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The fact that we exist at all is kind of amazing.

Like, somehow, a bunch of primordial goop became everything living on Earth today.

To figure out how that happened, scientists turn to the fossil record.

And in a paper published this week in the journal Nature, a team of researchers reconstructed

the face of one of our earliest ancestors, found in some 540-million-year-old limestone

that's in what is now central China.

And it looks like something straight out of a B monster movie, or a Alien, but this thing

is tiny — only a millimeter or so big.

So don't be too afraid

Scientists call it Saccorhytus coronarius.

The genus name comes from the Latin for "sack" or "bag," which is basically the animal's

body shape, plus the Greek word for "wrinkled."

So it's like "wrinkly sack".

And the species name is a nod to its crown-like mouth.

S. coronarius is basically a worm, but it's not just any worm.

It might be the common ancestor of all vertebrates, from humans to dogs, and even some invertebrates

like sea stars.

We're all what biologists call deuterostomes, a classification that has to do with how we

develop as embryos.

The most widely-used definition of deuterostome has to do with how our mouths and — the

SciShow comments' favorite term — anuses develop.

We start out as a hollow blob of cells, which forms a tube that becomes our digestive system.

When animals called protostomes, like insects, crabs, or earthworms, develop that tube, the

first opening they make becomes their mouth.

But in deuterostomes, the first opening becomes the anus, and the second opening becomes the

mouth.

So, these scientists think S. coronarius could be one of the earliest deuterostomes, based

on comparisons of more than 60 features to other living creatures and fossils.

The weird thing is: even though S. coronarius has a big ol' mouth, it doesn't seem to

have a clear anus.

But the lack of an anus doesn't disqualify S. coronarius from being a deuterostome.

Because while "anus first, mouth second" development is a pretty good rule of thumb,

it's not perfect.

Taxonomy is messy, and after scientists learned more about biology and genetics, they found

exceptions to the rule.

In fact, the earliest deuterostomes might share common traits like openings that they

used to help with filter feeding.

And S. coronarius has a bunch of those, which it might also have used to dump its waste.

So, hey, we might all be related to this wrinkled sack with a crown for a mouth.

And while some scientists are looking for our earliest ancestors, others are looking

for ways to make weird, but super useful forms of matter.

In a paper published last week in the journal Science, two researchers from Harvard University

announced that they've done what physicists have been trying to do for 80 years: they've

created solid metallic hydrogen.

Metallic hydrogen would be a huge deal.

It could be used for all kinds of new technologies, from really efficient electronics to rocket

fuels.

But this experiment is turning out to be super controversial.

A lot of experts are questioning how conclusive their results are, and pointing out flaws.

If you've learned anything about chemistry, you know that hydrogen isn't normally a

metal.

Metals are reflective and conduct electricity, and plain-old hydrogen doesn't do either

of those things.

But back in 1935, physicists predicted that the right conditions — specifically, very

high pressures — could force hydrogen into becoming a metal.

And if we could figure out how to make this stuff, it would be incredibly useful:

It's thought that metallic hydrogen would be a superconductor at room temperature, meaning

that it would be perfectly conduct electricity.

All the other superconductors we've discovered only work at very low temperatures, but one

that works at room temperature would revolutionize the power industry by making it way more efficient

to transfer electricity.

And with it's super-strong bonds, solid metallic hydrogen would also be a great way

to store energy, which would make it a better rocket fuel than the fuels we use now, like

liquid hydrogen and oxygen.

Teams of researchers all over the world have been trying and failing to make metallic hydrogen

for decades.

But now, these Harvard University physicists say they've done it.

They squeezed some hydrogen gas in a vise made of two tiny, carefully-engineered diamonds

at a temperature just above absolute zero.

As the pressure between the diamonds increased, they saw their sample turn dark, which meant

it was turning into a black, solid form of hydrogen.

Then, when the pressure hit 5 million times the standard pressure you'd experience at

sea level, the sample turned shiny.

It reflected about 90% of the light that hit it, just like a metal.

So the researchers announced these results in the paper published last week: they'd

created solid metallic hydrogen.

But other physicists are skeptical.

Which I probably would be too if lots of brilliant people had been trying and failing to do thing

for decades.

See, the team coated their diamonds in aluminum oxide to keep them from breaking, and it's

possible that the shiny stuff they saw was metallic aluminum oxide, not metallic hydrogen.

Another issue is that they couldn't monitor the pressure the entire time because the lasers

used to precisely measure pressure tend to weaken the diamonds.

They also haven't checked if the material is conductive, or even if it's actually

solid — which are pretty important tests if you think you've made a solid metallic

superconductor.

The researchers say they've held off on doing more tests because they're worried

they might ruin their sample.

They wanted to publish these results first.

But their next step is to analyze how the hydrogen atoms are arranged, based on the

way they scatter laser and X-ray light.

Eventually, they plan to release the vise and see if the hydrogen stays solid and metallic

— which theoretically, it should.

And of course, they want to make more samples.

If all these tests are successful, the results of their experiment will be a lot more convincing.

In the meantime, we can't say for sure that they've created metallic hydrogen.

But if they have, it is a big step for the future of technology.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow News, and thank you especially to all of our

patrons on Patreon who help make this show possible.

Patreon is just a place where people give money to projects that are cool, because they

want them to exist.

And no other reasons.

So it's fantastic that there are some of these people out there.

We make lots of stuff here at SciShow, If you want to see it all, you can go to youtube.com/scishow

and subscribe!

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English Release Of Persona 5 Confirmed Uncensored - Duration: 1:52.

Hey everyone, it's Dan from Censored Gaming.

Good news for Persona 5 fans.

Censored Gaming recently got in contact with Atlus' PR manager John Hardin and asked whether

the game would face any content changes from the Japanese version for its upcoming Western

release.

John has been able to confirm that all visual content will be the same as in Japan and,

to quote: "Outside of the scope of our usual text localization,

the only "content edit" is Morgana's face moving half a centimetre or whatever

on the standard edition cover to avoid being hidden by the rating box.

