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Subnautica (Farming Update) - Jelly Caves - PART #20

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Duration: 33:09
Updated: 16 Mar 2016
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Extreme Deep Underwater Caves Diving - Full Documentary

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Duration: 53:28
Updated: 26 Aug 2014
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Into the lost crystal caves: National Geographic TV documentary

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Duration: 91:08
Updated: 23 Dec 2013
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NGC goes inside one of the greatest natural marvels on the planet - a giant crystal cave described as Superman's fortress, with magnificent crystals up to 36 feet long and weighing 55 tons. A team of experts ventures into the cavern, enduring scorching-hot temperatures that could kill a human after just 15 minutes of exposure. They'll push the boundaries of physical limitation to explore a crevasse that could lead to another - and perhaps more spectacular - crystal cave.

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10 Of The World’s Creepiest Underground Caves

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Updated: 11 Sep 2015
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Here are10 of the world’s creepiest underground caves. While bats and bugs are among the most common denizens of deep, dark caves, supernatural and other particularly chill-inducing inhabitants are said to be occupying a few of them as well. Here are 10 of the world’s creepiest underground caves. Number 10. Mammoth Cave. America’s national parks aren’t all about hiking and camping, some offer ghost hunting as well. Among the many spirits said to be roaming about is that of Floyd Collins, an explorer whose leg got pinned by a rock. He perished underground while waiting for help. Number 9. The Killing Caves of Phnom Sampeau. Though great efforts to beautify this locale have been made over the years, the horrors of the genocide that occurred here are still evident. The bones of those killed at the hands of the Khmer Rouge remain in the cave, which served as a repository for the bodies of the slain. Number 8. Catawba Murder Hole Cave. It is a long drop to the bottom of this underground chamber in Virginia, and its opening is very large. Over the years, many have seen it as an opportunity for adventure, but it is rumored one man used it to get away with murder. He lured his victim to the cave, stole his belongings, then sent him over the edge to his death. Number 7. Bell Witch Cave. As far as unsettled spirits go, Kate, who occupies this subterranean Tennessee spot, is an especially nasty one. Though she started by terrorizing and even killing people above ground, one popular theory is that she now hangs out mostly below it. Some, however, believe the cave merely serves as a passageway between her netherworld home and the realm of the living. Number 6. Kabayan Mummy Burial Caves. In the days before both the Spanish and Christianity spread through the Philippines' island of Luzon, mummification was a common practice among some groups. The preserved bodies were stored in remote caverns, and many remain there to this day. Number 5. Krubera Cave. The dark, cold and wet lower reaches of this more than 7,000-foot Abkhazian tunnel are seldom explored. In the 4 weeks it took one research team to get relatively close to its bottom, they found themselves immersed in deep pools of murky, freezing water, and surrounded by creepy things that defied identification. Number 4. Gomantong Caves. Geologically speaking, the Borneo cavern’s most immediately notable feature is its 300-foot tall opening. Beyond that, it is best known for the mountains of bat feces and the incredibly high number of cockroaches, centipedes and scorpions amongst them. Number 3. Ellison’s Cave. Don’t be fooled by its astonishingly beautiful appearance. The pit of this Georgia cave is the deepest known in the US, extending roughly 600 feet below ground level. Attempting to reach its lowest point has been the final act of many explorers and adventurers. Number 2. Hodge Close Quarry. When viewed from a particular angle, the cave's reflection above the British quarry’s frigid lake resembles a skull. Despite the natural warning sign, many have entered the water. Some never returned. In 2005, a diver reported that he nearly became one of the lost when he, startled by what appeared to be a human body, came up to the surface too quickly. Number 1. Hellfire Caves. In the mid 1700s, these chalk caves were significantly upgraded by England’s Sir Francis Dashwood, the founder of the Hell Fire club. The membership was comprised largely of aristocrats, but what they did at meetings is not clear. It is rumored they gathered for the purpose of casting spells and partaking in other pagan rituals. Which cave do you think is the creepiest?

