0:00:Introduction. 0:29:The Centralia Mine. 2:29:The Fly Geysher. 3:54:Gobekli Tepe. 5:45:The Hessdalen Lights. 7:21:Lake Karachay. 8:57:The Nazca Lines. 10:38:Earths Protected Bubble. 11:55:Mud Volcano. 13:24:The Cocooned Trees. 14:42:The Ringing Rocks. 15:54:The Stairway To Heaven. 16:57:Forty Winks-Ville. 18:39:The Blue Volcano. 20:19:Hoover Dam Defying Gravity. 21:27:Glass Beaches. 22:39:The Door To Hell. 24:26:The End!!!!!

"If only all accidents looked this pretty" Ok I didn't expect I'd be attacked like that

I shall no longer refer to it as the earth’s core, to me it is the extra-spicy-insides...

The lake you keep showing for Lake Karachay is Crater Lake in Oregon, USA. That island with all the spires is the Phantom Ship Island and the lake itself is in a volcano, 100% surrounded by ~800-1800 foot cliffs and is just under 2000 ft deep. Beautiful lake and I suggest visiting if you are near Union Creek, OR, but it is Not in Russia. I live near there and have visited it dozens of times. The entire area is Beautiful!

I live in mount Carmel which is 2 miles away from Centralia, my dad was the first responder to the fire that started there. It's still on fire today and smokes

The city of Centralia P.A. was the inspiration for the story/city of the Sllent Hill movie

9:09 perhaps the most amazing aspect of the nazca lines is the fact it's essentially a mountain with the top removed and flattened. nazca is a clear example of a technologically advanced civilization on earth that we're not aware of, be it human, alien or even a civilization of intelligent octopi.

Maybe Gobekli Tepe is an ancient graveyard! It seems filled with small, upright stones, with images carved on them. Those images could have been symbols of challenges a hunter might have overcome, or of leadership of a successful tribe.

I've been watching this channel for a really long time mainly because of the narrator's sense of humour. Love it.

Glass Beach is a great place to visit. I grew up getting to go to it every now and again. I even have some glass from it. Blue and red glass being the hardest to come by. And it doesn't only have glass you can find broken pieces of pottery on the beach too.

i have actually been to ijen several times lol. it's quite a trek and you do have to start at something like 10pm-midnight because the fire is best visible from midnight to 3 am, otherwise it gets too light out and the fire can't be seen properly. it's also really really cold up there because of the harsh winds so if anyone wants to visit, i suggest bringing a sweater or a windbreaker.

your channel is very entertaining and well organized. I have this urge to learn everything in one day.

To any fans of BE AMAZED! That's reading my comment You're perfect just the way u are and never change for anyone always be yourself. My dream is to reach 100. I've been struggling to get there

Living close to Fort Bragg and its glass beach, every so often officials get annoyed at all the people picking up the glass as souvenirs, and dont want the look ruined by tourists. I find it odd because essentially tourist are picking up litter and its pissing others from there off.

I like how it shows the warning of spiders coming up in the video as it shows spiders crawling around lol

U guys always have the most interesting videos. Thank u for pumping them out so often and having good taste when your chosing subjects. Love from Michigan

I'm amazed by the fact that every day there is something or the other on this channel.. How do you get so much content? I've seen youtubers that publish once a week and that is also a hassle.. Hats off to the creator.. Also, I love the narration.. You should bethe voice on Alexa or Google Assistant.. Very pleasant voice..

23:34 Soviets: "How do we stop this from causing a huge explosion? Let's try setting it on fire..."

Actually dumping a glass buttle in the ocean isn't a bad thing. First it can provide shelter for little fishes. And once broken, the waves will break it down even more to a point where it almost returns to sand. Then animals can use it to create shells or it can be used again to replace see sand to make concrete for construction.

There's a road in Ayrshire, Scotland, if you pour water on to the roads surface, it appears to travel uphill, it's called the Electric Brae. This also works with a vehicle, let the handbrake off and the vehicle appears to move up the hill.