You can still see Mara in all its veiny glory."

What they are referring to with the standard edition cover is this, where, as you can see,

the cat-like character's face has been shifted to the right slightly outside of Japan.

As for Mara, those not already familiar with the Shin Megami Tensei series' famous demon,

may be surprised at the existence of the creature, which looks like a giant green penis riding

on the back of a golden chariot.

Also, yes, this screenshot is of Persona 5's version of Mara.

The Persona series, as well as Shin Megami Tensei series in general, is rather well known

for not making censorship changes during the localisation process.

Persona 3 and 4 also had no edits made to the Western versions.

Whilst some of the much older games did, these are around twenty years old now.

However, it's always a big relief to actually get confirmation of these things prior to

release.

And with Persona 5 scheduled to be released April 4th for both PS3 and PS4, there isn't

long left to wait.

Thank you for watching.

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Suzumiya Haruhi no Tsuisou - 276: Honourable Defeat! (Part 115) - Duration: 0:23.

On the substage, there were groups cosplaying in fantasy, sci-fi and event the occasional sailor uniform...

Lively music played as they began dancing. They all moved in perfect sync, it's pretty impressive.

However the crowd was overwhelmingly male, both them and the occasional female entranced by the stage. Not the kind of environment where you can talk to anyone.

Let's go somewhere else...

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Let's Make A Deal - Raining Cash - Duration: 2:16.

- My lucky number is number two.

WAYNE: Let's show you what's behind door number three.

JONATHAN: It was a new bedroom.

(cheers and applause)

This elegant bedroom set included a white-washed oak bed,

a brushed brass table and an eclectic dark wood dresser.

Plus we were including a 55-inch ultra high resolution TV.

This deal was worth $5,297.

WAYNE: That's not the Big Deal. That's good.

Door one and door two, why is two a lucky number for you?

- I was born in 1992.

And I've always just used two for everything.

WAYNE: Okay.

Well, let's see.

Tiffany, what is behind door number one?

JONATHAN: It was a new patio set.

WAYNE: You did it.

He's got the Big Deal!

(cheers and applause)

JONATHAN: This deal was worth $2,597.

WAYNE: Congratulations, my friend.

Now we're going to show you what's behind door number two.

Tiffany.

Can we open this door to give this man his deal, please?

TIFFANY: Yes, I can.

WAYNE: What's behind door number two?

What is worth $22,842?

JONATHAN: It's a trip to New York City and a trip to London.

(cheers and applause)

You'll spend four luxurious nights

in Manhattan's sophisticated Belvedere Hotel.

This centrally located hotel provides easy access

to bustling Times Square,

the bright lights of Broadway and more.

Then you'll jet across the pond for an unforgettable

three-night stay at the majestic Strand Palace Hotel

with famous landmarks like Big Ben

and Buckingham Palace at your doorstep.

You'll enjoy a mouth-watering meal at the Carvery and Grill

and a sophisticated afternoon tea London

as you explore historic London.

Plus capture your whole vacation

on this 24 megapixel digital camera

and travel in style

with this lightweight sturdy luggage set

from Ricardo Beverly Hills.

But that's not all.

How about $10,000 in cash?

This Big Deal is worth $22,842.

WAYNE: Give him a big round of applause.

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Petit Train Series #1 Upgrade Narita Express - Duration: 6:43.

Increase the width of the driving wheel

Remove anti-slip rubber

Winding a cut rubber band

Attach the anti-slip rubber

Tire diameter increase

[Talking Thomas]　I, Thomas

[Talking Thomas]　Tell me your name ?

[Narita Express]　I'm Narita Express

[Narita Express]　I runs between Narita International Airport and major city stations

[Talking Thomas]　Hey, let's race !

[Narita Express]　Okay, you can't beat me

[Narita Express]　Departure !

Narita Express vs Trains

Which is faster ?

[Talking Gordon]　Hiya ! Climb the Gordon's hill

[Talking Thomas]　Speed up

[Talking Gordon]　Hey, get out of my way

[Talking Gordon]　Hem, the Gordon pass through

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Senator Edward J. Markey (D-MA) Delivers Weelky Democratic Address - Duration: 3:22.

In less than one month, President Donald Trump has disrespected the rule of law and issued

executive orders that tear at the fabric of our democracy.

He has imposed an illegal ban on refugees based on religion.

He has refused to divest his foreign business interests.

He is trying to stifle a free press.

The United States Supreme Court's role in preventing abuses of Executive power and defending

the Constitution will be tested as never before.

We need a Supreme Court Justice who is independent and not beholden to ideology.

A Justice who will defend our democracy.

This week, President Trump named Federal Appeals Court Judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy

on the Supreme Court.

I want to share with you, the American people, what's at stake with this Supreme Court

nomination, one of the most consequential in our nation's history.

Judge Gorsuch has sided with corporations over the environment, the disabled, and consumers.

He has sided with corporations that withhold people's pay and improperly fire workers.

He has sided with corporations over the reproductive rights and health of women.

President Trump repeatedly promised to appoint a Supreme Court Justice who would overturn

Roe Versus Wade, and he has found a potential ally in Judge Gorsuch.

Judge Gorsuch's record gives every American reason to be concerned that the basic protections

that keep families safe, healthy and productive will be at risk if he is appointed to the

highest court of our land.

Now, as the Trump administration wages its assault on our core democratic values, we

need a Justice who will uphold the constitutional rights of all Americans, not improperly expand

the influence of corporate interests.

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump told supporters that he would use an ideological litmus test

to select a nominee who would advance a far-right wing agenda from the bench.

President Trump has delivered, and he has nominated a candidate for the Supreme Court

who is outside the judicial mainstream.

So, we must ask ourselves, who will stand up to President Trump?

It won't be his Cabinet of Big Oil, Big Banks and billionaires.

It won't be Republicans in Congress who are rubberstamping all of the President's

Cabinet nominees and policies.

Donald Trump railed against a rigged political system.

But make no mistake, he's trying to rig the Supreme Court against hardworking Americans.

And we cannot let him.