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Naica Crystal Cave Mexico

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Duration: 46:00
Updated: 21 Jun 2014
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Secret Underground City of Ellora Caves - Ancient Aliens In India?

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Duration: 9:38
Updated: 09 Jul 2014
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We are at Ellora caves in India, and I am going to show you some solid evidence about a secret underground area that is hidden under these caves. As you can see, there is a rectangular tunnel about 1 foot wide that is vertically going down, and is not open for public access. I asked the security guards if I could take a closer look and they told me that visitors are not allowed but they also told me that, this tunnel is over 40 feet deep and then it takes a right angle turn to proceed underground. Nobody knows what's inside after that because the tunnel becomes too narrow for human beings to get through it. Here is another one that is hiding in plain sight. You can see a channel on the ground and there is a small rectangular opening at the end of this passage that would drain the water to the other side of the temple. But, I went to the other side of this rock but guess what? It is a solid stone!! So, there is no other way, except that this rectangular opening leads to the underground. Notice that the rectangular opening is only large enough for a 10 year old to go in? Since adult human beings can't access it, was it designed for human beings at all? This is another hidden passage in Ellora caves that I tried to get through, but after 10 feet, it becomes so narrow that I can't go any further. Where do these mysterious tunnels lead? Who could have used such narrow passages? The other important question is: how can you carve such narrow passages if human beings cannot even get through them? Was it carved by humans at all? Were these carved for extraterrestrials that are smaller than human beings? Notice how this entrance is clearly going underground, in this cave temple. These are underground areas hiding in plain sight. The security guards told me that there are several underground tunnels in Ellora caves which gradually become too narrow for human beings to access them, and all of them are locked. From these old doors, we can assume that these tunnels have been closed from public access at least 30 to 40 years ago. These underground tunnels are not found in the same area, but are scattered over many different caves in Ellora, which stretches across a few miles. Is it possible that there could be a vast underground city like Derinkuyu in Turkey? Derinkuyu is an enormous underground city with advanced technical features that could accommodate more than 20,000 people, which was hidden for centuries only to be discovered in 1965. If it is true that there is a vast underground city in Ellora, shouldn't there be ventilation shafts that would allow air from the ground to reach below. In Derinkuyu, there are thousands of holes drilled from the ground that act as ventilation shafts to the underground city. Look at this long ventilation shaft in Ellora caves that is drilled secretly in a dark chamber. It is about 4 inches wide, but it is so deep that we can't even see the other end. Could this be a ventilation shaft that reaches the underground city? How about this ventilation shaft, which is also going underground? You can also see hundreds of holes like this drilled on the rock floor. Some of them are unfinished, and only few inches deep, but notice how the other holes have been closed with concrete recently. I asked why some of these holes have been closed and my tour guide told me that someone dropped their car keys into one of them, but these holes are so deep that they couldn't retrieve it. So, they just covered these holes by putting concrete over them. What else could be the purpose of these deep holes on the floor, if they are not ventilation shafts? Why would hundreds of holes be drilled on these rock floors with painstaking efforts without any reason? Now, this is one of the abandoned, bat infested places and let's take a look at what's inside. This seems like a very old sanctum holding a lingam, which is a Hindu god. Centuries ago, plenty of water would be poured on this lingam everyday as part of religious worship, and it would drain through this channel. Notice that this water drain has been closed recently with some rocks. Where would the water go? Let's see...It would go vertically down through this tunnel. Unless there is an area underground, this would be pointless because the water would just overflow all over the place! All over Ellora caves, there are hundreds of idols which would require thousands of gallons of water poured on them every day. Was this a technique to get clean water underground that could be used for different purposes? Please visit http://www.phenomenalplace.com for intriguing and interesting places on the planet.

