

14 minutes epic blaze intro...the revolution is at hand!

"Maybe it was a sick ostrich...."

There once was a forest from Boreal, that spoke, "Are I not seen as for-real?" There, now you're technically a joke...

Limerick *

@@battlebeard2041 Well, I could add a few more lines about that guy from Nantucket... 😁

@@TarkMcCoy to continue your limerick... "With limbs you can climb And greenery sublime I believe that I'm quite a big deal!"

Ahh, the obligatory American "we have the biggest" claim.

The alternate Simon never lost his hair

@@wyatthill6252 In that universe he invented keeps

Yep, I'd be much worse off if I hadn't been wearing a helmet.

Sir.. are you from Australia?

What happened to the deer? 😉

Was the deer wearing a helmet?

@@megaprojects9649 your beard would be just shifted to head just before fall thereby providing much more protection than any helmet. Its alive and has an obvious symbiotic relationship with you. No harm to the host lol. Also just admit broke arm due to rubbing blaze oil too vigorously into that beard. Pretty stressful to the bones lifting a 55 gal drum of oil every morning to keep that beard ALIVE!

I’d watch that.

@@battlebeard2041 yup. I'm a sucker for "more water than the Nile in 500 years" videos. Send it.

That sounds like a MEGAproject for sure!

Listen to Abdallah Zargelin and make the video. Sounds incredible 🤩

Nubian sandstone aquifer system

Stay positive bro, maybe one day slavery will be abolished and we will have world peace... oh wait... im not smoking what you are.... id love to be as naive as you.

It's a learning as we go. One way or many others, this project/these projects are going to be massively scaled up in the future. The more we learn now the better we will perform in the future.

We have the ideas but we’re just not there yet to successfully control the weather or landscape of the earth. We’re great at being able to take away but don’t know how to effectively put back. This will never work without the money and infrastructure to water and seed a desert

The thing about this one is it's historical precedence. Here in Arizona you can find areas where the Native Americans were geoforming the terrain, simply by digging shallow depressions roughly perpendicular to the path water would take. And these weren't always a few inches deep, spaced every few feet. These are features only noticable by the air. Distinct green stripes in the desert, features we are replicating by accident with all the roads, and especially the canals, that criss cross the desert. It works by slowing down the run off from the intense, but very short lived, desert thunderstorms just enough to percolate down through the dry, cracked topsoil. Much of the rainfall we see in the desert does just that, flow right over where it's needed and on down the dry creek beds. This technique, over generations, not years or even decades, but with enough time it theoretically could shift weather patterns. The problem is often to get more rain in one area it will rain less in another. Granted, the native Americans weren't trying to turn the entire untied states green. I don't want to think of the chaos that would ensue if parts of SE Asia dry up while N Africa and the Middle East turn lush green.

Hard life there im sure. Africas pop has tripled in last 100 years. Its a big place but not a great place for food production. It will become the worse. Mass starvation event in the history of mankind if they dont learn how to feed themselves without imported food.

Just by total chance, I looked at palm springs on google maps the other day. River extraction right ? Colarado river ? I was looking to compare church density compared to Texas. A bit random I know. But such is life. Golf courses upstream cost farms of water downstream. 👍

I was tracing the river from hoover dam. Looking for churches. Particuarly in reservation areas. No idea why. Insomnia. There, in the middle of where there should be no green.. pockets of green. And yeah.. seems Texas has a church every block.. with ford pickups parked outside. Sigh.

A dessert taking over a golf isn't a bad thing. I'd rather look at a dessert then fat bad dressed white old men hit a ball and chase after it.

@@paulcrowley2014 Dont disagree. I was thinking of the fish downsream. The ones trump hated. You know that story. Golf in desert v fish downstream. 👍

How big is a golf course? Ever seen one 10 miles on its shortest dimension?

peleton

I've heard about this too, but I've also recently found out that if the sahara went totally green, it would screw over south america, as it is fed Phosphorous by sand blowing all the way over there. Yes. Really, it's mentioned on the NASA site if you give it a search online. Still, even just stopping the Sahara expanding would do a lot of good, and there's gotta be a better solution to fertilise the soils of South America.

@@michaelchildish Yeah. You watched it alright!

And this megaproject that can and change the world for the better.

@@XenoRaptor-98765 I am weardly happy to finaly see a mega project that has a chance to do that. Now if only the rest of the world had that level of cooperation.

Slap it on his thigh...like a boss!!

Oh. Didn't even think about that. Yikes!!

His head

Slap danny and sam.

I don't even think I needed to record a single BB vid with the sling. It's wild how quickly I got better with this new metal bone. It's sweet.

Sideproject?

@@rainbowiam I was thinking that, but the project got unusually complex and doesn't quite fit as a three-minute entry. Maybe Simon could start another channel...after all he's got way too much spare time with this mountain biking hobby.

Buzzards...

Exactly what I thought!

You’ve either broken it, or you’re going to. It’s a club. I’m not in it yet, and I’m not looking forward to joining.

Haven’t done my collarbone, but separated both AC’s as well as broke, fractured, and dislocated my wrist all at once. That was fun.

Does getting hit by a car count as a substitute? It had better. It took longer to recover from that than a mere collarbone injury. 2 weeks before being able to get to the front door without help. 4 weeks to be able to get up stairs by myself. 5 weeks before I could ditch the crutches occasionally. And a full 6 months before my balance recovered well enough to get back on a bike.

@@Markle2k glad you recovered that sounds like a bad time.

This sounds like a smart idea but is it without risk ?

I’m guessing 100mx100m

The thing is it's not to change the desert but to prevent its advancement into the Sahel region . Speaking from experience here as the northern part of my country now experiences more dry season compared to just 6 year ego .

There's a TopTenz video where he is sans-sling, but you can still spot the bandage from the surgery where the plate was put in.

ssssttttt, don't steal the honey from the fat cats

its salt water,, maybe possible if they have a water-filter-converter of the ocean water adding it to chemically cleaned/filtered water,, isnt tgere a urine-to water converter?? im sure genius scientist could also filter the ocean water chemically add and subtract minerals to make it not only sustainable but a fertile-oriented water towards the plant but not drinkable for people., have the large filter build sturdily against tides water-sun corrosion, possibly underground and get the filtered water flow from the ocean to the forest project., manmade forestation needs a lot of water everyday and we dont have that so we definitely need recyclable water, from the vast ocean to the trees.

Seems you missed some of yesterday's videos on his 9 other channels 🙃

Correction, he never mentions his surname.

The Sahara isn't sending its best, folks

Charity vs investment/empowerment. This is always how that works out.

Still a shit hole.

It makes no sense for mega billionaires Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk to fund space projects for us to live on Mars. Why don't they just invest in saving Earth?!.....I know. Because it will make them even more rich!! The unbelievable greed of the mega rich will end up killing us all!