My Democratic colleagues in the Senate will do their Constitutional duty and subject Judge

Gorsuch to the most rigorous scrutiny that any Supreme Court nominee has ever received.

And Senate Democrats are going to insist that Judge Gorsuch is subject to the same 60-vote

threshold that President Obama's nominees had to meet.

Democrats in the United States Senate are unified when it comes to the defense of your

rights and our time-honored democratic values.

Thank you for this opportunity to speak with you, and God bless America.

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Super Mario Maker - Expert 100 Mario Challenge #19 - Duration: 42:20.

Easy if you get used to it!

Buzzy Beetle Walking: Met and dangerous stamp

♪ Pac Man + Mini Game Pac-Man and game ♪

Intermediate course If you can clear this, you are not an beginner!

Mario practice course 3

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Mono Mario (comedy series) | T6 Ep 5.3 - Duration: 2:56.

Let me see if I understood: If I buy 5 whiskies a have a 5 minute free-pass

to see the new "Lucky-guy room" of La Gatita Mimosa where there's 5 girls waiting for me alone. Is that right?

Make me 5 whiskies!

But Mono, you're just asking for two drinks only.

It's roman letters, you dumbass!

5 whiskies to do 5 butt f*^kings in 5 minutes!

I need to play the Pick 3 with those numbers!

Today, I'll hit it or else!

What joy I get to overtake life's vicissitudes!

( We are reaching out to you for a debt )

I couldn't leave without visiting you. I miss you!

Granny, I have a great torment now.

I can't stand the wait of the result for the DNA test.

Please, give me a sign if it's going to be positive.

( We are reaching out to you for a debt )

Nooo!!! Does that mean the test is going to be positive??

Now I have a doubt if you understood what is positive,

the test result of the sample or did you interpret the word "positive" like something favorable to me…

It looks like I didn't expressed myself very well.

Let's try this again. If the baby is mine, don't do anything,

but give me a signal if I'm NOT the father of the baby.

( We are reaching out to you for a debt )

Ohhhh, I'm saved by the bell!

You gave me peace of mind, grandma!

I'm out of here, otherwise I'll miss my flight!

You didn't understand what I'm telling you, dear!!!

I'm showing you the sign that says Overdue Bill!

You need to pay up!!!

I'm ashamed that I'm the only one here that doesn't get payments made in the whole cemetery!

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Did Scientists Really Make Metallic Hydrogen? - Duration: 5:52.

The fact that we exist at all is kind of amazing.

Like, somehow, a bunch of primordial goop became everything living on Earth today.

To figure out how that happened, scientists turn to the fossil record.

And in a paper published this week in the journal Nature, a team of researchers reconstructed

the face of one of our earliest ancestors, found in some 540-million-year-old limestone

that's in what is now central China.

And it looks like something straight out of a B monster movie, or a Alien, but this thing

is tiny — only a millimeter or so big.

So don't be too afraid

Scientists call it Saccorhytus coronarius.

The genus name comes from the Latin for "sack" or "bag," which is basically the animal's

body shape, plus the Greek word for "wrinkled."

So it's like "wrinkly sack".

And the species name is a nod to its crown-like mouth.

S. coronarius is basically a worm, but it's not just any worm.

It might be the common ancestor of all vertebrates, from humans to dogs, and even some invertebrates

like sea stars.

We're all what biologists call deuterostomes, a classification that has to do with how we

develop as embryos.

The most widely-used definition of deuterostome has to do with how our mouths and — the

SciShow comments' favorite term — anuses develop.

We start out as a hollow blob of cells, which forms a tube that becomes our digestive system.

When animals called protostomes, like insects, crabs, or earthworms, develop that tube, the

first opening they make becomes their mouth.

But in deuterostomes, the first opening becomes the anus, and the second opening becomes the

mouth.

So, these scientists think S. coronarius could be one of the earliest deuterostomes, based

on comparisons of more than 60 features to other living creatures and fossils.

The weird thing is: even though S. coronarius has a big ol' mouth, it doesn't seem to

have a clear anus.

But the lack of an anus doesn't disqualify S. coronarius from being a deuterostome.

Because while "anus first, mouth second" development is a pretty good rule of thumb,

it's not perfect.

Taxonomy is messy, and after scientists learned more about biology and genetics, they found

exceptions to the rule.

In fact, the earliest deuterostomes might share common traits like openings that they

used to help with filter feeding.

And S. coronarius has a bunch of those, which it might also have used to dump its waste.

So, hey, we might all be related to this wrinkled sack with a crown for a mouth.

And while some scientists are looking for our earliest ancestors, others are looking

for ways to make weird, but super useful forms of matter.

In a paper published last week in the journal Science, two researchers from Harvard University

announced that they've done what physicists have been trying to do for 80 years: they've

created solid metallic hydrogen.

Metallic hydrogen would be a huge deal.

It could be used for all kinds of new technologies, from really efficient electronics to rocket

fuels.

But this experiment is turning out to be super controversial.

A lot of experts are questioning how conclusive their results are, and pointing out flaws.

If you've learned anything about chemistry, you know that hydrogen isn't normally a

metal.

Metals are reflective and conduct electricity, and plain-old hydrogen doesn't do either

of those things.

But back in 1935, physicists predicted that the right conditions — specifically, very

high pressures — could force hydrogen into becoming a metal.

And if we could figure out how to make this stuff, it would be incredibly useful:

It's thought that metallic hydrogen would be a superconductor at room temperature, meaning

that it would be perfectly conduct electricity.

All the other superconductors we've discovered only work at very low temperatures, but one

that works at room temperature would revolutionize the power industry by making it way more efficient

to transfer electricity.

And with it's super-strong bonds, solid metallic hydrogen would also be a great way

to store energy, which would make it a better rocket fuel than the fuels we use now, like

liquid hydrogen and oxygen.

Teams of researchers all over the world have been trying and failing to make metallic hydrogen

for decades.

But now, these Harvard University physicists say they've done it.

They squeezed some hydrogen gas in a vise made of two tiny, carefully-engineered diamonds

at a temperature just above absolute zero.