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If Caves were Removed - Minecraft

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Duration: 9:46
Updated: 14 Dec 2015
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What If Caves were Removed? Time to find out! :) Leave a like if you enjoyed and don't forget to subscribe :D Also, on the ending message we meant to say game not cave :P Without caves, the *game would just be called "Craft" ● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Orepros/669397736508528 ● Twitter: https://twitter.com/Orepros ● Website: http://orepros.net ● Second Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/orepros2 Huge thanks to xisumavoid for voice acting! http://www.youtube.com/xisumavoid Thanks to ChestBlock for making the cave render in the thumbnail! Previous Video: Why Sand and Gravel Fall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL4RcHc0W8I Actors: Caandy_Lollipop, ABMinersCave, _xSweetx_, ThePokeGod and highprize180 This video is made for fun and it should not be taken seriously. =================CREDITS=================== ♬ Royalty Free Music by http://www.incompetech.com ♬ Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: http://www.epidemicsound.com ♬ Royalty Free Music by http://audiomicro.com/royalty-free-music ♬ Sound Effects by http://audiomicro.com/sound-effects ► Buy The Game: http://www.minecraft.net ►Host your very own Minecraft server, and more! Nitrado Server, Webhost, and Voiceserver Premium Hosting http://server.nitrado.net/eng/ ► Texture Pack: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/72747-faithful-32x32-pack-updatemods-162/ ► Shaders: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/2391360-chocapic13s-shaders ► Rigs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpq_z01kn0o ► Rigs: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1190607-minecraft-model-pack-v15306-steve-rigs-v12v11-item-pack-v12178-mob-pack-v106-cinema-4d/

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Secret Underwater Caves - Mexico

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Updated: 09 Dec 2012
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Explorers find a cache of Mayan artifacts hidden deep within a cave in the island of Cozumel in Mexico. Hope You Enjoy ! Don't Forget To Like, Comment & Subsribe.

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Why Are These 32 Symbols Found in Caves All Over Europe | Genevieve von Petzinger | TED Talks

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Updated: 18 Dec 2015
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Written language, the hallmark of human civilization, didn't just suddenly appear one day. Thousands of years before the first fully developed writing systems, our ancestors scrawled geometric signs across the walls of the caves they sheltered in. Paleoanthropologist and rock art researcher Genevieve von Petzinger has studied and codified these ancient markings in caves across Europe. The uniformity of her findings suggest that graphic communication, and the ability to preserve and transmit messages beyond a single moment in time, may be much older than we think. TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talks on Technology, Entertainment and Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more. Find closed captions and translated subtitles in many languages at http://www.ted.com/translate Follow TED news on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tednews Like TED on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TED Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/TEDtalksDirector

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Exploring Toxic Ice Caves Inside an Active Volcano