Ok but sleep town would be awesome to go to for sleeping off till corona ends

I would like if he did a face reveal.

You can no longer walk on the abandoned highway, they covered it all with dirt last year. ☹️ I was able to show it to my Dutch friends and walk it for the last time. It was covered a couple of months after their visit.

The desert hieroglyphs were used to tell whoever could be looking there is life here on earth and it is a sanctuary to life.

My dude said "have you ever heard of a mud Valcano? No it's mot something you'd find at a Taco Bell!" 😂😂😂

*"When you see a ball of light..."* "HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN MONEY OFF YOUR DATA!" SKIP AD *"... what's the first thing you think it is?"*

I've been to Centralia. It was a truly life changing experience.

The lights in the sky in the videos are actually just flares from the military. They do drills for an emergency or for bombings

Blue Volcano is beautiful, makes me think of a propane torch or lit rubbing alcohol, but at a much bigger scale. That's really scary, having burned myself with a propane torch in the past. Even though I used "Liquid skin" and polysporin for it to heal well and it happened years ago I still have a nozzle shaped scar lol

"if only accidents looked this pretty" Yeah I wish I did look pretty

You have a great sense of humor. I laugh all the way through these videos...

The hell gate was actually created by accident when scientists wanted to burn some gases in the aerea and well.. they keep on burning

Some of ur puns make me embarrassed for both of us🤣🤣🤣

This is one of my favorite videos from you guys! So many amazing facts! Love it! Keep up the good work Heather from ATX

Sleep town looks like it's something straight out from a thiller/suspense/horror games like Silent Hill lolz xD

As soon as homie said “arachnophobes, cover your eyes and ears” I instantly dipped the video

I've actually seen a 'mud volcano' but on a smaller scale in our region's mountain

10:22 Theory: they might have drawn that as a form of notes to what they saw for future aliens to know what lived there kind of like the the descriptions at zoos

The Blue Volcano is amazingly beautiful. If I were healthy and had the money I would definitely go.

Hoover dam, while working for Arizona department of trans. A fellow worker made a paper airplane and launched it off the side of the dam, it slowly went down the face of the dam, about the time it got to the discharge area it began rising back up, it came all the way back to the top and then started the spiraling back down again, after 4 times we had to go back to work and left with that paper plane still going up and down the face of Hoover dam. That is one event in my life that I will never forget

Sleep town: *exists* Students: I want that

I've really been loving these longer videos.

I live in Victoria, Australia, nowhere near Wagga Wagga and I used to walk my dog in a paddock nearby. The grass in this paddock was also covered in spiderwebs but all the spiders had flown off with the wind. At the end of our walk, I had to wipe off all the spiderwebs from my dogs legs and belly plus my own legs. It was actually quite magical walking through this phenomenon, however I will say, had there been spiders on the webs there would have been no way I'd have walked through that as I have a great dislike for spiders, no matter what the size. Also, this phenomenon is caused by baby spiders taking off after being born (or hatched).

The same stuff that happens at the Hoover Dam happens at mountain named Blowing Rock in NC

Anyone else remember the old intro AMAZING

Earth shouldn’t exist , but it damn well does !

Narrator: "The Mud Volcano-" Ad: "New Oxi-Clean! Destroys stains and kills bacteria!" Well played, KZfaq. Well played.

The bell sound coming from the rocks means that it was just a part of a segment without any inside damage. It means that they are super strong unlike the ones that might have a crack inside which gives it the full sound

“If only all accidents were all so pretty “ me:”I’m not one “

This is always so calming!, it is evening we're I live

7:20 Lake karachay *shows picture of crater lake in oregon*

thanks for the content, I don't know if you've ever covered this but I always found the US Capitols Rotunda secret echo spot just really interesting

The title of this video is things that shouldn't exist on earth, but do. HOW IS THE EARTH'S PROTECTIVE BUBBLE ON EARTH???