As the pressure between the diamonds increased, they saw their sample turn dark, which meant

it was turning into a black, solid form of hydrogen.

Then, when the pressure hit 5 million times the standard pressure you'd experience at

sea level, the sample turned shiny.

It reflected about 90% of the light that hit it, just like a metal.

So the researchers announced these results in the paper published last week: they'd

created solid metallic hydrogen.

But other physicists are skeptical.

Which I probably would be too if lots of brilliant people had been trying and failing to do thing

for decades.

See, the team coated their diamonds in aluminum oxide to keep them from breaking, and it's

possible that the shiny stuff they saw was metallic aluminum oxide, not metallic hydrogen.

Another issue is that they couldn't monitor the pressure the entire time because the lasers

used to precisely measure pressure tend to weaken the diamonds.

They also haven't checked if the material is conductive, or even if it's actually

solid — which are pretty important tests if you think you've made a solid metallic

superconductor.

The researchers say they've held off on doing more tests because they're worried

they might ruin their sample.

They wanted to publish these results first.

But their next step is to analyze how the hydrogen atoms are arranged, based on the

way they scatter laser and X-ray light.

Eventually, they plan to release the vise and see if the hydrogen stays solid and metallic

— which theoretically, it should.

And of course, they want to make more samples.

If all these tests are successful, the results of their experiment will be a lot more convincing.

In the meantime, we can't say for sure that they've created metallic hydrogen.

But if they have, it is a big step for the future of technology.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow News, and thank you especially to all of our

patrons on Patreon who help make this show possible.

Patreon is just a place where people give money to projects that are cool, because they

want them to exist.

And no other reasons.

So it's fantastic that there are some of these people out there.

We make lots of stuff here at SciShow, If you want to see it all, you can go to youtube.com/scishow

and subscribe!

For more infomation >> Did Scientists Really Make Metallic Hydrogen? - Duration: 5:52.

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English Release Of Persona 5 Confirmed Uncensored - Duration: 1:52.

Hey everyone, it's Dan from Censored Gaming.

Good news for Persona 5 fans.

Censored Gaming recently got in contact with Atlus' PR manager John Hardin and asked whether

the game would face any content changes from the Japanese version for its upcoming Western

release.

John has been able to confirm that all visual content will be the same as in Japan and,

to quote: "Outside of the scope of our usual text localization,

the only "content edit" is Morgana's face moving half a centimetre or whatever

on the standard edition cover to avoid being hidden by the rating box.

You can still see Mara in all its veiny glory."

What they are referring to with the standard edition cover is this, where, as you can see,

the cat-like character's face has been shifted to the right slightly outside of Japan.

As for Mara, those not already familiar with the Shin Megami Tensei series' famous demon,

may be surprised at the existence of the creature, which looks like a giant green penis riding

on the back of a golden chariot.

Also, yes, this screenshot is of Persona 5's version of Mara.

The Persona series, as well as Shin Megami Tensei series in general, is rather well known

for not making censorship changes during the localisation process.

Persona 3 and 4 also had no edits made to the Western versions.

Whilst some of the much older games did, these are around twenty years old now.

However, it's always a big relief to actually get confirmation of these things prior to

release.

And with Persona 5 scheduled to be released April 4th for both PS3 and PS4, there isn't

long left to wait.

Thank you for watching.

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Suzumiya Haruhi no Tsuisou - 276: Honourable Defeat! (Part 115) - Duration: 0:23.

On the substage, there were groups cosplaying in fantasy, sci-fi and event the occasional sailor uniform...

Lively music played as they began dancing. They all moved in perfect sync, it's pretty impressive.

However the crowd was overwhelmingly male, both them and the occasional female entranced by the stage. Not the kind of environment where you can talk to anyone.

Let's go somewhere else...

For more infomation >> Suzumiya Haruhi no Tsuisou - 276: Honourable Defeat! (Part 115) - Duration: 0:23.

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Let's Make A Deal - Raining Cash - Duration: 2:16.

- My lucky number is number two.

WAYNE: Let's show you what's behind door number three.

JONATHAN: It was a new bedroom.

(cheers and applause)

This elegant bedroom set included a white-washed oak bed,

a brushed brass table and an eclectic dark wood dresser.

Plus we were including a 55-inch ultra high resolution TV.

This deal was worth $5,297.

WAYNE: That's not the Big Deal. That's good.

Door one and door two, why is two a lucky number for you?

- I was born in 1992.

And I've always just used two for everything.

WAYNE: Okay.

Well, let's see.

Tiffany, what is behind door number one?

JONATHAN: It was a new patio set.

WAYNE: You did it.

He's got the Big Deal!

(cheers and applause)

JONATHAN: This deal was worth $2,597.

WAYNE: Congratulations, my friend.

Now we're going to show you what's behind door number two.

Tiffany.

Can we open this door to give this man his deal, please?

TIFFANY: Yes, I can.

WAYNE: What's behind door number two?

What is worth $22,842?

JONATHAN: It's a trip to New York City and a trip to London.

(cheers and applause)

You'll spend four luxurious nights

in Manhattan's sophisticated Belvedere Hotel.

This centrally located hotel provides easy access

to bustling Times Square,

the bright lights of Broadway and more.

Then you'll jet across the pond for an unforgettable

three-night stay at the majestic Strand Palace Hotel

with famous landmarks like Big Ben

and Buckingham Palace at your doorstep.

You'll enjoy a mouth-watering meal at the Carvery and Grill

and a sophisticated afternoon tea London

as you explore historic London.

Plus capture your whole vacation

on this 24 megapixel digital camera

and travel in style

with this lightweight sturdy luggage set

from Ricardo Beverly Hills.

But that's not all.

How about $10,000 in cash?

This Big Deal is worth $22,842.

WAYNE: Give him a big round of applause.

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FTH VS TFC Showdown - Duration: 3:06.

so yeah PPC has been Pretty good this year

Yeah but I have been Kind of wondering yeah?

those changlings really don't have an anus why do you suppose that is?

what?

have you ever gotten so backed up you got Bigger?

what? what does that mean?

have you ever Pooped into a balloon?