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Updated: 04 Feb 2016
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"The caves themselves are very complex with hazards deep inside. The recipe is set for a cave rescue with a lot of dire consequences," says Eduardo Cartaya, a National Geographic grantee who is leading an expedition into the ice caves inside one of Mount Rainier's craters. With a background in search and rescue, Cartaya hopes that his team's data will help protect the thousands of people who attempt to climb Mount Rainier every year. Climbing any mountain presents inherent risks, but Rainier's caves are especially dangerous since they have pockets of poisonous gases like carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide. "These caves are being visited by recreational climbers who frequently take shelter inside the caves when they are caught on the summit by unexpected storms. We want them to know and understand that yes, there are hazards in there and to know where those hazards are so that they're not trapped up there for 24 hours in a storm and find themselves in a pocket of bad air, because there wouldn't be time to rescue them in a situation like that," Cartaya explains. Rescuing lost or injured climbers in the caves is a time- and resource-consuming operation, as Mount Rainier is very remote and hardly what you'd expect to find less than two hours from Seattle, Washington. "The crater of Mount Rainier is often referred to as the 'backside of the moon.' It actually used to be considered for a training ground for astronauts. And not only are we at the summit, we're under the summit inside a glacier with active volcanic activity in it. It clearly couldn't be more remote or, I guess, otherworldly or dangerous than that," says Cartaya. The uninviting, alien nature of the caves also draws many scientists to join Cartaya on the expedition. The unique environment offers the scientists an otherworldly laboratory to study how microbial alien life may exist on icy planets. "One of the amazing things about these caves is that they simulate what we might find on other planets or moons in the solar system. They are one of the few locations where you have a blend of volcanic gases mixing with a high altitude dark icy cave, which replicates a lot of what they expect to find in Europa, the Martian ice caps, or ice bodies somewhere in the solar system." Other researchers on the expedition are monitoring changes in the caves internal climate. Cartaya explains, "By measuring the ice walls of the cave year after year and noting whether they expand or contract could help us determine if the volcano is heating up, producing more steam, or if there’s any imminent volcanic activity in the future. That could be used to give early warnings if the volcano’s behavior starts to change. With Seattle and other cities nearby, that’s a pretty important thing to know." The climate data is also useful because glaciers are universally recognized as climate indicators. "The glacier caves on Mount Rainier circulate air from the atmosphere throughout the system and store records of the climate in the layers of ice. The work being done in the caves by researchers with Ruhr University is part of a worldwide study on the effects of climate on our ice packs and how caves contribute to the processes," says Cartaya. "We hope to relate changes in the passage dimensions to either the effects of climate or the effects of the hydrothermal system of the volcano.” Conducting the varied research in the caves poses many risks to the expedition team, but just walking on the mountain is an incredible challenge itself. In order to get to the caves, the expedition team must walk along Mount Rainier's icy summit, which has an active volcanic crater just beneath, winds that can reach 140 miles an hour, and hidden crevices that empty into passages of toxic air. With a seemingly endless supply of danger and the fate of 75 team members in his hands, the expedition definitely takes its toll on Cartaya. "When I come down after the expedition, it takes probably two months to wind down from the stress of it. The last thing I could bear is if one of my teammates was hurt or killed doing this project." But Cartaya says that won’t keep the team from returning to the caves many times over: "The real value of scientific studies in places like this is not just one singular snapshot of data in one day, but to record change over a long period of time. That's why we’re going to be going back up year after year," says Cartaya before adding, "All I can say it’s probably one of the most exciting, stressful, and rewarding experience I’ve ever had in my life to do this." Click here to read more with Eduardo Cartaya: http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2016/02/01/exploring-toxic-ice-caves-in-an-active-volcano/ Check out the adventures of other National Geographic grantees in the field by watching the rest of the Expedition Raw series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLivjPDlt6ApQwXq3U8A7Y3HAWPajyXOIQ

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Cave-digging artist finds inspiration underground

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Updated: 18 May 2014
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For the past 25 years, Ra Paulette has been carving out man-made caves from the sandstone hills of New Mexico, and then sculpting these spaces into works of art he calls wilderness shrines. Lee Cowan has the story of an artist who does his best work underground.

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Archeology Documentary: Ancient City and Secret Caves

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Updated: 21 May 2015
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Who could have constructed the ancient underground city in Derinkuyu, Turkey, a complex labyrinth of caves large enough to shelter 20,000 people?

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Planet Earth Episode 4 Caves BBC Documentary

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Updated: 22 May 2015
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Planet Earth Episode 4 Caves BBC Documentary

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The mysterious world of underwater caves

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Updated: 08 Feb 2016
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Cave diver Jill Heinerth explores the hidden underground waterways coursing through our planet. Working with biologists, climatologists and archaeologists, Heinerth unravels the mysteries of the life-forms that inhabit some of the earth's most remote places and helps researchers unlock the history of climate change. In this short talk, take a dive below the waves and explore the wonders of inner space. TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talks on Technology, Entertainment and Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and much more. Find closed captions and translated subtitles in many languages at http://www.ted.com/translate Follow TED news on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tednews Like TED on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TED Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/TEDtalksDirector