To the 1% reading this: I hope you are staying safe and healthy during quarantine ♥️ I am so close to 2.5k, I am struggling to get there 🕊

WOOWHO !!! Pennsylvania made the list twice . Told ya this place exists .

“Some type of lazy dodo” it’s a vulture I think but that’s a perfect name for it XD

Epic, another BE AMAZED video one of the non-clickbait interesting learning channnel + memes

I could listen to this guy all day. Smooth voice dude.

imagine the musical rocks during hail. A whole orchestra :)

Never actually been at the Hoover Dam but we fly over it yearly to get to Las Vegas. It’s a beautiful site.

3:53 it is possible, that is civilizations much older, as scientists are thinking

Another great video. Thanks for this man

I live near centralia and it's fun to explore the area

I really wish more of these videos had chapters like this, they're very helpful!

6:08 guys ur not gonna believe me but I no joke saw those mysterious lights one time, so I was on a train ride to Utah with my mom and brother to see our family but late at night I saw these creepy lights hovering over a city it was really weird but idk

Stay healthy during quarantine BE AMAZED and all your fans ❤️ We are on the way to reach our goal!

Omg.... Ive been to Centralia! Me and my family used to go do a day trip at a late farther away from home every year and Cenralia was somewhat along the way if you took a short detour. I was much much younger and I was absolutely TERRIFIED of Centralia when my father and sister decided they wanted to go there and see the town. I cried to the point of almost hyperventilation (full blown panic attack) cause I was terrified the ground would break under us and we would all fall into the underground fire. (It didn't help that I was told a few Centralia horror stories before we stopped there. Like a kid almost falling in and the ground collapsing and such.) I was a kid maybe 10 or 12? We saw the smoke rising out of the dirt ground in some places. Its kinda silly looking back on that time in my life. I used to be afraid of everything as a kid! The underground fire is such a odd phenomenon and the town is almost completely abandoned. Obviously as a adult Centralia isn't scary to me anymore. Not in the way it used to. I would totally go there again if given the chance. 🙂 Im kinda happy there is a BE AMAZED video that talks about a place Ive actually seen and am not too far from!

I've been to that Boulder Field in PA with my grandparents on a camping trip. It's awesome

I would love to go to a glass beach and I’d love to see the blue lava-from as far away as possible😎

Aliens: what is this planet Alien 2: I have no idea

12:03 We have one of those in Romania. I didn't know they are so rare 😮 14:40 Those things also exist in India. I forgot the name of the location, but if u put a rock on top of this special bigger rock and then you strike it, it makes a cool sound.

That's Soo Amazing how they made them lines without looking from above.

Love the video, some of these places scared me. I kinda wanna go to one

23:52 its not mysterious, its typical soviet way of dealing with stuff.

I've driven through Centralia several times. It's not as bad as you'd think. Last time was about 10 years ago. Yeah the big thing is everyone has left so there are streets with no houses. You can see some places that there is smoke bellowing out but it's not that bad. I remember the first time in the 90's when my dad drove us through. We talked to 2 older guys and they were perfectly fine still living there. From what they told us the worst part was just the psychological impact on the remaining residents of having all their friends and family leave.

9:50 There's a good chance that some type of compass or star navigation was used to navigate how the lines were dug.

The Centralia mine is actually right underneath silent hill, that's why there's all that fog, it's actually smoke

7:12 It would make sense for radiation to be a part of their cause. After all, the aurora borealis is caused by solar radiation hitting the atmosphere. It tends to only happen at the magnetic poles because that's where the Earth's magnetic field is the thinnest.

Gobekli Tepe might've been a memorial palace where hunters who got killed by game had their bones stored in there and the drawings must've been the animals responsible for the hunters' deaths.

The happiest of people do not necessarily have the best of everything, They just make the most of everything they have. -The Shades

I’d definitely hike into the blue volcano!