No...what?

well well well if it isn't Fire team Harmony at last we meet

oh hey it's you...

guy?

Hunter Chrysalis

oh yeah Right

we speak on face Book

oh right um...we forgot to re-activate our Facebook accounts

and Twitter!

Yeah Usually I let scruff Manage the twitter

Regardless at last

we can Duel

Whelp Ok

No No No Twilight

I've got this

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Did Scientists Really Make Metallic Hydrogen? - Duration: 5:52.

The fact that we exist at all is kind of amazing.

Like, somehow, a bunch of primordial goop became everything living on Earth today.

To figure out how that happened, scientists turn to the fossil record.

And in a paper published this week in the journal Nature, a team of researchers reconstructed

the face of one of our earliest ancestors, found in some 540-million-year-old limestone

that's in what is now central China.

And it looks like something straight out of a B monster movie, or a Alien, but this thing

is tiny — only a millimeter or so big.

So don't be too afraid

Scientists call it Saccorhytus coronarius.

The genus name comes from the Latin for "sack" or "bag," which is basically the animal's

body shape, plus the Greek word for "wrinkled."

So it's like "wrinkly sack".

And the species name is a nod to its crown-like mouth.

S. coronarius is basically a worm, but it's not just any worm.

It might be the common ancestor of all vertebrates, from humans to dogs, and even some invertebrates

like sea stars.

We're all what biologists call deuterostomes, a classification that has to do with how we

develop as embryos.

The most widely-used definition of deuterostome has to do with how our mouths and — the

SciShow comments' favorite term — anuses develop.

We start out as a hollow blob of cells, which forms a tube that becomes our digestive system.

When animals called protostomes, like insects, crabs, or earthworms, develop that tube, the

first opening they make becomes their mouth.

But in deuterostomes, the first opening becomes the anus, and the second opening becomes the

mouth.

So, these scientists think S. coronarius could be one of the earliest deuterostomes, based

on comparisons of more than 60 features to other living creatures and fossils.

The weird thing is: even though S. coronarius has a big ol' mouth, it doesn't seem to

have a clear anus.

But the lack of an anus doesn't disqualify S. coronarius from being a deuterostome.

Because while "anus first, mouth second" development is a pretty good rule of thumb,

it's not perfect.

Taxonomy is messy, and after scientists learned more about biology and genetics, they found

exceptions to the rule.

In fact, the earliest deuterostomes might share common traits like openings that they

used to help with filter feeding.

And S. coronarius has a bunch of those, which it might also have used to dump its waste.

So, hey, we might all be related to this wrinkled sack with a crown for a mouth.

And while some scientists are looking for our earliest ancestors, others are looking

for ways to make weird, but super useful forms of matter.

In a paper published last week in the journal Science, two researchers from Harvard University

announced that they've done what physicists have been trying to do for 80 years: they've

created solid metallic hydrogen.

Metallic hydrogen would be a huge deal.

It could be used for all kinds of new technologies, from really efficient electronics to rocket

fuels.

But this experiment is turning out to be super controversial.

A lot of experts are questioning how conclusive their results are, and pointing out flaws.

If you've learned anything about chemistry, you know that hydrogen isn't normally a

metal.

Metals are reflective and conduct electricity, and plain-old hydrogen doesn't do either

of those things.

But back in 1935, physicists predicted that the right conditions — specifically, very

high pressures — could force hydrogen into becoming a metal.

And if we could figure out how to make this stuff, it would be incredibly useful:

It's thought that metallic hydrogen would be a superconductor at room temperature, meaning

that it would be perfectly conduct electricity.

All the other superconductors we've discovered only work at very low temperatures, but one

that works at room temperature would revolutionize the power industry by making it way more efficient

to transfer electricity.

And with it's super-strong bonds, solid metallic hydrogen would also be a great way

to store energy, which would make it a better rocket fuel than the fuels we use now, like

liquid hydrogen and oxygen.

Teams of researchers all over the world have been trying and failing to make metallic hydrogen

for decades.

But now, these Harvard University physicists say they've done it.

They squeezed some hydrogen gas in a vise made of two tiny, carefully-engineered diamonds

at a temperature just above absolute zero.

As the pressure between the diamonds increased, they saw their sample turn dark, which meant

it was turning into a black, solid form of hydrogen.

Then, when the pressure hit 5 million times the standard pressure you'd experience at

sea level, the sample turned shiny.

It reflected about 90% of the light that hit it, just like a metal.

So the researchers announced these results in the paper published last week: they'd

created solid metallic hydrogen.

But other physicists are skeptical.

Which I probably would be too if lots of brilliant people had been trying and failing to do thing

for decades.

See, the team coated their diamonds in aluminum oxide to keep them from breaking, and it's

possible that the shiny stuff they saw was metallic aluminum oxide, not metallic hydrogen.

Another issue is that they couldn't monitor the pressure the entire time because the lasers

used to precisely measure pressure tend to weaken the diamonds.

They also haven't checked if the material is conductive, or even if it's actually

solid — which are pretty important tests if you think you've made a solid metallic

superconductor.

The researchers say they've held off on doing more tests because they're worried

they might ruin their sample.

They wanted to publish these results first.

But their next step is to analyze how the hydrogen atoms are arranged, based on the

way they scatter laser and X-ray light.

Eventually, they plan to release the vise and see if the hydrogen stays solid and metallic

— which theoretically, it should.

And of course, they want to make more samples.

If all these tests are successful, the results of their experiment will be a lot more convincing.

In the meantime, we can't say for sure that they've created metallic hydrogen.

But if they have, it is a big step for the future of technology.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow News, and thank you especially to all of our

patrons on Patreon who help make this show possible.

Patreon is just a place where people give money to projects that are cool, because they

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And no other reasons.

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3 Creepy TRUE Horror Stories - Duration: 16:02.

When I was about thirteen, my parents and I moved to an old house.

It was at least ninety years old.

It was large and it was in pretty good condition for a house that old.

I was an only child.