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Tight squeeze at Deep Cave

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Updated: 22 Aug 2012
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Boost your cave cred (like street cred but for caves) by trying to squeeze through the alternate entrance to Deep Cave in Edwards County, Texas. Note that the main entrance to the cave is in a 3 m sink just out of camera view, but you don't get any cave cred for strolling through the big entrance. Deep Cave is still being explored and mapped in an ongoing survey project begun in 1999 and has over 5.3 km (3.3 miles) of passages and a depth of 78.3 m (257 ft). Passages tend to alternate between tight crawls and spacious rooms with multiple leads. The cave is highly decorated with crystalline helictites, stalactites, stalagmites, columns, flowstone, draperies, moonmilk, and popcorn, and many of these formations are either partially translucent or richly colorful. Deep Cave is located on the Deep and Punkin Nature Preserve and is one of many Texas caves owned and managed by the Texas Cave Management Association (TCMA), a non-profit cave conservancy. Some of these caves are protected as home to unique and endangered creatures. Other TCMA caves are routinely used for a variety of purposes by cavers, the general public, youth groups, and rescue training groups. TCMA also provides management, conservation, and education information to individual, groups, organizations, and governmental agencies. For more information, or if you would like to donate or volunteer, please visit their website at www.tcmacaves.org. If you would like to get started caving in the United States (and don't worry--not all caves are this tight), check out the National Speleological Society (NSS) at www.caves.org. There you can find a local chapter, called a Grotto, where experienced cavers can teach you all about caving, gear, safety, etc., and get you started caving! In this video, the participants are, in order: TJ Tidwell (fail although his sunglasses made it), Tom Rogers (fail although he made it up the hole earlier), Chris Lafferty (successful and also featured in the GIF circling the Internet), Caleb Mayeux (successful), Ray Hertel (fail), Ryan Monjaras (successful feet first), Mallory Mayeux (failed although she's always a success at being charming and beautiful), Caleb Mayeux again (fail headfirst), and Ryan Monjaras again. For the record, yes, Ryan completed the squeeze headfirst. Unfortunately, my DSLR ran out of space before his success was captured on video.

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Secret Cave Exploring In The North Georgia Mountains

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Updated: 02 Dec 2010
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Exploring 3 secret caves or old gold mines hidden in the North Georgia mountains.

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FORBIDDEN ARCHEOLOGY: The Lost Caves of Giza - FEATURE

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From UFOTV®, accept no imitations. Beneath the pyramids of Egypt lies a lost underworld of catacombs, hewn chambers and cave tunnels that have remained unexplored for hundreds of years. They are alluded to in ancient texts and Arab legends, but have been left unexplored until today. They have now been rediscovered and investigated for the first time. What exactly does this subterranean realm tell us about the pyramids, their relationship to the stars and the mythical origins of Egyptian civilization? Discover for yourself as we explore the "Lost Caves of Giza." Coming to DVD from UFOTV and LOADED with Bonus Features. 83 mins. Cat# U1106. Visit us online at http://www.UFOTV.com.

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Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves - Built with Alien Technology?

