Those are actually the normal chimes for Big Ben.

Tahseen Khan ancient evil has awaken

it'll chime again 2021 as far as I know

I think you took that a bit too far.

The funerali "chime" Is very slow

essentialatom a super old clock made of stone and dying parts

Prussia Shitpostia Who the fuck makes a clock of stone?

Buske people who build stone clocks

you're saying that as though the stone clock was built in modern times... smfh you dumb ass

Nemesi it was build 157 years ago so its not modern

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What does that mean

There was no eclipse in the UK at that time - when there is, it is watched in a similar, yet more intelligent fashion than their US counterparts.

Snooby66 Lmao "more intelligent"? really? did you really just say that? It's fucking cloudy like 70 percent of the time there anyways, isn't it? The commenter knew there wasn't a solar eclipse in the uk you dip.

Tahseen, your American is showing.

Snooby66 fucking wanker

@@Andy-qr3hu Hi, othet Andy!

holy shit that's so terrible, it's funny.

What?

+kevin_nahuel2010 It went back four seconds. When getting your second helping of food during a mealtime, it's typically called "getting seconds" or "going back for seconds". The clock went back "four" seconds because it was hungry. :D

I've never heard that "going for seconds"

Going for seconds is something some people may do, if they're finished of their meal or something like that

They are perfectly synchronised. Perhaps you need more bandwidth - JK. The sound and external video were actually "real time" and the internal video was a delayed sat feed. On another interesting note. If you stand at the base of the tower with your radio tuned to a BBC station, the sound picked up by the microphones installed in the tower is transmitted to the broadcast station, and then to the radio receiver faster than the sound travels down from the tower - meaning that you will hear the chimes on the radio before the natural sound reaches your ears. (Obviously, you can't test that theory until the bells chime once more, and probably less than 4 years, but you can look it up online)

That's pretty nuts! Also I just assumed it was because the recording of the sound was from further away, so the camera on the bell and the outside one were in synch, but the sound was from outside?

The camera was zoomed in from far away and since light is faster than sound, you can see the hammer hitting the bell first before hearing it.

Same

@@Kyrelel oooo xD

nope 6:11am

@@Cpr1234 nah, it's 17:18

100th liker lol

That's because since the tower was exposed to over 150 years of elements from weather, and air quality, it had to be disabled for exterior renovations

Or AC/DC Hells Bells!

I was expecting Daft Punk-Aerodynamic. I know, I have awful taste in music.

I was expecting Megalovania

For Whom The Bell Tolls

It’s all part of the service Mr TDogGoesBark

*SCREAMING NOISES*

Watches, other clocks, phones

Bee We don't. It's chaos here right now, I've been late to work every day since BB stopped. :(

Bee The clock will continue running only the bells will be silenced.

Big Ben refers to the bell, not the clock tower itself. The clock’s machinery will still be gearing as normal. The bells will be the only ones not working.

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How do you not understand it?

Why is chin chin saying this

I don't know, it is supposed to be funny???

Idk, It is a reference or something?

I sometimes think people don't quite understand what that clock, and the bell in particular means to us. At that stage it had rung continually for 157, since the reign of Queen Victoria, through two world wars, as perhaps the most recognisable symbol and sound of our country. It marks the silence on Armistice Day and Remeberance Sunday, the coming of the new year and, as we heard in 2022, the passing of our beloved Monarch. Any Americans watching (and maybe scoffing) should perhaps think about what the Liberty Bell means to them and maybe then they would have maybe some small idea of what Big Ben means to us!

Ah- I know I’m replying to this a year later- but yes, it’s currently fixed and running as of now :)

Beth Pope It will chime on New Years and Remembrance Sunday, it's just being stopped for the sake of the workers. ^^

We had heard Big Ben several times in the years inbetween (mainly Remembrance Sunday and New Years Eve) whilst the renovation was carried out. But when the clock was back in full operation for Rememberance Sunday 2022, I found it strangely moving to hear the Westminster Chimes ring out again.

Fanaticsilver81 1 MORE YEAR

You stupid bitch Big Ben is completed now it is 2023 Noob you son of a glitch😂 1:28 are you being stupid or what

Big Ben first began chiming in 1859.

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Chamberlain Business that's what I meant I said my graduation year Xd

We are in 2021 for quite a while now :D

@@anasmamdouh4050 it’s 2022 now…

This Big Ben finally finished made!!!

@@minionthecrek794 does it chime now?

Um yes?

Phjeeteri it sad

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Hell yeah

Brooke Van Kampen it needs repairs cause it’s so old

@@chamberlainbusiness7120 Also; part of the renovation work on Big Ben is to install bathrooms and an elevator as well as a place for tea.

Barry Hollywood Her = Big Bentley

I think Big Ben is a boy