I got the second biggest room on the second floor.

And that room was huge.

Sometimes my parents left me at home by myself for a few hours.

Whether they were going shopping or on a date..

I always asked to stay at home.

I didn't mind staying at home, because I liked to think of myself as responsible and trustworthy.

It made me feel special.

One night, at around 6:00pm, or so, my parents had to go run some errands.

They were the kind of people who spent long hours out shopping for the best deals, and

they used a lot of coupons on whatever they could.

And I did not want to be involved in this at all.

So I decided not to come.

I stayed in my room and watched some TV.

Then at around 8:00pm, I got hungry and decided to get a snack.

Now at this point the house is very dark, so I grab my cellphone and use it as best

as I can to light up the hallway, since the hallway didn't have a light.

Now this was before cellphones had built in flashlights, so I just used all the light

my screen could give, until I made it to the kitchen.

The kitchen light had been left on by my parents.

I put my phone on the counter.

As I was walking to the pantry, I saw a man hunched down in the corner, by the back door.

He was wearing black and red clothing, and he had long, greasy unkept hair.

I didn't see his face, because his head was facing the wall.

He was holding a large knife.

He didn't notice that I had spotted him.

I wanted to scream, but I just covered my mouth and walked back upstairs, leaving my

cellphone down there.

I was not walking over to get it.

We didn't have any phones upstairs, so I walked into my room, locked the door, and hid in

my closet.

I start crying silently and start thinking the worst.

He was going to find me and kill me.

I just knew it.

Then I heard someone coming up the stairs.

Heavy footsteps.

I felt sick and I had never been so afraid in my life.

Then I heard someone open the door to my parents room, which was two rooms away from mine.

I then hear police sirens outside and I hear the door being knocked on.

I breathe a sigh of relief.

I hear the man running back down the stairs quickly and he's trying to open our back door.

Then I hear our front door being pushed down and I hear footsteps of two people coming

upstairs and they start searching our home.

The police come to my room and let me know it's safe.

I opened the door.

I later found out that our neighbors saw this man unlocking our back door with a key and

saw that he had a knife and called the police.

My parents arrived a few minutes later and my mom started hugging me and crying.

The man unfortunately escaped.

I cried and cried and I got no sleep that night.

Because the man had a key, we got the lock changed, but we eventually moved way out of

state.

I'm 23 now.

I have moved past it, but there are several questions I still have.

How did he get a key?

Why did he want to come to our house?

And what would he have done if the police showed up any later?

I am a 25 year old female and have been living with my boyfriend for the last 6 years.

This happened about 4 years ago.

I was online a lot (and still am) and I met a lot of cool people.

Many of them had rough backstories, but I always offered a listening ear and tried to

support them.

I'm going to mention that I have autism and can be pretty naive, so don't recognise certain

bad situations right away.

I ended up meeting a 24 year old guy from Australia who had just broken up with his

girlfriend, that he said was emotionally unstable, and it ended with her wanting to kill herself

and him not being able to handle it anymore.

I talked to him about it a lot and tried to help him cope with the situation.

We started to game together online and I started to see him as a friend.

But after a while, I started to notice that he was kind of acting like I was his girlfriend.

I shrugged it off, because he knew I had a boyfriend and it might've just been kindness

that I mistook.

I'm famous for being oblivious to that kind of stuff.

He started to tell me that I should break up with my boyfriend, going on long tangents

and writing me emails how my boyfriend was like his ex-girlfriend, that he abused me

mentally and physically, that he was raping me, was making my life a living hell, and

that he was going to kill me one day.

Which was all completely absurd, and I kept explaining that to him.

After a while, it was obvious that he indeed thought of me as his new girlfriend.

He made it clear we were going to spend the rest of our lives together and that he would

make sure of it.

He was convinced that me telling him to stop and leave me alone was all orchestrated by

my boyfriend, and that I was actually being held hostage.

Luckily, he didn't know my full name (or so I thought), or where I lived.

I started getting messages from random accounts with pictures of people bloodied up, saying

"this is going to happen", all with his name on the pages itself.

This went on for a while.

I begged him to stop, but he kept pushing.

I had blocked him, but he kept making new accounts to get in contact with me.

I decided to just delete my account on that site all together and not go on there anymore,

and I hoped it would go away.

But then I suddenly started to get messages on Facebook.

I never even told him my full name, and even then, I made sure my facebook is extremely

private.

I used a family nickname and I only had other family members on there.

My boyfriend didnt even HAVE a facebook account.

And like I said before: I kept my full name and location to myself.

He made about 150 pages and profiles and completely directed to me, with pictures of people killing

themselves, telling me HE was going to kill himself, complete with the overlays and banners

of "THIS IS YOUR FAULT".

It seemed like he made it his full time day-job to send me messages on different platforms.

He even found stuff like my youtube account and followed me around there.

Eventually, he started sending receipts of his schoolbooks that he had sold (of his current

school year), and later, 1 plane ticket to the airport where I actually lived close to,

and 2 back to Australia.

He kept sending "proof", like of him moving out of his apartment and putting stuff into

storage.

He told me he was coming to save me from my boyfriend who had kept me hostage, and that

he was going to kill him and take me back to Australia, so I could be save.

He had gotten rid of all ties he had, quit school, quit his job, so that we could have

a blank slate, telling me we'd have to live under the radar for a while, all the while

he kept sending pictures as "proof" of doing these things "because he loved me and wanted

to show it".

By now, I had blocked every Facebook account with his -unfortunately, extremely common-

name, and basically deleted every other online account I had.

Even though a lot were under different names, he found me everywhere.

Eventually the day came where he was taking pictures at the airport, which he was then

posting to facebook, and I immediately recognized the logos as my country's official airline.

He began talking about the actual house I lived in.

Keep in mind, I don't live in some normal place.

I lived on a industrial area in a maintenance apartment inside a huge, empty building with

only 1 other office.

The whole building was open to me and there weren't any people living remotely nearby.

He definitely couldn't have known I lived there.

He started messaging about how perfect that whole setup was for his 'plans'.