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Updated: 19 Jun 2014
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This is the world famous Kailasa temple at Ellora and let's look objectively into who could have built this amazing structure. By the end of this video, I hope you will agree with me that our history is completely wrong, and that this temple was built by a very advanced civilization. What is so special about this temple? This temple was not constructed by adding stone blocks, but an entire mountain was carved to create this temple. This is the only example in the whole world where a mountain was cut out from the top, to create a structure. In all the other temples and caves, even in Ellora and the rest of the world, the rock was cut from the front and carved as they went along. The whole world has followed a rock cutting technique called "cut-in monolith" while Kailasa temple is the only one that has used the exact opposite technique called "cut-out monolith". To see why this rock cutting technique is so different, let's take a look at this pillar that is over 100 feet tall. See how small human beings look when compared to this pillar. Normally, to create such a huge pillar, it would take years of work, carving accurately on the huge rock. But this pillar was carved by scooping out all the pieces of mountain around it. You can imagine the amount of rock, which has been removed to create this pillar. Historians and archaeologists are confused because of the sheer amount of rock that was removed in this temple. Archaeologists confirm that over 400,000 tons of rock had to be scooped out, which would have taken not years, but centuries of human labor. Historians have no record of such a monstrous task and they think that it was built in less than 18 years. Let us do a simple math and see if historians could be right. I am going to assume that people worked every day for 18 years and for 12 hours straight with no breaks at all. I am going to ignore rainy days, festivals, war time and assume that people worked like robots ceaselessly. I am also going to ignore the time taken to create intricate carvings and complex engineering design and planning and just focus on the removal of rock. If 400,000 tons of rock were removed in 18 years, 22,222 tons of rock had to be removed every year. This means that 60 tons of rock was removed every day, which gives us 5 tons of rock removed every hour. I think we can all agree, that is not even possible today to remove 5 tons of rock from a mountain, every hour. Not even with all the so called advanced machines that we have. So, if it is not humanly possible, was it done by humans at all? Was this created with the help of extraterrestrial intelligence? Now, forget about creating such an extraordinary structure. Can human beings at least destroy this temple? In fact, Aurangzeb a Muslim king employed a thousand workers to completely demolish this temple. In 1682, he ordered that that the temple be destroyed, so that there would be no trace of it. Records show that a 1000 people worked for 3 years, and they could only do a very minimal damage. They could break and disfigure a few statues here and there, but they realized it is just not possible to completely destroy this temple. Aurangzeb finally gave up on this impossible task. Note that this attempted destruction is very similar to another mysterious structure called The Menkaure's pyramid in Egypt. Another Muslim ruler wanted all the pyramids to be destroyed, and started his work from the Menkaure's pyramid. After years of trying, he was only able to make a small dent on the pyramid. He gave up too. Were all these indestructible structures around the world created by extraterrestrials? Is that why human beings are not even able to destroy them? In fact, archaeologists agree that Kailasa temple was created before any other temple in the Ellora cave complex. Could this have been built centuries before human beings started carving other temples nearby? Is this why the architecture, the design, and the size is so much better and bigger than other temples? If it was built by humans, it is logical to expect that the rock cutting techniques and design would become better over time. People would gain more experience and knowledge and make better structures in the future. However, the Kailasa temple is the oldest and the biggest temple carved with engineering perfection. Unlike other temples, the Kailasa is the only temple that is visible from the air. Out of 34 temples, all carved side by side, Kailasa stands out and you can see it while flying over it. Is this just a coincidence? Or was it designed for people to see it from the air, like Nazca lines of Peru? Even on Google earth, the aerial view of Kailasa temple clearly shows an X mark. This is how it looks from the top; you can see a circular design that is studded with 4 lions that create this huge X mark. Was this created as a signal for extraterrestrials, who can spot the location while flying?

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Amazing Drone Video Of World's Largest Cave | msnbc

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Updated: 18 Mar 2015
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Photographer Ryan Deboodt explored Hang Son Doong cave in Vietnam using a drone, revealing an entire world in the depths of the earth. » Subscribe to msnbc: http://on.msnbc.com/SubscribeTomsnbc About: msnbc is the premier destination for in-depth analysis of daily headlines, insightful political commentary and informed perspectives. Reaching more than 95 million households worldwide, msnbc offers a full schedule of live news coverage, political opinions and award-winning documentary programming -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Connect with msnbc Online Visit msnbc.com: http://on.msnbc.com/Readmsnbc Find msnbc on Facebook: http://on.msnbc.com/Likemsnbc Follow msnbc on Twitter: http://on.msnbc.com/Followmsnbc Follow msnbc on Google+: http://on.msnbc.com/Plusmsnbc Follow msnbc on Instagram: http://on.msnbc.com/Instamsnbc Follow msnbc on Tumblr: http://on.msnbc.com/LeanWithmsnbc Amazing Drone Video Of World's Largest Cave | msnbc

