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And there's no way to cover them in one episode, so keep an eye out for more on this topic. Now, it's true we can't prove the Earth is hollow. It's also true we can't prove it's not. If you follow this channel, you know I try to find as much truth in these mysteries as I can. But the real truth is, some mysteries just can't be solved. And those are my favorites. I say it over and over.

And there's no way to cover them in one episode, so keep an eye out for more on this topic. Now, it's true we can't prove the Earth is hollow. It's also true we can't prove it's not. If you follow this channel, you know I try to find as much truth in these mysteries as I can. But the real truth is, some mysteries just can't be solved. And those are my favorites. I say it over and over.

I try to be very honest because I get lots of things wrong. So someone sent in a Gartha. That was the request. And I had no idea what it was. But this was a week where I didn't have any topics and it was getting kind of down to the wire. And when that happens, I just go back to the tips line and I just look through like, what do we have that could possibly work? And I came across a Gartha.

I try to be very honest because I get lots of things wrong. So someone sent in a Gartha. That was the request. And I had no idea what it was. But this was a week where I didn't have any topics and it was getting kind of down to the wire. And when that happens, I just go back to the tips line and I just look through like, what do we have that could possibly work? And I came across a Gartha.

I'm like, what is this? And it's like, okay, it's a hollow earth. That could be fun. And then I start researching it, and it's super fun. You can tell in the episode that I'm really excited about it. And that's just, that's gold. When I go into a topic and I have no idea what it is, and then I start researching, I'm like, this is perfect. So that's what happened with Agartha.

I'm like, what is this? And it's like, okay, it's a hollow earth. That could be fun. And then I start researching it, and it's super fun. You can tell in the episode that I'm really excited about it. And that's just, that's gold. When I go into a topic and I have no idea what it is, and then I start researching, I'm like, this is perfect. So that's what happened with Agartha.

That was a lot of fun. Next up is 62, episode 62, the borehole drilling project that went very wrong. I should go and update some of these titles. Little click baby. Alright, so before you say it, I am aware that I have put on a weight in this video. Okay, that is my COVID weight. And I don't know. It's hard to watch my big round face, but I'm aware of it and I fixed it.

That was a lot of fun. Next up is 62, episode 62, the borehole drilling project that went very wrong. I should go and update some of these titles. Little click baby. Alright, so before you say it, I am aware that I have put on a weight in this video. Okay, that is my COVID weight. And I don't know. It's hard to watch my big round face, but I'm aware of it and I fixed it.

So go easy on me in the comments. But if you can get past the fat guy, it's another Art Bell story. At least that's where I learned about it. It was someone had discovered like the deepest hole in the world and they put a microphone down there and they heard the sounds of hell. It's only 11 minutes. I'll see you after this.

So go easy on me in the comments. But if you can get past the fat guy, it's another Art Bell story. At least that's where I learned about it. It was someone had discovered like the deepest hole in the world and they put a microphone down there and they heard the sounds of hell. It's only 11 minutes. I'll see you after this.

When the drill reached 14.4 kilometers, it had broken through solid rock and into a large cavern. That wasn't supposed to be there. From the surface, scientists could hear something coming from the hole. They lowered down an instrument array, including a microphone.

When the drill reached 14.4 kilometers, it had broken through solid rock and into a large cavern. That wasn't supposed to be there. From the surface, scientists could hear something coming from the hole. They lowered down an instrument array, including a microphone.

There was air in the cavern nine miles beneath the surface, but it was mostly toxic gas and the air temperature was over a thousand degrees. None of this made sense. They turned on the microphone. What they heard caused most of the crew to quit on the spot. For the few that remained, it only got worse. They called it the well to hell.

There was air in the cavern nine miles beneath the surface, but it was mostly toxic gas and the air temperature was over a thousand degrees. None of this made sense. They turned on the microphone. What they heard caused most of the crew to quit on the spot. For the few that remained, it only got worse. They called it the well to hell.

When the Allies won the Second World War, they quickly scrambled to claim their share of the Nazi resources. Gold, weapons, and oil were highly prized, but no resource was as valuable as the Nazi scientific community. The United States launched Operation Paperclip, which brought over 1,600 Nazi scientists, engineers, and technicians to the U.S. for government employment.

When the Allies won the Second World War, they quickly scrambled to claim their share of the Nazi resources. Gold, weapons, and oil were highly prized, but no resource was as valuable as the Nazi scientific community. The United States launched Operation Paperclip, which brought over 1,600 Nazi scientists, engineers, and technicians to the U.S. for government employment.

The Soviets had Operation Oseviakim, where over 2,500 scientists were recruited by the Soviet Union. but abducted. Thank you. This influx of talent kicked off a scientific rivalry that would last the next half century. Nuclear technology was, of course, a priority for weapons and for energy. The most high-profile competition was the space race.

The Soviets had Operation Oseviakim, where over 2,500 scientists were recruited by the Soviet Union. but abducted. Thank you. This influx of talent kicked off a scientific rivalry that would last the next half century. Nuclear technology was, of course, a priority for weapons and for energy. The most high-profile competition was the space race.

The Soviets were the first to launch a satellite into orbit, the first to land an object on the moon, the first to put a human in orbit, and the first spacewalk. The United States had its own list of firsts, the big one being the first man on the moon.

The Soviets were the first to launch a satellite into orbit, the first to land an object on the moon, the first to put a human in orbit, and the first spacewalk. The United States had its own list of firsts, the big one being the first man on the moon.