My boyfriend was aware of everything that had happened by then, and thought it was best

if maybe we'd sought out the help of police to give us some advice, but of course they

couldn't do anything and suggested that if we were scared, we'd better just go somewhere

else, and we decided to go stay at my parents's.

We went back the next day, since we had both school and work, but we saw police cars in

front of the building.

The owner informed us that someone had broken in.

This person had tried to go into the office next to our apartment, and they had an alarm

system that went off and alerted the cops.

At that point I wanted to know what the hell was going on and if he had tried to break

in, since that was our first guess.

It wasn't hard contacting him since he already send me multiple messages again on Facebook

from several different accounts.

My boyfriend contacted him and the guy agreed to have a webcam chat, and when he turned

his cam on, I immediately recognized a hallmark of our city from the window behind him.

I silently freaked out, not letting him know I was present.

My boyfriend then spend more than 7 hours talking to him.

The guy was furious and still certain my boyfriend was going to kill me, and nothing could change

his mind.

After more than 7 hours with my normally monk-calm boyfriend getting pretty annoyed at this point

because of the most stupid reasoning (the guy copy pasted whole chat conversations and

spinned them in crazy ways) the guy then started saying he was disgusted and started to throw

out profanities towards him about me, basically saying that if I was so adamant on staying

with him, I deserved what my boyfriend was going to do to me and he wouldn't mourn me,

because I had apparently ruined his, my own, our kids's lives together.

I only heard from him 1 more time after that.

A short video of him being in the hospital saying he had tried to kill himself, it was

all my fault, and I was going to bring darkness over the earth, instead of light, "like I

promised".

He said stuff like that often, and other weird spiritual promises he said I made.

I got scared again for a while, but it got silent after that.

Even though it was years ago, I'm still afraid the guy isn't over me and that he'll come

after me.

But as far as I know, his parents had him locked in a nursing home for the mentally

ill.

(I got this info a year later, when his older brother FINALLY responded to my facebook messages

to him telling him to please speak to his brother, because he was not ok.

Anyways, that's my story, and I hope I never hear from the guy, again.

My husband was almost abducted.

I think about this exact moment when he and I get in a disagreement and immediately stop

being mad at him.

The idea that I almost lost him and NEVER would have know what happened is enough to

calm even my most justified anger.

This happened about three years ago.

I was twenty-four and he was twenty-five.

It had pretty much been just me and him since we were seventeen and eighteen, so my whole

world was almost snatched away.

It was late at night and I'd just picked him up from work and we'd stopped at a Harris

Teeter for a bottle of wine and a pizza.

I had both of our cellphones in my purse because that's just how we did it when we were out

together.

He didn't like having it in his back pocket.

Also there's no way to say this without sounding weird, but, my husband is very...pretty?

I mean he's handsome but he's got long, curly black hair and a slight build.

And we both look way younger than we actually are.

It's made us targets for more than a few weirdos.

So, we're in line about to pay and he realizes he left his wallet in the car.

The store is pretty much empty and there was no one behind us so he said "he'll be right

back" and ran out into the dark parking lot.

Now, I'm anxious anyway, so when he was gone for literally 4 minutes I ran outside to look

for him.

I saw a black truck with a topper on it, driving away under the single street light and my

husband no where in sight....my knees felt like jelly.

I never understood that saying until that moment.

I ran to our car praying he was in there....thank God or whoever...he was.

He was sitting in our locked car, staring after the truck until I, very loudly, smacked

the passenger window.

He looked at me with giant terrified eyes and yelled for me to "Get in!"

He leaned over and unlocked my door and yelled at me to lock it back when I sat down.

He was shaking and freaking out and hugging me.

I finally just squeezed him and asked him "What the fuck happened?"

He asked for his phone and called 911.

I heard the story as he was telling it to the operator and it still makes me want to

throw up when I think about it.

He had walked out to the car and noticed the black truck a lane over.

We both worked in stores in that shopping center and had never been afraid of the parking

lot but, luckily, it sent up a red flag and he hurried.

As he fumbled with the keys, he heard the truck start up and figured it was leaving.

In the time it took for him to grab his wallet out of the seat and turn around, the truck

was behind him and a big man had opened the trunk.

As the man turned around to face him, my husband just fell back into our car and slammed the

door.

The man didn't try the door right away, instead he hit the window in anger and that's what

saved my husband because he managed in that moment to lock the doors.

The man just stood there for a whole minute looking around and tried opening the door

twice.

Then he paced for a few seconds then went back to the front of his truck and dug around.

The whole time my husband sat in horror without his phone.

I WISH he'd thought to honk the horn or something to scare the guy or get someone's attention

but he was too scared to think.

Finally the man just climbed I the cab and sat until I guess he saw me running out of

the store and zoomed off.

The police arrived and my husband gave a description of the truck and the man.

He was Tall, big, white, balding, dressed in all black, like a sweat suit.

The truck either didn't have a license plate or he'd covered it.

From what we know, they didn't find him and we've since moved out of the state.

So...that's how my husband was almost kidnapped for what I refuse to imagine.

I stayed awake for nights just holding him and feeling him breath.

I almost lost him.

After the shock wore away, he became rather serious about working out because the fact

that he wouldn't have been able to fight the man off haunts him.

Fuck that guy for making my husband a victim.

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VON MILLER! ON A GOALPOST? | HANG TIME - Duration: 2:30.

This is Hangtime.

We're here in Orlando, Florida, for Pro Bowl week

where I'm about to hang from that thing

with Denver Bronco's Von Miller.

Von Miller with the sack!

Von Miller, a torpedo!

Brady at the goal line –

Hit by Miller and sacked!

This guy's arms is like four times big as mine.

I think I can hang, probably, forever.

Yo, Von, after I beat you, I'm going to do one of your sack dances.

If you lose, he won't even hear the end of it.

It's time to get hanging.

We'll be hanging from the goalpost.

Whoever drops first, that's the end of the interview.

That's going to hold us both?

I don't know.

Ready for this?

Three, two, one...Hangtime.

All right, man, you're a Super Bowl MVP.