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Minecraft | CAVE WORLD MOD! (World's Most EPIC Caves!) | Mod Showcase

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Updated: 28 Nov 2014
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► Subscribe and join TeamTDM! :: http://bit.ly/TxtGm8 ► Previous Mod :: http://bit.ly/1EJ4SLn ► Follow Me on Twitter :: http://www.twitter.com/DiamondMinecart Today, we visit the EPIC Cave World Dimensions. Each of these Dimensions have never ending caves that have no overworld and tonnes of precious ores! Collect the goodies and return safely or will you get extremely lost?! ► Get the Mod: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/2217135-1-7-10-caveworld-adds-the-caveworld-dimension ► Second Channel :: http://www.youtube.com/MoreTDM ► Want To Send Me Something? :: The Diamond Minecart / DanTDM Office 34 67-68 Hatton Garden London EC1N 8JY UK ► Merchandise! US: http://thediamondminecart.spreadshirt.com UK: http://thediamondminecartuk.spreadshirt.co.uk EU: http://thediamondminecart.spreadshirt.net Enjoy & remember to like, favourite and subscribe to support me! -- Find Me! -- Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/DiamondMinecart Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheDiamondMinecart Instagram: DanTDM Skydaz: http://www.skydaz.com -- Easy Mod Installers! -- Credits -- All titles and images created by TheDiamondMinecart Title song: Super Street Fighter Remix - AntoineLavenant - https://soundcloud.com/antoinelavenant Other music by Kevin MacLeod at http://www.incompetech.com =============================================== ► What I Use to Capture Console Gameplay :: http://e.lga.to/tdm

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The Most Incredible Caves in the World (HD1080p)

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Duration: 3:46
Updated: 09 Dec 2013
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Les Barabar Caves et les Ajantas caves - Mystères de l’Inde. Ep.08

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Duration: 53:42
Updated: 10 Mar 2016
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Les Barabar Caves - Mystères de l’Inde. Ep.08 À lire avant de visionner la vidéo - nouvelles politique de conduite. Le tout dernier épisode de cette mini série sur les mystères de l'Inde. Un épisode qui se sera fait attendre, mais pour lequel je vous offre exceptionnellement 52mn de dépaysements. Vous découvrirez ces mystérieuses Barabar caves dont certains n'ont jamais entendu parler. J'ai le plaisir aussi de vous présenter André Tognotti, un sculpteur au grand cœur spécialiste de la construction et de la pierre. Il nous livre ici son expertise et nous démontre qu'il y a 2500 ans, il est peu probable que les bâtisseurs des caves de Barabar aient pu polir les parois de ces grottes avec les outils traditionnels que l'Histoire s'évertue à toujours nous présenter. Avertissement : Suite à un flots de commentaires nocifs et stériles sur les précédentes vidéos, toute personne souhaitant perdre son temps à critiquer sans fondement, ou insulter gratuitement le travail qui est exposé dans cette vidéo, sera bloquée et bannie sans préavis. Merci de surveiller votre langage, et de vous exprimer posément et intelligemment. (rageux et frustrés en mal de vivre sont prévenus). Bon visionage à tous. Restez connectés et partagez ! La vidéo a été exportée en 1920x1080. Si vous rencontrez des problème de lecture, merci de me le signaler. ------------------------------------------------------------ Crédits musique : OST Lady in the Water - The Seven Sisters OST Ender's Game - Salamander Battle Ian Alex Mac : The Loss of Blood + intégralité des crédits en fin de vidéo.

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MYSTERIOUS LIFE OF CAVES - NOVA - Discovery Science History (full documentary)

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Duration: 54:33
Updated: 19 Nov 2014
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Mysterious Life of Caves - NOVA (full documentary). thanks for watching history life discovery science technology tech learning education national nature geographic earth planet channel universe space adventure journey explore exploration cave underground mystery secret extreme dark explorer animal animals wild wildlife world complete documentaries

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