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Don't believe that ' greatest of all time ' lies.

Space is not -250 degrees. Very disappointed with this guy, I know he's an astronaut but come on man, don't spread bad science. In a very narrow technical sense it is -250 since the few atoms wandering around in the vacuum of outer space are indeed extremely cold. But the heat transfer between them and a hotter object is infinitesimally small. You don't lose heat in space because space is cold, it's not. For all intents and purposes space has no temperature, it's a vacuum. You lose heat because of the thermal radiation you emit. If you are in the sun you are exposed to thermal radiation and if you receive more than you emit which depends on how close the sun is you will in fact heat up. In the shade you will cool down but it's not a fast process. You won't immediately freeze or immediately boil.

You are one of the most intelligent you tubers

sometimes a banana is just a banana whats the problem with eating bananas in public lol

U need to do a messi reaction

It is NOT the world record. This is: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Eustace

@2:14 Number 11 there is one of the all time greatest players. The Legend died way to early, RIP Jonah.

i was in canada with family we had purchased this fight on pay per view i went to the bathroom came back fight over.......man i was pissed (no pun intended)

It would’ve been best to watch the full footage from start to end . It’s much more exciting that way great content.

There were actually two All Black number 11s on display: Jonah Lomu (RIP) and Julian Savea. Lomu was one of the greatest players of all time, and likely would have been even greater if his incurable kidney disease hadn't cut his career short.

This is an excellent interview with a WW1 german soldier about trench warfare and PTSD they suffered. ua-cam.com/video/B8log371ADA/v-deo.htmlsi=GnbsWf38m7TaiTbX

That first try was significant because it won the match, when Ireland had never won against the All Blacks.

8:20. I was at that match. Still have the ticket stub.

What's even more impressive is how they managed to fit his balls inside that suit.

Slough (rhymes with how) is a confusing one for a Northerner, since there are a lot of places like Mereclough (-ough as in rough). That'll probably be the Danelaw they were talking about. I once heard an Australian mispronounce Loughborough (luff-bruh) as "loo-ga-ba-roo-ga" and was rather confused.

So they did this live. The whole ascent and everything. It was hours long

Honesty, these are Amazing Tries just dnt think they're the Greatest as these are Very Old Video-Clips one may even say out-dated I mean most of Guys if not all of them dnt even Play anymore!!!!

Thanks for sharing this, I always appreciate your thoughts. If you want to see another Red Bull athlete blow your mind try gymkhana 11. Featuring Travis Pastrana.

Your channel is unique. It's refreshing to see elocvent, high IQ, obviously smart and intelligent young woman like you. I love every topic you cover, because it's interesting to listening you.

The man “number 11” you refer to is Jonah Lomu probably the best ever to have played the game who unfortunately died prematurely in 2015 this link is a video dedicated to him which would be a good reaction ua-cam.com/video/hWHlCDKebMY/v-deo.htmlsi=qDEFyrgHpidX_IMA

No Protocol, watch the best womens Rugby team in the world ranked no 1, the England Womens Rugby Union team (The Red Roses) they play just like the men. Outstanding team, they have just won the 6 Nations Grand Slam 3 years in a row.

These tries are impressive more because of their historical significance in tournaments like the world cup, then just their individual moments.

I agree, a try fest video showcases the great game way better than hits videos, although there will always be a place for great tackles. I was a number of games, the South Africa v Japan in Brighton was one of the best games I've ever attended, as the commentator said, the greatest upset in the games history. Jonah Lomu is all over these clips, IMO the greatest player of all time. I met him in 2015, lovely man, a matter of month's later, he passed away, such a said loss.

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I dont know for sure but i think the terrain is better in south africa and what not to move those boats, and there are lakes over on the east side of Africa.

Try watching a full womens game, any from the last internationals, the club final is next Saturday which should be a really good game. I like both teams, great players, great stories.

No protocol, the game of rugby is the physical poetry in motion. I'm a proud Welsh grandad from the city of Cardiff, rugby is our national sport.

I don't know why the YTer hates France so much, that was the lamest French try in the world. Do yourself a favour and watch a compilation of the French XV. Especially if you like quickplay, it's quite poetic. RIP Jonah Lomu.

Your commentaries are always so insightful...well done young lady!