The world want to know what the hell you doing hanging with me on this goalpost?

When you win the Super Bowl MVP, there's all type of opportunities that you get.

What's your greatest sack of all time?

I think the Tom Brady one was, man.

All the Tom Brady ones is cool.

Do you pre-plan your sack dances?

Yeah, I do.

I practice them during the week, but sometimes, you know, when you get the sack, it's just

like stuff just happens

It's natural.

Who the better dancer, you or Odell?

Odell got it, man.

Odell got it?

Odell got it, but for my weight class, they ain't nobody.

You want to talk about your foundation a little bit?

Started it, like, my first year in the league with Tim Tebow, created Von's Vision.

We give glasses, free Lasik surgery and contacts to kids in need.

You think you're the most stylish person in the NFL?

I'm one of the most...there's a lot of guys with swagger.

You can't take nothing away from them.

You style yourself or you got somebody to do it for you?

I style myself.

I like that.

But I work with stylists too, though.

Okay.

Oh, Von!

Man, come on!

Come on, you're Super Bowl MVP!

Super Bowl champion.

Yeah, but you don't have no weight up there, though.

Man, look, Von.

Man, look.

That's like 20 pounds.

Man, come on, it's actually 76.

Seventy-six.

I got big feet.

I wear a size 14.

This one of my most easiest interviews, not because you fell quick, but as you can see,

this is not as easy as it looks.

Come back on the show and hang with me.

This is Hangtime, baby.

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Diy Valentine's Day Decoupage Wine Bottle/Glitter Bubble Bath (HD) - Duration: 15:38.

Welcome back to DIY No Need To Cry with Ivelisse

DIY Valentine's Day Decoupage Wine Bottle/Glitter Bubble Bath

All the items I used for this diy are listed in the description box below.

I first took the napkin and measured it on the bottle.

Marking where I was going to cut.

I made the mark right before the bottle starts to slope.

Using a ruler and a pen I lightly marked where I was going to cut on the back of the napkin.

Then cut the napkin

Using white acrylic paint I painted the whole bottle except the very flat part of the rim.

I gave it two coats, letting it dry between each one.

Wetting my finger tips, I separated the plies of paper.

This napkin had two.

Do the same thing to the other piece.

Using Mod Podge and a clean dry brush, I placed some on the bottle.

Then pressing and smoothing along very gently the napkin as I went along.

Do this all the way around.

I then cut the excess of.

You can measure and do this before hand if you'd like.

This is just how I do it.

Smooth the edge down lightly.

Taking a crumpled up piece of plastic wrap, I lightly smoothed out all of the napkin.

Once that's done coat the tissue with Mod Podge and let it dry.

Taking the other piece of napkin, I decided to connect the pink roses and then just cut

out red roses to fill the blank spots.

I just played around with the napkin, cutting and gluing until I was happy, leaving the

neck of the bottle white.

Repaint any spot that might of got messed up while placing the napkin.

Once that was dry, I painted the neck of the bottle pink and the very rim of it red.

Let that dry.

Next, I cutout a heart out of an index card.

Placed it on the front of the bottle and traced it with a pen.

Using an X-acto knife, I cut the heart out.

Be carful doing this.

Make sure to cut all the way trough and when you are dragging the knife, if you see it

start to bunch or anything, stop, reposition it and continue.

When that's done start lifting it but do it slowly.

This way if there is a part that you missed you can cut it and continue pulling.

Scrape off the heavy paint.

Then with a damp cloth or napkin.. whip it down.

Using a dry piece to dry as you go.

Do not let water drip on the bottle.

Do this until it's completely clean and dry.

Now taking some painters tape, I covered the heart.

When doing this, do not let the tape touch the edges of the napkin.

Trim anything that does.

Go as close as you can but don't let it touch.

Spray with any clear gloss sealer and let that dry.

I used Mod Podge

Now peal the tape off.

Using red glitter glue, I applied it on the red roses as shown here.

Do all of the red roses in sections so you don't smudge them.

With the pink roses I used pink glitter glue and I spread some out on the whole rose before

placing the lines.

Do the whole bottle and let that dry.

Using a paint brush and Mod Podge, I applied red rhinestones to the heart.

I then covered the neck with pink rhinestones.

and the very rim with red ones.

Make sure that part doesn't have paint or glue as we will be putting liquid in this

bottle.

I bought a 64oz of pink bubble bath to put in the bottle but before I put it in I had

to make it shimmer!

I used an index card to make a funnel.

I then placed the funnel in the bottle and added Cosmetic safe pink glitter to it.

Make sure you only use cosmetic safe glitter!

I used a paint brush to push the glitter into the liquid.

Close and shake until it's completely mixed.

Using a much bigger paper funnel, I put the bubble bath mix into the bottle.

Now you have a beautiful Valentines day bottle that has glitter bubble bath you can use!

This would make a great gift for your mom, sister or best friend… or keep it for yourself,

light some candles, throw on the bath time playlist and have yourself a relaxing, fabulous

bath.

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Do It yourself there's no need to cry!

If you want to see how I made the wine stopper for this bottle.

The link to that video is in the description box below.

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WHO İS HARLEY QUİNN? - Duration: 2:36.

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[Alicia Online] Hacia Lo Salvaje (spanish w/ english subtitles) - Duration: 4:12.

She was the first

of her sisters

to run away

from the house that saw her birth

to the wild.

Every day was a gift,

free from sun to sun.

The mountain was her salvation,

and among the beasts, she grew up.

And in the trees can be heard

voices from ancient times.

She has chosen to walk -

to the wild.

"You have no idea -

of how high I can fly."

She said with a slam of the door,

and they never saw her again.

Every hit they gave her

was a countdown.

And now she runs to the forest,

her fortress, her new home.

And in the trees can be heard

voices from ancient times.

She has chosen to walk -

to the wild.

She has chosen to walk -

to the wild.

She has chosen to walk -

To the wild.

For more infomation >> [Alicia Online] Hacia Lo Salvaje (spanish w/ english subtitles) - Duration: 4:12.