In some UK beaches frosty glass stones with smoothed edges have also been found and appealed to me artistically there was so much one can do with them like decorating mirrors

The Nazca lines were created by "Clearing back" the darker surface of the ground to reveal the "Lighter colored" sub-surface. Zero wind, rain or other major external effect, nothing changes. For Ions!

His sound is good for motivation

oml I have seen these lights aswell!, only a few months ago in Australia....it looked like a long train of lights in the sky

I'm from Norway just like the video with the lights Didn't know those existed

I've been to centralia and took off my shoes to adjust them then the road that I was standing on was as hot as an stove.

Re: Nazca Lines. I have read that the explanation for the lines' construction may be in the possible existence of hot air balloons. The piece I read indicated that tombs of the Nazca people yeilded fabric and models of what could be hot air balloons. The fabric would have made an excellent material for the envelope of such a balloon. Objects found in the tomb look like a peculiar, wedge-shaped sort of balloon. Such a balloon if tethered to the ground would be less efficient than a balloon with a more nearly spherical shape but would have acted like a weather vane and have provided a very stable platform from which to oversee construction of the shapes. The Montgolfier brothers are sometimes credited with the discovery of the hot air balloon. While I do not accept all charges of Eurocentrism, in this instance I believe that to deny that any other humans before the Montgolfiers built/utilized such devices is pure Eurocentrism. I would argue that the Nazca lines' construction being overseen by observers in hot air balloons is far less fanciful than many/most of the alternative explanations for how the lines were constructed. We today are no more intelligent than those who came before us and Europeans are arguably no more intelligent than other people.

22 views , 25 comments , 35 likes . Very nice

I think that temple may have been a holy site for the hunter gatherers, like say a tribe was starving and found a massive herd with bountiful fruits and veggies there, and decided that the site was holy and built a temple there, continuing their. nomad lifestyle with occasional trips to worship whatever there

About the Spider Cocoon'd trees in Pakistan & Australia where i live, youve mentioned in a previous video that the same thing happened to New Zealand in 2017 when it was hit by Cyclone Cook. But this time, the creepy crawlies were trying to escape Flooding, not winds.

The rock sounds are pretty amazing if you ask me , and you kind of did ask me.🤗

Plz tel me how we know there was no farming till 10,500 bc. Surely if we were clever enough to build alaberate temples with stone carvings we could farm foods?

There is also a blue lave at Danakil Depression, a low-lying plain in Ethiopia.

I’ve been to centralia right before they covered up graffiti highway, there’s not much smoke anymore from what little I saw

18:52 That's where Azula was born 🤣

I'd be so much more likely to hit the like button sand subscribe if I wasn't reminded in every damn video. I can't be the only one who feels this way am I?

The Fort Bragg Glass Beaches, were where the city pushed the wreckage from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. They suffered a lot of damage up there and had no place to put the mess, so they got bulldozers and pushed it all right off the cliff. We go every few years; it's a really cool area. Good brewery with really good food, tattoo museum, sea glass museum, a fisherman's warf, and cute little Bed & Breakfasts. Gosh, I sound like a travel commercial, sorry. ☺

My theory on Gobekli Tepe is that it was a kind of lecture hall/temple of worship where Nomadic tribes put names and concepts behind the shapes in the stars that they followed to escape the harsh winters. The lecture hall bit comes from them passing on the knowledge to the younger generations and the temple of worship bit comes from the stories that would no doubt pop up around the names and shapes they gave to the constellations. Why this site could exist so early on is because astronomy would have to have been the very first sophisticated knowledge developed by early civilizations, and thus would be elevated to a significance which could have inspired the construction of the site, sculpting is impressive but creative talent, a sharp rock, a big boulder and enough dedication to take the time to do it would really be all that's needed as far as the carving goes specifically, the moving and placing of the boulders is explained by there being more than one person doing the manual labor. still the most significant site there is in terms of understanding just how far back we go and how much we've done.

"How would you like your Earth innards?" "Spicy"