OOOOOHHHH-K. Did she really say "at least its mot US'centric."???????? Im out. SMFH

the diving is because to score a try, you need to touch the ball down the scoring zone. which is bizarre, as in gridiron you score a touchdown without touching the ball down at all =/ there must be some clever person who can explain this better than me? big love to all people :)

If an explotion happens near a spaceship, the gases will expand, and the molecules will hit the ship and, and you will hear it?

By the way you are really beautiful. Incredible smile and eyes to launch 1,000 ships. Oss

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ua-cam.com/video/8_tn5Ji0nac/v-deo.html this was how rugby was played during the renaissance

As an Aussie I have to acknowledge Jonah Lomu as the G.O.A.T. Jonah Lomu - 1975-2015. R.I.P.

На счет изнасилований советскими солдатами вранье!!! Статистика по-американски появилась только во-время холодной войны!!!

That was really interesting but I wish he hadn't said "suck" in relation to the vacuum of space since one of the myths about space is that vacuums suck. Vacuums are just empty space. The air wouldn't be sucked out of your lungs. It would be pushed out by its own pressure since there was no opposing pressure keeping it in. I wouldn't be surprised if an edited clip of him saying that ends up in some Flat Earth video as "proof" nasa has confirmed vacuums do indeed suck and therefore if space existed would suck all our atmosphere off into space.

Sevens is played at the Olympics. They played 15s until 1924 and the USA is current Olympic 15s Rugby champions .

I think the boats may have been taken all the way down to the south and brought north because the British had built a rail link from the cape up the length of Africa to Cairo just a few years earlier. That would have been the most efficient way to transport the boats across land to the lake. I don't know this for sure but it seems the most logical explanation to me.

here's a Welsh music recommendation: Hiraeth am Feirion (it's a traditional Welsh song which is probably over a thousand years old) the Welsh have an ancient history of music which the English tried to wipe out when they invaded as part of an effort to supress the Welsh culture, but the old Welsh songs survived in secret for hundreds of years and thankfully are still played today.

Sharks and Minnows is goated as far as childhood recess/gym games go. That and bombardment

1) Rugby explained ua-cam.com/video/TeTB9NdA_F8/v-deo.htmlsi=3YwRDx_BMkZVX8eS 2) World 7s USA Eagles vs NZ All blacks ua-cam.com/video/IoIgTjNdVeg/v-deo.html 3)Top 10 women's rugby tries ua-cam.com/video/EHLfXNtx6f8/v-deo.html

I enjoyed your reaction a lot, though this particular compilation annoys me as it's simply *not* the greatest tries ever! Some of these are pretty ordinary, and might be included because of their significance (eg Jason Robinson's try for England in the World Cup final against Australia, or Hesketh's for Japan, sealing a famous victory over South Africa). I've seen a much better Greatest Tries compilation, I'll try to find it and add it here.

Russia - New Zealand? No. It was South Africa and Japan (Japan in the cherry red and white who scored) Sth Africa are abriv. to RSA - Republic of South Africa

you are truly beautiful, that smile and those lively and intelligent eyes

this is how the pyramids were built if of interest: ua-cam.com/video/znQk_yBHre4/v-deo.html&pp=ygUaZ2VvcG9seW1lciBpbnN0aXR1dGUgZWd5cHQ%3D

6:25... You should react to Lumu's funeral. Emotional.

Yep the hits are a distraction , it's all about passing the line of defense the greatest try was when the low ranking minnows of Japan met the rhinoceros of South Africa it came to a try after full time , the Japanese public went banana

All blacks are like the Brazil of rugby, with Lomu being from there. He was the best ever. As an England fan, we never managed to contain him. South Africa was the first team to kinda tame him. I recommend watching the Morgan Freeman, and Matt Damon film 'Invictus' (2009). It kinda shows how worried these huge men were about him. Fiji are another fantastic team to watch. They seem to prefer to enjoy the game, over the result (I mean no disrespect by that, I love Fiji. After the All blacks, they are my next non affiliated team to watch) I think you can easily watch 7's. Fast and fun games. way less technical in terms of all the parts of the game. (No real scrums, or lineouts, and less people to stop runners) Super furry animals are big over here, not my genre though